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Kanpur News: Korona broke Soumya Bajpai’s dream of becoming a doctor, but she did not give up. With the help of his father, he made a career in agricultural science.
Dream of becoming a doctor is snatched
Soumya wanted to serve people by becoming a doctor since childhood. She was preparing for NEET till 2020 and was working hard in this direction, but then the Korona epidemic started in the country. Everything suddenly stopped. School-colleges were closed and coaching studies were also badly affected. Korona took his entire house in his shadow and reached all very serious conditions. Soumya says that when the situation worsened, she felt that now the dream of becoming a doctor could not be fulfilled.
When the situation worsened and Soumya was confused, her father Shashikant Bajpai (working in the Department of Education) encouraged her. He explained that not only is served by becoming a doctor in life, but there are many other paths from which the society can be helped. Meanwhile, he took admission in Community Science subject in CSA University. This subject was completely new and challenging for Soumya. There was more focus on research and had to work deeply.
Soumya has completed her agriculture studies with great dedication. Due to this, Governor Anandiben Patel has also honored him at the convocation and two gold medals have also been given to Chandrashekhar Azad Agricultural and Technology University.
Soumya says that in the beginning the subject was difficult, but she did not give up. He worked hard day and night and gradually interested in it also increased. During this, her mother Usha Bajpai also supported her at every step. Soumya says that Community Science is actually an upgrade version of homescience, in which the subjects related to food, nutrition and health are studied deeply. This is the reason that they adopted it seriously and the results are in front of everyone. Today she has become the inspiration of everyone as a topper student who won two gold medals.
Now agriculture wants to help as scientists
Saumya said in a conversation with Local 18 that even though her dream was to become a doctor, the real purpose behind that dream was to help people. Now she has decided that she will do the same thing as an agricultural scientist. She has started studying Masters in Food Science and wants to do such things by doing research in future that people get nutritious food and can be saved from problems like malnutrition. Soumya says that in today’s time, food technology prepared in the right food and scientific way is as important as doctor’s medicines.
