Girl topped SSC exam post escaping child marriage narrowly

In the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a young lady defied all difficulties to complete her education and achieve the highest possible score on the first-year intermediate board examinations. Her story is inspiring as well as entertaining. In the Kurnool district, S. Nirmala, a Pedda Harivanam inhabitant, received a score of 421 out of 440, or 95.7%. She continuously had outstanding academic performance over her academic career. Her remarkable Class 10 test result was 537 out of 600, or 89.5% passing rate. 

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Nirmala was the youngest of four daughters, but her parents had successfully married off their other three daughters, so they still intended to do the same with her. They made an attempt to persuade her by saying that they could no longer afford to assist with her education. They also informed Nirmala that she would find it difficult to drive great distances for class because there was no junior college in the area.

Nevertheless, Nirmala was extremely driven to fulfill her life's academic objectives after meeting Y Saiprasad Reddy, a local politician, during an outreach event last year. The Adoni MLA became so moved by the girl's suffering that she alerted collector G Srujana, who stepped in to prevent Nirmala's childhood marriage.

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She was successful in getting admitted to Kasturba Gandhi Balikala Vidyalaya in Aspari with the assistance of the district authorities. Nirmala made the most of the circumstances and passed the intermediate exam with the highest possible mark. Nirmala has declared her ambition to join the Indian Police Service in an attempt to put an end to child marriage (IPS). Her second objective was to inspire and assist other young women in pursuing their aspirations.