The story of Suraj Yadav, who has become a deputy collector by passing a small village in Giridih from Kapilo and passing the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) examination, is no less than a film script. The status that Suraj has achieved by leaving behind financial crisis, lack of resources and all the difficulties of life is showing a new direction of hope and freshness to thousands of youth today.

Raj Mistry’s son, sun with big dreams

Suraj Yadav’s father is a Raj Mistry, who spends his family by working daily. The financial condition of the house was so bad that sometimes even two days of bread became difficult. But Suraj’s dream was big to become a government officer. To make this dream come true, he started hard work by staying in Ranchi.

There was no bike, yet delivery boy made

The path of dreams was not easy. To lift the expenses of studies, Suraj started the work of Swigy delivery boy and Rapido Rider. But initially he did not even have his own bike. At such a time, his friends Rajesh Nayak and Sandeep Mandal helped Suraj by giving their scholarship money. Suraj bought a second hand bike and spent 5 hours daily and spent the expenses of studies.

Family became the strength of encouragement

Suraj’s sister and wife also supported him in difficult times. When the sister took responsibility for the house, the wife encouraged her at every step. Suraj’s day passed in work and night studies. Despite tiredness, his passion never diminished.

Members of the board shocked when the interview

During the JPSC interview, when Suraj told that he works as a delivery boy, the members of the board were first shocked. He felt that it was probably an attempt to get sympathy. But when he asked technical things related to delivery, Suraj gave such accurate answers that everyone’s suspicion turned into confidence.

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