Going through applications for our monthly grants to young people, noticed that the answer to "how will Rs 50k change your life" falls into following categories:
- Pay their course fee
- Buy a laptop
- Fund their NGO
- Start a small business
- Pay their course fee
- Buy a laptop
- Fund their NGO
- Start a small business
It hurts to see so many students struggling to pay their course fees because their parents can't afford it.
It's a failure of our nation that highly determined kids have to worry about how they'll pay for their college.
It's a failure of our nation that highly determined kids have to worry about how they'll pay for their college.
But, at the same time, it also hurts to see how much emphasis our society places on traditional college education.
With so many resources available on the Internet, high-quality self-education can effectively be done for free.
With so many resources available on the Internet, high-quality self-education can effectively be done for free.
I also noticed that most of the people who're helping out marginalized communities via starting their own NGO have themselves been from marginalized communities.
This means uplifting one person automatically uplifts many more people.
Helping out has a compounding impact.
This means uplifting one person automatically uplifts many more people.
Helping out has a compounding impact.
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