Lodha woman secures 19th rank in India's toughest Company Secretary exam

Manisha Singh, daughter of late Hira Singh from Jirauli village in Akrabad tehsil of Lodha, has secured the 19th rank in the Company Secretary examination, one of India's toughest professional courses. The achievement comes as a moment of pride for her family and local community, who celebrated her success with floral garlands and felicitations.

Manisha lost her father in an accident two years ago, a tragedy that could have derailed her academic ambitions. However, her elder brother Brajraj Singh, who works in a management position at an industry in Tala Nagari, and her uncle Mahesh Pal Singh, a retired army personnel, stepped in to support her education and guide her through the rigorous preparation required for the Company Secretary course.

On Monday evening, as Manisha and her uncle Mahesh Pal Singh were returning to their village from Delhi, they were greeted at Chikawati village in the Lodha area by BJP workers and local community members. District Panchayat member Vinesh Devi along with her husband Jangjeet Singh Fauji, Lodha Mandal president Harkesh Sharma, Monty Thakur, Gajraj Sharma, Anuj Rana, Kuldeep Singh, Manoj Chaudhary and others welcomed the young achiever with flower garlands.

The Company Secretary course, conducted by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, is recognized as one of the most challenging professional qualifications in the country. Manisha's success despite personal adversity serves as an inspiration to young women in the region, demonstrating that determination and family support can overcome difficult circumstances. Her achievement highlights the importance of education and perseverance in building a successful career.