I want to unite a community of enthusiastic college students, all driven by a common goal – to illuminate the futures of underprivileged children. Imagine this: intimate interviews or an unconventional exam format in rural village schools, featuring analytical questions (not academic intensive) designed to delve deep into the child's thought process. Considering the average of around 60 students per class in these schools, my target is to impact at least 50 schools in Bihar, my ancestral state, which unfortunately grapples with the lowest literacy rate in India. To kick things off, we'd host a laid-back interaction session coupled with engaging activities. The real magic, however, happens when the kids dive into solving real-life problems around them. Take, for instance, an agricultural challenge; they would explore their farms, consult with elders, and devise practical solutions. Following this hands-on experience, we'd break down the intricate concepts and introduce modern techniques relevant to the problem. The overarching goal is to deliver not just education, but an immersive and practical learning experience rooted in their immediate surroundings. I envision this process as not only educational but also inherently interesting and, more importantly, profoundly impactful in shaping their lives positively.