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Smriti Irani 'Grilled' by school for kids admission
By: Tupaki Desk | 24 Nov 2014 8:48 AM GMT
Many may ask why Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani will attend interview conducted by a school. She was a central minister and as per her stature she is not needed to attend interview.But she was a mother like other ladies and she also went under the scrutiny test conducted by corporate schools.
Going into details Smriti Irani had to appear in an interview to get her children admitted to a school in Delhi like any other parent. It was a common practice for schools to interview thie rparents before giving admission and Smruti also faced the ordeal.After getting cabinet ministry Smruthi shifted his family from Mumbai to Delhi and she faced hardships while getting the perfect school for her kids.
Speakinig about this Smruthi said "When I came from Mumbai to Delhi, the first one month, I tried to work out a balance between work and home. I have two young children, one is 11-year-old and the other is 13-year-old.I have to attend the interview in a school for admission of my kids and got grilled by teachers and principal," she said.
She of course did not mind the interview at the school and said that the process should not differ just because she was a minister.
Going into details Smriti Irani had to appear in an interview to get her children admitted to a school in Delhi like any other parent. It was a common practice for schools to interview thie rparents before giving admission and Smruti also faced the ordeal.After getting cabinet ministry Smruthi shifted his family from Mumbai to Delhi and she faced hardships while getting the perfect school for her kids.
Speakinig about this Smruthi said "When I came from Mumbai to Delhi, the first one month, I tried to work out a balance between work and home. I have two young children, one is 11-year-old and the other is 13-year-old.I have to attend the interview in a school for admission of my kids and got grilled by teachers and principal," she said.
She of course did not mind the interview at the school and said that the process should not differ just because she was a minister.
