Babar Ali, an Indian student, the youngest headmaster of the world, was born at Bhabta,Murshidabad in 1993. His parents are Md Nasiruddin and Banuara Bibi.
The Government of Karnataka, included Babar's story in the prescribed English text for first year PU course.
Few days ago, The book,"My True Hero *INES." has been published from Germany.The activities of Babar Ali and his school has been depicted in this book.Mr.Eric,the founder of youth leader has publishd the book.On behalf of his instituition and well-wishers, He convey the heartiest thanks to Mr.Eric.
His father wants him to become an IPS or IAS officer. “I will take the UPSC exams to fulfill my father’s dream, but my own dream is to teach children till my last breath,” Babar says. “I want to see each and every child educated."
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| Babar Ali,Picture:Facebook |
Babar, still a student himself, took admission at Government Sponsored Cossimbazar Raj Govinda Sundari High School in Beldanga, Murshidabad. He was gratuated from Krishnath College, Berhampore under Kalyani University in West Bengal, India. He also completed his master degree in english literature.
He started his schooling afternoon at 4.00pm, at the age of Nine. It was mostly as a game.After he decided to continue his teaching in a large scale. In Murshidabad, There were no government or private school in this area. The pupils came from remote village and walk up to four or five kilometres to attend the lesson by Babar.
In 2009, He won a prize from the program 'Real Hero' of the Indian English News Channel CNN IBN for his notable work. He also awarded 'Indian of the year' by NDTV, 'Literacy Hero Award' by Indian Rotary Literacy Mission.
The Government of Karnataka, included Babar's story in the prescribed English text for first year PU course.
Few days ago, The book,"My True Hero *INES." has been published from Germany.The activities of Babar Ali and his school has been depicted in this book.Mr.Eric,the founder of youth leader has publishd the book.On behalf of his instituition and well-wishers, He convey the heartiest thanks to Mr.Eric.
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| Book: Fight to Learn, Cover Page
In 2017, The book called "Fight to Learn" has been published in Canada and he said," I am happy to share that my life and activities have been included in this book".
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His father wants him to become an IPS or IAS officer. “I will take the UPSC exams to fulfill my father’s dream, but my own dream is to teach children till my last breath,” Babar says. “I want to see each and every child educated."
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