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Indomitable Ayesha lands a government job

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Indomitable Ayesha lands a government job
Born without both hands, but she never let her physical disability become an obstacle on the path to her dreams. Ayesha Akhtar, a young woman from Saghatta upazila in Gaibandha, has now secured a job at a government institution through sheer indomitable willpower, hard work, and self-confidence.

Ayesha has begun her professional career by joining Gaibandha Biam Laboratory School and College. Her achievement has now become an inspiration for countless people.

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According to sources, the Prime Minister's special directive and the sincere initiative of Gaibandha's Deputy Commissioner, Masudur Rahman Molla, played a vital role in Ayesha's employment.

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Ayesha's life has been full of struggle. Since childhood, she grew up fighting poverty, hardship, and physical limitations. After her father's death, her family responsibilities increased further. Yet she did not give up. Despite having no hands, she skillfully used her toes to cook, operate mobile phones and computers, and even do demanding work like breaking bricks.

She also demonstrated extraordinary perseverance in her academic life. Holding a pen with her toes, she passed her SSC in 2012 and HSC in 2014. Later, she earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in Political Science from Gaibandha Government College. Her only dream was to become established through her own merit and bring a smile to her struggling mother's face.

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After her story of struggle was published in various media outlets, it came to everyone's attention. Subsequently, an employment opportunity was created for her. Upon joining her new workplace, Ayesha expressed her gratitude to all those involved.

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Mostafizur Rahman Philip, a journalist from the Bharatkhali area of the upazila, said that physical disability cannot stop a person. Indomitable willpower can take a person to the highest peak of success, and Ayesha is a shining example of that.

Shahidul Islam Sohel, Assistant Professor at Udayan Women's College, said that even without two hands, Ayesha's determination, perseverance, and self-confidence have brought her this success today.

Ashraful Kabir, Executive Officer of Saghatta Upazila, said that the upazila administration has been keeping track of Ayesha ever since they learned about her. He wished Ayesha a bright future.

Ayesha's success is not just a story of getting a job; it proves that with strong mental fortitude, hard work, and self-confidence, physical limitations can never stand in the way of fulfilling one's dreams.

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