Education is the backbone of a vibrant democracy. An educated electorate is vital for informed decision-making and sustaining democratic institutions. This becomes particularly crucial as nations like the U.S. and India head to the polls.

Is education a birthright for all, or is it a privilege reserved for the few? This article delves into the legal and ethical dimensions of education as a fundamental right and explores the crucial role of organizations like Tiyara in nurturing the hopes and dreams of under-resourced students in India.