11-Year-Old Teacher

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    • Publish Date: Jan 27 2017 1:59PM
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    • Updated Date: Feb 3 2017 4:53PM
11-Year-Old Teacher

While most kids are more than happy when the dispersal bell rings, 11-year-old Anand Krishna Mishra has different plans post school. He will not be glued to his play station or be watching cartoons. Instead, he heads to a school where he is the teacher. A student of Class VII, Anand Krishna Mishra is known as ‘Chota Masterji’ to over 100 students from over 125 villages adjoining his home town Lucknow.
 
He teaches over a 100 students in his regularly organized ‘Bal Choupals’. Every day at five in the evening, Anand commences his Bal Choupals. The sessions at the Bal Choupal begin with singing ‘Hum Hone Kaamyaab’ (“We shall overcome”) and ends with the National Anthem. Anand not only teaches from the books but also insists on giving lessons on moral studies. 

His motivation to do this noble deed is also as filmy as it gets. Once on a trip to Mumbai, Anand witnessed a boy studying under a street lamp; the boy rushed into a temple to get ‘prasad’ and then went back to his books.

 
This moved Anand immensely and he decided to set up Bal Chopals upon reaching Lucknow. Apart from this, Anand is also in the process of setting up local libraries with help of local bodies. For his selfless work at such a tender age, he has won the Satyapath Bal Ratan award and Seva Ratna award. More power to you, Anand!



 

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Dhruv Nandu New Horizon Public School Airoli, Navi Mumbai

He is realy a good guy. Instead of sticking on play station, watching television or playing outdoors he helping the poor ones to be literate. raely salute to him.

C.Elakshme devi Amalorpavam Higher Secondary School - Puducherry

He is a good boy.He has the mind of helping others.

Afsha Saiyed PADUA HIGH SCHOOL-MANKHURD

Nice ! Good boy

SRIRAM.C Amalorpavam Higher Secondary School - Puducherry

It''s really appreciable

Himanshi Dhawan Saffron Public School

His behavior shows that the world is not completely stripped off of all the nobility and magnanimity. Hats off to you Anand!!!

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