Gifted 100 Bicycles, Countless Dreams Saved: Empowering Underprivileged Students for a Brighter Future.


Dear friends,

By the grace of God, last week I was able to distribute 10 more bicycles among 10 underprivileged students.

Alhamdullilah, with these 10, a total of 100 bicycle distributions has been completed till now.

They had to walk 10-12 kilometers far from their villages. These students often face significant challenges without access to a bicycle. They have to walk long distances, which not only makes them tired but also consumes a significant amount of time. This leads to fatigue and reduced energy for studying.

Furthermore, walking exposes them to safety risks, as they may have to traverse potentially unsafe routes. In addition to safety concerns, adverse weather conditions, such as heavy rain or extreme heat, can further impede their ability to attend school regularly. Limited access to schooling reduces their future prospects and may push girls towards early marriages.

Indeed, a bicycle can be a lifeline, helping them overcome all the challenges and they can pursue their education without any hindrance.

I will continue to gift bicycles to those in need, Inshallah.

Thank you all my friends for your kind support and humanity! Without all your love and support I probably couldn’t go this far every day.

Love and light

_GMB Akash

Author: GMB Akash

"I see the beauty of people and the human soul in the pictures I take. And though the circumstances of some of the people I portray may be grim, back-breaking, depraved, the people themselves are always remarkable characters and souls" For me Photography is my language, to access, to communicate, to identify and mostly to make it hear. Through photography I only jot down my heart’s language. The best part about being a photographer is that I’m able to articulate the experiences of the voiceless and to bring their identities to the forefront which gives meaning and purpose to my own life.

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