Shalini Kumari who secured sixth position in the state
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Shalini, a student of Shri Ranganath Higher Secondary School, Banhara, has secured sixth position in Bihar Board’s 10th class examination. In this way Shalini has brought glory to Tetiya Bamber block and Munger district. Shalini wants to prepare for UPSC and serve the country by becoming an IAS.
It is possible to reach any destination with the help of your will power. Shalini Kumari, a student of Shri Ranganath Higher Secondary School, Banhara, did this by securing sixth place in Bihar in the 10th class board examination. Shalini Kumari, daughter of Sudarshan Kumar Singh and Ruby Kumari, resident of Banhara Panchayat of the block, started her primary education from Milky, the basic school of the village itself.
Where Shalini, after studying till eighth grade, went to Shri Ranganath Higher Secondary School, Banhara in ninth grade. It was from here that he appeared for the tenth board examination, in which he made his parents proud by securing sixth position in Bihar. Also brought glory to the village, block and district. With the declaration of results by Bihar Board on Sunday, there was a wave of happiness among the family.
While talking to the media on the occasion, Shalini expressed happiness and gave the credit for this to her parents, brother and school teachers. He further told about studying Intermediate (Science, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics). After this, he expressed his desire to prepare for UPSC and become an IAS.
According to the information, Shalini’s father Sudarshan Kumar works as a tuition teacher in the village itself, while mother Ruby Kumari is a mathematics teacher in Shri Ranganath North Secondary School, Banhara. Shalini was able to achieve this position today due to the guidance and education of her parents while living in the village and studying in a rural school.
Here, school headmistress Lakshmi Kumari, teachers Vijay Shankar Tripathi, Upendra Rai, Shrikant Rajak, Kumar Manoj, Ruby Kumari, Shailesh Kumar Chanchal, Avnish Kumar, Ragini Kumari, Shimpi Kumari, Anshu Kumar, Ram Kinkar Singh, Avnish Kumar Gaurav and Munna. Kumar Koda told that Shalini was always never absent in the class. She always remained top in her studies, for which the school family thanks her.