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Despite our Constitution's promise of equality, justice, fraternity, and liberty, millions of children from low-income communities are denied these rights. With an estimated 250 million people living in slums, making up 49% of India's urban population (World Bank, 2020), our most financially vulnerable children face the harshest disadvantages, widening the gap between potential and opportunity every year.
Hunger
Index
India ranks 104
among 127 countries.
Water Quality
Index
India ranks 118
among 122 countries.
Environmental Performance Index
India ranks 175
among 180 countries.
UN World
Happiness Index
India ranks 124
among 143 countries.
World Press
Freedom Index
India ranks 155
among 180 countries.
Children living in poverty are often the worst hit by these statistics, with their access to quality education — and therefore their life choices, being severely affected.
THE EDUCATION CRISIS
India is facing a crisis of unprecedented proportions. Embedded in the Indian Constitution is a social contract founded on the promise of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity for all Indian citizens. This promise is the bedrock of our nation’s ideals, and still, our systems fail to deliver on this promise for millions of children from low-income communities.
There is a Solution.
It will take a movement of leaders working together, with others, at all levels of the system to provide an excellent, equitable education to all of India's children. One that will guarantee them liberty, equality, fraternity, and justice - putting them on a fundamentally transformed life path.
Every child deserves to live in an India free of poverty and filled with love.
We believe our education system is the fastest, most effective path to this India.
We believe our education system is the fastest, most effective path to this India.
