Educate The Young Souls.

Why is my life better than theirs? What did I do to deserve an access to this enormous existence of knowledge, imagination, logic and literature? Who do these children aspire to become and how many of them fulfill their dreams? If we truly ask yourself this, are you going to end up being pseudo sympathetic whilst blemishing your negligence and irresponsibility to a mask of allegiance and constancy?

Approximately 35.6 percent of our nation is deprived of education and predominantly three-quarters of the educated population denies the actuality of this crisis. The metropolitan cities consisting of about 75 percent of educated individuals still face tragic phenomenon of crimes. Can you stop me from believing that the nation lives in utter denial? Unfortunately, there lies an imbalance between how much we’ve consumed our society, to grow and flourish and how much we’re paying back to let others bloom with us. Well, only if we knew that education is not just a degree certificate or an impressive grade script but also a powerful platform to empower our fellow beings.

Education, in my sense, is about creating a better tomorrow not for oneself but for every life on this land. It provides one with the freedom of having an opinion, a voice and a sense of belonging. The fact that one can communicate with another is itself so reviving. The minute we decide to cross these fences and unite, you’ll see how better our tomorrow is. Education is important as it plays a vital role in shaping our psyche. How one grows mentally tells a lot about how its life unfolds.

As William Shakespeare once said “show me who your friends are and I’ll tell you what you are”, our core traits and ideologies are well connected with those of our companions. School is the first place where a child creates a bond with someone who is not family. What better than school gives us our most influential and dearly loved connections with peers? How one develops as (s)he ages remains thoroughly influenced by who exists in their social lives through its reflection on thoughts, emotions and actions thereby shaping our attitudes.

Education bridges our lives to opportunities and widens our perspective on every spec of detail that exists. It carries beauty in its living and it is entirely our fault that we make it less and less alive by not letting our next generations have the privilege of experiencing it. Should we stand still and let these children grow into constricted beings as they age or should we create the awareness of how necessary it is to learn and explore life in its purest forms? Now that we’ve reached the end of my genuine cry for help, I hope you realize that every child deserves education and its beauty of independence, strength and liberty.