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The island of Nayachar was a place where the silt of the Hooghly River met the salt of the Bay of Bengal, a shifting landscape that felt more like a memory than a permanent piece of earth. For years, the villagers at Khejurtala lived by the rhythm of the tides and the fading glow of kerosene lamps.

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Now, when the monsoon winds howl across the island, the children of Nayachar no longer huddle in the dark. They gather under the steady hum of the 5 KVA generator, their books open, reading by a light that was once just a number on a page. The island of Nayachar was a place where