Jyoti, whose parents work as a painter and house helper, thanks Noble Foundation for supporting her education from nursery to 12th grade, enabling her to achieve 84.4% in Commerce from Punjab Agriculture University.
My name is Jyoti, lives in Sunet, Rajguru Nagar, Ludhiana. My father is a painter and my mother does house help work in many homes.
We are three sisters and one brother. In my house no one is educated. One day my father enrolled me in Maa Sharda Vidya Peeth School, B.R.S. Nagar. I learned the meaning of school by coming here. I have studied in this school from nursery to fifth class. But when I was in fourth class, my father was taking me to village. That time all the teachers of Noble Foundation insist my father to study me here and he agree. Noble Foundation ga..

Sunny, a 2nd-grade student from the slums, is thankful for fulfilling his dream of attending school and inspiring him to become a soldier, despite his family's initial reluctance.
My name is Sunny. I am the student of 2nd class of Maa Sharda Vidyapeeth, Bhattiya Bet. I live in the slums and my parents sell garbage. I and my siblings also help them in picking and sorting the garbage. We never went to school. One day while we were sorting garbage, a madam came to us and asked, "What are you doing? Why didn’t you go to school?"
I told her that we had never been to school. Then she asked us whether we want to go to school. We happily said her with joy yes yes yes. Very next day madam came to our slums and told us about the school which has been opened by the Nobl..

Lakshmi, from Basant Avenue, thanks the Noble Foundation for providing free education at Maa Sharda Vidyapeeth, enabling her to excel academically and pursue computer studies after completing 12th grade.
My name is Lakshmi, I live in Basant Avenue.
My father is a painter. My mother is a homemaker. We are four brothers and sisters. Earlier, all of us used to study in a private school. But the expenses of the school were very high and my father was the only bread winner of the family. For this reason we all left the school. My brothers got the job. Then we get to know about Maa Sharda Vidyapeeth, a school run by the Noble Foundation, where children get free education. I got myself admitted in the first class and got very good marks in the fifth class. Now I have completed 10th and 12th..

Kumkum, from a slum in Ludhiana, is thankful for enabling her education from nursery to 11th grade, despite her family's poor financial condition, allowing her to achieve 75% in 5th grade and pursue the medical stream.
My name is Kumkum. I live at Tajpur Road, Ludhiana in a slum. My father is a mason and my mother works in people's homes as domestic help. We have four sisters and one brother.
The financial condition of our house is very bad. Once our Sir Rajendra Sharma ji came to our slum and he told my parents about Noble Foundation organization. My parents enrolled me in Maa Sharda Vidya Peeth School in Tajpur branch.
I studied in this school from nursery to sixth class. I had scored 75% marks in class five. Now I have enetred 11th (+1) in medical stream. Whatever I h..

Shivam Chauhan, who moved to Ludhiana and initially struggled with a new syllabus, thanks the Noble Foundation for helping him adapt, learn Punjabi, and develop good habits, enabling him to pass 12th grade and prepare for college.
My name is Shivam Chauhan. I live in a rented house in Dholewal with my parents and siblings.
Earlier I used to study in the village. My father, who used to work as a labourer in Ludhiana, brought me with him. One day when my father asked about the school in the neighbourhood for my admission, someone told him about Maa Sharda Vidyapeeth, a school of Noble Foundation, which was near our residence. My father went to the school, talked with teachers and I got admission there. Initially, I faced many problems in school because there was a lot of difference in ..

Neha Kumari, from Ram Nagar, thanks the Noble Foundation for providing her and her siblings with free education, enabling her to pass 12th grade, pursue graduation, work at Fortis Hospital, and support her family.
My name is Neha Kumari. I live in Ram Nagar, Mundiya Kalan with my family.
My father is a barber and my mother is paralyzed. A lot of money was spent on her treatment. We are five brothers and sisters. But my father had not much money to get admission in a big school. But we all wanted to study. One day some teachers come to survey and told my father about Maa Sharda Vidya Peeth School, which is run by the Noble Foundation and it was free of cost. My father enrolled all of us in this school. I learnt too many things in this school. Here teachers told us the value of educati..

Manisha, from Bihari Colony, thanks Sir Rajindra Sharma for providing her with an education and sewing skills despite financial hardships, enabling her to pass 12th grade and teach sewing to other girls.
My name is Manisha. I live in Bihari Colony. My parents work as labourers in a factory. He did not have enough money to educate me. There were other children like me who did not go to school and roamed around in the streets all the day long.
One day, in our Bihari Colony Sir Rajindra Sharma ji came and told us the meaning of education. He thought of teaching us. But there was no place to study. Then in the temple of the colony a tarpaulin was spread and we started studying there. Whenever it rained, water would fall from above and all the children would bring bowl, glass or any vesse..