India is a country where 70% population belong to rural and semi urban areas, mostly from villages and small cities where people still lack access to basic needs such as education, electricity, medical facilities, transports facilitie, etc. Basic facilities related to education and quality of education tends to lack in many schools. The infrastructure, qualified teachers and basic extra-curricular facilities like games, art, music and other activities are not available in these schools. This is an hindrance in the overall development of children. Mainly female students face more problems as they are not permitted by their families to attend school and even those who are, dropout generally in between 5th and 8th grade. This is mainly because high schools tend to be situated far away from their homes and parents consider it unsafe to send their girls to these schools. Some girls start doing household chores and in such situations, it is difficult to imagine a young female student aspiring to become an engineer, a doctor, a scientist or anything that requires education to achieve.
