Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Tribal Girl Breaks Barriers, Qualifies for Medical School
Champa, a girl from a tribal community, has done something amazing!
She's the first girl from her community to pass a big test called NEET, which is needed to study to become a doctor.
She is from a small village in India and is now going to medical school.
The Governor of Odisha, a high-ranking official, met her and gave her gifts to encourage her.
She wants to be a doctor to help people who need it most.
Her success is inspiring others to chase their dreams!
Champa Raspeda is the first girl from the Didyai community to qualify for NEET.
She will study for an MBBS course in a government medical college.
She is from Amlibeda village in Malkangiri district, Odisha.
The Governor of Odisha felicitated her for her achievement.
Champa aims to become a doctor and serve the poor and tribal people.
- Who
- Champa Raspeda, a Didyai tribal girl
- What
- Qualified for NEET and will pursue an MBBS course.
- When
- Article Date: information not available
- Where
- Amlibeda village, Malkangiri district, Odisha
- Why
- To become a doctor and serve the poor and tribal people.
- Person
- Champa Raspeda
- Achievement
- First Didyai community girl to pass NEET
- Medical School
- MBBS course in a government college
- Location
- Amlibeda village, Malkangiri district, Odisha
- Recognition
- Felicitated by the Governor of Odisha