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No Bridge, Assam Students Cross River On Banana Stems To Reach School
To come to school, students have to cross a 40-45 feet wide river as there is no bridge here, says a social worker.
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Watch: Kids Cross River In Aluminium Pots To Reach School In Assam
Little children in Assam's Biswanath district risk their lives every day to go to school. A video of the students crossing a swift-flowing river in aluminum pots grabbed attention on social media on Friday.
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In Madhya Pradesh, Students Cross Jungle, River To Attend School
The Madhya Pradesh students travel for about seven kilometres to reach their school daily.
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For Students Who Cross River On Foot To Reach School, A Bridge Too Far
Hundreds of students in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir have to cross Ladhote river to reach their schools in the absence of a bridge. The task, at times, turns out to be an ordeal as students cannot cross the river and skip their classes because the water level rises during monsoon.
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No Bridge, Jammu And Kashmir Students Use Rope To Cross River Tawi
In the video students can be seen walking in knee-deep water, risking their lives, to reach their schools in another village.
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In Karnataka's Chikmagalur, Students Risk Lives To Cross Overfull River
Villagers, including school students, are compelled to use wooden logs over the bridge to cross the river. Makeshift boats are also being used to cross the overflowing stream.
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No Bridge, Assam Students Cross River On Banana Stems To Reach School
To come to school, students have to cross a 40-45 feet wide river as there is no bridge here, says a social worker.
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Watch: Kids Cross River In Aluminium Pots To Reach School In Assam
Little children in Assam's Biswanath district risk their lives every day to go to school. A video of the students crossing a swift-flowing river in aluminum pots grabbed attention on social media on Friday.
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In Madhya Pradesh, Students Cross Jungle, River To Attend School
The Madhya Pradesh students travel for about seven kilometres to reach their school daily.
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For Students Who Cross River On Foot To Reach School, A Bridge Too Far
Hundreds of students in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir have to cross Ladhote river to reach their schools in the absence of a bridge. The task, at times, turns out to be an ordeal as students cannot cross the river and skip their classes because the water level rises during monsoon.
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No Bridge, Jammu And Kashmir Students Use Rope To Cross River Tawi
In the video students can be seen walking in knee-deep water, risking their lives, to reach their schools in another village.
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In Karnataka's Chikmagalur, Students Risk Lives To Cross Overfull River
Villagers, including school students, are compelled to use wooden logs over the bridge to cross the river. Makeshift boats are also being used to cross the overflowing stream.
