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Umesh Khandbahale, hailing from a small village in Maharashtra, overcame the odds, transforming his life from scoring just 21 marks in English during his class 12 to achieving his dream of becoming an IPS officer.

Find out which India state produces the highest number of IAS officers. Uttar Pradesh takes the lead, followed by Bihar. Other prominent states include Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh.

This Independence Day let’s learn about India’s first IAS and IPS officers, who cleared the civil services exams during the British rule.

Despite these setbacks, IPS officer Aditya Kumar remained determined and persistent, ultimately clearing the UPSC exam on his fourth attempt. In 2018, he achieved AIR 630 and is currently serving as an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Sangrur, Punjab.

Divya Mittal, an IAS officer from Rewari, has excelled in IIT, IIM, and UPSC, exemplifying focus and determination. She advises candidates to avoid distractions for success.

Yogesh Patil secured the 231^st rank in the UPSC exam on his very first attempt in 2018, earning a position in the Indian Police Service (IPS). However, his dream was to become an IAS officer. In the year 2019, he reappeared for the exam and secured an AIR 63.

Mudra Gairola's inspiring journey from aspiring doctor to accomplished civil servant embodies resilience, familial aspirations, and triumph in overcoming challenges to achieve her dreams.

Premsukh Delu's inspiring journey from a humble village boy to an IPS officer highlights his determination, hard work, and unwavering pursuit of success against adversity.
 

Retired IPS officer Anil Kumar Rai had little interest in his studies, but when his father showed him the right path to follow, he became determined to change his life.

Anshika Jain's journey from childhood adversity to achieving AIR-306 in UPSC 2022 showcases resilience, determination, and inspiring perseverance.

'12th Fail,' starring Vikrant Massey and directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra, earns acclaim, screening at Shanghai Film Festival closing night.

Despite facing setbacks in his first three attempts, Sreenath cracked UPSC in 2018 and achieved his dream of becoming an IAS officer.

IFS officer Himanshu Tyagi shared a story of two friends from IIT Delhi on social media who started their UPSC journey together. One cracked UPSC and became an IPS officer. And the other one started coaching for IIT-JEE.

IPS Anshika Verma cracked the UPSC CSE examination on her second attempt without any coaching. She credits her parents for their support, which has helped her achieve her dreams. 

The film is set to showcase the real life of Dr. Kiran Bedi, a strong woman who broke barriers and fought stereotypes and society's norms to achieve her goals.