Bundi : Bundi A foreign family was so impressed by the children of Barundhan School that they are taking full care of the children. Not only are they motivating the children to study well, but they are also encouraging the children by writing letters to them by hand. Gifts are also sent to children. Those who study better are honored separately. Through these children, foreign families are getting acquainted with Indian culture.
According to teacher Shobha Kanwar, the family of David Dickinson from California had come to Kota-Bundi in 2013 for a tour. At that time I met him. During the conversation with him, I praised the children of Barundhan School a lot. Impressed by this, David’s family reached Barundhan School to meet the students. David and his family were greatly impressed by meeting the children here. He gave gifts to the children and made them his friends. Since then, David and his family are regularly connected with the children of Barundhan School through letters. Many times they talk to children through video calling.
The letters also contain messages written in Hindi. The teacher told that the children of Barundhan School send letters for David. I translate letters coming from America. Anjali Israni, who lives in California, America, translates the letters written in Hindi sent by the children of Barundhan School. When our children write letters to them, they try to write something in Hindi also. Many messages also come written in Hindi. Children from both sides are eager to know about each other. When the local children wrote that buffaloes are reared here, they were surprised. He said that buffalo is not in America. Cows are also raised only in farm houses. Frogs, fish, dogs, cats, snakes and scorpions are reared there.
