I am Fatema Nissa, a woman from a modest, humble and middle class Muslim conservative family. 

In my life, I have broken many a stereotype and come across as an unconventional person. Not because of who I am, but because why I am so?

I would like to say that I am God's special child. Despite of many a setbacks in life, I always try to turn adversity into my advantage.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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