Lucknow: In the season of the celebrations of academic achievements, when numerous students competed for the Toper's Slot, a Barabanki village, 30 km from Lucknow, a 15-year Ramkeval Who is the first villager to pass it over Class 10 board tests Always from his village.
Ramkeval comes from VillageWhat a population of around 300 has, mainly from the Dalit community. As the elder of four siblings, he did strange jobs during the day to support his family and burned the midnight oil to prepare for the exams. Rickeval announced that he used to promote lights to wedding processes and earned 250 to 300 RS a day.
The district judge in Barabanki, Shashank Tripathi, honored Ramkeval and his parents on Sunday to recognize his performance. He also insured him with all the help in his studies.
15 years old Ramkeval wore lights in wedding processes to earn 250 RS
“We tried to map such areas in which families are fighting until the 10th and 12th grade. Rickeval said that his mother cooks food in a school and his father works as a worker to support the family.” I used to wear lights in wedding processes and earned 250 to 300 RS a day to support them, “he said.
“Although I returned late at night, I studied at least two hours under a solar lamp at home. Some people in the village mocked me and said that I would never complete the high school. But I always believed that I would prove the opposite,” said Ramkeval, who studied at the government's interior college in Ahmedpur near Nizampur. Although the family is hardly able to make ends meet, the other three siblings from Ramkeval are enrolled at school: one is nine in class, another in five and the youngest in class 1.
His mother Pushpa Devi said: “We hardly have enough to eat and have to fight for simple things. We don't want this life for our children. And we believe that education will change that.” DiOS OP Tripathi praised the student's determination and said: “He was the only student who appeared for the board examination from his village. We encouraged his parents to send him to school. We used to do his weekly and monthly tests and showed his good performance in the tests. These tests not only increased his level of trust, but also added his good preparations. He added.
“Although there are several state schools within 2 to 3 km in the village of Nizampur, the registration has never been high. People are mostly poor and work as daily bets or workers,” added the DIOS. “I take full responsibility for the support of his future training so that he can realize his dreams. He is a role model for students who feel discouraged by education,” he said.
In the meantime, other students in the village such as Lovelesh and Mukesh – who did not pass the exam this year – have inspired their determination to study harder, inspired by Ramkeval.