DR DAISY PARIHAR
O travelers of life, turn back and see I am just a human like you. When we see tiny hands reaching out not for toys or treats, but for money, it stirs something deep within us. It’s a silent plea, a cry for help masked by innocence. It’s a heart-drenching moment that awakens our empathy and compels us to act to ensure that every child has the opportunity to hold books instead of begging bowls, and to rewrite their destinies with the power of learning.
“Wings of education are finding their way to me,life’s voyage is unfurling finally free.
I will not plead for wealth, nor beg for silver gleam, my destiny through learning shall be my theme.”
In a world where poverty often forces individuals to resort to begging for survival, there exists a transformative alternative to education. The image of the begging bowl is replaced by a powerful symbol of empowerment ‘BOOKS IN HAND’. In a society that is often quick to judge based on superficial perception, there is a plea, don’t close the door after seeing our clothes, we too are human and can become better if given a chance. Your help in education serves as a profound reminder of our shared humanity. This plea speaks to a universal truth regardless of external appearances or circumstances. Every individual possess the potential for growth, improvement and contribution to society.
Don’t donate cakes or chocolate, donate education if you want to help the poor children
While material donations may provide immediate relief, they often fall short in addressing the systemic barriers that perpetuate poverty. By equipping underprivileged children with quality education, we can give them tools to break free from poverty. It has many benefits and can extend across multiple dimensions of economic activity. First and foremost, an educated workforce is essential for fostering innovation, productivity and competitiveness in today’s knowledge-based global economy. It can reduce poverty, inequality and social exclusion. Beyond its intrinsic value, it holds the key to unlocking a nation’s economic potential, particularly when it comes to uplifting underprivileged communities. One of the most direct ways in which education contributes to economic growth is through its impact on workforce productivity in fostering entrepreneurship and innovation, both of which are key drivers of economic growth.
Girls growing up in poverty face a multitude of challenges that often hinder their ability to access education, security and stable environment and fulfill their potential. Financial constraints, cultural norms and household responsibilities often force girls to drop out of school. As we work towards building a move towards an equitable world, let us prioritize the empowerment of girls living in poverty as a cornerstone of our efforts to achieve gender equality and social justice.
The transformative power of educating just one girl extends beyond individual empowerment- it sets in motion a ripple effect that uplifts families, transforms communities and propel societies forward. Idle time often acts as a breeding ground for negative habits to take route. In the ongoing battle against crime and drug abuse, education emerges as a powerful ally offering individuals the tools and knowledge needed to make positive choices. It also serves as the bedrock upon which the pillars of progress are built. By investing in the education of people especially underprivileged children, countries can unleash a way of human potential that propel them to the forefront of global innovation and prosperity.
In the conclusion, as we head the call to join hands, to uplift the poor, let us remember that our actions today will shape the world of tomorrow. Together, we have the power to make a difference to build a more compassionate society and to create a future for the children where poverty is no longer a barrier to human flourishing.
“Each one help one.”
