Suhail Khan
Sopore, June 10: In a remarkable turn of events, the girls of Apple Town Sopore in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district have shattered long-standing stereotypes, defying the odds and emerging as powerful catalysts of change.
Previously plagued by militancy and violence, this town has been witness to a remarkable transformation, where education was once among the worst affected aspects of life.
However, these resilient young women are not only overcoming adversity but also serving as beacons of hope, setting exceptional examples and writing their own success stories.
Amidst this wave of triumph, one such remarkable tale is that of Iffat, who, despite losing her father to the ravages of conflict, has soared above the chaos to inspire countless others in her pursuit of greatness.
The metamorphosis of Apple Town from a place where girls were distant from success to one where they now touch the sky serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit and unwavering determination of these extraordinary young women.
Iffat Bashir, a resident of Sidiq colony, Sopore, has emerged victorious in the face of adversity by securing an impressive 487 marks in her 12th-grade exams. Despite the untimely loss of her father during her 9th-grade year, Iffat’s unwavering perseverance and commitment to her studies have led her to this remarkable achievement.
Iffat’s triumph is a testament to her courage, resilience, and determination, showcasing that one can overcome challenges and achieve their dreams. Her accomplishment not only highlights her own hard work but also serves as an inspiration, reminding us that with dedication and effort, any obstacle can be conquered.
During an interview with this reporter, Iffat Bashir shared that she is pursuing her late father’s dream of a career in medicine. Losing a parent at a young age is an incredibly difficult experience, making Iffat’s ability to continue pursuing her aspirations all the more remarkable. Her unyielding dedication is truly inspirational.
The support of her family has played a pivotal role in Iffat’s journey thus far. Their unwavering encouragement has helped her stay motivated and focused on her goals, even in the face of financial and personal challenges. Iffat’s determination to become a doctor is no small feat and deserves admiration.
In recognition of her achievements, Iffat gratefully dedicates her success to her family, especially her mother, who has been a constant source of support throughout her challenging journey. She also expresses her appreciation for her teachers, acknowledging their consistent guidance and assistance in helping her reach this significant milestone.
Iffat’s message of persevering with consistency and using failure as a stepping stone to success holds great importance.
Overcoming setbacks is key to achieving one’s goals, and it is crucial to remember this perspective when confronted with obstacles in our own lives.
Iffat’s story serves as an inspiration to all individuals facing adversity, contemplating giving up. Her unwavering dedication and hard work have not only brought her personal success but have also instilled hope and motivation in many others.
According to BOSE, the total pass percentage includes 61 percent in boys and 68 percent among girl students.
BOSE said that a total of 12,763,6 candidates were enrolled for the exams in which 82,441 successfully qualified it.
As per data available total of 65,519 male candidates appeared in the examination out of which 40, 045 qualified, and among the female students, a total of 62,116 candidates appeared in the exams out of which 42,395 qualified it.
In the exams, a total of 27,272 students have registered distinctions including 11,283 male students and 15,988 female students.
First division was bagged by 36,393 candidates including 18,685 male students and 17,708 female students respectively.
