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इस इंटर्व्यू में हम कॉलेज की छात्रा सादिया शेख से बात करते हैं, जिन्होंने बिहार के दरभंगा जिले में अपने गाँव में एक पुस्तकालय शुरू किया है। यह कई अन्य पुस्तकालयों का हिस्सा है जिन्हें वे कई अन्य गांवों में खोलने की योजना बना रहे हैं। इस तरह की छोटी पहल ने इस बिहार चुनाव में शिक्षा के मुद्दों को अहम मुद्दा बनाने में योगदान दिया है।
टीम : विशाल स्टोनवाल , शाकिब यामीन रंगरेज़ , नकुल सिंह साव्हने, राहुल शेरवाल
In this interview we speak with Sadia Sheikh, a college student who has started a library in her village in Darbhanga district of Bihar. This is part of many other libraries they plan to open in several other villages. Small initiatives of this kind have contributed to making issues like education core issues in this Bihar election.
Team: Vishal Stonewall, Shakib Yameen Rangrez, Nakul Singh Sawhney and Rahul Sherwal
Visit our Website: www.chalchitraabhiyaan.com

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07:41Let me tell you one thing, that in Mumbai and the whole country, you were very involved in the CNRC
07:52program in Mumbai.
07:54So you were involved in it, do you think this is a very important turning point for the Muslim community?
08:06Do you think this was an important turning point for the Muslim community?
08:15Yes, absolutely.
08:16Because it's about the fact that it's about the freedom of the Muslim community.
08:25They are oppressed.
08:27They are oppressed and in their homes, especially in their hijab.
08:32Because they are oppressed and they are very oppressed.
08:38So because in the CNRC and CA protests, as we saw that there are a lot of people who protested
08:45in the US,
08:46they are oppressed and they are oppressed.
08:53And the other thing is that this was a turning point for us.
08:58Because they are oppressed.
09:00They are oppressed by the people who live in their homes,
09:01whether they are public speaking or poetry or whatever,
09:08they are all coming out.
09:09They have the same information as well.
09:11Because they didn't get a platform,
09:13and the CNRC was created by their artists to get a platform.
09:18And so of course it's a positive turning point.
09:21I was very shocked by the public speaking, I got a very big platform and I can do so easily.
09:32Now, as we are here, we are also a Muslim, because we talk about education and we also talk about
09:40education,
09:41but it doesn't mean that because he is a Muslim and he talks about education,
09:46we should support them. Of course, if anyone works for the people, we support them.
09:52But when we talk about caste and religion, if we have to develop our country,
10:00then we are in the country and then we are in our religion.
10:03So, if there is such a difference, we will remain against them.
10:19We are in our religion.
10:28We are in our religion.
10:59Of course, we will support them.
11:09Thank you so much for joining us.

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