THATHA; Malala Yousafzai, 23 has turned a big dream for youngesters across the globe. She is God gifted combination of courage, unmatched fighter who fights till win and a nice soul who love to fight for those who are trapped in social taboos. Malala Yousafzai was studying in a small school of Swat, a Pakistan’s district blessed with unparalell natural beauty.
She was not a common student from her childhood as this tiny rose like girl was struggling to help other girls to provide them an opportunity to join school and change their future from a common illitrate girls to educated one. She had debate with her school teacher father as to how to persuade parents of girls to send their daughters to school for education. Being a northern area of Pakistan, the hardliner parents in Swat dislike to send their daughters to school for education.
The passion and struggle to do something worthy for other fellow girls brought Malala in front of Taliban in Swat in one afternoon when she was going back home from school in a van with other two other classmates. The deadly rather beastly Taliban shot and injured her seriously. She was flown to Islamabad and then to United Kingdom as her life at risk due to injuries.
Malala Yousafzai did not give up even when Taliban had almost taken her life. She stood up again when recovered after a series of operations in UK.
Malala soon after recovery gave a message to Taliban and like mindset that she is back again to carry her message of helping girls to get educated. This time she was not struggling for girls of Swat Pakistan, but girls across the globe. Her message to Taliban was You can not win over her by firing at her and she proved it with her valuable work for education for girls . Malala who has turned into a hope for underpriledged girls is now an international celeberty. For her this contribution to an important segment of the society,
Malalashe has now appeared on coverpage of Vogue magazine. Malala thanked management of Vogue magazine magazine for honouring with covering her story on the frontpage. Malala Yousafzai deserved it rather much, much more than this.
