An inspiring story of hardiness.

Most of parents in today's time spend a good amount of their salary to give facilities to their 

little ones, so they could concentrate on their studies to bring good marks for better future.

 Here we are going to share the story of Muhammad Ali Shihab , he cracked the IAS 

exam while leaving in an orphanage.

He was born in a remote village of Kerala named Edavannappara. In his childhood he used to help his father in selling betel leaves and bamboo basket  in a makeshift pan shop. After his father’s death, he was put into an orphanage, as his mother was too poor to bring him up properly. He even made to in Class V in order to get admission to the orphanage.In orphanage he was inspired by his teachers. Life in orphanage taught him about systemic life.According to his interview in The Hindu,he said " I used to read in scant light under the cover of bedsheet and pillows in order to not to disturb my friends sleeping in the neighboring dormitory. In fact, i was violating the orphanage rules."  

Shihab said he has cleared 21 exams conducted by various government agencies so far. But he only aim was UPSC. And he got the same with his hard work.
To read full article:http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-educationplus/an-inspiring-tale-of-fortitude/article2099608.ece