Rotten Wood Cannot Be Carved.

Children are the most beautiful creature on earth. Neonates be it of a homo sapiens  or of any other species, they are delicate and beautiful. Look at a cub, a hatchling, a piglet or young ones of any ugly looking species. They are adorable, innocent, very adaptive and eager to learn new things. That's the way nature works. Whatever you teach, they will follow you accordingly. Therefore education plays an important role in shaping up our whole personality. 

We are what we are because of the kind of education and upbringing we got.

 But, only few are Lucky !!!! 

She was born 

in a house, full of holes. 

Scrawny and scraggly

she grown. 

With tattered frocks 

and no one by.

She fancies, may be one day 

she'll have a good-life.

School- just a name of another place. 

She returns, everyday with a Blank Face.

Object of mockery 

nothing more. Rag picking and 

rambling was her chores.

She perfected slanguage

in matter of days. 

Her life got twisted 

like some messy maze.

Her pupillage, now she says

is culpable, for what

she is today. She doesn't blame

but, claims.

'If I wasn't  left 

like a forest wood to rot'.

I could have been carved 

in some fancy piece.

But, now I am lousy,

like some despicable disease.   

The whole purpose of this tirade was to convey that not education, but a better, proper and quality education holds the realm of possibility of a good-life. 
 Sadly millions of children are bereaved of it.

We not only lack physical capital but human capital too. I really appreciate the people who are working for this noble cause . In betwixt and between of fake policies and promises there are few people and groups who are selflessly working in field of promoting quality education.

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One of my friend owns an NGO and working on a project called by name Project PustakShala which aims at establishing a creative library in Govt. Schools across India.

A lovely idea -- 

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One wise man aptly said -

"To raise a son without learning is raising an ass; to raise a daughter without learning is raising a pig."