India, Nov. 9 -- When life gives you tough times, you need to become tougher. The journey of Pratiksha Tondwalkar, who went from working as a part-time sweeper at the State Bank of India (SBI) to becoming an Assistant General Manager (AGM) at the same bank, is one such example.

Pratiksha was widowed at the age of 20 and left with the responsibility of raising her young son. Tondwalkar faced several financial and personal challenges before building a successful career in banking.

Born in Pune in 1964, Pratiksha had a childhood marked by financial difficulties. Married at the age of 16-17, Pratiksha had to end her formal education after Class 7.

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