Guwahati: Defying all odds, many students are in Assam Gave a meaning to the years of hard work of his parents by performing brilliantly in the Class 12 Boards, declared by the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council on Tuesday.
while the sixth rank-holder Nandita Dass mother took care of him and educated him by working as a domestic help Someshwar Khodal of Orang and Karunajyoti Konch of Dibrugarh had to buy books, notebooks and pens as well as work as daily wage laborers to support their families It was lying Nothing could distract him from concentrating on his studies, though he faced immense difficulties.
Nandita’s father Raju Das sells different spices from door to door and her mother Anita She works as a domestic help to run her household. The family lives on rent in Borbheta Nausoliya, Jorhat. “Though my parents are working so hard, they never let me struggle. He never let me feel the difficulties and always told me to focus on my studies so that I can make a good career and help improve my family’s financial condition.”
Nandita has passed her 12th class in commerce stream from CKB Commerce College. She is planning to pursue her bachelor’s degree from the same institute.
Meanwhile, Khodal, who lost his father a few years back and has an ailing mother and an elder brother, clears the exam with 75% marks. “I work as a daily wage laborer and thus bought books, notebooks and pens for my studies. Sometimes I work as a handyman with a mason, sometimes I work in a sawmill. I also take care of my mother, who is ill.”
After the results came, the villagers reached his house and congratulated him. The villagers said that they would help him if he wanted to pursue higher education.
Karunajyoti Konch of Hahorial village in Dibrugarh also has a story to tell like Someshwar. Karunajyoti sometimes had to work as a daily wage laborer to arrange money to buy her study material. He said that his relatives and neighbors as well as teachers have helped him a lot in his journey.
while the sixth rank-holder Nandita Dass mother took care of him and educated him by working as a domestic help Someshwar Khodal of Orang and Karunajyoti Konch of Dibrugarh had to buy books, notebooks and pens as well as work as daily wage laborers to support their families It was lying Nothing could distract him from concentrating on his studies, though he faced immense difficulties.
Nandita’s father Raju Das sells different spices from door to door and her mother Anita She works as a domestic help to run her household. The family lives on rent in Borbheta Nausoliya, Jorhat. “Though my parents are working so hard, they never let me struggle. He never let me feel the difficulties and always told me to focus on my studies so that I can make a good career and help improve my family’s financial condition.”
Nandita has passed her 12th class in commerce stream from CKB Commerce College. She is planning to pursue her bachelor’s degree from the same institute.
Meanwhile, Khodal, who lost his father a few years back and has an ailing mother and an elder brother, clears the exam with 75% marks. “I work as a daily wage laborer and thus bought books, notebooks and pens for my studies. Sometimes I work as a handyman with a mason, sometimes I work in a sawmill. I also take care of my mother, who is ill.”
After the results came, the villagers reached his house and congratulated him. The villagers said that they would help him if he wanted to pursue higher education.
Karunajyoti Konch of Hahorial village in Dibrugarh also has a story to tell like Someshwar. Karunajyoti sometimes had to work as a daily wage laborer to arrange money to buy her study material. He said that his relatives and neighbors as well as teachers have helped him a lot in his journey.