My parents noticed something wrong with my hands after my birth as I could not open those or hold any object. It was really shocking for them, as one can’t imagine the life in a competitive society and a poor family in a rural area. Doctors informed my parents that the baby is born with impaired hands. As I grown up and tried to explore different things and learned to dream big and converted my disability into my strength. My mother and father inspired me to work harder and taught me ways to face the harsh realities of life. Although, it was very difficult for my family to provide me higher education but still they could manage to afford my bachelor’s in electrical engineering. Initially, I was slower in different academic activities and faced a lot of problems in competing with others; owing to my grit and preservance to achieve my goals, I improved myself. Because of my personal experience of difficult life situations and family struggles, I have been active in community services like helping others, visiting orphanage schools, donating blood, and sharing smiles.