Indian genius girl: the first grade will do the seventh grade question, dreaming that he and other girls can go to school

【Source: Nine Pai News】

You can call her "prodigy" or "genius" as you want. She is known as a "genius girl" in her hometown.

According to Indian media reports, the reason why it is called "Genius Girl" is that although Derishi is only a first -year student, he has already started to study the sixth and seventh grades of mathematics and English courses. Not only that, she also taught girls who are older than her in the village.

In addition, Delishi also set a record of India, occupying a place in the Indian Records, and the country and the capital of the capital were corresponding to the national flag in 2 minutes and 56 seconds in just 2 minutes and 56 seconds.

Regarding how to discover the extraordinary talent of Derizti, Delishi's father Ashvini Kumar Mishla said in an interview: "She is always more keen than other children in the class. When someone is teaching, She always asked a lot of questions. But for the first time we realized that she was a prodigy when she was in kindergarten. At that time, she had begun to solve mathematical problems in third and fourth grades. "

Despite the extraordinary talent of Derrichti, there are still many problems and challenges. Delishi's father recalled the social gender pressure he encountered after Delishi's birth. Because the village does not encourage girls to receive education, Derrishi has encountered huge difficulties in admission. His father asked a tutor who could understand her teaching requirements and teach at her speed, but was often ridiculed.

It is understood that for this reason, Derrishi began to teach girls in the village to study. Even if she was still a child, she was already the advocate of women's education and women's empowerment.

When asked what he wanted to do after growing up, Derrishi's father said Drishi wanted to be an IAS (Indian administrative department) official. "She dreams of changing the world. She wants to do good deeds for the society, and she also wants girls who cannot go to school like her to get the opportunity to educate education."

Jiupai News Intern reporter Cen Yuxin

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