Rajasthan: Five daughters of farmer are now RAS officers

Five daughters of a farmer from Bhairusari in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan have made the whole village proud. Three daughters of a farmer named Sahadeva Saharan have recently been selected for the Rajasthan Administration Service (RAS). What is special is that all these three girls never went to school after class five. They completed their studies at home. Because their father's farm income was meager. So Sahadeva did not even have the money to send his girls to school. But his  daughters have completed their education on their own by supporting each other.

Sahadev Saharan has five daughters and at present all five daughters are working in the government service. One of the girls is working as a BDO in Jhunjhunu. And now three girls have been selected in RAS. Today, all five of Sahadeva's daughters are becoming an inspiration for those who consider girl child a burden. Sahadeva said that he never stopped his girls from taking education. The results of the RAS were announced and the family was overjoyed to learn that the three sisters had been selected. Sahadeva's daughters are being praised all over the village.

Results of Rajasthan Administrative Service 2018 (RAS) have been announced. Sahadev's three daughters Anshu, Ritu and Suman have been selected. The interview process for those who passed the exam was completed on Tuesday. The final results were then announced late at night. All the three daughters of Sahadeva have been selected. 
Sahadev's daughters have also been praised by IFS officer Praveen Kaswan."All five daughters of Farmer Sahdev Saharan are now RAS officers. Ritu, Anshu and Suman are selected yesterday. Other two were already in service. What a proud moment for family and village,"tweeted Praveen Kaswan. 

All five daughters of Farmer Sahdev Saharan are now RAS officers. Ritu, Anshu and Suman are selected yesterday. Other two were already in service. What a proud moment for family and village. pic.twitter.com/MPwCdkgO8E

— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) July 15, 2021