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When she was writing Marathi paper at Azim High School in Ausa, the funeral of Disha Father was taking place at the same time.
Latur Divisional Board Chairman Sudhakar Telang advised the Des Not Not Lozed (File Photo)
Disha Nagnath Ubele, a student of Class 10, Latur, showed indomitable courage and appeared for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination despite his father’s death. PTI reported that his father died due to illness on Thursday evening and the funeral was determined on Friday.
The direction studying in Zilla Parishad Girls School in Bhada village was confused about whether she would be able to take the exam or not. His teacher handled Nagapur the position of Shivling. He contacted Latur Divisional Board Chairman Sudhakar Telang, who personally spoke to Dissa and advised him not to lose courage.
The 16 -year -old Disha surpassed her grief and moved towards the examination center with determination. When she was writing Marathi paper at Azim High School in Ausa, her father’s funeral was held at the same time, Premnath Latri, a resident of Bhada village, told the news agency.
The direction includes his mother, grandmother and younger brother. Village resident Premnath Late said that the entire village appreciated his courage and called his bravery inspiring. This incident proved that even in difficult circumstances, education and dedication to confidence gives a person the strength to move forward.
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