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Grandmothers studying in 1st grade with granddaughter
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Diktel Roopakot Majhuwagadhi Municipality-10 Patheka, two senior citizens have started studying in class 1 at the local Saraswati High School. 78-year-old Dhankumari Rai and 52-year-old Pujan Darji are enrolled in class 1 at local Saraswati Mavi. Darzi says that she had to live in darkness all her life because she could not study even though she wanted to.
"How I wanted to read, but my parents didn't give it to me," Darzi said, "Life is dark when I don't read. Life is spent too late, and when I die, I start reading." "If you know two or four letters, you can use a mobile phone and watch YouTube and Facebook," she said Principal Uttar Prasad Rai said. Similarly, 78-year-old Dhankumari also came to school with her granddaughter Parisha, who is studying at the Child Development Center, Rai said. She also enrolled in class 1 and started studying.
Rai says that using a mobile phone to view social media is a scam. ``But even if I can't see, it's a shame to read and use a mobile phone,'' Rai said. The headmaster Rai said that despite not being able to read at the time, even though he is old, he comes to school with high morale.
'The desire to study is strong, they are studying hard in their old age,' Rai said, 'They used to come to school with their granddaughters and started studying since yesterday.' . Rai said that he can say a few words in English from Nepali alphabets. "Their willingness to read has encouraged others," Rai said, "This topic has become an example in the village."
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