Dinajpur Correspondent: Self-confidence, indomitable will, and morale can help people reach their desired goal. Imran Ali, a student of the Diploma of Engineering at Dinajpur, has created such an example. With many dreams, Imran Ali was admitted to the technical educational institution, Dinajpur Polytechnic Institute.
Imran Ali’s house is in the Alokdihi Union of Chirirbandar Upazila of Dinajpur. His father died in 2007, and his family fell into darkness. Imran’s Ali’s dream is hindered by lack and chaos. This caused his education to stop. His indomitable willpower To continue his studies, he decided to run a mobile tea shop from afternoon to night. In this case, some extra money can be given to the mother to run the family. Accordingly, he went down with the traveling tea shop.
Even today, he continues to pay for his education and family by fighting the struggles of life. Imran Ali is currently a sixth-semester student in the Electrical Engineering Department of Dinajpur Polytechnic Institute. He lives in a mess near the college. He doesn’t even have a cell phone. Imran Ali, after taking classes during the day, runs from afternoon till night to the customers with tea in a flask and a tray hanging around his neck in various streets and the Shahid Mat area in Dinajpur Gore. He is earning 200–300 rupees per day.
At first, some of the friends raised various objections, but now everyone is looking at this adventure of Imran with the eyes of inspiration. Imran Ali continues to fulfill his dream without giving up on the idea that no task can be small. Overcoming all obstacles, he continues to struggle for life. Now his classmates are proud of Imran Ali. Imran Ali can be an inspiration to those students who are frustrated with life and studies due to scarcity. Imran Ali said that after the loss of his father, when there was scarcity in the family, he started to continue his studies as a mobile tea shop. We go around different areas of the city and sell tea and drinks in this shop.
After classes during the day, the rest of the time is spent at the tea shop. From afternoon till night, I wander around the different streets and Shaheed Bara Maidan in Dinajpur Gore and sell tea in flasks and trays. I send my daily income to my mother for my expenses, including education and some extra money for family expenses. The mother lives alone at home. To remove the poverty in the family, the older brother migrated abroad with some money left by his father.
That loan is still unpaid. Hopes of his classmates: if government patronage or the rich come forward, Imran Ali and his family’s path will be easier. In this regard, the principal engineer of Dinajpur Polytechnic Institute, Abdul Wadud Mondal, said that special attention and support will be given to poor and talented students like Imran Ali so that they do not fall victim to the storm. I will help him in every way to continue his studies.
