Comments on: Inspirations

By: Nihar Ranjan

Nihar Ranjan — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 03:30:32 +0000

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/2172580.cms

By: ginnyg

ginnyg — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 18:51:40 +0000

My mother is the reason that I ever began to write. I loved to tell stories and she told me to write them down for future use. I did what she said and to date I have hundreds of thousands of files to my dredit.

I am one of those people who never gives up. I will be writing and rewriting until the day I die. Even if I never get recognition for my writing in my lifetime my children will have material to display long after I am gone. I have so many stories and plays set aside that they will have much to draw upon. I believe in shear hard work and determination to climb the ladders of success. This proves the age old truth that mother’s sacrifice never goes in vain. ‘Mother’ means the whole world to me.

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By: scientistjha

scientistjha — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 06:14:53 +0000

Hi Kamlesh,

Great watching your video. Things like this will surely help motivating struggling Navodayans. By the way, I also live in Chicago, we can meet up sometime

Prateek
prateek[AT]northwestern.edu

By: Kamlesh

Kamlesh — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 03:49:45 +0000

Thanks Di for bringing such inspiring stories to your blog readers.

Kamlesh

By: Kamlesh

Kamlesh — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 03:48:42 +0000

Dipti,
If you are reading this post, accept my heartiest congratulations. You have proved once again that “where there is a will there is a way”. I can understand how tough your journey would have been without your mother.
My request to you is ,keep the light of your desire to excel, burning and at the same time help those who are in the similar situations and trying to seek their destiny. Your able guidance and words of wisdome will surely be helpful to the needful.

Kamlesh

By: anmmch

anmmch — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 18:21:39 +0000

Really great. . .
We are proud of you Deepti. You have shown “sky has limit “.
We people will try to have inspiration from you.
Regards..
Abhay

By: Jitender Singh

Jitender Singh — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:22:33 +0000

Gr8 to know about the success of this brave gal….really she has set an example for all other navodians that nothing is impossible if you are determined. Even after losing the biggest gift of God the mother, she was able to rise at the great heights. Really DEEPTI, you are a light of inspiration for all of us. We, the navodians are proud of you.

We wish you good luck for your very happy life…

humi navodaya hoooo

Jitender Singh
JNVA-Paprola

By: Rewa Smriti

Rewa Smriti — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:12:23 +0000

'Deepti' - who bets to be different than other Navodayans!!! I am here with a wonderful success story of a Brave village girl from Navodaya Family- The source of Inspiration “DEEPTI" The IFS aspirant did her schooling from the Jawhar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Pedavegi, in West Godavari district and engineering from the Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Deepti is the first woman from the State to join the IFS after a gap of 25 years. Telling the story of the village girl, a determined young girl grown up to become a Navodaya’s success story. She was not having colorful childhood but she brought back colors to her sorrowful face. Her journey to find her goal made her to move beyond the spirit. For a child, mother is everything to share the basic 'facts of life' to feel relaxed and confident, but she lost her mother in very teen age. Just think for a moment, how tough the child life is without mother ? Tears burst from eyes when we see a little baby struggling without her mother. How could she grow from childhood to teen, without the love of her mother? Though her life was miserable without her mom, but she was determined and even this could not stop her. She kept on going and all can see and feel proud of her success. I am sure, today if her mother would be alive, she could be feeling proud and happy to see her rising. I know no one can fill the loss of mother but the love and care she got from her grandfather, never let her feel the absence of mother in achieving a landmark. Hats off to you 'Deepti'. Deepti's words to justify her decision quoted below:

"I decided to pitch for the IFS as it gives me enough scope to project the huge cultural and social richness of the country to the outside world!"

Friends, click on the link and read about the First IFS girl from Navodaya family! It’s not surprising that Deepti’s example has resulted in many women participating not only in the navodaya family, but to the all village girls and guys. ख़ुद ही को कर बुलंद इतना, कि हर तक़दीर से पहले, ख़ुदा बंदे से खुद पूछे, बता, "तेरी रज़ा क्या है"...? Note: Thank you Pranaypunj bhaiya for providing me the link. Regards.