Fathers Cycling Through Forests for School

In remote villages, fathers cycle their children through forests to reach school every single

day. This journey can take over an hour through dense woods where wildlife roams

freely and paths disappear in monsoon seasons. These fathers wake up before dawn to

prepare the bicycle and check the routes for safety. The child sits on a small seat attached

to the back, clutching their father's shirt as they navigate rough terrain and steep

hills. During rainy months, they wrap themselves in plastic sheets to stay dry while

pedaling through muddy trails. Some fathers make this trip twice daily,

dropping off in the morning and picking up in the afternoon. They sacrifice work