Those who are always chased by lack….

The Dhaka Times Desk They have proved that nothing is impossible by studying and studying even in those needy families. Everything is possible if there is desire.

We have selected some stories from newspaper news that will inspire everyone. Along with their parents, most of them have been working as daily wage earners to finance their education. Some have provided tuition for the family and their own education by tutoring, teaching painting, selling tea and even doing housework in the next house. They are born in a poor family. Lack is a constant companion. Didn't get two meals a day, didn't have good clothes. Couldn't afford private tuition. The SSC form has to be filled with the help of teachers, classmates and local residents. But despite so many obstacles, they spread light in the dark room without giving up. Those who are always chased by lack, today they are going to chase away the lack.

Everyone has got GPA-5 in this year's SSC and equivalent exams, the success of the first stage of education life has now created a kind of fear in their house along with joy. The main reason is meaning. Their parents can't afford to pay for college. In this situation, if the country's hearty people extend their hands of cooperation, the way of higher education of these indomitable geniuses will be widened. This report has been prepared based on the information provided by Dainik Yugantar's Magura, Bheramara, Jhalkathi, Kalapara, Trishal, Kaunia, Phulbari, Phulpur, Chatak and Raujan correspondents.

Fatima Akhtar

As a child, he was forced to move away from his parents and grew up under the shelter of his grandmother. Fatema Akhter's primary education was done in various homes. Father Hafizur Mulla is very poor. He grew up with the love of Nana Samsher Mullah and studied hard from his childhood and got GPA-5 in the SSC exam. Fatema Akhter was a student of Magura Islamic Technical and Vocational Institute (Women) at Stadiumpara in Magura town. Molla of her maternal uncle said that as her father could not afford to pay for Fatima's education during her childhood, I brought her to my shelter and brought her up. He wants to become an engineer in future.

Khademul Islam

Khademul Islam, the poor son of the late Abdul Aziz Biswas of Sreepur village in Magura, has achieved success by working as a day laborer besides studying. After the untimely death of poor parents, Khademul's family fell into extreme despair. The two orphan brothers started running the family together. Sometimes eating, sometimes not eating, their days go on. The sole earner is his elder brother Idris Biswas who is himself a critical patient. With a diseased body, he earns as a day laborer and his family does not run properly. While studying, Khademul Islam used to work as a day laborer in the next house most of the time with his brother. The family was run with the money earned by the two brothers. In this way, he got GPA-5 from humanities branch of Sreepur MC Madhyamik School, Magura in this year's SSC examination.

Ismail

Ismail took refuge in his aunt's house when his education was stopped due to financial hardship. When it became uncertain to take the exam due to the lack of money for the form fill, he finally took the exam with the financial help of a neighbor. This is how Ismail Hossain got GPA-5 after struggling with extreme poverty since childhood. He showed this feat by appearing in the ASSC examination this year in the commerce department from Nanduali DU Secondary School in Magura suburb. Ismail Magura is the son of Munshi Abul Kasem of Parnanduali village in Sadar.

Bidyut Hasan

Vidyut Hasan, son of tea seller Shahanur Hossain and Roshan Ara Khatun of Kuchiamora village in Bahadurpur union of Bheramara upazila in Kushtia, obtained GPA-5 from the vocational branch of Bahadurpur secondary school.
Neighbors said that lack could not defeat the indomitable talented Vidyut. His father's income from a small tea shop in Kuchiamora market provided food for the needy family and the cost of his son's education. He spent his education by selling tea in a tea shop during his studies.

Ariful

Ariful Islam, son of daily laborer Shah Alam and Manda Khatun of Fakirabad village in Mokarimpur union of Bheramara upazila, won the poor by getting GPA-5 in science section in SSC at Damukdia Secondary School. Local residents are also proud of his success.
Locals said that the Arifuls are landless and live on other people's land. Along with his father Shah Alam, who is a day laborer, he also cultivated kamla in the next day's land to pay for his education. At night, he studied by the light of the lamp next to him. Due to his strong desire towards studies, Ariful has continued his studies till now by working as a daily wage labourer. The only thought of the day laborer father is how to educate his son in higher education in the future.

Shimul

Father is a rickshaw puller. Shimul, an indomitable talent, was born in a poor family. But no obstacles could dim his achievements. He spent that money on education by taking private lessons, sometimes teaching painting. Shimul Hasan is the talented son of Majedul Islam and Shiuli Begum of North Bhabanipur Mathpara village of Dharampur Union of Bheramara in Kushtia. He participated in this year's SSC examination in Bheramara Pilot High School from science department and achieved GPA-5. Earlier participated in national children and youth painting competition in Khulna division and won 3rd place several times. It has been ranked first in wrestling so far. He wants to get good results for his studies in fine arts, so he took a step forward in this year's SSC exam. Shimul's dream is to get admission in Dhaka Fine Arts Institute after passing HSC. But the dam is built due to the financial plight of the poor rickshaw puller father.

Hanif Howlader

Hanif Howladar, a talented boy from a poor family, got GPA-5 in the 'Computer and Information Technology' group after taking the exam from Government Technical School and College, Jhalkathi. Hanif and his family members do not smile at this happy news. He dreams of becoming a renowned engineer, but worries about how his future studies will go. Hanif's father Abdus Salam is a rickshaw puller. And illiterate mother Neelu Begum works as a housekeeper in another's house. He rents a small house in Kabirajbari area of Jhalkathi city. Lack is a constant companion.

calli

Struggling to afford tuition. In a house near home, I fixed household chores including washing dishes and cleaning the house. I am running the cost of doing this work up to 8th standard. As my father and uncle stopped me, I started sewing and teaching this work. Income was Rs 500/600 per month. With that income, I have studied up to SSC. Sumaiya Akhtar Koli, a student of Khepupara Model Secondary School of Kalapara Upazila of Patuakhali who got GPA-5 in business education department in this year's SSC examination sighed after saying these words of hardship. Kali's house in the West Orphanage area of Kalapara town. Father's name is Abul Kalam Shikder. He works as a truck helper. Kali's mother Minu Begum also sometimes does housework at other people's houses to support the family.

Hasna hena

Hasna Hena secured GPA-5 in SSC examination in technical stream from Trishal Nazrul High Girls School this year. Despite being a good student, she studied in the technical branch because she could not study only in private. His dream is to get admission in a good college. If someone helps him, he will get admission in science branch in any good college in Mymensingh. He is very worried about whether his dream will come true or not. Hope to become a doctor in future. They have no land except the soil in Darirampur of Ward No. 7 of Trishal Town. Father is sometimes a mason, sometimes a day laborer.

Korban Ali

Korban Ali Kaunia Mofazzal Hossain High School, son of Mation Nesha Bewa, a poor bricklayer worker of Vallabhbishu village of Shahid Bagh Union of Kaunia Upazila, Rangpur has secured GPA-5 in science section in SSC examination. Korban Ali's dream is to become an engineer. It is not possible for a widowed mother to fulfill her dream.
Korban went to Ali's house and talked to his poor mother Mation Bewa. There is nothing called wealth. In a block of flats given by others, they raised chapras (tin sheds) and put their heads in Guja's place. Mother Mation Bewa is a bricklayer. They have a family with three children. He married two daughters with difficulty, but in a cruel irony of fate, the younger daughter's husband got married to another one, and that girl with three children was also stuck in her mother's house.

Samuel

Samiul is a child of a poor family. Destruction of Dharla's family. His house is in Char Baravita. A dream haunts him where life is disrupted by want. Education should be learned and grown up. He got GPA-5 from Baravita High School in Phulbari Upazila of Kurigram in this year's SSC examination amid hundreds of obstacles and adversities. Mother Amina Begum is a housewife. Father Rahmat Ali is a day laborer. He is the second of four siblings. The family does not survive on the father's earnings alone. So sometimes he used to work with his father as a day laborer on other people's land despite his reluctance to earn the cost of his education.

Abu Bakr Siddique

Abu Bakr Siddique got GPA-5 in SSC exam. His father Abdul Motaleb married another place. After that, the mother moved to her native place in Fatepur Towarkanda village of Phulpur Union with her 2 sons. He attended the SSC examination from Phulpur Pilot High School after studying with the help of various people. Passed with GPA-5 from science department. Even if the results are good, they spend their days worrying about getting admission in college and paying for their education.

Hasna Begum

Hasna Begum, daughter of poor Yusuf Ali and housewife Syedun Nesha of Barkahon village of Chatak upazila. He appeared in SSC examination from Haji Raich Ali High School, Chatak under Sylhet Education Board and got GPA-5. Her dream is to study in a good college and become an ideal teacher. But poverty has become an obstacle to reach his goal.

Saiful Islam

Saiful Islam, son of daily laborer Jahangir Alam, student of East Gujra Mohammedia Madrasa in Raujan, has secured GPA-5 in general category in the entrance examination. As his father was in need, he studied in Madrasah Orphanage. He wants to become a model teacher in future.