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Visually impaired determined to crack civils in Karimnagar
Visual impairment does not stop him from achieving 10 GPA in SSC-2019.
Karimnagar: Visual impairment does not stop him from achieving 10 GPA in SSC-2019.
Lucky Mirani, a student of Parramita High School in Karimnagar, had passed SSC with 10 GPA. He had perfectly functional eyes when he was born but he was affected by a disease 'Retinal Dystrophy' when he was in second class and lost 80% of his eyesight. And after one or two months, he completely lost his eyesight.
His father Deepak Mirani is a government school teacher and his mother Muskaan Mirani is a fashion designer. Lucky learned mathematics from his father.
He wakes up at 4 am every day to study and his memory is so great that he still remembers the questions he wrote in board exams and the time he took to answer them.
Lucky is so optimistic that he says, "Even if I can't see the world, I will let the world see me". He is determined to crack Civil Service examination in future.
