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Having been educated in Urdu, first a doctor, then an excise officer, and now a DSP, Kokhan’s daughter Hina Qasim has set a new benchmark of success.
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Having been educated in Urdu, first a doctor, then an excise officer, and now a DSP, Kokhan’s daughter Hina Qasim has set a new benchmark of success.

Dabang Sahafat•26 August 2026 at 02:17 pm•16 views•1 min read

From Doctor to Excise Officer to D.S.P.: Kokan Daughter Hina Qasim Sets a New Example of Success

Dr. Hina Qasim Phool Pankir, hailing from the small village of Sai in Kokan, Maharashtra, has set a brilliant example of success through her hard work and perseverance.

After receiving her early education in Urdu medium, Hina Qasim completed her medical studies, then joined government service and served as an inspector in the Excise Department for about seven years. She has now succeeded in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission exam and has been selected for the prestigious post of Deputy Superintendent of Police/Assistant Commissioner of Police.

Her success is a shining example that receiving education in one's mother tongue is not a barrier to progress. Dr. Hina Qasim's journey is a message of hard work, self‑confidence, and dreaming big, especially for Muslim girls.
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