‘I Have to Do It for My Parents’: NEET PG Aspirant Writes Exam in Tears as Parents Remain Missing After Nepal Floods
Tanvi sat through the three-hour NEET PG exam while spending about half of it crying, as she sought news of her parents after the Nepal floods.
- Tanvi sat for her NEET PG exam while her parents, Anagha and Venkatram Annamdevara, remained missing after Nepal floods trapped their 67-member Kailash Yatra group.
- The Kailash Yatra group travelling with Richa Tours was caught in Nepal floods, prompting Tanvi to contact the Indian Embassy, Ministry of External Affairs, and officials in Nepal and China.
- Struggling to focus during the 3-hour test, Tanvi spent one and a half hours crying while viewing her admit card photo taken by her father. "And that photo was taken by my dad. And that made it, that made NEET so much more difficult," she said.
- Honoring her father's wishes, Tanvi sat through the entire exam despite her distress, driven by duty to her parents. She expressed hope for their reunion, saying "Because they have to, they have to feed; my mom has to feed me dahi chini again."
- Despite ongoing uncertainty, Tanvi maintains hope the group will be located soon. "They have to be found and all of them are for sure going to come back to us soon," she said.
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Meet Tanvi: NEET-PG aspirant takes exam in tears as parents remain missing after Nepal floods: ‘I have to do it for them’
During the NEET-PG exam, one aspirant faced an emotional struggle as she grappled with her parents' disappearance following tragic floods in Nepal. Her parents were with a group on the Kailash Yatra when disaster struck. With tears streaming down her face, she struggled to concentrate, especially when a photo of her father appeared on her exam screen.
Girl Takes NEET PG Exam In Tears As Parents Remain Missing After Nepal Floods, 'They Have To Come'
Nepal's floods have left everyone in utter shock at how one mishap can shake the entire world. While over 900 deaths have been reported, many families still remain hopeful about the possibility of finding their loved ones. Amid that, the story of a NEET PG aspirant named Tanvi has left everyone heartbroken and equally inspired.
'Mom has to feed me dahi chini again': NEET PG aspirant takes exam as parents remain missing after Nepal flood
Tanvi took her NEET PG exam on August 30 while her parents remained missing after travelling with a 67-member Kailash Yatra group caught in Nepal floods. In an emotional video, she spoke about her parents and why she continued with the exam.
The death toll in Nepal is rising daily. But many stories are emerging from different places. Tanvi shared one such incident. Despite her parents' disappearance during the Kailash Yatra, she took the NEET PG 2026 exam. However, she cried for 1.5 hours during the three-hour exam.
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