Ips Officers  

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

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. 

IPS officer Sanjukta Parashar cleared the UPSC exams in 2006. She was appointed as the Assistance Commandant of Makum in 2008. Her first task was to manage the conflict between Bodo militants and illegal Bangladeshi terrorists.

After clearing the UPSC exams, IAS, IFS, and IPS officers undergo intensive training. The foundational training is provided at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand.

A village in Uttar Pradesh holds a special distinction of boasting the highest number of IAS and IPS officers in the country. Madhopatti village has 75 families and it has made a significant contribution by producing 47 IAS and IPS officers.

A village in Uttar Pradesh holds a special distinction of boasting the highest number of IAS and IPS officers in the country. Madhopatti village has 75 houses. It has made a significant contribution by producing 47 IAS and IPS officers.

Tens of lakhs of students aspire to become IAS and IPS officers and dream of cracking the UPSC exams with flying colours. Former IPS officer Rajesh Pandey shares a few tips in this article addressing topics like how an aspirant must prepare for clearing the exams.

Simala Prasad is an IPS officer from Madhya Pradesh. Through sheer hard work and self-study, she cleared the examination in her first attempt.

Manoj Sharma faced financial constraints growing up and struggled to pay his school fees. After initially failing in class 12, he managed to complete his graduation, and then got inspired to pursue UPSC exams. After three failed attempts, he finally cracked the UPSC exam by securing 121^st rank in his fourth and final attempt.

Savita Pradhan was born in Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh. She was the first girl from her village to complete class 10 studies. Savita was married off at the young age of 16. At 21, she moved out of her husband’s house with her sons and started a new life. She cleared the MPPSC exams in her first attempt and became a PCS officer.

A few IAS and IPS officers living in Bengaluru have been alleged of not paying their property taxes. It is the Public Works Department (PWD) that has to deduct the taxes from the salaries and deposit them in the BBMP’s account

The Election Commission officers had earlier issued transfer orders to three IPS officers where the YRS Congress leaders reportedly stated that these officers were working in favour of the ruling TDP in Andhra Pradesh

On Tuesday, the Election Commission got three IPS officers transferred from Andhra Pradesh after YSRCP leaders alleged that they were working to favour the ruling Telugu Desam Party