A Tutor's Free Classes for Migrant Children Grew Into a Movement That Has Cleaned 250 Parks & Streets
Every Sunday, groups of 40 to 50 children in north-west Delhi pull on gloves and masks, pick up brooms, shovels and sacks, and head for a park or street corner buried in rubbish. Most of them come from migrant working-class families whose parents moved to the capital for work and now rent homes nearby. Behind them walks Vinay Das, a tutor who lives with his wife, two children and mother in a…
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