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Assam’s out-of-school children dream of becoming MLAs, teachers

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Rahul Karmakar
Assam’s out-of-school children dream of becoming MLAs, teachers
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Out-of-school children in Assam's Goalpara district participated in motivational camps to help them envision future careers. The initiative, led by the Centre for Microfinance and Livelihood, aims to address high dropout rates in the region.

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It highlights grassroots efforts to combat educational inequality and poverty-driven school dropouts in rural India.

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Some out-of-school children share the dreams of their more fortunate counterparts: to become doctors, engineers, or pilots if they get the opportunity to study.

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