And that they will also study till grade 12.

Yes.

So in fact, before I go to Chopal, maybe in brief, I'll also talk about Sikshagraha.

Sikshagraha is a people's movement to improve education equity.

At its core, there's a very simple belief that no matter where a child is born, every child has a right to learn, to thrive, and to build a meaningful life with dignity.

And if you really have to enable this for all the children in India, there are more than 400 million children that are growing up in India today.

And if you really have to do it, I think one realization was very, very clear to us as people who have been working in education for the last 15 years is that none of us can do it alone.

What are the challenges you faced bringing women away from their daily chores, their duties as prescribed by tradition societies?