The Children Working On Indian Coal Mines

[@cardinality1975]

Those brothers are so cute, they seem like they really have each others back. I hope they find a way out one day

[@kassrripples3659]

Is there any update on this??? Add these children still working in the mines?

[@cardinality1975]

@@kassrripples3659 sadly I’d say it’s nearly impossible to locate them and based on their situation it’s more likely than not they are dead or still working the mines :/

[@surajrijal5975]

Ahile kaha xa bisal rain vikasa??

[@FMeister94]

Not sure they really are getting a great life there. Sure they have a better chance and are much safer but still.

[@MaryJane-qq9mm]

Our country will welcome their wealthy boss before they help these precious children. Their the real refugees..

[@vviratmaurya7756]

The boys didn't cry when they left their parents but they did cry when the lady was leaving them in the boarding school. Do you know why?

[@jascintarebello3234]

So much of kindness in her voice. She bonded with them as if they were her own. Maybe in the past life they were her children.

[@mariacanto1871]

Because she has shown them more love than the drunken parents?

[@blindsey1043]

They no longer working but going to school what they always wanted to do

[@PALM311]

Yeah because they just realized they were ripped from everything they have ever known overnight!

[@aahansworld9358]

Vhuk

[@jaimeeclair8999]

My back started hurting just seeing those kids crawling into that mine! That lady helping those children is an angel. The craziest thing is that most of those mine owners won't allow their own children to do such manual work. The other lady with her "suspicions" knows exactly what's going on, and she's working for the benefit of the various mine owners, and definitely not the children.

[@robertzavala92]

It happens unfortunately. It's happened since large civilizations began and will continue to happen and grow unless something is done to combat this issue.

[@sandeshsangle7207]

You correctly mentioned

[@ASAS-dp1nc]

why do these documentaries keep saying kids and children. these are not kids or children. these are boys. there are no girls working here. just an example of sexism against men and boys. how about we send the girls in the mines. let them die and the boys can be safe?

[@tiko4621]

@@ASAS-dp1nc because young girls end up working too?? 10:35 multiple young girls working in some of the photos on this video. Your first world problems and fears are not theirs.

[@David-jx2jy]

Bro that just happen I was sitting and my back started to hurt non stop when I was watching the video

[@catdenni2224]

This saddens me...what selfish parents!! They're drinking and getting drunk while their children go into dangerous mines to get money to provide for physically able ADULTS drinking habits!!! Ridiculous!!!!!!!

[@bluntie52]

whats worse is owning a cell phone or laptop after watching this

[@ivankrstic7101]

you say parents? its nwo

[@ivankrstic7101]

@native american. and british queen is german, and all kings and queens in 500 years ago are in relationship

[@jacec5855]

how the hell do u know what tgeir parents are doing

[@DatBwoiXERXESdem]

If you are sad than go do something about rather then judging and bitching while you are on your bed picking your ass and sniffing your fingers after pretending to be sad. These kids dont need your pity and you dont kno the story to their parents problems. Stop judging and enjoy the show.

[@imransayyed2251]

When that kind lady was about to leave the childrens,their eyes were wet,and so was mine. A really great human being!!!

[@Chuyjh]

That moment when the lady and her helpers where about to say good by to the boys really touch my heart...god bless the lady for helping kids like them! 🙌

[@catwalk1470]

70,000 Children Work in ONE State's illegal Coal Mines... Only 2 Children are Rescued and sent out to Child-Shelter.. very sad situation... Corruption is deeply rooted in the hearts and minds of RICH INDIANS..

[@curtisgregory517]

In 1921, my father went to work at age 12 in a coal mine in Kentucky. Incidentally he was a WHITE MAN, BORN IN USA. He retired from coal mining at age 62 in 1971.

[@moistveggies7528]

You should've left out "Indians".

[@ashutoshkumar1960]

That's because these states have autonomy....no Indian from mainland can but a land and settle here

[@m.a6416]

@@curtisgregory517 2016 not 1921

[@ASHISHKUMAR-yk5lw]

This is not from India

[@ValueYourTimeOnEarth]

Title should be Nepali Kids working in Indian Mine.

[@xetungxarai8999]

Yeah

[@navneetparihar3661]

Yes

[@josephwinkler4863]

This is true

[@englishalan222]

Most in fact are Indians

[@englishalan222]

@Hairy French Ass No their not, some are from Nepal, most are Indian

[@shramanaghoshsphs1917]

Respect to this amazing lady! Such an incredible job you have done.

[@reyelloperio1764]

My eye drops when the two boys voluntarily go with the lady..I think they are very tired working everyday..so they decided to go and live that place...thanks to the NGOs of helping those kids for their better future..

[@MaydayKeeper]

Kids literally seen in the mines working and doing mining related activities Even photos of them IN the mines, mining coal with a pickaxe Government: WE NEED FACTS, THAT'S NOT TRUE :')

[@steventhedog94]

Those kids are paid actors but seriously this is worse then then genocide in my opinion

[@r22gamer54]

@@steventhedog94 dood there not actors :/

[@trystar-sl1mi]

Incredible, these kids are incredible. Speaking from experience, I live in the UK and people complain about rain and school. Now it seems we're the selfish ones seeing this children driven to earn money to survive.

[@mrs.chandler9384]

There was no rain in those mines

[@robertzavala92]

@@mrs.chandler9384, what about the fact that water flows to the lowest point possible, in this case, the mines, and couldn't you see it pouring down the walls?

[@mrs.chandler9384]

Robert Zavala Water flows up hill moron.

[@dempify4213]

@@mrs.chandler9384 don’t be so fucking rude dumb ass get some friends and learn how to be nice -_-

[@shadowsky6736]

@@mrs.chandler9384 Be nice think of what you have what those children don't have.

[@jaiprakash8902]

Well done Hasina. You are indeed an angel. That labor minister should be sacked,,

[@anantal]

Can you do a follow-up documentary now (after five years) on these two kids and the one who refused to be rescued ?

[@scotiancoast4498]

That lady is amazing. God bless her.

[@Abjesfamily]

Hashina a lady who help the poor boys in bringing up their future life from illiterate to literate and from selfish parents. I saw a real divine eyes love to kids in her act. Many loves and good wishes of life.Blessed is thy Good man. Thank you Journeyman for good published.

[@loveshgupta7730]

I truly appreciate the NGOs that are working against these inhuman crimes and are trying to uplift the dignity of humanity I truly salute their Efforts

[@FreshtexBlackman]

I really hope they do well & never have to see another day in those mines, I also wish their friend would see the light & join them!

[@noname_joe4854]

I am so happy they are allowed to go to school finally. The hardships they went trough make me tear up no child in fact no human should need to work like that. that horrible woman from the gov or whatever they interviewed should work down there for a few days, maybe then she will stop with these horendous lies. I wish those brothers all the best that bond they have is unbelievable.

[@zzjung5908]

10:00 face of corruption

[@ShlisaShell]

Right. She doesn't find the organization studies credible but she sure trusts the industries credibility.

[@redolancesohtun2086]

Yea sure corruption face is wht shu wore

[@rolandodiaz1701]

Such a beautiful country and beautiful people, with so much potential. But it's lead by the corrupt few.

[@flashzero1898]

She is bitch 🤬

[@OnlyRealsht]

People are on here mad at the parents yet no one is going after the businesses that are allowing this. Lets be real. That family is poor just like many others which means they will have their entire family working but how much is everyone making.... bet you barely nothing! It sucks to see kids childhood taken but people rather them starve then work. People rather be mad at the poor parents then the bigger corps. Who are taking full advantage and slaving these people.

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

So lets say that Buisness wouldnt allow this Children to work. You dont think their parents would prostitute their Children which is far worse?

[@titorocha8992]

Wait are the businesses forcing them to work or their parents

[@fg-yp7rz]

That won't fix the problem, It might even make it worse for them

[@imMARGIE]

the parents of these 2 boys are very able bodies, maybe instead of them (parents) drinking & passing out, they should be working in the mine. ofcourse those large corporation is also at fault, but those useless parents is guilty as well

[@dharmanaharishnaidu]

Many people get drunk not because of his lavish life but because of their hard work which tear the skin and burn their heart. Believe me most labour get drunk because of the pain they suffer from the work they do whole day. They won’t to sleep that night so that they can work tomorrow. So they get drunk and sleep . This turns into a habit slowly it turns into addiction which will make then unable to work .

[@marcelvalue]

and here I am complaining about my life...

[@Maelsethe420]

bro i just said this to myself aswell .

[@Pathfinder2705]

@@Maelsethe420 same

[@MrFeckham]

I hope these kids have a bright future

[@nidotalen255]

I want this episode to continue when this two kid grow up and become a great person and comes back to the place where they have been working...and mam...god bless you for your good work 🙏🙏I salute you👏👏....

[@huvanshemmarbaniang7127]

I'm from Meghalaya and apparently the so called "ban" on rat hole mining has been imposed for now . And honestly asking or even trying to get information on this from the government is useless

[@laursieloise]

just watching this have me so much anxiety and claustrophobia. i feel so bad for them and hope they find a way to get out and get a better life.

[@tombimashri8149]

There are so many wealthy Indians and all this goes on unbeleivable

[@abhishekbhattarai2052]

70% of workers here are from Nepal, they’re brave and hard working. It’s saddening our corrupt government can’t do much for our own people. God bless them 🙏🏻

[@sylwek1177]

There is a thin line between bravery and stupidity. What will happen if father die in mine? The mother will be left with bunch of children. What next? Children will have to work. There must be safer way to provide for their family. But seems that those people just aren't able to change their faith. Born in poverty, die in poverty. The problem with India is the mentalilty of its people and approach to work. I work with some and the job is just done very poorly and nobody cares. Thats why the country looks like it looks. Attention to details is non existent. Chinese are better employees and they are now second economy in the world.

[@spilltea4241]

@@sylwek1177 there is no accountability in India. From the government down to the smallest bureaucrat, everyone works with 0 accountability for their negligence and mistakes. This whole system is a failure.

[@needmoreramsay]

What a heartbreaking and heartwarming story. Incredibly well done documentary.

[@tusharraj8809]

thanks for showing the truth local media cant show these as powerful people will come after them

[@michaelbyrd2043]

Hearts darken with greed and Corruption I feel sorry for their souls when they face judgment

[@tomyam31]

I know of a coal mine that has 500 families in Meghalaya before this and the other documentary from ABC News USA documentary was published. The coal mine was closed by the government for 2 years now and the many families who use to earn a living from coal mining have suffered the most. Did the government and NGO's help any of them? NO! The government even made a lot of money from the Paris Agreement last year. Will that money from the EU goes to these people? I doubt it. What they didn't show are the thriving communities in this region. They did mention a little about other children going to school. Yes, there are schools, playgrounds, football fields, and even temples and churches. Children in these places are better off than those rich kids who spend most of their time in front of an electronic device trying to figure out how to be popular on youtube. The winners from this kind of propaganda are the TV networks, NGO's who are looking for more funding and corrupt government officials.

[@mrs.chandler9384]

You supports child slave labor...... let that sink in.

[@tomyam31]

@@mrs.chandler9384 fact: some of the parents sold their children to child sex traders after losing their job at the coal mine.....let that sink in.

[@mrs.chandler9384]

Robert Y so selling children into sex slavery is worse? I agree. Making children work in dangerous mines isn’t okay either. Sex slavery is horrible, but so is dangerous child labor. Do you agree?

[@tomyam31]

@@mrs.chandler9384 what i stated are facts. my opinion is irrelevant.

[@angelachen4371]

Shut the fuck up, if their kind of life is si great for you, with you don't go and do it

[@kushalchettri56]

It was so lovely to watch them back to Nepal for their bright future finally. Loved this video man 😍😍😊

[@tylermiller7632]

A follow up of these two boys would be outstanding

[@jollyio1931]

Chills are all I get from this. incredible

[@crazyjewel1]

Thouh I definitely do not agree with child labour, it's important to see both sides of the coin before coming to a conclusion. While it's morally wrong to employ children, the thing is that these children have no-where else to go. If they don't work, they often don't eat. It's easy for people sitting behind a computer declaring child labour is inhumane and evil, however unless we set up safety nets for those children to live if they do not have the opportunity to work, the alternative would be much worse (starvation and maybe even death). Of course I don't agree with child labour, I believe that they should be in school working on their future, however the truth is that many children just don't even have that opportunity and this is the only way they can survive.

[@MegaPianogenius]

niels griffioen all the women should be sterilised after having 1 kid ? It's simple they shouldn't be allowed to perpetuate the suffering of kids

[@OnlyRealsht]

niels griffioen Agree. I lived a tough life and it was easier for people to judge my parents who had nothing and no education to improve the situation.

[@MsAakifa]

#Salma Yusuf they shouldn’t have had you then

[@mirrorflame1988]

What you said is right. Actually it makes a lot of sense. If we can build a place for them to be, then this market for children would die off. It's a good solution.

[@billcoley8520]

Recon what the other side of the coin would look like?

[@AbhimanueChhetri]

Indian media failed to show the reality like this...

[@abhishekbhattarai2052]

Abhimanue Chhetri indian media just focuses on news against pakistan and kya alien gai ka dudh pitey hey?

[@sarojchaulagain8918]

Cause they are Nepalese, and Nepalese medias are busy doing shit and fake reports.

[@AbhimanueChhetri]

@@sarojchaulagain8918 this is happening in India ... and there are many rooted social problems in Indian which indian media is least inter3sted to show...

[@drobles394]

So contact them yourself and tell them!

[@AbhimanueChhetri]

@@drobles394 thank u for ur suggestion...

[@OG_Sanctio]

18:17 that hug when theyre walking into school :)

[@dave5065]

I wonder if big mouth greta and anyone who follows her have watched this! This is what a lost childhood is not being rich, going around the world preaching to others about her loss!

[@KimPham525]

She has and she says to you "how dare you".

[@rizs12]

I feel sad for the big brother that he still want to work and not wanting to go school. 🥺

[@juliamanalo9974]

wow!!! ..SALUTE TO THAT ORGANIZATION--my respect and admiration for ur perseverance and enduring love for these kidz--am excited as they are..but am teary-eyed when they cried the time u're leaving them to the school dormitory--brave kidz who was able to stand being away from their family jz like that!!! I CAN'T WAIT for THE DAY til I SEE THEM FINISHED SCHOOL AND REALIZED THEIR DREAMS--PLEASE MORE VIDEOS ABOUT THEIR JOURNEY IN LIFE!!! GODBLESS u..and ur awesome organization!

[@Jackson35320]

Am here for that lady who took that responsibility to help those kids. I hope the other who refused to go to school changed his mind

[@billyoldman9209]

I love how nobody blames the private owners of the mine who are directly responsible for these conditions. Barely a mention of them.

[@TedBackus]

i started working under the table on farms in the US at 12, but i did it for spending money, not to survive. all of us kids did it. i couldnt imagine younger kids doing it.

[@BASKETBALL_NBA_TO]

thumbs up

[@Silly00000]

They are almost adults by now, I wonder how they're doing.

[@Silly00000]

Rich Mountains why?

[@nikolaos6083]

@@unitedstatesdale Yes why???? A joke?

[@prahordas4808]

God bless the women... Love from Mizoram

[@jackyblue67same10]

This lady is an Angel from God sent to help those poor children .

[@rhinoskin7550]

My 5 YO nephew can't even help me wash a car.. These kids out here working hard than most grown men in the US.. WTF humans... STOP CONSUMING

[@HotHeadCJ]

Dam, what a difficult life

[@Zohirul-Jewel]

And westerners think they have it hard.

[@Zohirul-Jewel]

Daniel Frederikson I'm not saying westerners aren't hard-workers but, the fact of the matters is that they have it a lot better.

[@DarthKraytofKansas]

"Westerners" started out like this too though. Think about the gold miners in California back in the 1800s, etc. America for example, is a more "developed" nation, it's not that we are smarter or stronger or anything, but we've developed safety institutions, organizations that improve the quality of our workers lives and the equipment we use. These things have gone far in improving our working conditions over the last 200 years. Yes we have it much, much better in the west. But it was not always that way.

[@Zohirul-Jewel]

Nobody is saying it was always this way but, if westerners aren't smarter, why do we have effective safety institutions and organizations, while many parts of the world don't? I think you know what I'm implying.

[@DarthKraytofKansas]

I don't know what you're implying. I think the fact that this kind of mining is "illegal" tells us a lot about the intelligence of their regulations. They are obviously trying to save lives. In America there are all sorts of "illegal" businesses that continue, despite the safety issues. We have a better developed "enforcement" system here in the west, so if there were a bunch of people using children as miners, chances are they would get shut down much faster in the west.

[@thatomodisane5699]

Do these documentaries change anything for the lives of the children or do they just expose and make money for the journalists?

[@pianowilliams9369]

It all depends on how many ppl see them, who sees them, and if the ppl seeing them can do anything about it.

[@11mins-bro6]

One day two boys will grow up and learn value of love and kindness.. probably.😭😭😭😭

[@nikhil182]

Tough places often breed tough people. I hope these children find a way out of this

[@stevekuresa5139]

I give her an Applause for her hard work. God Bless You!!

[@helentucker6407]

We got everything we asked for, socks, shoes, .....so pleased they made it

[@Sucess6959]

Salute to haseena and other social workers like him , who are making life of these children better . Love you Nepal for being India's best neighbour. Excellent video ,I like it .

[@justorange37]

I'm claustrophobic so the first minutes of the video I literally had difficulty breathing 😨😨😨.

[@WWuxian]

Really sad to see children going into force labor. I think population is the real cause of poverty. We need to revise the human laws or ideas about the issue on having children.

[@sperez95814]

You people are amazing for saving these kids!!!

[@yanlon6957]

A very good initiative taken ,reporter is so full of love in her eyes

[@letsapochury8266]

What a great work have you done sister 👍 good job .. wish we have someone like you in our state NAGALAND for better feature for children below 14 years who are working tired less without seeing a school in their life ... Give it up on your dreams GOD BLESS YOU

[@benpickering2855]

One of the most wholesome doco finishes ever

[@changleerawvlog9131]

Greta-How dare you stole my childhood...really

[@firehorse66elaine]

Beautiful what was done for these precious boys. wish all of them could be saved.

[@suddude7481]

Really touching smile of both the kids. Lot of good people required to change so many kids life. If there is any contact of the NGO then share so kind hearts can contribute to make this a big mission. Thanks.

[@chuckallen3615]

Didn't stuff like this happen here in the U.S. before the 20th century .

[@djjohnson2222]

I feel sick just watching them climb through the tunnels. I would panic from the claustrophobia.

[@apdroidgeek1737]

Not to mention its hot, and low in oxygen causing you to panic more

[@JollyGreenGiant072]

The cameraman deserves a raise in salary I'd be shitting myself

[@tenzoofficial25140]

at there age i still finding a word to tell how i love my crush while them working hard for there self and the society.

[@ShlisaShell]

Yikes. So risky to take these boys from their home like this. It can either go good or really really bad. Likely will be worse for at least one of them sadly. I hope they fit in with the children alright and are grown and well now. They were trafficked right out of their home.

[@pemasherpa6705]

Now where are this 2 boys...

[@FSXNOOB]

Poor kids.. at least 2 are saved

[@puddleglummarshwiggle4236]

I hope those boys were really safely put in school and are able to make a good future for themselves.

[@milosavage7327]

it is not traficking this woman should go talk to corrupt Indian politician who are stealing money in billions. this women is violating human rights of poor parents.

[@eclectiqegg8823]

So the parents have the right to get drunk every night and make their own children work in the mines where they will most likely die? Ok ignoramous

[@kweezynonya955]

Beautiful to see those kids being helped🙏

[@TheSilmarillian]

Send Greta there for a days work so she knows what having her childhood stolen is like....hello from Australia

[@4nlimited3dition_4n3d]

At least she's actively doing something worthwhile to prevent things from getting even worse for these kids as well. What you have you done?

[@TheSilmarillian]

@@4nlimited3dition_4n3d She is actively doing what her minder tell her to do I notice she never mentions China or India or the main polluters and I have seen at least three unscripted surprise interviews with her and without a script she is speechless.Also her Tesla full of rubbish and plastic at one of her main events but believe what you will.By the way she has netted 30 million so far for her and her family explain that one :)

[@4nlimited3dition_4n3d]

news.trust.org/item/20200220112756-fz64h She doesn't donate the money: "Ah, so she's in this for the money!" She does donate the money: "Oh, it's going to her foundation? What a crock!" Whiny online babies will never be satisfied with anything she does. Imagine being upset because a young girl on the spectrum is an advocate for the environment. It’s incredibly revealing of how insecure and negative many people are. They call her a brat but they’re the ones sitting on the internet crying like a baby and doing nothing, lol. They cry her daddy is rich and then vote for billionaires and climate deniers.

[@wouterberings6535]

I thought you guys out of all people would take climate change more seriously. Enjoy your annual fires, floods and droughts.

[@TheSilmarillian]

@@wouterberings6535 Its a ten to twenty year pattern its Australia

[@hruaiabawitlung107]

I used to see these coal mines everytime when i travel to Meghalaya.Now the Indian Government has banned mining of coal in these areas.

[@accelwell7018]

You can put the blame for this squarely on the Indian government and bureaucratic people just like their labour Minister who they had any interview here. People like her, the people that own these mines you need to call them by name these are the people you are to address. people in the US actually have the audacity to bitch about unions it's absolutely mind-blowing to me

[@rabiulhossainsarkar9814]

I pray that these 2 kids can make a good life.But feeling sad for the elder brother whose age is 14 and left alone to work and live with drunk parents.

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

There are so many Ways having a lost Childhood...

[@thetruthisouthere933]

That Government minister, was the worst liar I've ever seen.

[@lnk3503]

when you see a wealthy Indian slacking in an overseas school, ask them who paid for them to be there.

[@talaverajr391]

Bro that advocate doesnt understand that the parents need their children to work to feed the families. Its because she doesnt live in their conditions.

[@SBha30]

I couldn’t bare watching more than 2 minutes of this video. Too sad and felt too scared for the kids.😔

[@aaryanksl2847]

A big salute to Hasenna mam for bringing the boys back to civilization....Im very proud of the lady..

[@studiot7480]

The whole situation is sad - the parents were not perfect, and happy the kids are getting an education- it's wrong however to remove the kids from their parents- just like that! The kids are so very vulnerable, and basically will be relying on the goodwill of others. In time they will become alienated from their parents. It's sad.

[@bhaktikelkar2848]

It's sad, we know but none of the parents are perfect, the problem is they were WORSE. The only existing money was wasted on drugs, what a shame, honestly nobody cares about the parents, they were idol and didn't even TRY but sent poor teenagers to work. And they didn't even get anything. And honestly, you would have a different opinion if you were either of the kids No offense intended :)

[@CoolTube247]

I salute all the worker , who are helping these poor Children. God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@marshugs78]

The state government should be ashamed of themselves

[@ashutoshify9237]

Great job by you people like you are the hope of this country.

[@zapfanzapfan]

Probably looked the same in Britain 200 years ago...

[@joannekenson1488]

Recently visited a Welsh coal mine, hearing exactly that, some children as young as 6. My Grandfather died young because of working in the mines as did his Father before him. Awful to see kids still having to do this to survive today.

[@IMjustAGirlInTheWorld1983]

Thank god they have eachother. And that familiarity of at least one person they know. One person whos always been there. When everything else is changing. They will have eachother for support and love. And that gives them the strength they need keep moving forward.

[@Del-Canada]

19:03 I wish I had teachers that looked like that when I was a kid.

[@ng3057]

Those boys are so unbelievably brave, wow , I hope they are ok x

[@thingsido3093]

By seeing this it just opened 😭 my eyes really , i born in midel class family and I always thought by seeing my rich friends why I I'm so poor all the accessory I have is nothing to me but now I see what I have is a best of my family can provide me and I consider my self lucky because sume even don't have the opportunity in life 😔 I feel sorry

[@barnakiraly5177]

Just commented here to remind you how true is what you wrote one year ago 🙌

[@RB-fp8hn]

The subtitles are not entirely accurate. At 2:59 for example, the boy is saying "there are cracks along the tunnel, and you never know when it might fall" (the subtitle says "you might fall"). He is talking about the tunnel collapsing on them, not them slipping and falling.

[@milosavage7327]

SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL WILL THEY GET JOB AFTER GRADUATION IN NEPAL. THIS IS NOTHING BUT A JOKE

[@nikolaos6083]

if they had not gone to school, they wouldn't have ha the opportunity. This is simply a documentary on the child coal miners, and the efforts to help them. You, friend, are the joke.

[@cocococop6082]

No. But they will have more information and thus able to start businesses. Such as realizing they can open restaurants and message parlors and schools to help tutor those going to regular schools like the way the Chinese community teaches chinese in chinese schools in america or English in china. It helps gives ideas to the students. That's how most do it.

[@sfchannel3319]

🙌🙌kudos to the team!! Thanks for providing them education. Wishing them to achieve their dreams❤

[@freshimpactco.8698]

You look at the world and you wonder. Is it all worth it? Is a society where we are brought up to compete for money, wealth, a job a big house, a nice car worth all the pain and suffering that it brings for others?

[@MegaPianogenius]

Siward Beorn timber is telling it like it is and all your comeback is ad hominem? No proper answer to the truth

[@jaydani1996]

Yea its worth it!

[@fallenslave6684]

I have respect for the woman. Sje does a great job being an advocate. Instead of being an adultery promoter.

[@manwithnonamemystic4566]

God bless Hasina.True saviour

[@ipkissaragon8536]

Shes a great woman helping those children 🙏❤

[@Cie_Meon]

I laughed alot a boy shake his body when the train blow Horn ✌️😂😂😂

[@nikolaos6083]

Yes i noticed too :))