Prince Kumar of Godda became deputy collector, 60th rank in JPSC.

Godda: Thursday became a historic day for Bandenwar village in Godda district, when the village son Prince Kumar got 60th rank in the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) examination and was selected for the post of Deputy Collector. This success is not only a matter of pride for his family and village, but is also an achievement to proud the entire Godda Nagar. Prince Kumar is the son of Dinkar Mishra, a resident of Bandenwar and prominent businessman of Godda. Her father’s shop Radhika Printing Press is located on the Lahari Tola bypass, which is a prestigious name in the city. Dinkar Mishra and his entire family are not happy at this magnificent success of the son. The father said that the son proudly widen the chest.

Staying in Delhi
Prince’s early studies were done in Godda. He received education up to 10th from here and then went to Delhi to prepare for higher education and competitive examinations. While staying in Delhi, he studied with hard work, discipline and dedication, the result of which is in front of everyone today. There is an atmosphere of celebration in the entire village and city on this success. People, relatives and acquaintances nearby congratulated him and his family.

We are proud of Prince

Godda Chamber of Commerce also expressed happiness on the occasion and said that this achievement is an inspiration for the youth of the district. Pritam Gadia, a resident of ward number 6, said, “We are prince that Prince is from our neighborhood.” Their success is an inspiration for every youth that anything is possible with hard work and continuity.