Education is not a privilege. It is a human right.

Everyone has the right to education, regardless of where you live, what your race is or whether or not you have a disability. The goal of a human rights-based approach to education is simple: to assure every child a quality education that respects and promotes her or his right to dignity and optimum development. Achieving this goal is, however, enormously more complex.

The team of Principal Nation think that education must be available for all without discrimination. It must be affordable; in fact primary education must be free for those who need this. And it must be adaptable so that it meets the different circumstances and changing needs of each individual student. Our main motto is to expand early childhood and education. Provide free and compulsory primary education for all and Improve the quality of education. Underlying each of these goals there is recognition of and respect for the right to quality education. Full realization of the right to education is not merely a question of access. A rights-based approach to Education for All is a holistic one, encompassing access to education, educational quality (based on human rights values and principles) and the environment in which education is provided.

Education is the backbone of a successful society. Every human being should have the right, privilege, and opportunity to get the best education possible. Unfortunately in our world, this is often not a reality for many impoverished people groups. Education falls by the wayside as people groups struggle to find food, shelter, and healthcare. Changing the social infrastructure is an enormous endeavor requiring manpower, money, and most importantly initiative.

Thankfully, we don’t have to wait until all that is straightened out to make a difference. So, the team of JPR INFOSERVE started to work on our Dream Come True Project of ‘Principal Nation’ - A Primary School, where paying school fees or buying books or buying school dresses or proper meals all these necessities won’t make any issue for the poor children to get the equal chance to be educated.

You can support them by making a contribution to the funds of Principal Nation Primary School. Help them to stop child labor. You can see there details at: http://principalnation.jprinfoserve.com/

The Principal Nation Foundation, was established to provide support and collaboration with mothers, children, and youth in India, enabling them to build sustainable communities and responsible families. With stronger families, communities emerge as a solid foundation for society. In the process they re-engage fathers to repair the family unit. In our definition, mothers include women who are caring for children and include child-led households,working within the pre-teen and teen groups. Fathers include the fathers, young males and adult males within the community.

Born in India, Sukanya Chakladar has spent most of his life for gaining a deep understanding of cultures and societies. she has learned that no matter how different every culture may be,it defines what is important by the same things: security; family; health and harmony among their peoples.

India is a nation beautiful for its diversity in nature as well as the mosaic of its many cultures coming together to create the population. Principal Nation Foundation was established to create a new model of society, based on the power within the cultural diversity and the enduring belief in the persevering nature of Indians who are truly one nation. A nation and community that celebrates its diversity.

Principal Nation Foundation

Santosh Chamber, Block -b, 4th Floor, New Town, Rajarhat, Kol - 700112

Sukanya Chakladar, 7278233741, sukanya@jprinfoserve.com

Sukanya Chakladar, 7278233741, sukanya@jprinfoserve.com

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