To ensure that the future of children is not dark, this female teacher reaches school after crossing the swollen river

Kanker: Dense forests all around, water up to waist and bag in hand. Looks like a normal woman. But these common women work to shape the future. That means he is a teacher. Who teaches in the school of Kesekodi village of Koyalibera, a sensitive area of Kanker district. But the path to reach school is not easy. Especially during rainy days.

The name of this female teacher is Lakshmi Netam. Who is a teacher in a government school. He got a government job in October 2008. The first posting took place in Kesekodi Primary School in Naxal sensitive Koyalibera of Kanker district. Since then he is in the same school. That means Lakshmi has been teaching in the same school for the last 15 years. There are 20 children in the school. To teach them, Lakshmi reaches school every day despite difficulties. More problems occur during rainy days. During the rains, Lakshmi has to cross the river to go to school. Despite the problems caused by the rains, there are big reasons behind this female teacher not getting her transfer in or around the city.

Female teacher Lakshmi Netam told that I myself am a resident of a forest village like Amabeda. I myself have studied amidst problems since childhood. Because of this, I understand the problems of the children of this area very well. My job is also in the forest. I am just doing my duty.