The boy who sells Newspaper

Living in absolute poverty has a particularly negative impact on children. When a child’s basic needs are not met, his or her physical and mental growth is stunted. Children in extreme poverty have less opportunities than other children in extreme poverty, which is a lethal mix.
I met a boy in the hot summer noon, he was selling the newspaper at the traffic single his age not more than 8 years wearing a pant of blue colour with a yellow check shirt it seems like he is a student of any government school, he knocked the car window and ask a person to buy a newspaper, he was very polite in nature, he went to another person then lights turned to green and people started rushing.
He was left with 2 newspapers in his tiny little hands which he wanted sell someone after watching him for half an hour I went there and asked his name he replied politely Aakash. After talking him for minutes I got to know that Aakash is a school going student. Aakash use to sell newspaper for his pocket money after his school hours he use sell these 30 newspaper per day after finishing his work he took a red bus to go his home. Aakash is one of the thousands who use sell newspaper for their financial support they two young to handle this responsibility but this the only way of survival they are getting. It is important to help such needy studious children in their upbringing , they don’t beg money they doing such hard word to achieve a single penny.

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