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    Time flows very fast

    Long back, in March 2016, I raised a Forum post when my daughter was appearing in her Xth Board examination. Some old members definitely read that post. The heading of the post was: Thirty-three years have since passed! In that post, I recalled my experience in my first Board examination when my daughter went to appear in her first Board examination. In that post, I wondered how time flows.

    Since March 2016, seven more years have passed. That nervous little girl did her X+II from the same school (same Board), B.Sc from Delhi University and went out of Delhi, the city of her birth, to do her M.Sc. 

    These seven years were not very smooth for her. She had to work really hard during her X+II days. In Delhi University, she could attend classes only during the first year and six months or so during the second year. Thereafter, she had to continue her studies online from the four walls of the residence due to Covid pandemic.

    She lost her paternal grandparents during 2020 and 2021. She had to appear in her final paper in Graduation (3rd Year) next day after the death of her grandmother. She suffered from shock and grief when she lost two of her friends due to Covid.

    Even then, she maintained her cool. She appeared in the Entrance Examination immediately after her Graduation examination and got selected (quite unexpectedly for me) in one of the top universities in her stream. She left Delhi, remained in the hostel  in a completely new city for one year and nine months, completed her M.Sc. examination and returned to Delhi on 30th April.

    She told us that she would top her class, but I did not give much importance. However, last Monday, her University declared the result. The shy girl of 2016, my daughter, has topped the University Examination with an overall grade of 8.8.

    I am happy but perplexed! The girl has done a lot on her own. She has developed her personality. She has learnt a new language. She has got such marks which I could never imagine in my student days.

    Now, she is waiting for the next stage. With the passage of time, her father has slowed down a lot and has been watching with awe the progress of the little girl, whom he had taught to walk, read and write and also had tried to provide solace when she could not get expected marks in some papers during her school days.

    The almost old father now seeks the blessings of all well-wishers for his daughter.
  • #773500
    It is very nice to see that your daughter has done exceeding well and is poised to make a good career. She is a hard-working girl and despite many adversities, she has done very well.
    I wish her more accolades in her future endeavours and other students should learn from her ways.

    Knowledge is power.

  • #773501
    My congratulations to your daughter for topping her class in her post-graduate studies. I wish her all the best in her future. Convey my best wishes and blessings to her.
    " Be Good and Do Good "

  • #773502
    It is very heartening to note that your daughter has shown her excellent performance despite the fact she suffered a lot due to sudden loss of her paternal grandparents. Definitely it was an emotional period but ultimately whatever she has achieved reflects her firm determination and sincere commitment.
    I wish her all the bests in her life.

  • #773503
    Congratulations to your daughter for the excellent performance! The fact that she had excelled despite some adverse situations is an inspiring example of endurance and I am sure she will do well in life. I wish her all the best in all her future endeavors.
    'Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all'.
    -Aristotle

  • #773511
    Hi Partha, nice to learn about your little daughter, who has grown into a full-fledged woman, ready for the next stage of her life, a career in the corporate world, I assume. Yes, the time has really flown very fast all these years. I do remember your post then about your daughter when she was about to appear for her class 10 exam. That she could come out of so many adversities and finally make it good during her graduation and postgraduation studies with such excellent results, all credit goes to her and to some extent to the parents who brought her up with such values and virtues. All the best to her for all her future endeavours, whatever they might be, whether a job in the corporate sector or a business venture of her own. The determined and confident woman that she is, she is sure to succeed in every sphere of her life.
    Patience and perseverance pays

  • #773516
    A remarkable young lady! Congratulations to her on her success across her academic years despite all the emotional upheavals and other challenges that she faced. Her confidence and resilience stem not just from her own characteristic traits, but can also be partially credited to her upbringing and the support given by both her parents and grandparents. Never overlook the love and affection that comes from within the family which creates a deep bond that forms the supporting pillar.

    My best wishes and blessings to your daughter. May she continue to shine as a star in every sphere of life.

    When you make a commitment, you create hope. When you keep a commitment you create trust! ~ John C. Maxwell

  • #773522
    Congratulations! As a father, you must be incredibly proud of your intelligent and talented daughter. She has proven herself time and again, overcoming hardships and emerging victorious in every endeavor. It's a testament to her hard work, perseverance, and the guidance she received from her loving parents. May she continue to excel and achieve great things, making you even prouder with each step she takes.
    Service to mankind is service to God.

  • #773525
    That's how time flies, you know. Little ones turn into young and the young people become old.

    It's lovely that your daughter has completed her M.Sc with flying colours and is ready for the next step. My congratulations to her! She is no longer a little girl and turned into a mature young lady with all your support and guidance. Parents always have a great role in the success of their children and I am sure she will do wonders in her career too. She has gone through initial challenges and with proper guidance she learned how to handle those things. That's always important and helps people to realize many things. My best wishes and blessings to your daughter! Brighter days are ahead for her.

    Sankalan

    "Life is easier when you enjoy what you do"

  • #773529
    Sincere thanks to the members for their blessings to our daughter.
    (a) Those who have forgotten Noakhali, how can they protest Sandeshkhali?
    (b) Have no fear of perfection - you'll never reach it. ---------- Salvador Dali

  • #773534
    Congratulations! Not only has she achieved the position of a topper but also in the meantime, she learnt a new language and developed her personality. What could be great than this for a father. I wish her a bright future ahead.

  • #773552
    Congratulation to your daughter and to her parents also. Her achievement is an excellent achievement and it talks about the commitment and the wisdom she is having I feel she will do further better in her future endeavours. When we hear that our children are doing better than us, we will be proud parents. Getting defeated by our children is more than success to us. My father used to say this always. When my son did well in his schooling I also felt the same.
    I wish your daughter should complete her PhD at the best university either in India or abroad and go to big positions in her career.

    drrao
    always confident

  • #773569
    Partha, nice to know about the steady academic progress and achievement of your daughter.

    I am sure you are now enjoying the satisfaction of a parent in seeing the growth and progress of son or daughter. It was like that for our parents too. History repeats in cycles , but with some cosmetic changes. We were also children, students and now parents and some of us grandparents too.
    Just as oil (''Sneham' in Sanskrit ,which also means love, affection) flows downward more easily and faster, affection flows more forcefully, in more quantity and pace from parents to children. The reverse may not be so equal, but when they also become parents,, it flows to their chidden.

    It was and is always like that. Blood is thicker than water.

    I wish your daughter more progress and achievements in he future ventures.

  • #773582
    Yes time flies even faster if one happens to be a father of a little girl. I can understand your feelings and emotions as a proud father.

    I am very happy for both you and your daughter. No doubt you are a great father. My best wishes for your daughter for her future.

  • #773583
    Many Thanks to all.
    I am very happy to find Jeets on this platform after such a long time.

    (a) Those who have forgotten Noakhali, how can they protest Sandeshkhali?
    (b) Have no fear of perfection - you'll never reach it. ---------- Salvador Dali

  • #773591
    The author is right. There is a saying as 'Vaayu vegam mano vegam' which means the mind and air blows faster than actual speed. We can think by mind about reaching a place but mentally we are reaching there by mind, similarly we can think to do a thing later but the later time comes soon before our expectation.
    The author though posted his posting six days before, I read it now only. But just today morning only I was telling my brother's daughter about my schooling days of 9th standard and I just astonished she is coming to ninth standard now. On reading the posting of the author I just gone back of happening this morning. Really it is true that the time flows very fast.

  • #773641
    Congratulations. It is so proud to have a daughter like yours :)

  • #773666
    There are occasions that cannot be expressed in words. However, we still try our best to put it in words and probably Partha Sir has done it again.

    Best wishes to both Papa and his little daughter.


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