Many talented girls are forced to pause or drop out of their education due to financial hardship. Through this initiative, Nanhi Pari Foundation supports deserving students by helping them pay school and college fees. Your support ensures that these girls continue their studies with dignity, confidence, and hope. Together, we can help them build a secure and independent future through education.
Khan Sadaf is an FYBCA student from an extremely vulnerable background. Her father has passed away, and her mother works as a housemaid to support the family. The family consists of three members and survives on an annual income of ₹72,000, which comes to approximately ₹66 per person per day.
Vyas Ravina is pursuing TYBMS and belongs to a low-income family of six. Her father works as a salesman in a mall, and her mother is a homemaker. The family’s annual income is ₹1,00,000, which amounts to only ₹46 per person per day.
Gaikwad Manisha is a TYBCA student from a financially constrained family. Her father works as a tailor, while her mother is a homemaker. The family of four survives on an annual income of ₹80,000, which comes to approximately ₹55 per person per day.
Dubey Tanya’s father has lost his job, and her mother works as a tailor. The family of six survives on an annual income of ₹1,00,000, amounting to ₹46 per person per day.
Purohit Pooja’s father works as a hawker selling dairy products, while her mother is a homemaker. The family of four survives on an annual income of ₹60,000, which is only ₹41 per person per day.
Sardar Asma’s father works as a tailor, and her mother is a homemaker. The family of five earns an annual income of ₹1,00,000, or ₹55 per person per day.
Shaikh Shaziya lost her father, and her mother works as housekeeping staff. The family of three survives on an annual income of ₹1,50,000, amounting to ₹137 per person per day.
Khan Arisha lost her mother, and her father runs a small garment shop. The family of three survives on an annual income of ₹2,50,000, amounting to ₹228 per person per day.
Shaikh Neha’s father works as an embroidery designer, while her mother is a homemaker. The family of seven earns an annual income of ₹1,84,000, which comes to ₹72 per person per day.
Dhangar Divya belongs to a family where her father works as a labourer and her mother is a homemaker. The family of five survives on an annual income of ₹1,20,000, amounting to ₹66 per person per day.
Dharandhale Amruta comes from a modest family where her father works as a taxi driver and her mother is a homemaker. The family of four earns an annual income of ₹1,00,000, translating to ₹68 per person per day.
Chauhan Sheetal’s father has lost his job, while her mother is a homemaker. Her elder sister works as a painter to contribute to household expenses. The family of five survives on an annual income of ₹1,00,000, or ₹55 per person per day.
Shaikh Sameera lost her father in a tragic accident in 2025. Her mother is a homemaker, and her elder brother works in an uncle’s shop to support the family. The family of six survives on an annual income of ₹1,00,000, amounting to just ₹46 per person per day.
Chavan Shrutika belongs to a financially constrained household where her father works as an auto-rickshaw driver and her mother is a homemaker. The family of five survives on an annual income of ₹1,20,000, which equals ₹66 per person per day.
Halwai Khushi belongs to a vulnerable family background. Her father is separated due to personal disputes, and all four children live with their mother, who is a homemaker with no steady income. The family of six survives on a very limited annual income of ₹80,000—just ₹37 per person per day.
Sahu Saraswati’s father owns a small shop with limited earnings, while her mother is a homemaker. The family of five survives on an annual income of ₹90,000, amounting to just ₹49 per person per day.
Sayyed Kashifa is pursuing FYBAMC and comes from a financially constrained family. Her father works as an auto-rickshaw driver, while her mother is a homemaker. The family of four manages on an annual income of ₹2,00,000, translating to approximately ₹137 per person per day.
Qureshi Jainab is a FYBAMC student from a low-income household. Her father runs a small stationery shop, while her mother is a homemaker. The family of four survives on an annual income of ₹1,00,000, which comes to just ₹68 per person per day.
Nadar Anushka is studying in FYBAMC and belongs to a family of four. Her father earns a living as an auto-rickshaw driver, while her mother is a homemaker. The family’s annual income is approximately ₹1,80,000, leaving very limited resources to support higher education expenses.
Iraqui Fifa is a first-year student pursuing FYBAMC. She comes from a financially fragile background. Her father works as a delivery executive with Swiggy, earning a modest income, and her mother has sadly passed away. The family consists of four members and survives on a limited annual income of ₹1,80,000, which translates to barely ₹123 per person per day.
