Khushboo, the youngest among the five siblings of Upendra Rai, reluctantly decided to follow the diktat of her parents as her brothers had obtained more than 400 marks in class 10 examination and they were allowed to pursue their studies in the science stream that they opted for.“But I was not so lucky and missed to cross 400 marks by a whisker, which enraged my parents,” she revealed.Union minister Pradhan told Khushboo that he had already spoken to Patna district magistrate Chandrashekhar and senior officials of Danapur to take necessary steps in this regard.“I expressed my gratitude to the union minister before he disconnected the phone line,” Khushboo, who lives with her parents at Hetanpur village under Danapur sub-division, told this reporter on Monday.Khushboo’s father Upendra Rai and mother Chunakshi Devi got elated over union minister’s promise to provide all sorts of assistance to their youngest daughter, who cherished the dream of becoming a doctor.“If things move on expected lines, she will be able to fulfil her dream to become a doctor,” Upendra Rai, who runs his family by selling milk, said.
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