Rajkot: Dream, said they will take you wherever you want to go, but only if you are brave.
And the father of two people at Amreli was brave – and let his dream of reaching the pursuit of happiness – even when he counted every penny he could get by fixing the tire stab to educate his two sons.
Today, with one son in the Indian Navy and others learn to become a doctor, Hasmukh Goswami is 50 years old is the happiest face in the city of Savarkunla.
Along with the study, the Father also arranged the humble nature of humility in his son who continued to help their father in his workshop every time they returned home for vacation.
“I am illiterate and do the work as a laborer before I start this stab shop,” said Goswami, who has run his shop for more than three decades now, and is a popular man in the city.
Goswami’s wife, Trikona, who has studied the fifth standard, took interest in the education of his children and made her husband still want her desire to see that their children did not suffer for a lifetime.
“I did everything in my ability to give them a good education,” said the man who borrowed money from relatives to pay his son’s fees when they had to leave the city for higher education in big cities.
The twenty-year-old ceval, the son of Elder Goswami who conducted engineering from the letter joined the Navy as a sailor six months ago.
“We are also working in our shop to support our study.
I joined the Navy six months ago but every time I go home, you will find me at my father’s shop,” Keval said, who was currently posted in Mumbai.
Brother Duo studied at government schools to 12th grade in Savarkundla using a good store as a means to help their father and also their place to learn.
Younger Goswami’s son, Darshan, was pursuing MBBS at a college in Vadodara.
Goswami has taken educational loans to support his son’s medical studies after the family decided to make him a doctor to see his extraordinary education value.
While his dream surged in the desired direction, Goswami did not want to retire from his shop even after his son began to earn.
“I am happy with my work and want to continue working until I can,” said the man, who did not want to rest with his victory.