Nine-year-old Tamanna was born to loving parents – a father who was a daily wage earner and a mother who was a homemaker. Though of meagre means, but Tamanna's world was a happy one. However, things took an unexpected turn.
Nine-year-old Tamanna was born to loving parents – a father who was a daily wage earner and a mother who was a homemaker. Though of meagre means, but Tamanna's world was a happy one. However, things took an unexpected turn.
Bandhan Education Centre has paved the way for little Tahera's dream of becoming a teacher. Tahera studies in Standard III and she has been making exceptional progress in self-expression and comprehension, with the guidance from Bandhan's non-formal school.
Anjum was born into a life of poverty. Her father is a daily wage labourer with erratic income. And her mother is a homemaker trying to make two ends meet, albeit barely. Anjum is a specially-abled child; she doesn’t have all the fingers on her hands.
Hailing from a poverty-stricken background, Sarojini had no knowledge about managing finances or earning a sustainable livelihood and using the same for improving her standard of living. Her husband was a farmer, and they had three children.
Financial constraints have been part of Ambiya Bibi's life, since her childhood. Her father was a farmer with frugal income. These constraints and challenges continued even after marriage since she was wed off to a small-time farmer.
Sandhya Malik’s story resembles the life of many rural poor women. Belonging to a deprived family, Sandhya could not complete her education. She was married at an early age and became a mother of three soon after.