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IAS Ananya Singh UPSC Success Story: Ananya Singh secured 51st rank in the UPSC exam at the age of 22 in her first attempt. Learn about her success story and preparation strategy.

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. 

Sulochana Meena, from Rajasthan, achieved her dream of becoming an IAS officer at just 22 by clearing the UPSC exam in her first attempt.

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

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.

Here's the inspiring story of Gamini Singla, who rejected a JP Morgan job, dedicated herself to UPSC preparation, and achieved AIR 3 in her second attempt.

Priya Rani, from a small village in Bihar, fulfilled her dream of becoming an IAS officer by securing AIR 69 in the UPSC exam. She achieved this milestone with the support of her grandfather and her own hard work.

Ramesh Gholap, who once sold bangles with his mother, achieved his dream of becoming an IAS officer through hard work and determination. Battling poverty and hardships, he used education as his weapon and wrote a new story of success.

Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of the financial services platform Zerodha, has been named the youngest philanthropist in the EdelGive-Hurun India Philanthropy List 2024, with charitable contributions surpassing Rs.120 crore through the Rainmatter Foundation. Kamath, along with his brother Nithin Kamath, ranks 15th among India’s leading philanthropists, joining prominent names like Shiv Nadar, Mukesh Ambani, and Gautam Adani.

Tejaswini Ananth Kumar, the founder of Adamya Chetana, has taken her passion for sustainability to new heights with the ambitious goal of achieving zero-waste events through her initiative, the Ananth Plate Bank. Adamya Chetana, an NGO founded in memory of her late husband, Union Minister Ananth Kumar, has long been known for its green efforts. But with the launch of the Ananth Plate Bank, Tejaswini hopes to change how large-scale gatherings are held in India, one reusable plate at a time.

P Balamurugan's inspiring journey from selling newspapers to becoming an IFS officer is a testament to his resilience and hard work. Overcoming poverty and hardship, he cracked the UPSC exam, setting an example for millions.

From CRPF Assistant Commandant to IPS Officer, Tanu Shree's story is truly inspiring. Balancing marriage, a job, and UPSC preparation, she achieved success. Learn about her struggles and triumphs.

Ayodhya's Vidushi Singh secured 13th rank in UPSC on her first attempt without coaching, choosing IFS over IAS and IPS.

Hailing from a small village in Haryana, Divya Tanwar made history by becoming an IPS officer at the age of 21. She achieved her dream of becoming an IAS officer by clearing the UPSC exam in her next attempt.

R Thyagarajan, co-founder of the Shriram Group, lives a remarkably simple life despite his immense wealth. From humble beginnings, he built a financial empire while prioritizing employee well-being and social responsibility.