Indore: Tanishka, a resident of Indore, a city in Madhya Pradesh, had passed her class X examination at the age of only 11 years. After that, completed 12th in 12 years. Now Tanishka has the opportunity to meet PM Narendra Modi. Tanishka reads the book blindfolded and also solves the Rubik's Cube. When Indore MP Shankar Lalwani came to know about this talent of Tanishka, he tried to get her to meet PM Narendra Modi. Tanishka met PM Narendra Modi in Delhi.
Tanishka Sujit said that after completing her graduation in psychology, she will study law in the US. Tanishka said that my dream is to become the Chief Justice. The PM had given the invitation, and after that, the meeting took place. Admission was done in the Psychology School of Social Science in the 10th year of 11 years and in the 12th and 13th years. Now it is going to be completed at the age of 15 years. Tanishka said that until the 5th standard, she studied in a simple way. After that, the family members felt that the daughter could do something different, so in the 5th grade, the 8th and 10th grade courses were done. After that, permission was obtained from the governor for the 10th examination, and I got success in the examination. Tanishka of Indore is very talented and promising. Tanishka lost her father during the Corona period.
Tanishka told that it was my childhood dream to grow up and become the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. A lot of hard work has been done for this. It was a dream to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. PM also discussed many issues for about 15 minutes due to his meeting with Tanishka. The PM also asked questions and provided answers. Regarding Tanishka's dream, the PM said that you can visit the Supreme Court and see your chair. Tanishka has also achieved the title of coder, organised in India's biggest technology platform, and she has also been selected as one of 101 Young Achievers from Madhya Pradesh, about which the PM also expressed happiness.
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