Dream  

Satinder Kaur took loan for pursuing her MBA. She wished to devote all her time in the preparation of the UPSC exam, but the debt made her do a job in the private sector to pay off the loan. She tried her luck her at the exams but could not succeed the first three times. In UPSC 2020 exams, she turned her dreams into reality by clearing the exams with excellent marks.

Sarvesh Kumar could not clear the exams for joining the armed forces even after four attempts. He changed his career path and became a farmer instead. He employs organic farming practices in his fields and earns more by selling his organic vegetables and products. Sarvesh has been awarded with the Progressive Farmer Award.

Sultanpur’s Jhanvi Verma was selected for the post of Assistant Prosecution Officer after clearing the UPPSC-APO examination. But she wished to become a judge and accomplished her dream by studying hard for it. She gives credit to her family and friends who were a constant source of encouragement for her. Jhanvi secured 5^th rank in the UPPSC-J exam.

Shalini Patel topped in the B. Ed entrance examinations in her second attempt. Her father works as a mason, and her mother is a housewife. Despite all the financial constraints, her parents have supported her dreams. Shalini scored 370 out 400 marks in the B. Ed exams and now aspires to become an IAS officer.

Sandeep Yadav is currently seen in the TV serial ‘Doosri Maa’ in the negative role of Bansal. Despite playing a negative role, Sandeep’s comedic use of language elicits laughter from the audience. Sandeep shares his story of struggle where he contemplated leaving his dreams behind to become a farmer.

Bathinda’s Kewal Krishna operates six learning centres in the city to educate children who beg on streets. His lessons for two hours a day help these children build dreams to better their lives. Kewal manages all the expenses from their school uniforms to educational resources.

Satish Vaishya never let his physical deformity come in the way of his success. Financial conditions of the household prevented him to pursue his dream of becoming a CA but he did not lose hope and made a name for himself among his co-workers for his untiring will to perform better.

Ananya Panday is an Indian film actress. She was first seen in Karan Johar's film 'Student of the Year 2'. She has worked in multiple films including 'Gehraiyaan' and 'Dream Girl 2'.

Utkarsh Kumar left his stable job at a multinational company to pursue his dreams of becoming an IAS officer. This IITian completely changed his career paths in hopes to serve for his nation.

Anshika lost her parents as a kid. She was raised by her grandmother and uncle. For years, she nurtured the dream of becoming an IPS, but the path to her dream was full of obstacles. She failed in four attempts before finally clearing the UPSC examinations in her fifth attempt.

One must never stop learning; Lalringthara from Mizoram proved it true by attending school at the age of 78. This is an age where people spend their life of retirement comfortably, but Lalringthara has just begun to accomplish his dreams. His age does not disappoint him and the support from school authorities helps him pursue his education.

People end up losing all hope when they face failures, but Manoj did not let his life crumble away when he failed in class 12th. He had dreamt of achieving a huge milestone as a kid and that’s what he did. He studied hard and cleared his UPSC exams in his fourth attempt.

Having spent his younger years in poverty, Jaynti was self-motivated to achieve big dreams. But success never comes easy and lies at the end of a series of failures. Standing firm against your bad luck is all it requires. Jaynti made the impossible happen with his braveness and turned his life around from poverty and now enjoys a life of luxury.

Babu Bhai Parmar lost his hands as a young kid. He was so full of courage that he did not let such an impediment tarnish his dreams of becoming a teacher and a guide. He learned to write with his mouth, received his teacher training education and now he teachers hundreds of poor children for free.

Amid the bustling city of Lucknow, Shama stands out as a unique artisan who channels her talents into crafting bags through the art of crocheting. Shama's journey began when she was married to Habibur Rahman at a young age in 1996. Her husband was engaged in the intricate art of Zari work.