Hard work and determination are two things that have no substitute. By following this, any destination can be found. Many such examples are seen from time to time in our country and the world. Despite all kinds of problems, such people make their dreams come true. One such story has come out from the Jamui district of Bihar. Seema, a ten-year-old handicapped student, is in a discussion about her hard work. Let us know who is Seema and why people are taking inspiration from them.
Seema studies in fourth grade
Seema, who has become a topic of discussion among people due to her enthusiasm, studies in a government school in Fatehpur village of Jamui district. Seema of 10 years is a student of class IV. Talking about the family, both Seema's parents are illiterate. Seema's father Kheeran Manjhi, who comes from the Mahadalit class, works outside as a laborer, while her mother Baby Devi works in a brick kiln. You will be surprised to know that even though Seema does not have a leg, she travels 500 meters on foot every day from home to school. Despite having no road, she reaches her school with the help of footpaths. Without becoming a burden on anyone, she completes all her work herself.
The District administration presented a tricycle
A tricycle has been provided to Seema by District Magistrate Avnish Kumar on Wednesday. The District Magistrate, Jamui Superintendent of Police, and other officials reached Seema's house on Wednesday and presented her with a tricycle. The District Magistrate also promised that the school where Seema studies will be made smart within a month.
The measurement is taken for a prosthetic leg
IPS officer Sukriti Madhav Mishra shared this information on Twitter. He wrote that Seema has got a tricycle. The measurement for the prosthetic leg has also been taken. There should be no limit to the flight of dreams. Mishra further wrote that there has been talking about Seema's cycle and artificial limbs. A prosthetic leg implant will also be done soon. Mishra is a 2015 batch IPS (Indian Police Service) officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre.
leg lost in road accident
Seema had lost a leg in a road accident about two years ago. Due to being hit by a tractor, he had suffered serious injuries in one leg. At the hospital, the doctor had to amputate his leg. However, Seema did not let this incident become her weakness. Seeing other children going to school, Seema also insisted on it. After this Seema's parents wrote her name in the school. Seema reaches school and studies diligently, regardless of the absence of her legs.
What are the school people saying?
Seema's school teacher Adi also praises her spirit. They tell that despite being disabled, Seema comes to school with the help of only one foot from the trails. She also does all her work and school homework on time. According to Seema's mother, she does not have enough money to buy copy-books, etc. for Seema. Seeing the courage of Seema, all this is provided by the teachers of the school. Everyone is proud of Seema and is confident that she will make the householders proud.
Seema wants to become a teacher
Seema's dream is to become a teacher when she grows up. She wants to become capable of studying and writing so that she can help the family. That's why Seema has insisted on writing her name in the school.
A R Rahman is the owner of immense wealth, how much alimony will his ex-wife Saira get?
The country's famous singer and music composer AR Rahman has recently surprised everyone by announcing their divorce from his wife Saira Banu after 29 years of marriage. After the announcement of the
Arvind Kejriwal: After getting interim bail, Kejriwal again reached the doorstep of the Supreme Court, now made this request
Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, accused in the money laundering case related to the excise policy scam, has again sought relief from the Supreme Court. In
PM Modi: PM Modi will visit Gujarat on the 26th; and will unveil the country's first 9000 horsepower electric locomotive engine
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Gujarat on a two-day visit on May 26. During this, he will unveil the country's first 9,000 horsepower locomotive engine. He will also participate in a roadshow
Jama Masjid overturns the decision to ban the entry of women: Shahi Imam said - Appeal to those who come here to maintain dignity
Delhi's Jama Masjid has withdrawn the ban on the single entry of women. According to sources, Delhi's Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena had appealed to the Shahi Imam of the mosque, Bukhari, to lift the
Lok Sabha Election Results: Rahul Gandhi's first reaction on Smriti Irani's defeat from Amethi and Kishori Lal's victory
After the commendable performance of the All India Alliance in the Lok Sabha elections, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi held a press conference on Tuesday. During this, he congratulated the party
Gujarat Violence 2002: Zakia Jafri got a setback from the Supreme Court, a petition filed against giving clean chit to PM Modi dismissed
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a petition filed by former Congress MP Ehsan Jafri's wife Zakia Jafri challenging the clean chit given to the then Narendra Modi and others by the Special
Sberbank-Glencore Row: If the British oil company did not pay, then the Russian bank took this step, knowing the whole matter
Russia's largest lender Sberbank has decided to sue global commodities trader Glencore for non-payment of about 117 million euros ($116 million) in oil supplies. The database of the Arbitration Court
Railways learned a lesson from the stampede at New Delhi station, and successfully tested crowd control measures.
Railways on Saturday successfully tested crowd control measures at New Delhi Railway Station. Under this, the movement of passengers without reservation was restricted to only one platform number 16
Nitin Gadkari's demotion and Fadnavis's promotion, what signals did BJP give to two leaders of Maharashtra
The BJP has reconstituted its parliamentary board and central election committee. Making a big change in the parliamentary board, Nitin Gadkari and Shivraj Singh Chouhan have been removed from it.
'Parliament should pass a condemnation motion against Bangladesh violence,' Indian celebrities wrote a letter
Writers, academicians, and eminent personalities have written a letter expressing concern over the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. These people have urged the Parliament to unanimously pass a
