A determined and passionate teacher, Manish Tripathi is working hard to make his mark as a devoted teacher.

Manish Tripathi has been working as a Social Science teacher at Alok Senior Secondary School in Rajsamand since 2005.

Manish says he belonged to a simple family in Kankroli. So from a very young age, he started earning for his family. Manish repents that if he would have done well during his school days then he would have been earning in a better way.

Sharing his childhood memories, Manish says that once his teacher told him that he cannot do anything in his life because of some of his mistakes. It was then that he decided that one day he would become a teacher. After completing his graduation, he joined Vidya Niketan School at Badgaon in Udaipur in 1999. Since then he has been in the teaching field. He loves to teach English and Social studies, says Manish.

Talking about struggles in his life, Manish says that the year 2008 was a crucial period for his family. He decided to purchase a plot and make his own house. He had very little money but his friends helped him to buy a plot in Kankroli. He built his own house which was a dream for him. He thanks God and his friends for this achievement.

Continuing to share his struggles, Manish says that in 2019 his whole family was infected by Corona. Manish lost all hope. But they all survived. He thanks the almighty for giving them a new life.

When asked about role models in his life, Manish says that he considers his parents, friends, his school principal and his staff from whom he learned a lot as his role models.

In his spare time, Manish likes to listen to music, watch TV and spend time with his family and friends.

If a Time Machine is given to him, Manish would like to go back in time and reappear for his exam for a government job. He would also like to solve the problems of his friends to fulfill their ambitions.

Manish feels that if you have decided on any goal but need to follow it with discipline and dedication, you cannot achieve it.

Advising the youth, Manish says that they should learn from their elders and their experiences so that they can move ahead easily.