wanna create a positive and enduring change in the lives of children living in abject poverty and undue inequality. this 23-years old teaches slum children under a flyover slab in Delhi, we need more such hands.In the YK Jhuggi camp in east Delhi’s Yamuna Khadar, sheds are built at inefficient places, the drains are open, its a breeding place for mosquitoes, and the chaos is authentic and heart-wrenching. Home for slum dwellers, the camp shelters nearly 8,000 families. Between all the daunting stories, what catches ones eye is a flyover slab where 20-odd children are scribbling on their slates and reading out aloud.

These children are busy studying under a slab that was meant for the construction of a nearby flyover. Their teacher, Satyendra Pal (23), is a BSc student who also comes from the same camp. Since January 2016, Satyendra's class is open for all the slum children, and allows them to 'pay as they like' for the classes .