AHMEDABAD: Kilos of rotis and kindness have long gone into making the luck of 22-year-old Hasan Safin, who not too long ago cracked the Union Public Service Commission exams with the all-India rank of 570. Safin, who has certified to transform an IPS officer, says he's going to repeat the examination to make stronger his ranking to transform an IAS officer, a dream that fuelled him to paintings laborious, sometimes even on empty stomach since he was in class five!
Safin, a local of Kanodar village in Palanpur, vividly remembers how he was inspired with collector’s discuss with to his village. “Escorted by armed bodyguards, the collector addressed the entire village, assuring them that their problems could be resolved,” says Safin. “I requested an elder how one can transform a collector and was told anybody can transform that — all that is needed is difficult paintings to crack an front check. From that moment, I were given the mission of my life.”
Committing himself to the objective was easy, the street to fulfil it was fraught with demanding situations for Safin who hails from a deficient circle of relatives. His folks, Mustufa and Naseembanu, were each diamond employees in a small unit earning sufficient handiest to fill the stomach. Paying for education was a problem.
It was then that Safin’s mother took took up the problem and started the tedious activity of rolling chapatis, by the loads for the local restaurants and marriage halls, to earn that little extra to fund his son’s education.
In Gujarat’s heat — with temperatures soaring round 45°C in peak summer time — Naseembanu will get up at 3am to roll 20-200kg chapatis depending on the call for; 1kg kind of has round 40-43 medium sized rotis. She earns Rs five,000-Eight,000 monthly all of which fits for the education of her two sons: Safin and his more youthful brother who targets to transform a physician.
“I have noticed her soaked in sweat even in cool mornings as I studied within the kitchen,” remembers an emotional Safin. Interestingly, Safin could also be future's kid. In this imply international, he encountered strangers who opened their handbags to pay for his goals. This includes local businessman Hussain Polra and his wife Raina Polra who funded all of Safin’s UPSC coaching including his go back and forth and keep in Delhi for two years amounting to Rs 3.five lakh. Earlier, a college predominant in Palanpur had waived Rs 80,000 fee in class 11 and 12 as he was a vibrant student.
“People have held my hand, opening doorways for me to fulfil my goals. I'd have never transform what I have if not for the kindness of society at large,” says Safin. It is handiest herbal then that Safin, who has been instructing deficient youngsters in villages, has a dream which is beyond his personal dream. “Safin has told us that from his profits, he needs to open a state-of-art residential school for deficient youngsters. He needs to pay again society,” says Naseembanu.
Read this tale in Marathi
Safin, a local of Kanodar village in Palanpur, vividly remembers how he was inspired with collector’s discuss with to his village. “Escorted by armed bodyguards, the collector addressed the entire village, assuring them that their problems could be resolved,” says Safin. “I requested an elder how one can transform a collector and was told anybody can transform that — all that is needed is difficult paintings to crack an front check. From that moment, I were given the mission of my life.”
Committing himself to the objective was easy, the street to fulfil it was fraught with demanding situations for Safin who hails from a deficient circle of relatives. His folks, Mustufa and Naseembanu, were each diamond employees in a small unit earning sufficient handiest to fill the stomach. Paying for education was a problem.
It was then that Safin’s mother took took up the problem and started the tedious activity of rolling chapatis, by the loads for the local restaurants and marriage halls, to earn that little extra to fund his son’s education.
In Gujarat’s heat — with temperatures soaring round 45°C in peak summer time — Naseembanu will get up at 3am to roll 20-200kg chapatis depending on the call for; 1kg kind of has round 40-43 medium sized rotis. She earns Rs five,000-Eight,000 monthly all of which fits for the education of her two sons: Safin and his more youthful brother who targets to transform a physician.
“I have noticed her soaked in sweat even in cool mornings as I studied within the kitchen,” remembers an emotional Safin. Interestingly, Safin could also be future's kid. In this imply international, he encountered strangers who opened their handbags to pay for his goals. This includes local businessman Hussain Polra and his wife Raina Polra who funded all of Safin’s UPSC coaching including his go back and forth and keep in Delhi for two years amounting to Rs 3.five lakh. Earlier, a college predominant in Palanpur had waived Rs 80,000 fee in class 11 and 12 as he was a vibrant student.
“People have held my hand, opening doorways for me to fulfil my goals. I'd have never transform what I have if not for the kindness of society at large,” says Safin. It is handiest herbal then that Safin, who has been instructing deficient youngsters in villages, has a dream which is beyond his personal dream. “Safin has told us that from his profits, he needs to open a state-of-art residential school for deficient youngsters. He needs to pay again society,” says Naseembanu.
Read this tale in Marathi
Kilos of rotis, charity behind his UPSC success
![Kilos of rotis, charity behind his UPSC success]()
Reviewed by Kailash
on
May 02, 2018
Rating:
