Jaipur: Three sisters who were born from a school dropout father and an unlipped mother had broken the examination of the Rajasthan Administration (RAS) service with a top-100 rating, following the footsteps of the two siblings who had turned on the trail a few years ago.
Five Princess Sahadev Sahadev Sahara and Lakshmi – Rome, Manju, Anshu, Ritu and Suman – Most homeschooled in the original village of Bhairusari in the Hanumangarh district because their father was unable to send them to high school located far from.
They live.
Sisters appeared for their council tests from open schools and studied personally to graduation to PhD before taking shots in state civil service.
Anshu, Ritu and Suman secured position 31, 96 and 98 each of the more than 2,000 candidates were selected in a very competitive exam.
Roma is a block construction officer while Manju works in the Cooperative Department as part of a race allied service.
Mohanlal Sahara, an uncle of the Sisters, said the family could not be proud of what they had achieved in facing several obstacles.
“With a mere dedication, our daughter does not let the lack of facilities stop them.
Brother, even though it is not a highly educated person, supports his children to the handles and helps them in any way he can, financially or emotionally.” For the village, the village Sister Sahara is not just a role model but also performers who have shown ways to anyone in a scary village.
The only brother – and the youngest family – just graduated from Nit Hamirpur and was preparing for civil services.