Lakshita Dagar said that development of her village is her priority. It has been promised in the manifesto that the problem of drinking water, drain, and street light has to be solved in the village.

Lakshika, who is just 21-year-old, has earned herself the title of being the youngest Sarpanch of Chintaman Jawasia Gram Panchayat, Ujjain just a day before her birthday. She was contesting along with eight other women but she won by a margin of nearly 487 votes.

Kalpana Jambhale started going to school in December 2021 but didn’t reveal it to her sons or husband. She would secretly attend night school on the pretext of going for a walk.

Rambai’s busy lifestyle includes working in the fields and running 3 to 4 kilometers each day. She also consumes only organic foods since they are produced in the village.

The girl born without hands was raised in an orphanage by the home authorities who took care of the girl and educated her from infancy. The girl has now cleared the higher secondary board examinations successfully.

Shanan Dhaka was inspired to enlist by her father Vijay Kumar Dhaka, a former Naib Subedar from the Army Service Corps, and her grandpa Chanderbhan Dhaka, a Subedar.

The Pune girl comes from a less privileged background. Her father works as a waste-picker while her mother is in the housekeeping department at the College of Engineering Pune.

In his note, he writes that at the age of 16, his mother had to quit education after her father died and a financial crisis ensued. Last year, she learned about the Maharashtra government’s scheme wherein the people who could not complete their Class 10 board exams can now reappear and went to school again.

It has been Kajal’s dream to serve the country. She will fulfill it by becoming a Lieutenant in the Indian army.

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