Updated On: 20 October, 2022 08:08 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
mid-day’s report on Alia Milind Pawar’s efforts to educate slum kids in Vasai East helps her land a job at tahsildar’s office

Vasai taluka Tahsildar Ujjwala Bhagat with (centre) Pawar. She got her ration card and income certificate made to help her avail govt schemes
Selfless work does get noticed, sooner or later. Alia Milind Pawar can vouch for that. A report in mid-day and a sensitive officer did the magic for the transperson from Vasai East. Moved by her story of giving free tuition to slum children, the Vasai taluka tahsildar has contracted the 28-year-old science graduate as a computer operator in her office.
A resident of Khan Compound, Pawar is too thrilled to punch letters and numbers on the keyboard. “This was possible only because of mid-day. I will remain indebted to you for featuring me in your article. Despite studying B.Sc (microbiology) from my village in Ratnagiri, I was unable to get a job. I tried many, but none offered me an office job after learning that I am a transperson. Your report has changed my life,” Pawar told mid-day.