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In the world of Internet, smart phones, DTH, swanky cars, humongous malls, restaurants and pubs—there is another side to India, where these facilities are not available. Population in these areas are completely untouched with today’s ‘Digital India’. They live in mud houses and struggle to manage their daily routines. Let’s take a look at people living on Indo Nepal Border.
A government primary school with 18 students and two teachers giving lessons under the protection of armed guards.
A government primary school with 18 students and two teachers giving lessons under the protection of armed guards.
In This Pic : Nepal border, Life at Indo-Nepal Border, india border
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
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Govind Singh (32), one of the teachers, giving lessons to kids under the protection of armed guards.
In This Pic : Nepal border, Life at Indo-Nepal Border, india border
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
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The government primary school no more than a tin shed. Toilets with running water was provided to the school by the SSB only.
In This Pic : Nepal border, Life at Indo-Nepal Border, india border
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
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With the help of NGO SCALE and in collaboration with SSB, solar unit lanterns are being set up in the area where no electricity supply has been possible after 70 years of independence.
In This Pic : Nepal border, Life at Indo-Nepal Border, india border
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
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Class 9 student Radha Vohra, who aspires to be a doctor, studies with the help of solar lantern supplied by an NGO in collaboration with SSB.
In This Pic : Radha Vohra, Nepal border, Life at Indo-Nepal Border, india border
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
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