| Author: | Hiranya Borah | ISBN: | 9781311223012 |
| Publisher: | Hiranya Borah | Publication: | June 19, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Hiranya Borah |
| ISBN: | 9781311223012 |
| Publisher: | Hiranya Borah |
| Publication: | June 19, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
As a mother, she had scored three upon three, making all three children as class one Government servants which perhaps even 0.0001 percent Indian mother cannot claim. As a mother, from a village where girls were not allowed to study was able make her daughter as a lecturer of a Government college was not a mean achievement!
I, not as a son, but as an outsider also, salute this lady for her achievements as a daughter (she was the first matriculate and head teacher of her entire family) and as a mother (she gave us sufficient education to crack Union Public Service Commission, Assam Public Service Commission and Meghalaya Public Service Commission respectively by three children) and she made number of doctors, engineers, teacher etc. in her career as a teacher spanning over thirty nine years.
I always salute my mother as a champion for girls’ education in rural areas of Assam.
As a mother, she had scored three upon three, making all three children as class one Government servants which perhaps even 0.0001 percent Indian mother cannot claim. As a mother, from a village where girls were not allowed to study was able make her daughter as a lecturer of a Government college was not a mean achievement!
I, not as a son, but as an outsider also, salute this lady for her achievements as a daughter (she was the first matriculate and head teacher of her entire family) and as a mother (she gave us sufficient education to crack Union Public Service Commission, Assam Public Service Commission and Meghalaya Public Service Commission respectively by three children) and she made number of doctors, engineers, teacher etc. in her career as a teacher spanning over thirty nine years.
I always salute my mother as a champion for girls’ education in rural areas of Assam.
