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Beacon Of Education Breaks Every Barrier
August 31, 2025
|The Morning Standard
From ridicule to respect, Arjun Das' coaching centre shines in rural Bihar, providing free learning to all reports Ramashankar
A few years ago Arjun Das was looked down upon for being only two feet tall. While children used to tease him by calling him a dwarf, adults would laugh at him. To avoid further humiliation, he stopped visiting public places for a while. But he soon realised that it would make him shy and deter him from what he dreamt of.
Das, a 25-year-old man from Bihar's Samastipur district, moves on a tricycle after being afflicted with polio. But he has become a ray of hope for scores of underprivileged children who failed to afford education in a span of just four years.
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