International Player Sells Tea and Jobless in India !?
After winning a medal for his country in an international competition, crippled archer sandeep Gavai worked for the government for eight to ten years looking for work.
However, sandeep eventually became dissatisfied because he was unable to find work. The sports world is outraged and surprised by the government's failure to recognise an award-winning international player who has made the state and country famous.
He took bronze in the 2012 tournament in Bangkok. Sandeep's performance was recognised by the state government, who bestowed upon him the prestigious Eklavya Award. In 2012, as an international medalist, he formally applied for a government job with the state government.
However, his application has still not been considered by the government after ten years. As a result, Nilaja began tying fetes at wedding ceremonies to supplement his income.
Nilaja was forced to throw a cup of tea on the sidewalk due to financial difficulties and a lack of other sources of income. He recently opened a small shop in the new Subhedar area with a little help from bc and borrowing from friends and family.
Even if you sell tea and pooja all day, you'll only make about 100 to 200 rupees. In times of inflation, sandeep stated that it was difficult to run a household on such a low income. He believes that if he gets a government job, his worries will go away for good.
People with disabilities can work for the government for up to 45 years. As a result, he demanded that the government consider my application sympathetically even before the age difference was reversed.
However, sandeep eventually became dissatisfied because he was unable to find work. The sports world is outraged and surprised by the government's failure to recognise an award-winning international player who has made the state and country famous.
He took bronze in the 2012 tournament in Bangkok. Sandeep's performance was recognised by the state government, who bestowed upon him the prestigious Eklavya Award. In 2012, as an international medalist, he formally applied for a government job with the state government.
However, his application has still not been considered by the government after ten years. As a result, Nilaja began tying fetes at wedding ceremonies to supplement his income.
Nilaja was forced to throw a cup of tea on the sidewalk due to financial difficulties and a lack of other sources of income. He recently opened a small shop in the new Subhedar area with a little help from bc and borrowing from friends and family.
Even if you sell tea and pooja all day, you'll only make about 100 to 200 rupees. In times of inflation, sandeep stated that it was difficult to run a household on such a low income. He believes that if he gets a government job, his worries will go away for good.
People with disabilities can work for the government for up to 45 years. As a result, he demanded that the government consider my application sympathetically even before the age difference was reversed.