Government Job  

Starting your UPSC journey might feel like an impossible task, especially for beginners with no experience. Here are some effective tips from experts to guide you through your road to excellence. 

Government exams like UPSC can be tough, but other options such as SSC-CGL, Bank PO, and CDS are available. Check out these high-paying government exams you can take after graduation.

Millions of Indians dream of making it in Indian cinema, but only a few succeed, as it demands intense hard work, sacrifices, and risks. Check out these actors who took the leap, leaving their government jobs for acting careers. 

In the last six months, Kalpana Birda, a resident of Rajasthan, has secured three government jobs. Her story of success is truly remarkable which stands as an inspiration for every young girl dreaming big.  

In 2017, Pathikrit Saha made the decision of resigning from his job to pursue a noble initiative. He became a food delivery boy and began providing food and education to young children from underprivileged backgrounds to brighten their futures.

After completing his studies in 2011, Utkrisht Pandey worked for his dream career in the CAPF. He appeared for the exams and was selected for the position of Assistance Commandment in 2011. He served in various states for over five years. However, later he realized that farming would give him more joy.

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Bajrang Punia is an Indian freestyle wrestler. After winning a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics, he was awarded a sum of Rs 30 lakh by the Government of India, Rs 2.5 crore by the Government of Haryana, and Rs 25 lakh by BCCI.

In the year 2017, Pathikrit Saha resigned from his government job to manage his responsibilities as a social worker well. Supported by people’s donations, he supplies notebooks and books to these children. He has helped over 2 dozen children to secure admission in reputable schools.

Dev Kumar Verma’s childhood was full of struggles and hardships. He gave tuition classes and worked as an LIC agent to support his higher studies. When he secured a government job, he decided to make a difference in the lives of children who were involved in coal picking, particularly in Dhanbad. Dev established his first Ekal School in Dhanbad and started giving free education. Currently, there are more than 50 Ekal Schools operating in various states.

Mokshada is a resident of Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh. She earned a degree in engineering from Galgotias University. She started preparing for the SSC CGL exams, however, under unfortunate circumstances, her father met with an accident. That year, she could not clear the exams successfully, but in 2019, Mokshada secured 211^th rank in SSC CGL.

Om Singh Chaitanya rejected five offers of government jobs and formed an NGO instead. She is the president of Chaitanya Welfare Foundation which provides poor people with food, shelter and education. So far, Om has helped over 20,000 people through her NGO.

Reshma Ranjan, inspired by her grandparents, turned her hobby into a medium of earning income. She runs a YouTube channel with over a million subscribers and teaches people to adopt healthy gardening practices to maintain a balance in their stressful lives. 

Harjinder Singh even at the age of 80 wakes up early in the morning with the noble purpose of helping people in need. He drives an auto ambulance and helps injured people reach hospitals to receive proper treatments. He has worked as a social worker for 45 years and never gets tired of doing the same thing every day.

Mahantesha Ramappa, hailing from Jamakhandi, Bagalkot district, Karnataka has secured as many as 14 government jobs