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An Act Of Kindness, School Under Bridge

Hi Friends, 

I would like to let you all know about an act of kindness being done near Yamuna Bank Metro Station Noida. 

Two gentlemen with a great vision to spread education free of cost and bring a change are investing their time and energy in teaching more than 200 underprivileged kids. Mr. Laxmi Chandra and Mr. Rajesh Sharma, founders of school under bridge near Yamuna bank metro station are ground to earth visionaries who teach kids free of cost and ensure a bright future for them.

The class is conducted under a metro bridge and with no infrastructure at all, the only thing that drive the classes is the dedication and vision of the founders. 

The students mainly belong to the near by underprivileged sites, kids from migrant families and labors. They enroll the kids in the nearby government schools and then teach them to bring them at par with the curriculum. 

How to reach them: Reach Yamuna Metro Station, Noida--->Ask the local rickshaw puller to drop you to school(Yes each and every rickshaw puller knows about the school)--> He will drop you to the place where education blooms and selfless efforts to bring a change. 

Contact: Mr. Rajesh Sharma (9873445513), Mr. Laxmi Chandra(9910657246)

Timing: Class timing is from 10 AM to 1 PM and then 1:30 PM to 4 PM, so better you meet them before or after this timing so the class is not disturbed. 

It was an amazing experience for me to meet the founders and witness their amazing gesture to spread education. 
Hats off to the effort. 

Regards
Live For The Nation

Comments

  1. Mudit Gupta5 December 2015 at 13:52

    Thats realy amazing Avi. These kind of posts can really help to reach them and provide them helping hand as much as possible from individuals...
    Thanks for sharing the information..

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  2. Unknown6 December 2015 at 02:39

    Great !! If opportunity does not knock the door , build the door . You always do for social service !!

    ReplyDelete

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