It is said that when we want something with all our heart, we can achieve it, no matter how hard it is. Recently, one such inspiring story has garnered attention: two boys, despite facing difficulties like poverty, have secured first and second positions in the Andhra Pradesh Board Inter examination. According to reports, the names of the boys are Javeed and John.
Javeed, who hails from the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh, has got 961 marks out of 1000. John from the Kakinada district got 918 marks out of 1000. Both of them have become an inspiration for others.
According to reports, Javeed used to live with his parents, Katika Bashir and Katika Khaju and three siblings in Yemmiganur town in Kurnool district. Javeed is the younger son. His father, who is a carpenter, was not in a position to provide education to his four children. To help his father run the family, his elder brother Kamal stopped his education and came to Kurnool City with his younger brother Javeed. There, he started a small chicken shop for their livelihood. With the income from the shop, Javeed continued his education and joined the Government Town Model School and College in Kurnool. There, he scored 520 out of 600 in the SSC exam and continued his Intermediate Education (MPC) at the same institute, where he scored 961 out of 1000 in the recently released Intermediate exam results. Javeed said, “I am dedicating my marks to my brother and parents and without their support and encouragement, I could not have achieved this.”
On the other hand, Paley John, who completed his intermediate education at Sri Raja Government Junior College in Tuni town, Andhra Pradesh, scored 918 marks out of 1000 in the results and has topped among government colleges in the district.
His journey to achieve his goal was very hard. He never saw his parents and completed his SSC education by staying in a government hostel with the help of his aunt. As soon as his time in the hostel ended, all doors to continuing his education were closed.
He started working at a dhaba on the national highway in Tuni. The restaurant’s owner recognised John’s talent and through his influence, got him admitted to a pre-university, although the academic year had already started. John goes to college during the day and works as a waiter in the dhaba at night. His efforts paid off handsomely in the intermediate examination results, as he became the topper in his pre-university. John said, “I am grateful to the dhaba owner who encouraged me to complete my intermediate education, and I sincerely hope that I will continue my further studies with the help of philanthropists.”
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