Nayla's Misery : A Student of VNS ( Vicki ) , Dhaka , Bangladesh .

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Nayla’s Misery : A Student of VNS ( Vicki ) , Dhaka , Bangladesh .

 

Nayla’s Misery : A Student of VNS ( Vicki ) , Dhaka , Bangladesh .

 

Nayla Sharif is from a poor family. Her father was a farmer. So they had to live hand to mouth. Nayla’s dream was to be an ARMY officer. But poverty got her. As she passed class eight she was married of to a illiterate drunkard Mopiz Bepary. This was the starting of her sad life. So everyone used to say that Nayla’s misery .

Started the day she was married. Her husband was a greedy person and he used to abuse her verbally and physically . One day Nayla protests against of being abused physically, all of a sudden her husband died accidentally. However she managed to get around this situation.

Now Nayla vows to work with women, who are ill fated like her. She has 20 female members in her organization working for her. She herself trains the members and provides them with work. She designs fabrics, makes block print, brush paint and hand embroidered clothes, they say it saree. She also make three piece dresses for women and panjabi’s for men. She sells these products in her shop and supplies them outside. Now she has a new dream of helping the helpless . And she wants to become a famous designer .

After spending successful five years she married a salesman and now they have two kids. Nayla wants them to be ARMY officers .

MORAL : Don’t give up , always have faith in yourself that you can do something.

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