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Anjali, daughter of an auto driver from Rohtas, Bihar, has secured 9th rank in the matriculation examination. Anjali is a student of PPCM High School, Amjhor. The daughter of auto driver Jai Prakash Singh, resident of Sujanpur village, has made it to the top 10 in the results of matriculation examination in entire Bihar. Anjali Kumari, a student of PPCM High School, Amjhor, is among the topper in the matriculation examination this time. He has got a total of 480 marks. While Anjali has got 9th rank in Bihar, she has got first rank in Rohtas district. She is the topper of the district.
Anjali has achieved this success by working hard. The school where he studied is far from his home Sujanpur. Even after this, she used to go to school in summer and winter without going to school. She sometimes reached school on foot and sometimes by bicycle.
Father encouraged
Regarding her success, Anjali tells that the school is very far from her village Sujanpur, yet she never dropped school. She went to school sometimes on foot and sometimes by bicycle and when the results came, she was overjoyed to see her name in the list of toppers in the whole of Bihar. Anjali told that her father Jaiprakash Singh worked hard and educated her. He always inspired me to work hard.
Success achieved through self study
Anjali told that she has achieved this position without the help of any big coaching institute, through self-study and blessings of her teachers. He said that his father drives an auto but he never let my studies fall short. This is one reason why the daughter of an auto driver is also able to dream big. Anjali wants to become an IAS officer.
People of Anjali’s village are also happy
Anjali’s father Jaiprakash Singh said that he faced many problems during the children’s education, which he completed even if late. Anjali has two sisters, both of them work hard. Her mother Bimla Devi says that both her daughters are the capital of her life and it is her family’s dream to see their daughters progress. The entire village is happy with Anjali’s success. The village people are also reaching Anjali’s house and congratulating her.
Payal Kumari, the eldest child of an e-rickshaw driver, has secured third rank in BSEB 12th commerce stream. Read her inspiring story.
Payal Kumari, the daughter of an e-rickshaw driver, secured the third rank in the commerce stream intermediate exam conducted by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB). State Education Minister Chandra Shekhar announced the results on March 21. Payal scored 94.4% by obtaining 472 marks out of 500. She now aspires to become an IAS officer.
Payal passed out from JNKT Inter College in Bihar’s Khagaria district. She told Hindustan Times that she felt thrilled after seeing her result. “I was aiming to secure a place in the top 3, and I worked very hard to achieve it. I was very happy after seeing my result. My hard work paid off. I attribute my success to my teachers, Parents and God,” she said.
Payal’s father, Munna Poddar, is an e-rickshaw driver, while her mother, Rina Devi, is a homemaker. She also has a younger brother Satyam Kumar who cleared the class 10th exam this year.
“I wanted to take Science stream, but my family couldn’t afford tuition fees. Therefore, I decided to take up the Commerce stream. Irrespective of the stream, my only aim is to become an IAS officer. IAS officer Srushti Jayant Deshmukh is my inspiration,” Payal told HT.
Payal, unlike other students, didn’t study for long hours or taken tuitions to prepare for her board exams. Instead, she worked on understanding the concepts covered in her syllabus. “My school teachers helped me a lot if I struggled with any topic or had questions. In the beginning, I took tuition to make my concepts clear. Later, I was able to grasp the concepts on my own and referred to textbooks and lessons on YouTube,” said Payal Kumari.
Despite being the sole breadwinner in the family, Payal’s father didn’t let their financial condition become a hurdle in his daughter’s education. While talking to HT, Payal shared, “My parents did not let us feel that there was any financial problem. He works very hard to support the family. My parents always supported me and my brother in our studies.”
Payal has a clear vision of what she wants to achieve. She expressed, “If there is a will to do something, then nothing can come in the pursuit of your goal. One should set a goal and continue to work towards achieving it.”
