India, Aug. 1 -- Farah Chand (MA Persian), who bagged nine medals, attributed discipline and consistent effort to her success. "I made notes and studied from various books while also attending regular classes," she added. She said she also cleared the JRF exam. Farah said her father, who is a manager of a madrasa, is her inspiration. Kanchan Srivastava (LLB), who won the Chancellor's Bronze Medal, said her father runs a printing shop. "I also work as a customer relationship executive to support my family in Basti. For the last one-and-a-half years, I've balanced my job and studies. I never thought of medals. My father felt proud. This recognition means a lot," she added.Riya Gupta, (BA), who also won the Chancellor's Bronze Medal, said her father runs a shop and that she had to support her father. "I'm the first girl in my family to get educated. My parents never pressured me, only gave me opportunities. I want to become independent and support my father," she added.Anshita Verma (BFA textile designing), who too got the Chancellor's Bronze Medal, is a daughter of a farmer. "My parents always support me. I wanted to follow my passion for design. I cleared NIFT and NID exams but the fees were too high, so I chose LU. I used to travel from Barabanki by bus everyday; my seniors and faculty inspired me," she added....