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UP Woman Who Fought for Her Own Education Now Uplifts Tribal Children in Jharkhand

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Monika Arya, originally from a village in Uttar Pradesh, overcame family opposition to her education and spent nearly 12 years away from formal studies before returning to complete her MSc. Her personal struggle with accessing education shaped her commitment to helping others in similar circumstances. In 2021, she established Sambhav Trust in Khunti, Jharkhand, to support vulnerable tribal children. The organisation focuses on education, child protection, scholarships, career guidance, and safe migration. Its core aim is to keep at-risk children enrolled in school and improve their long-term prospects.

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