A poor boy cracked the country’s highest exam. Nandala Saikiran from Welichala village, Ramadugu mandal, Karimnagar district, proved that poverty, failure and expensive coaching did not stop him from reaching his desired goal by cracking civils while working.
Without head of the family…
Born in a family of handloom workers, Saikiran did his primary, high school and inter-education in his own district. While studying engineering at NIIT Warangal , his father Kantha Rao died of cancer in 2016 while working as a handloom worker. Still his mother working as beedi roller.
Later, he got a job in a multination software company in Hyderabad, while working with job he tried taking online coaching for the Civil Services Exam, Sai failed completely in the first attempt, but in the second attempt, he succeeded by attaining the 27th top rank in the UPSC 2023 results.
Poverty and Failures are not Barriers .
Many young people are currently in a state of confusion, They are wasting time by telling stories that success seems possible only for exceptionally talented individuals.rich and good family background people,but it’s not true always. Sai Kiran Born in a poor family, Studied hard that poverty is not an obstacle to education. Sharing the hardships of his parents, he set the goal of becoming a collector from childhood and went ahead and succeeded, taking Kiran Kumar as a role model for all of them . Renowned psychiatrist Dr. B Keshavulu MD says that if you go forward with Proper goal, discipline, hardworking and updated knowledge, poverty and failure will not be obstacles, but you will definitely succeed.
