Rama's favorite subject is science as someday she hopes to become a doctor. In cultural activities, she finds her forte. She loves dancing and is a confident actress on stage when performing in school plays.

Ankit Pal is a very smart boy. He enjoys the company of his friends and always ready to help everyone. He likes to play outdoor games with his friends. He lives with his 3 sisters along with his grandparents in his house. His aspiration is to be a doctor.

Neelam is a quite and shy child who is very considerate towards her friends and to those younger than her. She has a strong desire to prove herself and this is reflected in the hard work that she puts into her studies. Someday she hopes to become a teacher.

A good student academically, Rohit is all set to reform his village and city for which he wants to become a policeman. His father is a farmer and mother a homemaker. Academically he performs above average and given time he will do even better. Rohit enjoys playing cricket.

Lavlesh is very sincere about his studies and wants to take part in all activities organized in the school. Last year he was part of both the kabbaddi and the cricket team and this year he is participating in the school play on Independence day.

A quiet boy by nature, Adarsh is intelligent and sincere. He comes from an agricultural family that is educated up to high school. He respects his teachers and elders. Shy by nature, Adarsh requires a little push to participate in co-curricular activities but enjoys himslef once he starts. He is especially good with his hands and excels at craft work

Pragya is a very smart and sharp minded girl. She likes playing games with her friends and she always focuses on her studies. She lives with her 3 siblings in her house. Her aspiration is to be a Computer Engineer.

An only child Madhavi is hardworking and sincere. Although her father does not actively support her studies, her mother is the emotional support that she requires and a big reason she has been able to stay in school. She wants to become a police officer so that she will be respected in her community and so that people will see that girls are no less than boys.

Coming from an uneducated and very poor family, Abhishek finds it hard to attend school regularly, because he has to work to support his family. Although he does well in languages, his low attendance means he struggles with Math and science due to the lack of continuity. When he comes to school he loves participating in extra-curricular activities and this year represented his house in athletics.