Lohardaga garage mechanic's son aces exam with 97.8%
Gumla: Success does not require a prerequisite of resources and affluence. Through hard work, dedication, and resilience, one can achieve their dreams.
This was proved by
Rayyan Parwez
, the son of a poor garage mechanic, Parwez Alam, and homemaker, Shahnaz Parwez. He topped
Lohardaga
district by securing 97.8% in the
ICSE board Class X examination
. A resident of the Rahmat Nagar locality of Lohardaga town, Rayyan aspires to become a doctor.
"I want to serve the people by becoming a doctor," said Rayyan.
"While most of my friends bought sample papers for all subjects, I could buy only English," he said.
He credits his success to his parents, who always stood behind him, his uncle, and school teachers who guided him properly.
On the success of the student from Lohardaga district's lone ICSE board school,
Lieven Academy
, not only his family but also the faculty and the district are feeling proud of him.
Others who are among the top 10 are Yuvraj Kumar with 95.2%, Adiya Oraon with 94.6%, Anish Kumar with 93.4%, Nilima Kumar Nayak with 93.2%, Aliya Sarwar and Anup Oraon both with 91.0%, Fatma Draksha with 90.8%, and Aryan Raj Mishra and Pallavi Kumari both with 89.4%.
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