By Asok Kumar Bhattcharya | Programme Coordinator
Fifteen years old Bijali* lives with her parents in remote Mahabatnagar village under South 24 Parganas of West Bengal, India. Her father works as cultivation and her mother works as an Asha worker with a meagre income of INR 4000 per month. They manage their household expenses with great difficulty on this meagre income. Bijali* lives in a tiles roofed mud house along with her parents.
At present Bijali* is in 9th standard at the local higher secondary school named ‘Nandakumarpur High School (H.S)’. Since 2021 Bijali* has been associated with our Nayantara programme. She desires to obtain a Business Administration degree after completes her higher secondary (12th Standard Board Examination).
Bijali* expressed her gratitude towards Sabuj Sangha by saying that ‘without the immense help from Sabuj Sangha, me and my family couldn’t survive during the rough times’.
Her parents want the best for her. They want a bright future for her daughter and they further said that they will do whatever they need to do to make their daughter successful.
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