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It is rightly said that with conviction and commitment nothing is impossible in life; one should have the patience to create and to achieve. "To seek, to strife and to strike" should be ones motto of life. When a man desires for something, it doesn't matter who the person is, anything a person desires can come to be true. Many runs the race of life but very few are rewarded. The pupil who are rewarded are those who have faith in themselves and of course God, the almighty, without whose blessings nothing can be achieve in life. "Diligence, determination and undetteredness, despite obstacles" has been the motto of inspiration of Mr. Sandeep Bhatnagar and his wife Mrs. Sunita Bhatnagar.

Mr. Sandeep Bhatnagar, 'a fabricator' by profession had begun his "Jupiter Academy" for upliftment of weaker sections of the society. This academy is totally dedicated to the children who are unable to receive education due to the pathetic economic conditions of their parents. Mr. Sandeep Bhatnagar along with his wife, who is 'a teacher' by profession, marched together for the achievement of their dream.

Even while Mrs. Sunita Bhatnagar was a student, she took keen interest in teaching small children thus satisfying her quest to help the children of the weaker section wondering why such children couldn't be brought up to have all the necessary means of livelihood and spend their childhood in a better atmosphere with environment full of creativity and happiness, where they will not have to crib for the bare necessities of life.

The couple decided to make a beginning with just two children and started teaching them in the premises of their shop. It was May 1998, and from then they have never look back but have been toiling diligently, honestly and sincerely towards their goal. Their hard work and sincerity was rewarded and soon in short span of time the number of children has grown 02 to 200.

Lady luck smiled on them and then seen their determination and dedication many volunteers have joined hand with them in their path and at present they are running seven centers in which about 1200 students are molding and shaping their future, not only through studies but also undergoing vocational training so that they could become proficient enough to join regular government schools and become responsible citizens of country.

Mr. Sandeep not only has trained the street children, children of casual laborers working on construction sites, small shops and other places but also has earnest desires that this young mind should be well placed in the society in the near future.