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Lè Promila ta vizite vilaj ki tou pre Nizam Pur, ki sitiye nan Chinhat blòk, Lucknow Distri nan Uttar Pradesh, li te toujou santi alèz ke rezidan vilaj yo, ak espesyalman jèn fi yo, pa te gen okenn opòtinite pou jwenn yon edikasyon. Nan vil sa a, ak dè milye tankou li nan tout peyi Zend, jèn fanm yo te espere pou aprann kwit ak pran swen nan yon kay, marye, ak Lè sa a, ogmante yon fanmi. Men, sik sa a kontinyèl nan povrete ak maladans te perpétuer yon popilasyon lajman unfulfilled nan seksyon riral peyi Zend.
eng
When Promila would visit the nearby village of Nizam Pur, located in Chinhat Block, Lucknow District in Uttar Pradesh, she always felt uncomfortable that village residents, and especially young girls, had no opportunities to gain an education. In this village, and thousands like it throughout India, young women were expected to learn to cook and take care of a home, get married, and then raise a family. But this ongoing cycle of poverty and illiteracy has perpetuated a largely unfulfilled population in rural India.