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Coaching centres are always packed with students preparing for the UPSC exams. But have you ever heard of a story, where the protagonist made the impossible happen by just studying from a smart phone? Srinath worked as a porter for many years at Ernakulam Railway Station. He had no money to afford the books. Despite everything, he educated himself with the help of video lessons and became an IAS officer.

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.

Vasu Jain is a law graduate from Gujarat National Law University (GNLU). He could not secure a job during his university’s placement drive despite being one of the toppers of the college. Then, he got inspired from his mother and decided to prepare for the UPSC exam. In 2020, Vasu Jain appeared in the exam and passed with an incredible 67^th rank.

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.

Lucknow’s Ajay Kumar Gautam received his school education from government schools. He did his graduation from IIT Kanpur before deciding to appear for UPSC exams. In his first attempt, he acquired the post of IPS and in his second attempt, he became an IAS.

Satinder Kaur took loan for pursuing her MBA. She wished to devote all her time in the preparation of the UPSC exam, but the debt made her do a job in the private sector to pay off the loan. She tried her luck her at the exams but could not succeed the first three times. In UPSC 2020 exams, she turned her dreams into reality by clearing the exams with excellent marks.

Financial problems did not discourage Urvashi Sengar from becoming a civil servant. Her father had to sell their plot to pay her fees of the coaching centres. Her father’s patience and her hard work was paid off when she cleared the UPSC exams in her third attempt.

Anshika lost her parents as a kid. She was raised by her grandmother and uncle. For years, she nurtured the dream of becoming an IPS, but the path to her dream was full of obstacles. She failed in four attempts before finally clearing the UPSC examinations in her fifth attempt.

People end up losing all hope when they face failures, but Manoj did not let his life crumble away when he failed in class 12th. He had dreamt of achieving a huge milestone as a kid and that’s what he did. He studied hard and cleared his UPSC exams in his fourth attempt.

The event was held from October 14, 2022, to October 16, 2022 at the Gandhi Medical College Bhopal and Jahan Numa Palace Bhopal.

An IPS officer from Arunachal Pradesh is doing his bit to ensure those in need get oxygen 

India is planning to bring in an All India Judicial Service on the lines of IAS and IPS

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As many as 26 former IPS cops have written a letter to former Mumbai Police chief Julio Ribeiro, asking him as to why he has sided with elements like Umar Khalid 

Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who has remained unreachable for Indian law enforcement agencies giving some really bizarre yet dangerous pieces of advice to Muslims who would become IAS or IPS officers