Anupriya Madhumita Lakra
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| Anupriya Madhumita Lakra |
Everyone sees dreams, but how many people's dreams are
fulfilled? How many people move forward with determination to realize the
dream? One such young woman is Anupriya, who dreamed and was able to realize
that dream. All of his close relatives may not have had a chance to board the
plane yet. But he just showed up to get on the plane. Anupriya is a tribal girl
from Malkangiri, a Maoist-dominated area of Orissa. His success has literally
reached the sky. Anupriya Madhumita Lakra, 26, not only became a pilot of a
commercial plane, but also wrote a history for the entire indigenous community
for the first time.
Many things
stood in the way of Anupriya's success. But the one who will be the best, he
can't be stopped, he proved it again as a pilot. Anupriya, the daughter of
police constable Marinas Lakra, dreamed of becoming a pilot from an early age.
But everyone in her family thought it was their daughter's dream, which would
never come true. Because their daughter has a dream that is impossible to
fulfill from home like them. But when that dream came true, the whole Lakra
family was overwhelmed with joy. If all goes well, Anupriya will be appointed
as the co-pilot of Indigo Airlines this month.Anupriya from Malkangiri passed
secondary from a local missionary school. After that he went to finish his
studiesHe was admitted to Government Engineering College, Bhubaneswar in 2012.
But a few months to classDecide later, prepare yourself to become a pilot. He
left college and got admitted in government aviationAt the Training Institute.
Anupriya's father borrowed money for training.After seven years of long
training and multiple tests, after being interviewed at several airlines,
finallyGet approval to fly the plane. Despite repeated disappointments in this
long struggle, Anupriya never broke down. No He did not consider the obstacle
as an obstacle. That is why he has brightened the face of the entire state
today.
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| Anupriya Madhumita Lakra |
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik greeted Anupriya on
social media. Wrote, Anupriya will become a role model for many more girls.
Although he was admitted to the Government Engineering College in Bhubaneswar,
he did not finish his studies. To fulfill his dream of flying in the sky, he
was admitted to the Government Aviation Training Institute (GATI) in
Bhubaneswar.
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