Dear Antony,
As we discussed earlier, we offered our support to Dhivya's sister for their school admission, and here is an update on that.
Kavya (11th standard) took admission at a government school in Thodupuzha, and there is a hostel facility for ST students nearby.
Navya (8th standard) secured admission at another government school near Adimali, which offers a pre-metric hostel facility.
At the time of Navya’s admission, the Dhivya had requested our support for books, a school bag, and other essential items. We arranged this through a local shop in Marayur, and the amount of Rs. 3,480/- was paid directly to the shop owner.
Although we had expressed our willingness to support both Navya and Kavya, the family had clearly stated that assistance would be needed only if they were unable to sell their cow. Since no further request was made, I am assuming they managed to cover the expenses for Kavya’s admission on their own.
Their decision to seek help only as a last resort reflects a strong sense of self-reliance and dignity, which is truly commendable. I am attaching the details of the items provided to them for your reference.
As the amount spent is within my budget, there is no need for any reimbursement. This is shared solely for your information.
Although we had expressed our willingness to support both Navya and Kavya, the family had clearly stated that assistance would be needed only if they were unable to sell their cow. Since no further request was made, I am assuming they managed to cover the expenses for Kavya’s admission on their own.
Their decision to seek help only as a last resort reflects a strong sense of self-reliance and dignity, which is truly commendable. I am attaching the details of the items provided to them for your reference.
As the amount spent is within my budget, there is no need for any reimbursement. This is shared solely for your information.
Jinesh Jose
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