Story Of A Small Town Girl

Once I met a small town girl named Niru (Change name). She studied with me in that college from where I had done my post graduation. First few months I observed her and I found that she always remains quiet and silent. I thought that she might have problem in understanding English. So I decided to guide her. But then I came to know that she is from a broken family that's why she always remains calm and quiet. Now, as per our Indian society, broken family means the family split or separated for many reasons, but hers is totally opposite. I had never seen such a kind of family. It is the family of a big farmer who has enough money to nourish his family. But her father is so mean so selfish that he never ever thinks of his family, he never supports his own children never stand beside his wife. He always insults his son, daughter and wife infront of the whole village and the villagers always made fun of his family. He is the father who never stand with his son and daughter. God knows how can a father be like this.

But as we all know that 'A Lotus grows on Mud' opposite to the qualities of her father the small town girl is having all the good qualities. We can't see such types of qualities in a girl of 21st century. Niru is honest, hard working, loving and caring. She is intelligent and brave too. After receiving so much hatred from his father she left her house came to Raigarh for her further studies. But she loves her family too much. Twice in a year she went to meet her family after all hatred. Her mother became her backbone. She started giving tuitions in Raigarh to earn her livelihood and studies. Then she shifted with me in Bilaspur. Now we are together for last 5years, still she did part time job in a doctor's clinic, give private tuitions to the kids to earn her livelihood and to fulfill her dream of becoming an IPS officer. After all these works she takes out 12hours for her studies. Hope one day her dream comes true. Hope she meets with someone who guides her to fulfill her dream, to help her to make her own identity.