nakkali keti, even a dollar out of your pocket every month matters a lot for somebody else but it's too insignificant for you alone. Isn't it? Imagine if the whole 40,000 sajha users contributing a dollar a month, it definitely would make impact for those in need. I don't think a dollar a month is a big problem for us to need that lecturing. May be you haven't seen her whole video but she definitely is generating revenues through her rental. What I personally(may be others as well) was concerned is to uplift the quality of their life and if our small contribution can bring that change then why not. Before lecturing to turn them into small home industry, do you really think those old like above 80 years who can't see could really work? Those small kids who are supposed to go to school and learn something be intertwined into random industrial labor? I don't know but I didn't understand your logic. Your idea of self-dependency doesn't apply here. They need help and we can help them at continous manner.

I would like to add voice to San Ji's and urge all sajha users for good cause, to donate even as little as $1 a month and together it will make a big impact. I don't think I really have to restate our famous quote 'Thopa Thopa Milera Samundra'. May be San Ji could create some fund where Sajha users could donate at least $1 a month or anything on their will and later on disburse it to those in need periodically.

I believe in 'us' and I think together we can achieve this feat.