In Muradabad, children from working-class and economically vulnerable families are being given new opportunities to realize their dreams. Previously, for children whose parents earned a living through hard labor, obtaining quality education and access to better conditions was not easy. However, these children now aspire to become IAS officers, IPS officers, judges, and doctors.
Attal Avasi Vidyalaya in Muradabad creates an environment that allows these children to set high goals by combining learning with a favorable atmosphere. Currently, 718 students study at the school, who receive free education, accommodation, and meals.
Thanks to the residential system, the children stay on the school premises, gaining not only knowledge but also the opportunity for personal development. The students actively read English-language newspapers, which testifies to their learning environment and efforts towards education.
Attal Avasi Vidyalaya is equipped with modern smart classrooms for learning. Additionally, it has dormitories for accommodation, RO water purification systems to ensure clean drinking water, and sports grounds. Students are provided with textbooks and essential items for dormitory life free of charge. Providing daily necessities relieves the financial burden on families, allowing children from working-class families to receive a better education in a favorable setting.
Plans are underway to improve the school's infrastructure by adding an air conditioning system. In the future, there is also a goal to expand the school's capacity to approximately 1000 students to provide quality education to more children from working-class families.
Rajendra Kumar, an eighth-grade student, previously studied at a local middle school where, according to him, proper facilities were lacking. After enrolling in Attal Avasi Vidyalaya, he received a more conducive environment for studying and living, which allowed him to focus on his education and future. His ultimate goal is to become an IAS officer.
Lakshita, an eleventh-grade student, comes from a very poor family; her father works as a laborer. Lakshita shares that before enrolling in the school, she did not think about such big goals, worrying about her future and how to achieve what she desired. However, after receiving education and amenities at the school, her confidence grew, and now she believes she can fulfill her dreams. Lakshita plans to become a military doctor.
Ritika Chauhan, a tenth-grade student whose father works as a porter, says that initially, she did not expect to be able to study in such a good school and benefit from such advantages. She thanks Minister Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for this initiative. Ritika intends to become a teacher in the future, and the conditions provided by the school helped her define goals for her future.
Uday Pratap, an eleventh-grade student whose father is a worker, notes that the high cost of private schooling makes attending them difficult for ordinary families. In comparison, at Attal Avasi Vidyalaya, he receives better education and facilities. After careful consideration, Uday chose the humanities stream, aspiring to civil service and becoming an IAS officer through his studies.
Bhuvanesh, a tenth-grade student whose father is a stonemason, says that she used to worry about her studies and future, doubting how she would continue her education and realize her dreams. Thanks to the improved education and conditions at Attal Avasi Vidyalaya, her confidence has increased, and now she wants to become a judge.
Divyanshi, a ninth-grade student, previously attended a government rural school, and her father is involved in agriculture. Divyanshi admits that she never thought she would get a chance to study in such a good school. After joining here, she gained a better environment and conditions for studying, and now her dream is to become an IPS officer.
The school director, T.P. Singh, emphasized that the main focus is on creating the best educational environment for the children. He noted that the students' needs are met through amenities such as smart classrooms, dormitories, meals, clean water, sports, and free textbooks and essential supplies. The school's goal is to provide equal opportunities for advancement to children from working-class families.