Due to the current status of education system and the improvement in quality of education in Bangladesh

Today's child is tomorrow's future.

To ensure child education and health care, the constitutional responsibility of the government. But 60 percent of the Rangpur peasants are from the light of modern education. Of this, 20 percent falls in the primary level.

At the same time, no initiative is seen in their health service. The civil society says that the children of the charity who are deprived of all the basic benefits Although the district administration says children are working in education and health services in these areas.

Alal Char Chowdhury Para Government Primary School students stroll through the sidewalk paths. To get to the primary level, they have to go through various ups and downs. Boats are their only resort in the dry season with the risk of life in sandy desert and rainy season.

Three large chars of Teesta on the bank of Gangachara upazila, Nilarpara, Aarajichar and Charan of Alal. About 4 thousand children live in. And only one government primary school for children of these three chariots. There is no NGO operated educational institution. On the other hand, there is no scope for any government non-government health care, because most of these children are growing nutritionally without being nasty.

According to the representatives of the civil society, poverty, illiteracy and remote communication system are the main obstacles to the development of the children in the locality. According to them, the responsibility of bringing the underprivileged children back to the mainstream.

Although the district administration officials claim that they are working to ensure overall facilities including the education of the children of the chara. According to the educators, if the physical and cultural environment of the children of the choran is ensured, they will become the people of this time, one of the artisans to create a well-educated nation.