RAJOURI: The daughter of a tailor, Bhawana Kesar grew to become the first girl from Nowshera, Rajouri district, to clear the Jammu and Kashmir Civil Service (Judicial) examination.
Talking with ANI, Bhawana mentioned, “It’s a matter of happiness for my mother and father that their daughter has come up to now. I hope to be an inspiration for others, going ahead.”
Hailing from a middle-class household, Bhavna’s father runs a small tailor store in Naushahra Bazaar, whereas her mom is a homemaker.
After finishing her education, she accomplished her BA LLB from Punjab College.
“I’m delighted that my dream to clear the civil service (judicial) examination has come true,” she mentioned, including, “My mother and father labored very arduous to assist my research. It did not matter that my father is a tailor and my mom a homemaker, as they supported me each step of the best way,” she mentioned.
She referred to as on all women her age and youthful to pursue training and by no means quit on their research, whatever the state of affairs round them.
“My message to all the women out there’s to pursue your training and by no means quit on their goals, it doesn’t matter what. They need to not worry what’s taking place round them and bravely face and overcome all conditions that they discover themselves in. Every thing is straightforward if one can set one’s thoughts to a process. Simply do it!” she mentioned.
She mentioned that dwelling near the Line of Management (LoC) is not any ‘excuse’ to surrender one’s goals. Nowshera is a district located near the LoC.
“I want extra judges from my native district. If you wish to accomplish one thing, you are able to do it in opposition to all odds,” she added. (ANI)
Talking with ANI, Bhawana mentioned, “It’s a matter of happiness for my mother and father that their daughter has come up to now. I hope to be an inspiration for others, going ahead.”
Hailing from a middle-class household, Bhavna’s father runs a small tailor store in Naushahra Bazaar, whereas her mom is a homemaker.
After finishing her education, she accomplished her BA LLB from Punjab College.
“I’m delighted that my dream to clear the civil service (judicial) examination has come true,” she mentioned, including, “My mother and father labored very arduous to assist my research. It did not matter that my father is a tailor and my mom a homemaker, as they supported me each step of the best way,” she mentioned.
She referred to as on all women her age and youthful to pursue training and by no means quit on their research, whatever the state of affairs round them.
“My message to all the women out there’s to pursue your training and by no means quit on their goals, it doesn’t matter what. They need to not worry what’s taking place round them and bravely face and overcome all conditions that they discover themselves in. Every thing is straightforward if one can set one’s thoughts to a process. Simply do it!” she mentioned.
She mentioned that dwelling near the Line of Management (LoC) is not any ‘excuse’ to surrender one’s goals. Nowshera is a district located near the LoC.
“I want extra judges from my native district. If you wish to accomplish one thing, you are able to do it in opposition to all odds,” she added. (ANI)
