Two Chhattisgarh Teachers Brave Swollen River And 3-Km Trek Every Monsoon To Bring Education To Remote Children | Watch
Balrampur: Every morning during monsoon season, two schoolteachers in Chhattisgarh make a journey most people would call impossible to reach their classroom in a corner of Wadrafnagar block that gets cut off from the rest of the world after rain. #WATCH | Balrampur, Chhattisgarh: The dedication of two female teachers posted at a primary school in Dhaurpur hamlet (Wadrafnagar block) is being…
During the monsoon season in Chhattisgarh's Balrampur, two schoolteachers embark on a perilous journey to bring education to remote children. Sandhya Haldar and Karmila Toppo cross a swollen river and trek three kilometers through rocky terrain daily to reach their classroom in Wadrafnagar block. Haldar carries her nine-month-old daughter during the crossing, which can be dangerous when water levels are high.
Despite the risks, the teachers are driven by the happiness they see in their young students. Their dedication was acknowledged by Balrampur Collector Chandan Sanjay Tripathi, who praised their immense sincerity and hard work. The teachers' commitment serves as an example for other educators in the district.
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