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Dear Malala, Dearest Malala,
I have recently read about your
bravery and fight for the rights for
girl education.
I live in Delhi and go to a
prestigious school. I am ten years
old and the things that bother me
are what I will do on a weekend,
what food to eat, when to play my
play-station and a bunch of other
things which seem really important.
You write blogs and fight for
women’s rights. I can barely write
an essay. Fighting with militants,
getting threats! I have no idea what
all that is.
I have been brought up in a
protected environment. Education
is my birth right. Besides schooling,
I am free to pursue my hobbies
and go for endless classes. Your
courageous acts of fighting for the
rights of women’s education have
truly inspired me.
You have given hope to a lot of
girls in your homeland and around
the world. The world today
needs many Malala Yousfzais. I
earnestly hope that God gives you
the strength and courage to keep
fighting for what you believe in.
Aryan Bansal, P5 C school and study. I salute you.
Dear Malala,
I read about the horrible thing that
happened to you a few years ago.
I read that you were supporting
girl-child education, so the Taliban
shot you, but luckily you survived
and instead of being scared of the
Taliban, you were very brave. I
also read that you are the youngest
person ever to win the Nobel prize.
I was very impressed and admire
your work on supporting the girl-
child education.
Anagh Shanker, P4 B
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Dear Malala,
Hello! How are you? I’m Aditi
from India. I am a huge fan of
yours.
Your parents must be so proud of
you. Do you know there are lots
of children in India who want
to meet you? I heard about you
when I was 4 years old and when
I understood about you, I felt so
proud to be a girl.
Sometimes, children fight for not
going to school but you fought
for going to school. You really
are an inspiration for all those
children who want to study.
Ok, bye! I hope to meet you
some day.
Aditi Dhoreliya, P5 A granted.
Dear Malala,
I have heard a lot about you. I
have seen you on television, in
the newspaper, on my mother’s
laptop and in magazines. I am
inspired by your story, and being
a girl, I look up to you for your
struggle for justice. Your bravery,
courage and determination are the
reasons for many girls to go to
Sahar Alvi, P4 G
When I happened to know that
you are the youngest Nobel Prize
achiever at the mere age of 17
years, I was deeply moved. At
your age, young girls are in a
world of whims and fantasies
merely bothered about their
pimples, looks and movie play
dates but education and women’s
rights activism???....Naah! Not a
chance in dreams.
You inspire me Malala to go out
everyday and try my best to do
some humanitarian act everyday
You humble me, because now
I realise the value of comforts
and education which we take for
You give me hope for the times
we live in and inspire one and all
to be a true fighter.
Hoping your goodness touches my
heart forever, so as to make my
nation proud, someday when I
become an iota of you.
Anya Khanna, P5 B