Most Dangerous Ways To School | NEPAL | Free Documentary
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- Those who attend school in the mountain village of Kumpur, walk across the mountains of the highest situated country on earth. Nearly half of Nepals lies more than 4 000 Meters above sea level. Today it's normal that the kids go to school in the valley, but just 50 years ago the village was completely self sufficient. Only if there was a lack of salt would someone twice a year hard off to refill the stock. Today the children go to the city almost on a daily basis and are immediately forced to cross the dangerous river. A village in distress is left behind. The village community Kumpur is spread across 18 farms on the Dhap Mountain. Their families live in a very remote area.
These families have lived on their land now for thousands of years herding their life-sustaining cattle without electricity, running water or contact to the outside world. Although they constantly ask themselves if the promise of an education justifies the danger of the path involved, they send their children day after day to school.
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Hi There, Has anything changes to build the bridge or transport mode is any better now?
no improvement happened there ? its still the same ? not even wooden bridge ?
Llppl
UPDATE 2019: Nepal Government actually built the suspension bridge in these area only after images, videos of these children crossing bridge caught attention on social media worldwide. If not they would not care.
Good to hear that the government is doing something to make things easier for these kids
Thank you for the update . Sometimes social media is a good thing.
Thank you Lord. Those children were In so much danger. I hope the government was Ashamed when watching.
Amrit can you share if possible the current update? Pix
KM N I have seen there are suspension bridge now in this exact areas as it as close to national highway and it was embarrassing thing for government when foreigners find out children traveled like this. I am sure there are still lot more places in nepal , especially far western region where people travel like this.
"If I could choose I would rather have a bridge than to be a pilot" those words melted my heart
Mine too! I cried!!
I cried when I heard that 😭
I´m a pilot myself and I cried
I also cryed when I saw this story😭😭😭
Sorrowful words
Ajith, " if I could choose, I would rather have a bridge than become a pilot " pure seeds of greatness in this young man trading his personal dream for the benefit of the entire society. I pray he succeeds in all his life endeavours
Indeed.
@@FreeDocumentary can u do documentary to should where they are today. I mean for all the countries u have done. Pleaseeeeee
But the richer part of town could not band together and help their community building the bridge for them? The teacher said 95% of the people there are fine to walk and are well off. I feel they dont want to actually help the poor in their community
Hay por Dios es solo un niño
Que quiere ser piloto no le veo nada de malo
Al contrario me parece bien que pudiera romper los esquemas y salir de ese lugar tan peligroso
Para que en futuro sus hijos no pasen por eso mismo
@@bmo14lax because suspension bridges are expensive. "well off" doesn't necessarily mean rich and wealthy. They probably didn't have the kind of money to build a suspension bridge either.
I'm Nepali. My parents used to tell me they go to school by crossing rivers , mountains and jungle. I used to think that was a joke .
now I feel like I'm the joke
Same pinch yaar
Cuz u are a joke mate
@@eatmomo9386 wdym
@@eatmomo9386 no no he is not a joke. Jokes have meaning and are usually well though out
@@eatmomo9386 u tryna be salty mate?
Bless the adults who aren’t even related to them yet helps them to school.
how the hell do the people recording this not fee lsorry, and buy them food or drive them to school .wtf. They film all of this, and yet they never show how THEY get around
@@spineloveragain2415 this is the camera crew. They’re not allowed to intervene. They’re just simply there to do a documentary not to help them.
@@spineloveragain2415 Helping them one day don't help their 13 years of school , this documentary is to show the government and people about this to get bigger help . But the government is crazy🤦
Yes ♡
I was the 1000st liker
And here we are, complaining online learning is hard and inconvenient especially when internet speed is slow.. 😅
in south africa in rural areas ,where there are schools ,students, parents ,and politicans (and did little to fix it..politicians)complain bitterly of how hard it is to get to school..this needs to be .thought about again..once these video have been viewed..
Online are inconvinient compared to face to face but i get what you are saying.
@Frost i get what you are saying but everyone has there problems. Even kings have there own problems. I have problems you have problems we all have problems. It is just some have troubles more serious then others. There are children that get bullied mercilesly in school and some even kill themselves. They would give anything to stay away from school.
@Frost bad day?
Thats today, This vid was then
I complain about walking 5 minutes to school, this honestly breaks my heart that kids are willing to risk everything for an education.
Bruh that's how long it takes to get from the parking lot of my school to the classroom lmao
Exactly, we take everything for granted
I am always whining to my parent about how long the way to school and back home is, when in reality it take less then 30 min...
I had to walked 2 hours just to go to School way back in Nepal..
Then help Nepal to make the bridge sir
I walk about that long because I live in nepal and I’m nepalese
Ajeet is real hero , He not only goes to school himself but also carries other poor young kids too, How the heck he can concentrate on Study when He has 0 level strength after this agonizing journey to school, I have 4 years old daughter who never ever goes out alone , A shiver ran down my spine to see a four years old girl to go to school that far alone. Salute to these Kids...Wish I could do for them to make their life easier , :( :(
$40,000 to climb Mount Everest, if one person would donate their money to build a bridge rather than to satisfy their ego climbing a mountain that has been claimed thousands of times, they would be much better people for it
Zeno Lachance
Very true , but rarely happens , this is exactly what they do like trophy hunting in some African countries to satisfy their mammoth ego , but not for a good cause ...
Yeah, but at least the hunting money is used on the conservation of the entire species
Zeno Lachance exactly
Also there is a bridge here now and in 100s of places like Kumpur.
Where the money go Zeno granting 200 climbers paid the amount. Corruption is so rampant sad to say.
The teachers are cruel & heartless, after such extremities to get to school, yet, you beat them because they're late?
It's sad I know
Miss Mason You are only seeing what they want you to see. 🥺the teachers aren’t even paid well, yet they have to teach(w lack of education). 😭the gov gives zero fucks. The teachers don’t usually beat them, they only do it if they’re at fault for something.
@@siddharthsingh215 nah this doesn't happen in most parts of India anymore and if reported then the teachers are suspended
Don’t act like you never got a beating 🤣
Mo Ji I have, but only for things that are reasonable, not unreasonable
"They hit our hands for being late" jesus, these teachers should be attending to them, giving them a proper meal and drink even before starting class.
And then do their laundry and change their clothes.etc. Yeah turn the school into a mommy and daddy pretend. It works great on paper though.
Kyle Hill no! Just not physically abuse them for things that are out of their control!
Although, I think I’d need a drink after getting across the river in that thing. And about 20 ....... BEFORE!!!!! 😬🤭
No
ya'll clearly dont live in places like us, it may be bad in your view but its nornal here. Its not even considered abuse
@@yonnwaioo10a71 they live in america where things are given to them, and if not they cry and they'll get it
I am usually a silent TH-cam watcher and rarely comment on any videos. I always come back to this video, when I need a motivation to push myself and every time I see this documentary, tears roll down my eyes. Currently I am commenting in this video from a lab at a prestigious university in Canada, as I am working on my data analysis on one screen and watching this video on my second screen. As a Nepali watching this video, I feel terrible for my fellow juniors, Ajit and his friends and I am so sorry that you guys had to go through this adversity daily just for the hope of bright future. It leaves me questioning, "Why is life so unfair for some of us?". Yet, we as a Nepali have this perspective towards life to win adversity with optimism. This also motivates me, reminding me that the life I have now might be someone else's dream and this pushes me to be grateful for what I have. To all the young men and women, don't lose hope and trust me as it's the only thing that's worth clinging to. May you one day reach where you want to be.
🤍🤍🙏🏻🙏🏻
This documentary should be played in every school
Please watch the Nicaraguan one.
Especially in Kathmandu lol. So we don't take things for granted
under rated comment. I'm literally thinking how I can house one of these kids for a couple of years just so they can go and learn their abc's
👍☕
@@suthnr3igns992 💯👍🏽
For all of those concerned, I was a student of Shree Adarsha higher secondary school, the situation has changed now, a suspension bridge has been made due to pressure on government from all sides, the school has got its own school bus so students need not hitchhike anymore, and Ajit has already passed SLC exam( grade 10 in Nepal). PS: I am thankful to my friend who recommended me this video.
Lucky to be in Nepal and not in Syria..Iraq...Libya where America has come in (ran by Israel) and absolutely destroyed everything that has stood for 100's and 1000's of years..thanks to our Zionist Israel Loyal Goverment.
Good to hear that from you. Looking forward to see the success of Ajit and his friends 💛☝️
Me too looking forward for the success of all the student in that basket god is good all the time
Praise God
Prayers for Brighter future for Ajit and his friends.
I hope ajit becomes a successful pilot... Wishing him and his frnds luck...
Me too!
dont we all
Hopefully Ajit bro makes it through. Our best wishes are with him ❤️❤️
We all hope this .
@@FreeDocumentary How can I help? I am PHILIPPINA. My mother was a sponsored child from the PHILIPPINES. She migrated to the US. I would like to help the family documented in the PHILIPPINES episode. I have been unable to find contact information.
I was very glad to read the comment by a person who attended the school in this documentary, that he was letting us know that it's now much safer to get to school, with a suspension bridge and a school bus. This is not only safer for the students, but also the farmers and anyone else who needs to cross at this spot. While it's still a concern for their parents, I'm sure, at least they now have less to worry about as their precious children travel back and forth for their highly valued education.
It just breaks my heart at how tired the young boy looks at the end of the video. These kids honestly put in a full days work just getting to and from school, no wonder they can't concentrate!
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Shit that's bout a week worth of work if you ask me
TRAVEIL SIMS hope the money from this video will be used to start a project to build the much needed bridge
Also a lack of Adderall amphetamines would actually help in this situation like I had and many did as a child it could actually benefit these kids
Gosh what's up with the teacher punishing the students?. I'm sure they know the reasons why the students are late. Some adults are just a waste of OXYGEN! 😡😡
I dont know why they would punish them, seems like it would encourage them to take even MORE risks in getting to school than they already do, I'd just be happy to see them get there at all !
@@AsTheWheelsTurn the teacher is unreasonable here. The kids already are making an effort to get to school. Maybe the teacher should try to be more lenient, understanding and encouraging to these students.
i pray no teacher like that exist ever in the entire world even the most remote area in the world...like how can u not have a heart for kiss who lives in dangerous places just to get to school....
I agree, they should be praised for their commitment to attend school.
ChinaKekeni in Nigeria kidz get beaten for torn uniforms or lack of fees😡😡😡 l hate these so called teachers. They should just give them an extra 1 hour of learning to catch up
“Unless someone dies, there won’t be a bridge”
I have now seen multiple comments saying they got a bridge..... Rest In Peace whoever died.
True but really sad😢
Maybe this documentary helped expedite building the bridge. But what about the children must hitchhike to school? Do they must still do that or there is a bus waiting for them at the other side?
Documentaries like this can raise awareness, bring attention to the hardships people in remote areas face every day. After getting an international audience, help is likely to make its way there. Humans have their flaws and weaknesses and some of them really suck but for the most part, we do try to make each other's lives better. I would think that after this was seen by the wider world, no one had to die to get that bridge built.
I don’t think so, it’s from the pressure everyone put on the governments they did that bridge
it was a student she mentioned it in the video
I just watched this documentary and I cried thinking about those children and what they've gone through in order to get educated. I'll show this to my teacher trainees. Huge admiration goes out to these brave children.
I wish their school gives free meal for poor ones, and the teachers should be more considerated and give them extra time to teach them.
It's actually free in our school
I meant the meals are free but u have to pay the fees by the food taking the bus idk else
@@user-rf6vn8oj3y same
Free meals are not in all schools ......
it's not even free, they already calculated the food price into your tuition
Nepalease people aren't joking when they say they crossed rivers and mountains just to go to school.
I always get scolded if I refuse to study for a while and they start their stories of how they lived their lives
Lol my teachers are tho I'm nepali
@@user-rf6vn8oj3y like they make up the half story..
They say they have to walk over a 1000ft hill like bruh
@@user-rf6vn8oj3y maybe its true because at the time when they were child.. Nepal didn't have road transportation like now.. Grandpas used to tell they used to walk for days to get to the plain
My heart breaks hearing that one boy saying, "I'd rather have a bridge rather than to be a pilot (his dream)." I wish I could help these people someday.
I'm thinking also that kind of action.. after I watch the documentary video.. I said to my self how can I help this kid sajit.. to rich his dream.
I'm a simple Filipino person..
These are some of the most suspenseful videos I have ever watched. I am so terrified for these kids due to the very life threatening ordeal they have to go through every day just to get to school. Some of them barely left toddler stage.. The degree of physical hard work some of them have to put in before and after school is also incredible. These kids definitely
deserve our financial support and prayers!
*"If I could choose I'd rather have a bridge than become a pilot"*
I'm in tears
Exactly touching words by him
Me too! So selfless cause other kids would have it easier if his wish came true.
Me too 😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔 what a self less little boy. I wanted to hug him so bad!
Stan Twice
That statement broke my heart!
‘I’d rather have a bridge than become a pilot’ - 😭😭that hit hard...bless your hearts little ones❤️
This makes me feel guilty for even complaining about my life. God please help this kids. 😭💔🥺
I know 😭
Yes that’s the 1st things I said reading the title omg HOW DARE I COMPLAIN ! 🤦🏾♀️😩😢🙏🏾 I WOULDN’T EVEN GO TO SCHOOL IJS
Me too
Make a change
Go build a school
God isnt real
As an American who remembers complaining about getting up at 7am and taking a safe school bus three minutes to school...I feel really lame right now. These kids are amazing!
I understand what you mean. Too often, those of us who have the greatest ease express the most exaggerated complaints. These kids make me ashamed of the minor inconveniences I give voice to.
isn't that right ? btw i also used to walk 45 minutes to my school by the highway carrying a 7-8 kg bag when i was 10 and was in class 6th.
I really admire how everyone cares for each other they seem to be such humble people may God keep these children safe and make their dreams come true
Amen
Please help Nepal to make a bridge
Nepal people are very humble and give respect to others well
Most places poor people looks very kind
That's how Gurkha is made .. extreme condition since child hood always smile in face and almost inhumane stamina
I actually cried after watching this... Sometimes we don't value what we have in our life.. Salute to these children..
Me too
Brajesh Sahu i know compliance about standing in the cold waidh 10-15 for my best to come
Fuck school
It broke my heart when the kid said he's willing to give up his dreams for a bridge
The Life and Times of Maria
ME too!
“A student must die for the government to build the bridge” this is heartbreaking. May God bless these children and their families.
Look at these kids they take extreme ways just to go to school and right now we’re complaining how boring online school is.
Yea...
Exactly.
Well it is boring
People are allowed to complain. Just because someone else has it worse it doesn’t mean others aren’t
well I mean it IS boring though
the scariest pet for the parents is that you wouldn’t know if your kids were hurt until like 10 hours after
And in extreme cases, by that time it's very likely that it's to late
As an educator in The Bahamas who gives all my late students a warm smile, I am deeply hurt by these children being punished for arriving late. I always say to myself that I have no idea what difficulties they encountered on their way to school and I remind them that I am simply happy they are there.
I wish you and your students the best.
God bless you with all success
God bless you
Success comes with hardship. May God bless them with great future.
GBU
And I thought I had challenges in my life - how selfish of me.
I am very eager to see how Ajit and the other kids are doing. I hope they have immense success in life and make their country a better place for future generations!
As a teacher, the way their teacher was talking about them having no hope of ever learning was so upsetting to hear. Every child has potential, they just need someone who cares about them enough to teach them in a way that benefits them most.
They are mistranslating alot of the nepali here, although what she does say is kinda rude, she does give reasonings, like the kids are distracted cuz of the fears of their travel as well as how they can't concentrate as much as they are travelling such hard distances each day.
It's actually the hard facts about the children's reality affect them and how it keeps them from making the most of their time at school what this teacher's intervention is all about. You can tell she is also hoping for the best for these kids but there's not much she can do for them either other than making their time at school worth it.
People here are realists and ambitious.
Yeah not fit to be a teacher. Should retire. If the teacher thinks that way they'll be performing a self fulfilling prophecy! Thought matters!
Am saying
Who else is obsessed with this series but also feels bad for the kids
Nope
Me, but it's so sad.
Me 🙋♂️
My Mother used to walk 10 kilometres to school , used to swim across a river ( Since she could not afford a boat ride across river ) to reach her School everyday .
She Retired as a Doctor ( Radiologist ) in 2006 and now lives with me in Toronto .
Her hard work inspired me to work hard in studies to have good grades and now working as Energy Economist .
@@vito5258 yes , She used to carry another set of Dry clothes and Towel which she used to change after swimming .
Weather in India is about three months of winter during those days .
A lot of people have to go through that ...
Beautiful.....Well done to you and your mom,I hope you all can inspire more people
Mesmerizing! Alot of love to your mom!
Oh boy, yes , we are spoiled now! But hard work paid off, I live near Buffalo N.Y. Blessings sent!🙏
God save my country, let children get educated
sending all of the love from america
@@mckenna-dg1xe not me finding a tbhk fan in every comment section-
@@sk3letonash3s omg hello fello fan 😳
Why you don't try to save your country from kp oli... Nakara sarkar...
@@yowanchhetri5434 i agree... fracking is truly bringing america down... that wasn’t the point of my comment tho.
The teachers are so upsetting, dang. Not even the children’s fault for being late
That's Third World country for you
@@soniag4516 Awful teachers! The children risk their lives to get there, only to get berrated by some idiot teacher who drove to work.
@@soniag4516 Nepal is a second world country. And FYI, there is a bridge now.
IMAGINE!!!!!
That made me really sad. I would have been cheering them on as the came in especially knowing the journey they had to take just to come to school. Smh.
i feel like crying watching this.... I am from nepal... but we were privileged enough to not have struggled this much in our childhood... never knew how miserable the everyday journey is for them...... :(
Love an empathetic man, I also cried
"If I could choose I would rather have a bridge than to be a pilot" he said after all the struggles he went through, he is such a big hearted, another one when he back to back helped the farmer to cross, he has a strong solidaries mentality. god bless you ajit
He should become PM of Nepal
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This statement really hit me hard.
After walking , crossing the river and hitching a ride they still need to do some stretching exercise before school..this children are legends 💪
Paxion202 that was my thought too they’ve been through a lot just to have more excercise at school all they need is rest before the lesson starts.
this what makes a great solider, image if someone trained these kids, they can be killers. or special ops.
@@jintalanm 1
That isn't stretching I went to a school that did this they do this to grasp the children's attention before school starts
The kids that are walking for 2.5 hours don't need that freeking excercises...they should be excuse...and rest.
"they just don't stand a chance at being good students" as a teacher, she should be encouraging her students, no matter where they come from. Just because they come from 'across the river' they can't be excellent students!!
No, she didn't meant it in bad way if you listen to nepali translation .she simply meant as, they had other thing to worry about then ,only study unlike other student they are unable to get good grades in comparison to other .
Narrator didn't actually do his work properly. Translation is not accurate. 🙃
@@supriyathapa682 I see, sorry for the misunderstanding :(
Once again I admire you children who have the courage to finish school and reach your dreams. Hope and pray that your government builds your bridge for your safety. God bless you all!!
When things aren't "free to you" or easily accessible you realize how valuable things are...
eNeVe Family very inspiring note
Yep
Just made me realized how thankful I am for I haven't experienced like these situations. God bless you little children of Nepal😇
Amen!
Jeffry Pascual: ''God bless'' - I guess you don't realize that what you're seeing in this video, are the results of the ''plan'' of the exact same ''god'' you're asking the 'blessing' of....??? 😖
Amen!
My heart is in my throat watching these kids cross the river
@Kuchi Kopi Not likely
Omgosh I know *gulp* oh gosh oh gosh. whew
It's like I am watching a suspense movie...
Me too
mine was the same
These kids are amazing. Their determination, maturity, kindness, teamwork, hardwork and perseverance to get to school on time, despite the many obstacles, is commendable! Only for them to get to school and be physically punished by their so called teachers, is despicable and heartbreaking. They shouldn't be punishing the kids, they should be proud that the kids made it to school, safely. What kind of teacher says "they (the kids) don't stand a chance"!? What a horrible thing to say! You must be a HOPELESS teacher! Why did you even become a teacher? Anyway, I wish all the best for all the wonderful children and their families. May their hopes and dreams be fulfilled.
We support an organization in Nepal called Sambhava. Check it out. They do wonderful things for the local children.
@@FreeDocumentary But did they build the bridge?
There was a bit of misinterpretation in translation.
Teachers should go to the river and send the basket to the children instead of punishing them.
Or the kids should all be taught to swim at least.
clever name ”swimming” in a stream like that would drown even a grown man, not to mention a 50 pound child
This actually pissed me the fuck off and I wish something could be done about how the teacher treat them but I know it's a cultural thing, they're very strict it's sad and uneccessary.
I agree
Or parents too.l I do not accept no every episode of this series the parents have so much work they cannot help children get to school. My parents set aside work and took us to school however difficult for them. These parents could still pick the crops but also take the children across the bridge - they could do a rota every day so one parent does morning and one evening from a group of families.
Pray for these children. It is so sad. But these children want to be educated. God be with them.
So much for education they barely do good I wonder if going to school even benefits them if they are the worst students
@tsorf the Creator's name is not even God it's Yahweh
Yes but thank god the government has reacted and finally build a bridge because of this video
We (westerners) love to put our thoughts to other people’s circumstances. In reality, they could be perfectly happy and here we are thinking of them as nothing but poor and worthy of pity. Watch the episode with the little boy in Siberia. It’s -52 degrees out and he’s walking to school having the time of his life playing, chasing cows, etc.
@@marciaf5965 That is so true
And that’s why kids from these kind of countries are more successful when they go overseas as international students than kids born in wealthy countries. It’s all cause they’re discipline and they’ve experienced hardship of child labour early, so when ever they get an opportunity in an oversea school they work their butts of in studies just so that they don’t experience labour again. 🙏🏾
Yes, let's mistreat people in the chance that they will be conformist laborers for the rich white capitalists....
@@smnewstead4093 It's sad they have to go these lengths to get to school, definitely not inspiring as these people are making it out to be, all to have a slightly better advantage in fighting over what scraps they have left as multinational corporations and the elite in their corrupt countries exploit them. Nobody should be forced to work >this< hard, it's insane.
These kids value an education and the opportunity to reach goals. The teachers shouldn't punish/ abuse a child for being late when there is no safe way to to school. I admire the courage of these kids and respect those who support them in the family. The parents are also amazing as they sacrifice having extra help at home, so the children can attend school. I'm glad they now have bridges. What would it be like for the children to have a school closer to home?
Ok third world country, you don't need involved, why not take care your country people first, stop mocking another country
Look at the ledership quality this boy has. After helping his friends to cross river he his helping the men also.. if he get some support he will be a great leader. Literally had a tears in my eyes..
We should appreciate how fortunate we are after seeing this
I cant appreciate it knowing what they're going through
please show this documentary to waning lefties and liberals collage students in the USA, that way they'll realize how good they have it and how graceful they should be, I assure you, they'll learn how to love their country and what it has to offer even more.
@Jomar Merced people like that guy are so weird.
The children in Nepal really touched my heart. I wish I can go there again to help out in their schools, hoping covid ends soon...Their daily lives are so tough but they are so happy to go to school. Thanks for this film 💗
@Paulina Y: I would love to do it, too
I would be much appreciated by you madam ! But its the story of just 1 school there are over 20k rural area school that are like in this situation even in 2020!
Dear madam , if you go to nepal , kindly help them directly , don’t use any agency it will be more benefits for the students. If you need any help to reach nepal I can suggest to you ..
It is ..sis
Do watch the Papua New Guineans one too.
I will wish you there. They need your help. And your inspiring nature. I hope to go their one day and hopefully do something useful for some people while I am there.
The harmony of these villagers is so inspiring
"If I could choose, I'd rather build the bridge than to become a pilot." 😥😪😭 Build the bridge for God sake!!!
they have webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:kR75WK5_PZ8J:citizenhelpdesk.org/blog/a-day-in-kumpur/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk
Airwin Ditianquin the kid could become a pilot get money and then build the bridge 🤔
he is just a kid..knows nothing about the condition... good thing is he still dreams to become Pilot
instantly made me tear up, good thing they built the bridge
Really no reason for teachers to yell n angry towards these little angels if they late for school. Should show more compassion n care n sympathy or stop being a teacher
It’s because they don’t care about where you live, also how long it takes you to get in school.
Most of the time, kids are naughty and that’s probably one of the reasons why they hit student (even I used to get hit, but not much since I was a good student. I used to live in nepal)
I remember walking for more then 30 minutes to get to school and then study. It was hard to pay attention sometimes because I just wanted to rest and sleep but I couldn’t because it’s school.
The most thing I hated was how early we wake up like 6am everyday, I mean we do go to bed early (we are asleep by 8pm)
I also hated how we had to go to school 6 days out of 7 weeks, the worst thing was that we couldn’t just rest at the weekend. We had house chores we needed to do.
It was quite tiring, now I’m not used to that anymore I think I’ll pass out if I do that every literally
She have love for the children's what i really interested don't matter how hard it is they never gave up because they have to get to schools that is the beauty about life
I agree, when i heard that they get punished because they were late. My heart broke. They risk their lives to go to school. They shoulda be more compassionate and lenient with the children.
I was thinking the same how are the teachers do clueless?
@@quentinf9913 I am also a teacher from Philippines and I cant stop my self from crying seeing his sad face.
OMG
Kids !!!!
Dedicated children
Teachers have some sense
Don't beat them if they are not on time, these poor kids are already going through lot of hardship in every walk of their lives.
They know already how to lead life.thats enough to human.no one can teach more than they experienced.....
Except when the teachers apparently punish the kids for being late for reasons out of their control.
I agree. the fact that they get there at all shows they are dedicated far more than I ever was to school! it is a different culture though we have to keep that in mind, but I agree , it makes me sad that they would be punished when some have so much to do to get to school at all.
I guess in Nepal culture they don't give special treatment to disadvantaged people.
@@PrincessKLS apsolutly ridiculous and ignorant of those teachers
I am watching these videos in 2023!! I could not hold my tears wen ajith said i dont know anyone here i dont have friends here and had the basic meal !! Thats too much of emotions!! Man!! Hope all those kids made it now!! God bless their unity! I had to walk a way long walk to school n hitch hike too but this is far too much!! I am gonna watch all the series!! I am humbled❤️🙏🏻
God bless you Ajit.. Tears rolled down my eyes after watching this episode.. Ajit may your wishes and dream come true.
Yeah man thats why Im 32 and still single, I cudnt stand to imagine what my child cud face if I cudnt afford them a good life, and it needs money. Before im sure that I can give my next generation a good life i wouldnt have a children
Teary eye while watching this.. hope will be alright now.. wish you ajit to reach your dream to become a pilot.🙏😥😥
More than just Ajit, I pray for everyone who has to go through this
Ajit actually means a person who cannot be defeated and he actually living it
Joachim , this is an extraordinary documentary.
Teacher goes “they cannot even concentrate because they’re so concerned about getting home”. So you rank the kids from best the worst?
I felt so angry when I heard that, it's so obvious that she makes a clear destinction between the kids and treats the one that travel this much badly because "they can't concentrate"
The river and its crossing are unbelievably dangerous.
@@Danieldbs09 It’s a dangerous journey. That teacher just doesn’t care. Ajit could have been killed crossing that river.
It's not teachers problem its an education system in Nepal and India...that rate children without knowing background and social issues
@@addmeadmin They can’t help being late.
Kudos to these children wherever they are right now. It breaks my heart knowing what they've been through just to go to school to learn. Damn, it made me cry..
Watching this video makes me remember about my life back then with my cousins. I live in the Philippines and I also experience this kind of hardships going to school. We also walked on the muddy rice fields, cross the river and help our parents etc. I also dreamed to become a teacher and now I am a licensed teacher.
Good to hear that you are successful 💪
God bless you
Thank you for givesomething back to your own community!
We are all happy for you, for real
I'm so happy to hear that 🙂❤
Out of all the episodes in this series, this is the first one where the teacher has no empathy with and no sympathy for the children. She´s blaming THEM for being bottom of the class. For me, this is the worst part - not so much the physical pain (and danger) of using the tuin, but the lack of any kindness from the teacher. They go to an extraordinary length to get to school - only to find that the people they look up to (teachers) have no interest in them. Absolute shame.
what may seem extraordinary for you is normal here.its not humane but this discipline is needed for the better future.hope you read this to understand and not to reply back with contradictions☮️
This is ASIA. That's not Europe. Not white man's civilization. After all, you can give these children a harness to work at height and links with carabiners - no one will fall. I'm not talking about gloves anymore, because it's obvious.
There's disaplin and then there gust plane abouse
Stroke of luck
So true... These children have a hard time, I did know people still living like this.. it's so sad
Imagine traveling 100 miles to school only to receive an F
Omg I laughed like an evil villan because that 100percent would have been me
it do be like that some times
At least they’re more hardworking
That's me
@@brookekay9824 hey bae
What an amazing documentary!! My heart breaks for those beautiful children! 😢 Kids in the US need to see this and think about those kids in poor countries like Nepal would have to go through so much everyday just to get education.
This are the children who actually know the value of studies...
Only people in 1st world countries don't know the value. Really. These kids don't travel so hard just to sleep in class or talk back at teachers, they'll try their best to learn as much as possible.
@@anneliselim602 so true
@@anneliselim602 I feel so privileged RN. Bet they'd utilize it far better than I would though.
@@anneliselim602 not entirely true, I have to say. Yes people in 1st world countries don’t typically have to travel such long and harsh distances for an education, but many face other struggles that they must overcome: abusive households, horrible bullying, lazy teachers, etc.
@@anneliselim602 Most schools in the US are terrible and aren't worth doing this to get to. My teachers didn't teach but gambled with students playing "ghetto ball" or at the most give our worksheets to do. They also teach skewed history.
The teachers at the school are being discriminatory against these children. Instead of encouraging and helping them to succeed knowing all that they must overcome just to get to school. The one child even said that the teacher yells at him even hits him when he's late. That's horrible. The school and teachers should be ashamed for not doing more to help these children.
This has ZERO to do with "discrimination".
You could have easily written "unfair". But you choose "discriminatory against these children."
That's because it's discrimination. Discrimination means the UNJUST or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things. Don't be afraid to call something what it is. Pretending that discrimination doesn't exist is not going to make it go away. When you see it call it out people need to stop it. If using the word Discrimination or Discriminatory makes you feel uncomfortable then you should explore that with some introspection and education so that you can overcome it.
The Teacher needs to be beaten for hitting these kids for being late.
@@caringabouttomorrow3157 I agree the fact that teachers know that they come from the mountains and are harsh on them it is discriminatory ppl who don’t like that word is because they don’t really know what is to be discriminated
@@calilove2226 y e s
Praying these little ones meet their dreams ESPECIALLY AFTER ALL OF THEIR EFFORTS TO GET TO SCHOOL......!!!!!!
AMEN, AMEN & AMEN!!!!!!!!
Barbara Williams amen thank you god
Amen. God is Good.
For all of those concerned, I was a student of Shree Adarsha higher secondary school, the situation has changed now, a suspension bridge has been made due to pressure on government from all sides, the school has got its own school bus so students need not hitchhike anymore, and Ajit has already passed SLC exam( grade 10 in Nepal). PS: I am thankful to my friend who recommended me this video.
This little boy will be a great man!
If I had money, I'd visit him, and I'd give to him a bridge in his birthday.
I hope its true.
He must be waiting by now.😊😊
Unfortunately we,are so far to help them, i hope the government do something for the.
Nice of you but safe to say there is a bridge now
Bridge has been built,. Buy him a plane.
After all the stress they go through, to excercise in the morning and then to have teachers rate their kevel.of learning, what a nasty way to teach
Ikr. I felt like she's a racist toward those kids it was hurtful to treat them like that.... smgdh 😤
@Hilda pineda actually to be honest with you. There are 20 members in a class and only 2-3 boys won't concentrate in education. The number of teachers are already too less to individually prioritise students. Thats why those kinds of students always fall backwards
HIlda-Now I realize how easy m,y childhood was.. although from a lower middle class family,we 5 kids never were hungry and the walk to school only took 2 minutes.I often reminisce about my very happy childhood.
@Fred Jaminson its not india , u twat
Why does the Nepalese mountains look like a fantasy world, like it's sooo sooo beautiful.
seriously thats all you have to comment after watching entire video.....
@@clashroyalgameplay2077 are they not allowed to?
it is my friend it is!
I wanna go there but damn covid
Jumanji
Govt should take immediate actiono to save the life these incredible kids. So much love for these kids. God bless them and they are real heros and motivations for other kids
I love how strangers help the children get to school 😩
So does my dad except they are in my shed now
@@terryclark4906 is your dad John Wayne Gacey? Lol 😂 just kidding shouldn't joke about that! RIP to the victims 😪 of that idiot
Its normal thing to do in the village
Ajit is such a wonderful young man---smart and brave. God bless him always.
Thankyou bro
As a fellow Nepali living in the Uk, I saw this documentary few years ago. It’s good to know that a bridge has been built and school transport system is in place.
I hope my fellow bhai/bainis (brother/sisters) from this video are doing well and still chasing their dream.
I would love to see an update video where they talk about how they’re doing in life and their reaction to this video.
We would too. Let’s see what we can do
@@FreeDocumentary just to let you know, the documentaries you guys create is nothing short of amazing. That unique and authentic take makes it truly stand out.
Me too!! I so want to know how they're doing.
"They just don't stand a chance of being good students." DON'T say that! They absolutely DO stand a chance of being good students!
you say this as if they don't get to school so exhausted that they can barely move, only to have worries about how they will cross a 60 metre dangerous river yet again, and still say they stand a chance? I don't want to be rude but how are you going to think about school when you risk drowning every day? Or risk getting attacked by a jackal or tiger every day? They, rightly, have more important things to think about. You wouldn't function very well in a classroom if you are literally exhausted by the commute to school.
@@luckerowl8990 their struggles are what have made them smarter than american kids. It gives them a drive to try harder. I know one thing they probably work harder than most American kids 😂😂😂
I agree with luckerowl. A child will have to born with very good intelligence if they want to succeed in life like this..
@@happyface4711 american kids are burdened by the schooling system not themselves, and I say this not even as an american
@@luckerowl8990 true but I have been in classes with them. A lot of them make a whole bunch of jokes. Some just don't listen and daydream. I was the day dreaming kid 😂😂😂 I screwed over my education but I still get a second chance. Seeing these kids always makes me think how I took school for granted. How I didn't appreciate all the money put in so I could have a good future.
No matter of being the last one in the class, Ajit is the hero and number one for his work and his community.
Honestly this is so motivating. Like we complain about being low on gas in the US and these kids are trekking through the rainforest!
I’m not going to complain about bad prices anymore or anything ... these kids are inspiring
I agree. These documentaries have humbled me more then I already was. It's truly the little things in life, like people and opportunities. Everything else means nothing!!
Just because another person has bigger problems doesn't make your problems invalid
u guys are lucky af
@@harrasikaEspecially when the problems in question aren’t at odds with these kids’ situation. For example, if Amazon workers stop demanding to be paid better, the money won’t go to these kids in Nepal; it’ll go toward Bezos’s already excessive pile of money. So what’s the point in them willingly accepting their poverty?
The look on Ajit's face and the sadness in his eyes breaks my heart. I wish I could help.
I feel the same, is there away we could help
The kids have a dream in life but the government have no heart. Very sad and very shameful.
Brought me to tears
@Emma Chianese that's great! Thanks for the update.
@Emma Chianese Great hear that!!!!
We know our country Nepal may be poor in economics but rich in happiness, nature, and other so many things. So visit our country Once to get life experiences. Love from the top of the World.
It’s on my list. 😃
@Prakriti Thapa omg snjajanaja- this is soo me like i wanna go to illam to see the chiya bari and its beautiful scenery but i can't 😭
@@FreeDocumentary estes pai mãe tão arriscado as vidas de seus filhos atravessar o rio
शिक्षकले बालबालिकालाई कुट्नु हुँदैन
शिक्षकहरूले बालबालिकालाई सम्मान गर्नुपर्छ
🙏🏻🙏🏻 agree.
Who else feels there needs to be a go fund me for a bridge
They need a school bus too.
TheBlazersfan22 agreed and finalised
@@TheBlazersfan22 a road for that, that would be too much for now
I can help probably formally .
My last name is Shawn
I would rather have a bridge than become a pilot. 😥😫😫😫😨😰😭
😭😭😭😭
That statement alone cuts my heart soo deep. He'd have given up his only dream for something that would benefit his village😭
That's compelling shift in ambition of a caring school boy with a big heart.
When he say that it break my heart this is the main reason why we should be grateful for what we have and thank God for what he didn't give to us I think God for what he gave me and for what I have now and I pray that somebody and and they government see this and change the situation for those children because education is the key
😭😭😭😭😭it broke my heart hearing that😭😭😭
If I am their teacher I wouldn't punish them for being late. Poor these lovely students!
Make the bridge then.see them.
Bod Mash they did make a bridge.
Only a bitter psychopath would lay a hand on these children, after the journey they took to get there. Each morning poses a whole new risk.. As their not "well to do" like those on the other side of the river. But you can be sure if the "well to do" made it to the 1st world, they'd use the stories of these children, as their own.. As if they survived what these children did survive! As each country has wealthy and poor.. Just because you came from a country with extreme poverty, doesn't mean you've survived that poverty if you never actually experienced it on the daily!!! This story belongs to these Children! They are the real warriors in this story! Very personal to each child that ever took this dangerous journey! Prayers for these Children! They should receive automatic mercy on judgement day, for their sufferings! Their innocent and had no say in the matter... 💔💔💔🙏🏽💛💛💛
This is heartbreaking...... Yet someone comment here stating the situation has gotten better now made me happy.
Cudos to you guys for bringing their struggle and showing the world.
I was born in refugees camp in Nepal and lived as rufugee for 14 years and my life was NOT as half as bad then theirs!! Hats off to you guys!! 👏
is your family from Bhutan by chance? I have nepali refugees in my apartment complex (I'd say about 85% are nepali refugees- lhotsampas(sp?)
they're awesome and very humble and kind .
You’re lucky because refugees got international attention and aids. Citizen have to live under the mercy of their government. I wish wealthy people are generous towards helping people like them than building fancy museums or music halls.
Some governments are just a liability to the people. These children deserve more. A whole lot more.
It breaks my heart I forgot about the village ways and how we used to get to school.
Emmanuel Olawuyii I’m from Nepal. Truth is Nepal has good enough money to make everything like in Europe. But idiot politicians keep the money into their pockets and families and relatives. And idiot people keep voting them again and again.
It’s never gonna improve.
Nepal = country of idiots.
Unfortunately I’m also from Nepal.
A P hun you’re not an idiot you’re alright 👍🏿
Its madness. Government need to act. Totally unacceptable the way these children have struggle just to get to school
z is there any proof in that?
My father use to wear shoes with no soles so he had to put cardboard every day....bless his soul...he was an excellent dad....here I am 71 years later.
Truly, that was a big risk without shoes.
God bless your Dad in heaven, and God bless you too brother 🙏
My father use to cross 2 mountains for School, I'm Nepali too. His courage was beyond level. He became successful mechanic everyone knew my father in state till now his friends are surprised he is nomore. I miss my dad so much and always dream about him
I swear l will never complain about my journey to work after seeing these brave children walk down a mountain, cross a dangerous river on a iron pully system and then hitchhike with strangers!!
and here we go to the another episode of “The quarantine adventure in TH-cam”
It’s lockdown not quarantine
nhusky it’s quarantine dumbass
LMAOO
Yep I'm glad i was not born in nepal no offense
@@danielbarajas1527 its lockdown dumbass there's a difference
Hats off to these brave children who walk down the valleys using only flip flops
How come some of the kids were wearing different uniforms
@@jacquelinevirgo8516 i was wondering the same thing..but i think its certain classes have certain colours or something like that
@@lisha2065 As far as I know they are the students of private school. Rest in blue shirt are of government school.
These young children are so adult its almost frightening, the burden in their eyes.
It is frightening, what they had to do you. I know I wouldn't.
What a brilliant documentary. Brought tears to my eyes, but also hope at the ambition of the kids. Hope they are doing well now. Have seen other comments talking about a bridge being built there. These kids and their parents are so wonderful.
Bro wtf is wrong with the teacher?? Of course they are worried about getting back home tf!!! That don’t make them less then any other student!!!! Pls lord be with these children 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Amen
If the lord was real then there would be a bridge, and the student who died on the other basket pully thing wouldn't have died.
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@Santiago I am real though lmao, I don't blame "the lord" for things that happen to me, only point it out when things happen to Christians because "the lord is so great". I know "The Lord' isn't real, so "The Lord" Can't intervene with anything, therefore I can't blame something that isn't real for something that I did lmao.
Kush the Lord can’t build a bridge tf? Everything that’s built on this earth (except for natural stuff obviously) was made by man. Plus if you don’t believe in what this person is saying why comment and waste your time lmao