Raipur. The educational revolution in Chhattisgarh is now reaching the homes of poor and working-class families in remote areas, transforming their children's dreams into reality. Through the government's Atal Utkrisht Shiksha Yojana, the commitment to provide high-quality education to the state's brightest students is now coming to life. In this context, Dimple Kashyap, daughter of Nandkishore Kashyap, a registered laborer from village Bilauri in the Jagdalpur development block of the tribal-dominated Bastar district, has achieved success through her ingenuity and hard work. Based on the state merit list, Dimple has been selected for the prestigious Sanskar City School in Rajnandgaon, a milestone that is nothing short of a joyous miracle for her family. Dimple is studying in Class 6 here and will receive free education until Class 12.
The most significant aspect of this proud achievement is that the Chhattisgarh Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board has undertaken to bear the entire cost of Dimple's education, from secondary to higher secondary level. The provision of free and high-quality education has completely lifted the burden of financial worries from the family, ensuring nothing will hinder Dimple's progress. Reflecting on his daughter's unprecedented success, father Nandkishore Kashyap says emotionally that for a working class, this is like a dream come true. He works hard day and night to ensure his children's future is better and more comfortable than his own struggling life. Today, this government welfare scheme has given wings to his vague dreams.