Ponnampet, Sep. 1: Students should be made to understand the importance of poverty and hunger from a young age. They should also be made to understand the price (value) of food, said Pooja Sajesh, head of Little Scholars Academy, Virajpet.
Addressing the students at a program held in the institute's auditorium after distributing food items and sports equipment to Anwarul Huda Educational Institution in RG, Virajpet as part of Eid Milad, she said that hunger has no caste or creed. When the stomach is hungry, the pain of hunger is the same for everyone. Therefore, poverty should not be measured by any criteria, but poverty should not be looked down upon.
The program was attended by Abubakkar Haji, the head of the governing body of Anwarul Huda Educational Institution, Ilyas, the principal, Rakshita, the administrator of Little Scholars Academy, teachers Krita, Leena, and staff members M.A. Munna, Rafiq, etc.
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