An Inspiring And Astonishing Success Story
Of A Doctor Revealing His Prison Experience
And Marvelous Achievement In The Prison
The main purpose of writing this book (a Memoir) and putting it before my readers is to inspire, motivate, enthused, and verve to them through this book to achieve and accomplish their goals, aims, and targets even in any adverse and difficult time, situations and circumstances.
Even though both my place of study (prison) and my age (50+) did not match with the activities of study, I completed 31 educational courses in this adverse environment of the prison, At the same time, performing the duty of managing study centers located inside the prison premises and set a world record in education. This book has been written with my sublime desire to share my immense pleasure and contentment of my unique, unparalleled achievement and how I accomplished it. After being released from prison, I continued my study while doing a full-time job at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University and completed 23 more educational courses taking the tally of my educational courses to 54. I completed them with good grades and in just 12 years. Being a prisoner is destiny; but establishing a world record as a prisoner in education in prison is a testament to the ability to shape one's personality with strong morale, self-confidence, and inner strength.
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