Determined children in east India take on a dangerous journey every day to receive an education, as the route to their school crosses over a precariously narrow canal bridge.  

Footage of the student route were captured on January 20 in Sorada block, Ganjam district, Odisha, and shows school-going children, men and women walking one-by-one on the narrow canal crossing. 

According to reports, the village is located on one side of the Padmavati river. So to reach the other side of the river, to come to town, they have to come across that narrow canal. 

Determined little ones take on a dangerous journey to receive an education though it is a basic right to every other citizen in the country.  
The visuals were captured on 20 January in Sorada block, Ganjam district, Odisha

Footage captured shows, school-going children, men and women walking one-by-one on the narrow canal cautiously. 
According to the reports, the village is located on one side of the Padmavati river. And so to reach the other side of the river, to come to town, they have to come across that narrow canal. 
Reports also say the canal that is built 700 metres above the river is the only route available for the villagers to reach the town. 
While some of us may take for granted about education, these kids commute through dangerous paths and obstacles to go to school.