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Here's the inspiring story of IAS officer Arpita Thube, who overcame multiple UPSC exam failures through unwavering dedication and strategic preparation.

Learn about the silent threat of soil erosion this World Soil Day. Discover its causes, the importance of healthy soil, and practical solutions to prevent further degradation. 

Anand Gautam, hailing from Jharkhand, secured the 33rd rank in the 2023 BPSC exam. His success is a testament to his mother's unwavering support, who ran a beauty parlour to fund his education after his father's passing. 

Mohanlal Jakhar, from Bhadkha village in Barmer, secured 53rd rank in UPSC, becoming an IAS officer and taking charge as Collector in his own district. 

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Chandan Kumar, a post office clerk with disabilities from Gaya, achieved 9th rank in BPSC. His 12 years of work, dedication, and family support led to his success.

Prasad, a postgraduate, chose farming over a government job. He cultivates 100+ native and high-yielding vegetable saplings, inspiring others with his dedication to agriculture.

The Rhodes Scholarship is a fully funded opportunity for international students to pursue postgraduate studies at the University of Oxford. It covers tuition, living expenses, and travel, while also providing networking and personal development resources.

Despite losing her father at a young age, Ilma Afroz persevered and secured an impressive 217th rank in the UPSC exam. 

Divya Mittal's inspiring journey from IIT, IIM, and a London job to cracking the UPSC and becoming an IAS officer.

Aashna Chaudhary from Uttar Pradesh achieved her dream of becoming an IPS officer by securing 116th rank in the UPSC exam. Despite failing twice, she persevered and succeeded on her third attempt. 

Government jobs are highly coveted in India due to their attractive salaries and benefits. Let's explore the top 10 highest-paying government positions in the country.

Surabhi Gautam, from a small village, overcame her lack of English fluency and limited resources to become an IAS officer. She worked at Tata's company and cracked the UPSC exam without coaching, setting an inspiring example.

UPSC topper Apala Mishra secured AIR 9 but chose IFS over IAS. Learn about her inspiring journey and the reason behind her decision.