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Feet Write Lessons: Teacher's Inspiring Journey
15 Sep
Summary
- He learned to write with his feet at age three, inspired by a magazine.
- He achieved a third rank in the DSC exam based on merit.
- He aims to clear the UPSC examination within five years.
Jami Simhachalam Naidu, 26, is an inspiring government school teacher who overcame significant physical challenges. Born with disabilities in both hands and one leg, he learned to hold pens and chalk between his toes from a young age. This unique ability allowed him to complete his education, including writing all his exams with his feet.
Inspired by an article his uncle read when Naidu was three, he practiced diligently, mastering writing by age five. He pursued intermediate studies, graduation, and a B.Ed., never relying on a writer. Naidu's determination was evident when he prepared for the DSC examination through online resources and mentors, aiming for merit-based selection.
After six years of dedicated preparation, Naidu secured the third rank at the district level in the DSC examination, proving his capabilities in the open category. Colleagues and students alike are impressed by his teaching methods and resilience. His father continues to provide daily support.
Naidu's ambition extends beyond his current teaching role; he is actively preparing for the UPSC examination, aiming to clear it within the next five years. His life's journey underscores the message that disabilities do not prevent individuals from achieving their goals.
