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15-yr-old Sikh girl from Baghat makes Kashmir proud, wins Rs 25 lakh in famous KBC show

K H News Service by K H News Service
December 19, 2020
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Srinagar : A 15-year-old girl from Baghat area of Srinagar has made entire Kashmir proud by winning Rs 25 lakhs in the famous ‘Koun Banega Crorepati’ (KBC) show, being hosted by the bollywood star, Amitabh Bachan.
Priya Kour, who is Class 10th student at Simin Rose Garden Montessori School, Baghat had never dreamt of appearing in the KBC to take part in the quiz.
However, an online application, Vedantu, opened the way for Kour to appear in the show. She said in October this year, she took part in the quiz following which GK rounds and other quiz took place, adding that in the end of November month, she got a call from Mumbai where she appeared in the show from December 05-December 07.
“I am more than happy now as I have done something that has made my parents proud,” she said with a joyous smile, adding that she wants to become an IAS officer, saying that she wants to serve people in the society and do something for the education system.
She said that she has been receiving congratulatory messages from every single student of his class as well as the teachers and the head of the school where she is studying. “It is really a proud movement when your teachers are calling you and congratulating you for doing something beyond the imaginations,” she said.
Kour, when asked about the amount she won in the show, was in a hurry to reply that 10 per cent of the amount will be donated to a trust namely ‘Pingalwara Charitable trust’. She said as she is 15 at present, thus she has to wait for turning 18 following which the amount will be provided to her. “I have to wait for three years from now onwards to receive the amount. We are going to donate 10 per cent of the amount to Pingalwara Charitable trust, which probably has a branch in J&K as well while my father will decide what to do with rest 90 per cent of the amount.”
“Everybody has financial instability at their homes, I always wanted to help my parents and thus God has helped me to assist my family,” she said.
Kour has a younger sister, who is studying in Class 8th at present while her father is a transporter and her mother a former teacher and now a homemaker. She said none of the questions were asked from what she had prepared for the quiz, but she had learnt the answers of the questions from the different sources especially her school, which has helped her to answer a good chunk of questions in the quiz.
Ravinder Singh, her father said that it is not for the first time that she has made the parents proud, but earlier she has emerged victorious in one of shows namely ‘Koun Banega Gursikh Pyara’ two years back in which 80,000 students from across India participated from their community. “She bagged first position in the event then and was awarded Alto K10 at that time. She is very efficient and the family is very proud of her,” Singh said

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