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She had a dream and is living it and she's making every effort to ensure that children in India can pursue theirs.
Child labour is an issue that Bala Devi feels so strongly about and the Indian women's football team striker is doing her bit to address it.
The 30-year-old, who became the first Indian female professional footballer when she was signed up by Scottish club Rangers FC, has taken time out during the lockdown caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, to raise funds for the cause.
Devi, who hails from the pristine hills of Manipur, part of the 'Seven Sisters' (now eight with the inclusion of Sikkim) that form the beautiful north-east of India, is juggling preparing for the Scottish Premier League away in Glasgow, with helping children back in India.
"I have experienced how the lack of amenities and access hampers the growth of children and becomes a barrier in them achieving their dreams," Bala told the All India Football Federation's website www.the-aiff.com on Friday.
Here is a chance for you to be a Champion too."It is prevalent all around us and everyone knows it. No child deserves to have to do that," she said.
To contribute to the cause, click on the link :https://t.co/nNEaiu1pmM https://t.co/01PaFkJpHo
- Bala Devi (@BalaDevi_10) July 3, 2020
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