Ara: Shanti Nagar village under Gadhani block in Bhojpur was filled with celebration on Sunday after Nasrin Parvin, the daughter of a mason, secured the fifth rank in the BSEB Class X examination. The student scored 486 marks out of 500, or 97.2%, bringing pride and joy to the entire village.Nasrin, daughter of Ali Hasan Mansoori, has become a source of inspiration for many students who believe that financial hardship can limit academic success.“I belong to a poor family. My father is a mason with meagre income. My mother is a heart patient. She sometimes didn’t buy medicines for herself but never hesitated to spend on my education. I feel sad to see her working despite her illness. But my parents, teachers and above all Allah, the Almighty gave me strength to carry on pursuing my dreams. I want to crack the NEET exam and become a doctor so that no woman goes without proper treatment like my mother,” Nasrin said while surrounded by family members and well-wishers.Her academic ambitions remain high. “Though I got 99 marks in Science and 98 marks in Maths, I feel a little sad at getting ‘only’ 95 marks out of 100 in Urdu,” she said.Encouraging other students, Nasrin advised them to remain disciplined in their studies. “To secure a good rank in the BSEB class 10 exam, one should study regularly for 8 to 10 hours daily, come rain or sunshine. Never give up your academic dreams despite adverse circumstances,” she said.Her father watched proudly, knowing that while he worked laying bricks, his daughter was quietly building the foundation for a bright academic future.
