Naina Jaiswal | Braves by their Broken Hearts! | (Motivation)


A precious diamond made by a dedicated father!
Naina Jaiswal
  • Naina Jaiswal is a whizkid. She is the table tennis champion from Hyderabad is pursuing her PhD programme, plays the piano, can cook biryani and motivate youth with her talks, has been the brand ambassador for the Election Commission of India and can do a lot of extra-ordinary things at a young age of 19, it is all because of her father.

  • When his daughter was born in the year 2000, friends and relatives reminded Ashwani Kumar Jaiswal and his wife Bhagyalakshmi that it was time for them to start collecting gold jewelry in preparation of her marriage.
  • But Kumar pooh poohed the suggestion, telling them that he would not invest in jewelry for her but turn his daughter into a golden girl, which he did through sheer hard work, perseverance and determination.
  • So, the daughter became the youngest in India to clear the class 10 exam when she was just eight years and two months.
  • When the State SSC Board refused to let her take its examination saying that she was too young for it, Naina sat for the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) examination, conducted by the University of Cambridge (CIE board), and came out with flying colours.
  • In 2010, she cleared her Intermediate from the Andhra Pradesh State board at the age of 10 and in 2014 completed her BA in Mass Communication from Osmania University at the age of 13, becoming the youngest journalism graduate in India.
  • Then she went on to do her MA in political science, picking up the degree at the age of 15 and subsequently enrolling for PhD at 16. Now Jaiswal is pursuing the research programme in Adikavi Nannaya University in Rajahmundry.
Naina Jaiswal's Inspirational speech

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