BANGALORE: What do you see into a child’s eyes?  Hope, trust and innocence are the usual expression but at times these sights are replaced with betrayal, hunger, fear and suspicion. Somebody has to take care of the concerned matter and Shadab Hassan an MBA from the Birla Institute of Technology Mesra has taken a decision to deal with the situation with iron hands.

In spite of taking up a lavish commercial job in an MNC, he decided to start a school in his hometown in Ranchi where he teaches neglected and disadvantaged children. And in January 2010 in Brambe, a small village 20 km from Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand he founded the Hamid Hassan High School (HHHS).

They went to many homes in the villages and enquired if the children of the houses were going to school or not and if not what was the reason. With the ardent efforts Hassan started the school with 80 children initially.

Passing various obstacles like poverty, part-time or full time jobs that these children were already bound to, they started attending school after the school authorities assured their parents and guardians that they could continue with their jobs.

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