Nearly 50 such children living in far-flung, remote areas of Kishangarh cannot even afford government schools because of the distance, fees, and connectivity issues. However, the zeal and parents' desire to give their children a better life haven't stopped children from getting an education.
While the children aren't able to go to a government school, they are pursuing their education through DCS (Digital Community Schools). The DCS model is designed by a Harmarabased civil society named Barefoot College International (BCI) for children from classes 1-5.
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