The college in which she took admission through struggles, now Muskaan has become an assistant professor in the same college.

Assistant Professor Muskan NegiBlindness can prevent one from seeing the colors of the world, but not from dreaming, even the absence of light in the eyes could not dampen the spirits of Smile. Muskaan’s commitment, dedication and hard work has once again created history. The Government Girls College in which Muskaan took admission through struggles, today she has become an assistant professor in the same college. For Muskaan, the college in which studying was once like a dream, now the visually impaired Muskaan will work to add color to the lives of the children of the same college. Muskaan took charge as Assistant Professor of Music in Government Girls College. During this, the President of Umang Foundation, who gave direction to Muskaan’s life, Prof. Ajay Srivastava and RKMV Principal Dr. Ruchi Ramesh were also present.

Blindness could not dampen spirits

Muskaan was born to farmers Jaichand and Ambika Devi of Sandasali in Chirgaon, a remote area of ​​district Shimla, who was visually impaired since childhood. But his spirits were always high. The support of parents and family never allowed Muskaan to feel that he is blind and a burden on his family. It may have been a challenge for Muskan to fit into the society, but Muskan never gave up. After doing her early studies in Kullu, Muskan studied at Portmore School in Shimla. In the year 2012, Muskaan passed the examination at Shimla’s Portmore School with excellent marks. After this, in the year 2013, she became one of the first five blind girl students to get admission in the college in the history of audience with the Government Girls College. Everyone used to think that how will a blind girl get education? How would she fit in with other kids, but Muskaan proved everyone wrong. Muskaan not only devoted her mind to studies with full dedication but also made her name shine at the international level along with the country.