“If you dream about something then go for it and success will automatically come your way”
When I was a child it was my dream to become something and acquire a higher education but due to the financial crisis I just completed my post graduation and got married at a very early age. After my marriage, I was engrossed into my family as then I was a mother of two daughters. Eventually I tried to fulfill my dream and being a woman I started teaching English to underprivileged girls at my home.
After that I started doing social work by working for NGOs like Pinkeshe Foundation which worked on menstrual hygiene and Consumer Rights Organization. Not only that I collect old clothes, food or anything useful and do distribution drives of my own. I organize drawing and debate competitions in government schools to promote ‘beti bachao, beti padhao’. Since childhood, I wanted to help people who are in need. I have tried to inherit this quality of mine in my daughters as well just like the way my parents did.
I have won awards from organizations like social impact award, women of worth award. Last year I finally got an opportunity and participated in Mrs. India Homemaker and crossed all the hurdles and won the title of MRS. INDIA HOMEMAKER INTERNATIONAL 2020 by god’s blessings.
So, I would like to conclude by saying that being a homemaker is not the end of your dreams. Please follow your dreams in every situation of life no matter what.
“Where there is a will, there is a way.”