Dream  

Maniram Sharma is a resident of Alwar, Rajasthan. His father used to work as a labourer and his mother his visually challenged. Maniram also had a hearing disability. After completing his schooling, his father tried to secure a job for him at the BDO’s office, but he faced rejection. In UPSC 2009 exam, he cleared the exams the third time, and accomplished his dream of becoming an IAS officer.
 

Here is a list of six IAS officers, who successfully achieved their dreams with a Hindi medium background. Gaurav Singh is a resident of Rajasthan. He earned an electrical engineering degree from Bharti Vidyapeeth, Pune. In 2016, he secured 46^th rank in UPSC exams and became an IAS.

Sultanpur’s Jhanvi Verma was selected for the post of Assistant Prosecution Officer after clearing the UPPSC-APO examination. But she wished to become a judge and accomplished her dream by studying hard for it. She gives credit to her family and friends who were a constant source of encouragement for her. Jhanvi secured 5th rank in the UPPSC-J exam.
 

Pratapgarh’s Ranjana Singh maintains a positive mindset and does not let her illness come in the way of her dreams. She has not only overcome her own challenges but has also dedicated her life to helping other women gain independence in their lives. Through her organization, she has provided training to thousands of women. 
 

Aishwarya Sheoran won the title of ‘Miss Delhi’, and subsequently participated in Femina Miss India in 2016, and became one of the top 21 finalists. Aishwarya had dreamed of joining the civil services. With ten months of self-study, she appeared for the 2018 UPSC exams, and successfully cracked it in her first attempt.

Yuvraj Pawar is a mechanical engineer. During 2020 lockdown, Yuvraj utilized his free time and started making electric vintage cars. So far, he has sold 45-50 vintage cars in Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Goa, Kolkata and many other states. 
 

After retirement, Amarjeet determined to accomplish all his unfulfilled dreams of youth. He opened a film studio and theatre in the basement of his house. In July 2018, he started on his journey of travelling to London from Delhi by his car. In December 2018, Amarjeet returned to India after a successful road trip. 
 

Sandeep completed his post-graduation from IIT Kharagpur and began with his UPSC preparation in his final year. He made it to the interview round in his first attempt, attained the position of IPS in his second attempt and finally, he secured an incredible 24^th rank and accomplished his dream of becoming an IAS officer in the year 2022.

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Rajasthan’s Neha cracked JEE exams after grade 12 and graduated from IIT Kanpur. After that, she appeared for the UPSC exams but could not even clear the preliminary round. Neha distanced herself from social media and changed her learning strategies. Her dedication and commitment helped her achieve her dream. She became an IAS officer in 2021 batch by securing 260^th rank in 2020 UPSC exams.

Amitabh Soni worked in a London-based company after earning a degree in International Business for several years. He could not derive satisfaction from his work and wished to return to India. He finally quit his job in 2014 and came back to India to work on his dream mission. Today, he provides free education to the tribal children of Kekadiya village in Bhopal.

In 1987, Dharmveer Kamboj came to Delhi in search of work. He worked as an auto rickshaw driver but struggled to improve his financial conditions. After five years, he returned to his village and started making his own agricultural machines. Today, his machines are exported to 15-20 countries.

Here is an inspiring story of Ashish Kumar Verma, who despite failing in the UPSC exams six times, did not give up and continued working on his dreams. In 2020, he qualified for UPSC IFS and secured 38^th rank in his seventh attempt. Presently, he is working as an SDM.

Kalyan Singh’s father Jawaharlal Maurya is a driver. He has worked hard for years to provide his children with the best education. Kalyan’s parents’ dreams came true when he secured an impressive 40^th rank in UPPSC-J exam.

Success comes to those who work for it. Vikas Senthiya achieved his dream of becoming an IAS in UPSC 2022 exams. This was his second attempt; in his first try he had received a position in IRPFS cadre.