When I was told that I have to volunteer at an NGO, the first thing that came to my mind was the heat, the villages, and the rural areas that I’d have to visit. Then I gave it another thought. It hit me that these are the people who lack the basic education to be able to make a living for themselves. Having the privilege of being educated in a private institution, school as well as college, makes me feel obligated to contribute to the society in whatever little way I can. My aim is to make at least one child, one student come out stronger, more educated by the end of my internship program. I want at least one child to be able to do what she/he needs to pursue a career or hobby that they would be interested in. Working at Sshrishti India Trust in their Gurgaon center, Ujala, my job was to teach the children everything, from scratch. The average age group of these children would be 5-14 years, some younger and some elder too. The most challenging part was of course m...