It is very difficult to face any problem in poverty. However, it is not that there were no problems before. I have been facing the problem of poverty since childhood. He is not afraid because he grew up in poverty. I am still struggling and moving forward.

Now I am 40 years old . Permanent Home India District Bahraich Motipur Police Station Village Semri . At present, I live on rent behind Bal Mandir School in Gularia Municipality-4.

In the house in India, there is nothing but a fake house in the name of property . Sometimes I go to look after the house . Parents have passed away . My brother's mother-in-law stayed here because her mother-in-law was in Gulriya. It has been more than 15 years since Dai Gulriya started living. As there was no work at home, I also went to Gulria with my family in search of work. I have not been able to do big business because I don't have capital. 

It has been more than 10 years since Gulria bus park and street stalls have been doing business in this way. I do business according to season . During the corn season, I burn the corn and sell it, and during the peanut season, I roast the peanuts and sell them . In other seasons I sell chaat, panipuri, chowmin . Now I am earning my daily living by selling maize in Gulria bus park during rainy season. 

Now corn is not found around Gulria . It was 10 o'clock when he got up early at 5 o'clock and took a small bicycle from Gularia to reach the village across the Murtiha jungle and fetched corn. If you reach that far and buy corn, it costs 15 rupees per horse. After eating, I reach the bus park to sell corn. My wife, 37-year-old Kiran Bhujuva, and my 14-year-old son help me in the business. Both the old and the elderly burn corn together, the elder son takes the burnt corn to the bus stop and sells it . Passengers of vehicles traveling through Gulria Bus Park are our customers . What to do, there is an obligation to send the son to sell corn with him at the age of sending him to school . We have a family of 5 including the elderly and three sons. 

My 7-year-old son, Milo, was surprised when he was getting his medicine. One and a half years ago, while drying mangoes, his son fell from a one-story roof and injured his head. Treatment in Nepalgunj cost a lot. Two months after the injury, when he went to get vegetables, a stray cow hit him on the head again. A few days later, while going to school, he fell again and injured his head. The doctor in Lucknow said that due to frequent head injuries, his father's brain was affected and he had to take medicine for two consecutive years. 

It used to cost 4,500 baht to go to Lucknow to get medicine every month. I was given medicine for about a year before it was finished . Since then, due to poverty, he has not been able to give medicine to his son . The medicine that should be fed to his son regularly for two years has been missing for two months due to lack of money. He may miss medicine, he doesn't accept anything, he is stubborn, he says he has a headache, he cries sometimes, he refuses to go to school . 

5-year-old younger son studies in 2nd grade in Bal Mandir . Being a government school, we did not have to bear the expenses. Since we do not have Nepali citizenship, even if we think of doing other good business by taking loans, it is not possible. 

is extremely expensive . Even if you burn and sell corn in the bus park all day long, you will not earn more than 4-500 per day . Burnt maize is sold at Rs 25 per bushel. You have to pay 20 rupees for the day of doing business sitting in the bus park . Coal must be bought to burn corn. You have to pay 1 thousand 500 per month for room rent . About 12,000 will be spent monthly on rice, pulses, salt, oil, vegetables, spices, and clothes. Thela business has not been able to earn as much as saving. It is okay to earn daily and take care of children .