What is your fondest childhood memory?  Think about it for a moment.  Is it the ice cream vendor? Going to your relatives’ place? Or maybe that day in school when your best friend shared lunch with you?  These little moments and this innocence are what make childhood special. Now what if you were told that there are so many children who don’t even get this basic right to live their childhood as children? Their circumstances take away from them what is generally supposed to be the happiest and most carefree period of one’s life.  The children from the slums of Bamanwada live in really adverse conditions- the mud roads outside their tarpaulin houses are covered by gutter water where they see their mothers cough and suffer as she tries to light the woods to make her family a meal. In such conditions, their hopes are destroyed and faith in life is killed. Muskurahat seeks to restore that faith and confidence in life...