High-quality education is the only sustainable solution to break the vicious cycle of paucity. Without learning the theories of economics, Kartick Dutta had invested all of his earnings to get top level education for his three children. However, the world in the family is overcast with uncertainty now. Retired from work and under the trap of debt and insolvency, he is no more in a position to continue paying the fees for his son, Debmalya’s engineering college. His elder daughter’s B.Tech study is also at stake.
                                                   
Debmalya is a bright boy; secured above 90% score in both secondary and higher secondary examinations. Owing to conservative marking system of state boards his results are considered outstanding. His only dream is to bring a dawn of smile to the family. He wants to end the hardship for his parents at any cost.

An application to the state government for the grant of a scholarship is pending for approval. However, the college can’t extend the timeline for the fee submission. He is in tears when he says:
“I do not want to see the day when my mother’s remaining jewellery is being sold, nor can I bear my sister’s education getting affected because of me.”

This family needs assistance to get rid of the impasse. Let’s come forward and save them from being drowned in the swirl of dearth.