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Ludhiana: Boy selling socks gets enrolled in school; aid of Rs 2 lakh given to family | Ludhiana News

DC also appealed Vansh s father Paramjit and mother Rani to ensure both boys complete their studies in the school and assured fulsome support in the future also LUDHIANA: Acting on the directions of Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh, Ludhiana deputy commissioner Varinder Kumar Sharma, on Wednesday, got 11-year-old Vansh Singh, whose video of selling socks on Ludhiana roads to support his family had gone viral, admitted into Government Senior Secondary Smart School, PAU. The deputy commissioner also handed over a cheque of Rs 2 lakh to the boy’s father Paramjit Singh in the presence of his mother Rani. The DC got Vansh’s elder brother Mannat Singh admitted into 10th class in the same school.

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Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh Offers 2 Lakh To Family Of 10-Year-Old School Dropout Vansh Singh Selling Socks In Ludhiana

A class 2 dropout, Vansh resorted to selling socks on the streets to support his family. New Delhi/ Ludhiana: Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh this morning said he has offered a financial help of Rs 2 lakh to the family of a 10-year-old school dropout after he saw a video of the boy selling socks at a traffic crossing in Ludhiana. The widely-circulated video of 10-year-old Vansh Singh caught the attention of the Chief Minister, prompting him to speak to officials concerned to make sure the boy can continue his studies and rejoin his school. A class 2 dropout, Vansh resorted to selling socks on the streets to support his family.

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10-Year-Old Boy Who Was Selling Socks On The Road To Help Family Gets Support From Punjab CM

10-Year-Old Boy Who Was Selling Socks On The Road To Help Family Gets Support From Punjab CM
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Punjab CM comes to aid of 10-year-old selling socks to support family

7919 Ludhiana, May 7 A video of a 10-year-old school dropout selling socks on Ludhiana streets to support his family of seven moved many on social media, including Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, who announced state aid to fund his education. The chief minister went on to say Rs two lakh would be given as immediate assistance to the boy’s family. This comes after Vansh Singh was seen in the video, which has been viewed by millions and shared widely, refusing to accept Rs 50 over and above the cost of socks he sold to a customer. MOVED BY SOCKS SELLER BOY S PLIGHT, PUNJAB CM ANNOUNCES GOVT. SUPPORT FOR HIS EDUCATION, RS 2 LAKH AID FOR FAMILY pic.twitter.com/YzBST5g7nz

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Punjab CM announces support for 10-yr-old road vendor s education

Punjab CM announces support for 10-yr-old road vendor s education By IANS | Published on Fri, May 7 2021 20:21 IST | 7 Views Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Chandigarh, May 7 : Moved by the plight of 10-year-old Vansh Singh, whose video of selling socks on Ludhiana roads to support his family had gone viral, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday announced full government financial support for his education, besides Rs 2 lakh in immediate assistance for the family. He directed the Ludhiana Deputy Commissioner to ensure that Vansh, a drop-out, rejoins his school, with all expenses for his education to be borne by the state government.

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