From Delhi Newsline
After years of slogging it out at a wine shop in Andhra Pradesh, 10-year old Mahesh enrols himself in a community school. Asmina and Darshan decide that the only way to empowerment is to travel a few hundred kilometres from their village in Rajasthan and join a boarding school in Bodh town. Four-year-old Mayuri from Kennedypur in Gujarat has just learnt numbers and now teaches her illiterate mother.
These are snippets from a powerful documentary film, Chalo School, made by Delhi-based documentary filmmaker Umesh Bist. The film does its job: it makes it clear that the “only way out of poverty is education”, as Bist puts it.
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Dear Chalo this is kole and kassidy we miss u how is miss erikson hope shes fine and tell elsy we sed hi and raymond love kole and kassidy
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man i wish i could come back to this school i loved BC this school was the BEST EVER
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u are the best best school i miss Selena and Austine and every body else
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hi its kole i miss will how is he good
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