UDUPI: Prajwal, 21, and Pratiksha, 19, are unable to stroll or even hold a pen however the feisty siblings haven’t let their incapacity deter them. The arts students have secured 51% and 49% respectively within the II PU assessments.
The siblings are citizens of Bergagudda, Nitte village, Udupi.
Their father Shekhar Salian advised TOI: “We are happy their arduous work has paid off. They are unable to go to college, hence they have been taught at home since Class
1. We are able to go to any extent to make sure our kids have a bright long run.” Prajwal and Pratiksha had secured 70% and 68% respectively in SSLC assessments.
The siblings have vulnerable muscle groups and underwent physical therapy for three years. However, due to monetary constraints, the treatment had to be discontinued, said their father.
The duo’s luck can partially be credited to Nitte government fashion college’s instructor and neighbours Ganesh, Rajani and Akshata, who taught them on a daily basis. The siblings got an extra hour to write the assessments with the help of a scribe. “They are an inspiration now not just for otherwise abled youngsters but in addition others. Anyone can prevail by way of working arduous. They want to pursue laptop science or even hope to write the IAS exam in long run,” Ganesh Nitte, a instructor.
The siblings are citizens of Bergagudda, Nitte village, Udupi.
Their father Shekhar Salian advised TOI: “We are happy their arduous work has paid off. They are unable to go to college, hence they have been taught at home since Class
1. We are able to go to any extent to make sure our kids have a bright long run.” Prajwal and Pratiksha had secured 70% and 68% respectively in SSLC assessments.
The siblings have vulnerable muscle groups and underwent physical therapy for three years. However, due to monetary constraints, the treatment had to be discontinued, said their father.
The duo’s luck can partially be credited to Nitte government fashion college’s instructor and neighbours Ganesh, Rajani and Akshata, who taught them on a daily basis. The siblings got an extra hour to write the assessments with the help of a scribe. “They are an inspiration now not just for otherwise abled youngsters but in addition others. Anyone can prevail by way of working arduous. They want to pursue laptop science or even hope to write the IAS exam in long run,” Ganesh Nitte, a instructor.
Disability no deterrent for siblings from Udupi
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May 01, 2018
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