Education is considered as the fundamental right of every citizen in India, as posed by Right to Education Act (RTE) by the Parliament of India. The New Education Policy (NEP, 2020) signifies a huge milestone for India’s Education system. The policy articulates a vision where “Access, Quality, Equity, Affordability & Accountability” stands as the foundational pillars of education system. As proclaimed by the Kasturirangan Committee, these techniques are designed to steer India towards the ambitious goal of evolving India into a ‘Knowledge Hub’.

In the recent development, there has been a discernible decline in enrollment rates in India since the advent of Covid-19 pandemic. The UDISE+ Report (2021-22) highlights a notable statistics- while over 12 crore students were enrolled in the primary section, the transition rate to upper primary level has declined to almost half of the value, with approximately 6 crore students. This discrepancy underscores a critical aspect that demands careful consideration. Considering this, Sewa International sweeps in and designs strategies to support the cause. ’

Sewa International plays a pivotal role in bridging the Educational Divide in India. The organization firmly believes in the transformative power of education and is dedicated to ensuring accessibility and affordability aspects of education to the underserved sections of society. Embodying the concept of ‘Putting the last first’ by Robert Chambers, we prioritize reaching out to marginalized communities and catering to the needs of underprivileged at first.

In response to the current challenges, the organization has introduced several initiatives to address arising issues such as rising dropout rates, affected learning levels, inadequate educational infrastructure and sponsoring a child’s education. Our commitment revolves around providing every child with a solid foundation, ensuring equal opportunities for education, and fostering the conditions for lifelong success. ’