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Renu Raj, a former surgeon from Kerala, pursued civil services and successfully secured the IAS position by achieving an impressive All India Rank of 2. Presently, she is posted in the charming hill station of Munnar, and she is recognized for her impactful actions against illegal constructions and land encroachments.

Laghima Tiwari, hailing from Alwar, Rajasthan, achieved the 19^th rank in the UPSC 2022 exams. She achieved this feat on her very first attempt without taking any coaching classes.

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Rituparna Neog is a trans woman, storyteller, educator, and gender rights activist dedicated to promoting education and eradicating gender discrimination. She has established two free libraries in her village and has conducted sessions on gender equality in over 40 universities.

Ummul Kher was born in a poor household in Rajasthan. Her family relocated to Delhi, and after the demise of her mother, she did not receive any support from her family. Despite the difficulties, Ummul successfully cleared NET JRF in 2013. In 2016, Ummul cleared the UPSC exams in her first attempt. She secured 420^th rank and became an IAS officer. 

Muskan Jindal, hailing from Solan, Himachal Pradesh, managed to clear the UPSC 2019 exams and achieved an impressive All India Rank of 87, securing the position of IFS officer. With her remarkable success, she brought immense pride to her hometown.

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.

Mayank Kundu secured the 55^th rank in the UPPSC 2020 after facing failure in UPSC. He was appointed as the District Youth Welfare Officer. Despite his full-time work, he remained committed to his studies and achieved the position of SDM by attaining the 15^th rank in the UPPSC 2023.

Siddharth Gupta faced disappointment in three attempts at the UPSC exams, but his determination remained unwavering. He cracked the UPPSC 2022 exams and became a Naib Tehsildar. Subsequently, he secured first rank in the UPPSC 2023, earning the position of SDM.

Deepak Singh, a constable in the Uttar Pradesh Police, achieved the position of Deputy Collector (SDM) through mobile-based learning. His approach involved meticulously reviewing the syllabus, analyzing previous year’s questions, and making concise notes of syllabus.

Anuradha Pal was born in a small village in Haridwar. She endured economic challenges and hardships in her childhood. In her second attempt in the year 2015, Anuradha Pal secured the 62^nd rank. Presently, she serves as the District Magistrate in Bageshwar.

Manohar Parrikar, an alumnus of IIT Bombay, was an engineering graduate. He served as the Chief Minister of Goa until his passing on 17 March 2019. Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party and the current CM of Delhi, studied mechanical engineering at IIT Kharagpur. He pursued civil services and became an IAS officer in 1993.

The late IAS officer and politician Shrikant Jichkar is recognized as India’s most educated person. He earned numerous degrees from international universities and was also elected as an MLA at the age of 26.

Priyanka Goel is an IAS officer from Delhi. Her journey to success is nothing short of a fairy tale. Priyanka Goel showed perseverance and determination in the face of challenges and achieved success in UPSC in her very last sixth attempt.

Ishita Kishore faced failure in UPSC exams twice but did not give up on her dreams. Ishita Kishore believes that it is crucial to stay disciplined in this journey. To ensure comprehensive study of all subjects, one must study regularly.