#Ira Singhal

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On the prime time of Walk the Talk India, we spoke to the Civil Services Examination topper of UPSC, who is today an officer of the Indian Administrative Service. She sets an example that a strong will can help anyone achieve what they dream of. Find out on the secret to her success. She says her parents have also supported her a lot. In this show, Ira Singhal also spoke about her hobbies and her parent's reaction after she become an Officer. She is a famous motivational speaker and youth icon. In this show, she gives an advice on how aspirants can become an IAS topper. And to know more new interesting things, keep watching Walk the Talk India. And please Like, Subscribe & Share this Video with your Friends. :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vDyMbCdZg4&t=584s* Thanks to all our Viewer,

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Arushi Nishank hosts India Chapter of IWES- 2019

Arushi Nishank hosts India Chapter of IWES- 2019

New Delhi:Arushi Nishank, Chairperson, International Women Empowerment Summit & Awards hosted India Chapter of IWES- 2019 At Ashoka Hotel, New Delhi. The Programme was being organized in collaboration with Ministry of Women and Child Development, Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation, United Nations (UNICEF) and “ Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Campaign” a flagship programme of our Hon’ble Prime…

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How To Choose Right Optional Subject For IAS Exam?

After taking the decision that you will attempt for the civil services Exam the very next question comes in your mind is which optional you will choose? Which is the best optional ? Why choosing a right option is crucial ? Optional papers (Paper VI and Paper VII) of the Mains Examination carry 500 marks together which is almost 25% of the total marks (2025) of the written and personality tests put together. So, with so much weightage, the options can be a deal maker or a deal-breaker. -If you’d have analysed the General Studies marks of a particular year’s topper and the person who’d scored the 100th rank, the range of their marks will not be at much variance. Toppers become toppers through their Optional subject and the Essay paper. Best UPSC Coaching in Indore is helping you here to choose right option subject for your IAS exam. How to choose a right optional? First go through the list of all the Optional Subjects. Read the names of the subjects again and again and try to have an idea about them. -You try to scan and select an optional subject which you have studied thoroughly during your Graduation ,PG Level . - You should select an optional subject which in which you are highly comfortable and in this you have in-depth interest . - The level of comfort depends on multiple factors like the – familiarity of the subject, availability of books and other study materials, availability of faculty, the scope of peer discussion, the level of difficulty as per the syllabus and previous question papers etc. - You also keep an eye on optional subject which in recent years have a high success rate . You should select an optional subject which has a good overlap with GS. In this case if you study the optional it means you study the GS. - Make a short list of 4-5 subjects that you think you have interest in. - During the process also go through the syllabus of short listed optional and previous 5 years papers . - Find out the availability of materials and guidance in the form of upsc coaching matters a lot. For some subjects it is difficult to get standard books, for some coaching may not be available. - So when you select the optional subject, Be Clear & Go Through the Syllabus. Have UPSC Toppers of various years belonged to the same subject? Analysing previous year records, it can be seen that the optional subject chosen by UPSC toppers were all different. In 2013, All India Rank 1, Gaurav Agrawal opted for Economics. In 2014, the topper Ira Singhal chose Geography as her optional subject. In 2015, Political Science was the optional subject of Tina Dabi, the topper then. In 2016, Nandini KR secured top rank with Kannada Literature as her optional subject. In 2017, Anthropology was the optional subject of Anudeep Durishetty. In 2018, Kanishak Kataria secured the top position opting for Mathematics as his optional subject. In 2019 ,Topper Pradeep sing opting for public administration as an optional subject. Should I take an Optional which overlaps with G. S. syllabus? Selecting an overlapping optional with General Studies is a good strategy, as the time required to study an optional subject is equal to time spent for GS . However, is subjected to discussions as above. Take the case of Rachit Raj, UPSC 2013 Rank 3, who scored exceptionally well with Zoology optional. There are also many who made it to the top with optional subjects like Medical Science or Law. None of these overlaps with GS syllabus as subjects like History or Geography do. What are the Do not’s while choosing an optional? -Don’t take an overlapping optional if you are weak in it, there is every chance that it can turn counterproductive. -Don’t take an optional subject which requires extensive preparation, if the time left before you is limited (say less than 4 months) -DO not take an option whose success rate is currently struggling. What are the most popular optional subjects- The number of candidates selecting optional for IAS mains do vary from year to year, the below table gives an average general approximate

estimate. Optional Subject The approximate number of candidates selecting each Optional Subject in IAS Mains Geography : Approximately 3000 History : Around 1500 Public Administration : Approximately 1500 Sociology : Around 1500 Philosophy + Psychology + Political Science + Economics+ Anthropology : <3000 All other science/art subjects (in total) : <1000 All literature subjects (in total) : <1000 Total- Around 12,000-15000 What are the optional subjects with Good success rates? Table showing the success rates for the optional subjects (in percentage) from 2010 through 2015: Click here to see the table of option subject and it’s ration in IAS exam. Thus decision of selecting the optional is a personal choice of each aspirant according to his/her strengths and weakness his likings and disliking. We have suggested you the tools to select the right optional for you .We advise you to decide optional using these tools and your strengths and weaknesses. All The Best ! From Sharma Academy Best ias Coaching in Indore.

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IAS Ira Singhal | विकलांगता से IAS तक की कहानी | Inspiring Story of UPSC  Topper | Prabhat exam

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Women Empowerment Summit with IAS Ms. Ira Singhal

Ms. Ira Singhal, acclaimed Indian Administrative Service (IAS) Officer, Brand Ambassador of the Department of Disability, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Ministry of Women & Child Development, and the NITI Aayog, ennobled Vertos at Lovely Professional University with her alluring charisma on 19th of April, 2021 through an online Women Empowerment Conclave organized by the Society of Management Learning.

In her first year in the office, she redeemed over 300 minors from bonded labor and reunited them with their families. She had been credited as the first person in Delhi to offer a full-time government job to a transgender individual.

These kind of summit from LPU is what keeps students boosted and motivated 💯

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Mrs. Ira Singhal IAS, has been given additional charge of DC(Karol Bagh Zone) and Director(Education) Government of Delhi.

Mrs. Ira Singhal IAS officer AGMUT 2015 batch, she is presently posted as DC NDMC, Government of Delhi has been given additional charge of DC(Karol Bagh Zone) and Director(Education) Government of Delhi. Read the full article

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IAS Ira Singhal Biography: Where is Ira Singhal Posted Now?

The 2014 AIR 1, Ira Singhal was renowned when she got her outcomes. The justification this was that she had a 62% inability. Despite the fact that she had an inability she at this point figured out how to get the main position in all over India. This doubtlessly was and still is an incredible accomplishment. 

This article fills in as Ira Singhal's life story and will address significant inquiries like where is Ira Singhal posted at this point? Did Ira Singhal give test in the overall classification? Did Ira Singhal use reservation? 

Ira Singhal Profile 

Ira Singhal was brought into the world on the 31st of August in 1983 and is at present 37 years. She hails from Meerut. She has a B.Tech degree from Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology and a MBA from FMS, Delhi. 

Her dad is a designer as well and her mom is a protection counselor. She did her tutoring from Sophia Girls School, Loreto Convent School, and Army state funded school. 

Ira has a handicap. She has scoliosis which is a spine-related confusion. This left her unfit to utilize her arms appropriately. She experiences difficulty with the development of her arms yet not totally. 

She had composed the test multiple times. The initial multiple times she had gotten a situation in IRS though the fourth time she figured out how to get a situation in the IAS. 

Legal dispute 

Ira had figured out how to get a posting into IRS in 2012 yet was denied the situation because of her handicap. 

She had a 62% locomotor inability. She then, at that point proceeded to record a case at the Central Administration Tribunal (CAT) and proceeded to win the case. She was permitted to hold a posting as an IRS official after the case. Before long she composed the UPSC test again and figured out how to get the main position! 

You may ponder, did Ira Singhal use reservation? We should see whether she did or not

Read the whole article here - https://upscpathshala.com/content/ias-ira-singhal-biography-posted/

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NUJS Alumni – Statement in Solidarity

We, the undersigned, are alumni from the National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. As Indian citizens and members of the legal fraternity, we feel compelled to put forth this statement in opposition of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the atrocities that have been perpetrated post its enactment.

The CAA has been enacted with the stated intent of removing hurdles in granting citizenship to persecuted Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, Jains, Buddhists and Parsis, who have arrived from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh prior to 31st December, 2014. However, the impact of the CAA alongside the proposed nationwide National Citizens Register (NRC), will, in all likelihood, lead to the persecution of several segments of the population, most notably the Muslim community which has been excluded from the CAA. The potential impact of the NRC on many other communities who may struggle with documentation cannot be overstated.

The collective impact of the CAA and NRC threatens the very fabric of India.

It runs afoul of our constitutional principles, our obligations under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the cornerstone of international refugee law– the principle of non-refoulment. We view the CAA and its implementation with a strong sense of foreboding–one that may polarise our beloved nation beyond repair.

We also stand in solidarity with student communities and citizens across the country, who are peacefully voicing their opposition against CAA. We do not condone violence in protests, but we strongly condemn the brutality and disproportionate force used by law enforcement authorities in various parts of the country, including Uttar Pradesh and Delhi to muzzle dissent, particularly in educational institutions. We demand that those responsible for such atrocities be held accountable under law.

We appeal to the Government of India to respect the fundamental right to peaceful protest and allow the free exercise of this right across the country.

NB: This represents the views of the signatories below. We understand that there may be dissent among certain members of the alumni – however, we categorically dissociate ourselves from any views supporting CAA and state violence.

Total no. of signatories as of 10:17 to 21:14:13 on 17.12.2019 – 402 

  Name

Batch

1.

Satchit Bhogle

2016

2.

Ulka Bhattacharyya

2016

3.

Mansi Binjrajka

2018

4.

Rishabhdev Jain

2015

5.

Alphonsa Jojan

2008-2013

6.

R Ranjan

2010

7.

Pranav Mittal

2011

8.

Ira Chadha-Sridhar

2019

9.

Sushruti

  10.

Durga Priya Manda

2015

11.

Akshit Goyal

2017

12.

Abhijnan Jha

2013

13.

Neeti Bhatt

2016

14.

Vaneesha

2011

15.

Akhileshwari Reddy

2016

16.

Shruti Khetan

2014- 2019

17.

Mihika Poddar

2019

18.

Ankita Mandal

2016

19.

Avinandan Kundu

2016

20.

Akshay Sharma

2015

21.

Sankalp S Srivastava

2018

22.

Shouvik Kumar Guha

2010

23.

Siddhant Sharma

2018

24.

Pavishka Mittal

2019

25.

Pratik Datta

2010

26.

Apeksha Dhanvijay

2019

27.

Shivam

2017

28.

Anushree Malaviya

2018

29.

Saubhagya Raj Alfred

2018

  30.

Divyanshu D

2015

31.

Anubhav Dutt Tiwari

  32.

Deepank Singhal

2019

33.

Srishti Aishwarya

2009-2014

34.

Yash Maheshwari

2019

35.

Atreyo Banerjee

2014-19

36.

Kunal Chatterji

2005

37.

Neha Mathen

2015

38.

Namrata Roy

2019

39.

Kirtikar Srivastava

2018

40.

Aneek Bangabash

2008

41.

Varsha Bhattacharya

2013

42.

Vishrov Mukerjee

2007

43.

Shezin Waziha Hussain

2009

44.

Ashish Arun

2010

45.

Ambika Sahai

2017

46.

Priyanka Raj

2007-2012

47.

Subhajit Banerji

2011

48.

Shardha

2019

49.

Malavika Chandu

2009-2014

50.

Naman Khatwani

2019

51.

Piyush Karn

2012

52.

Sanika Gokhale

2016

53.

Aditi

2009-2014

54.

Abhiroop Lahiri

2009

55.

Vinayak Mehrotra

2014

56.

Ameya Vikram Mishra

2017

57.

Shilpa Margaret Ekka

2014

58.

Samhita Mandal

2015

59.

Shaishir Divatia

2019

60.

Kshitij Maheshwari

2018

  61.

Shreyangshi Gupta

2014-2019

62.

Sanchari Ghosh

2015

63.

Vidhisha Ambade

2019

64.

Akanksha Mahapatra

2013

65.

Ratnavel Pandian

2016

66.

Aditya Kapoor

2005-10

67.

Umang Poddar

2019

68.

Yash Vijayvargiya

2016

69.

Pranjal Srivastava

2018

70.

Aishwarya Gupta

2018

71.

Isha Choudhary

2019

72.

Oieshi Saha

2018

73.

Arhat Chhabra

2013-2018

74.

Leah Thomas

Batch of 2018

75.

Ananya Mukherjee

2018

76.

Krishanu Roy

2016

77.

Akshay Jose

2018

78.

Pratik Ranjan Das

2017

79.

Aryan Agrawal

2020

80.

Tulika Paul

2016

81.

Sarthak Sood

2014-19

82.

Mansi Birla

2018

83.

Rupa Roy

2014

84.

M U Ganashruthi

2009

85.

Robin Grover

2012-2017

86.

Amrita Sarkar

2013

87.

Ketaki Purohit

2011

88.

Shreyashi Ray

2011-2016

89.

Manthan Jindal

2019

90.

Abhyudaya Agarwal

2006-2011

91.

Rishi Ray

2012-2107

  92.

Anusha Peri

2018

93.

Saniya Mirani

2019

94.

Soumyaditya Dasgupta

2019

95.

Asmita Roy

2016

96.

Saptarshi Mandal

2017

97.

Varun Ramdas

2018

98.

Abhiroop De

2017

99.

Vishal Narula

2017

100.

Chitwan Deep Singh

2016

101.

Farhan Shehab Umar

2018

102.

Monalisa Kosaria

2014

103.

Prafful Goyal

2018

104.

Nithya Rajshekhar

2014

105.

Sanchit Garg

2011-2016

106.

Anish Singhvi

2014

107.

H. Murali Krishnan

2009-2014

108.

Akanksha Choudhary

2014

109.

Archismita

2014

110.

Anirudh Srinivas

2011

111.

Shreya Hansda

2022

112.

Swagata Raha

2005

113.

Ankur Singh

2015

114.

A Padmanabhan

2012

115.

Sindhu Rao

2015

116.

Avani Chokshi

2013

117.

Yousa Lachenp

2000

118.

Aritra Mondal

2017-2022

119.

Kruthika NS

2017

120.

Shivam Chauhan

2018

121.

Winnu Das

2018

122.

Pranav Bansal

2015

  123.

Aparimita Pratap

2019

124.

Shubhankar Jain

2019

125.

Gauri Shukla

2018

126.

Titli Datta

2001-2006

127.

Madhuparna Dasgupta

2008

128.

Sanchari Saha Menon

2000

129.

Dipankar Bandyopadhyay

2005

130.

Abhinav Tigga

2014

131.

Avik Biswas

2006

132.

Ipshita Sengupta

2005

133.

Shatarupa Dasgupta

2008

134.

Vishnu Chandran

2011

135.

Yaman Mannan

2000

136.

Yes I Agree

2008

137.

Mahima Selvakumar

2019

138.

Dilme R M Momin

2018

139.

Murtaza Somjee

2008

140.

Smaran Shetty

2014

141.

Varsha Shivanagowda

2015

142.

Tania Sarcar

2006-2011

143.

Tanvi Varma

2010-15

144.

Aishwarya Giridhar

2016

145.

Dinesh Chouhan

2018

146.

Medha Srivastava

2007

147.

Moneshaa

2019

148.

Jeet Chaudhuri

Batch of 2013

149.

Devaang Agarwalla

2016

150.

Amulya Sharma

2017

151.

Vikram Lakshman

2016

152.

Rahul Rai

  153.

Ramanuj Gopalan

2007

  154.

Abhishek Shandilya

2018

155.

Akshath

2018

156.

Shayonee Dasgupta

2012

157.

Wasim Uddin Siraj

2002-2007

158.

Yashaswi Kant

2015

159.

Tundra Guha

2007

160.

Vasudha Sharma

2013

161.

Bharath Ajith Sreenivasan

2017

162.

Adrija Das

2014

163.

Arunima Chatterjee

2015

164.

Sidhant Chandalia

2016

165.

Sagnik Ghose

2001

166.

Kanak Bose

2015

167.

Anamika Gode

2016

168.

Mohammed Abid Hussain

200i

169.

Ananya Bajpai

2023

170.

Sai Vinod

2013

171.

Aishwarya Ayushmaan

2015

172.

Vasudha Reddy

2009

173.

Nalin Kanaujia

2015

174.

Poulomi Saha

2006-2011

175.

Arun Geetesh

2009

176.

Paavni Anand

2017

177.

Soumya Shanker

2010

178.

Anirudh Vohra

2016

179.

Aman Taneja

2013

180.

Sankarshana Meeyala

2013

181.

Mrunmayee Malabika

2009

182.

Shweta Luthra

2002—07

183.

Aindrila Biswas

2012

184.

Antara S Priya

2010-2015

  185.

Gaurav Dasgupta

2002-07

186.

Anuj Sahay

2008

187.

Shobhit Shukla

2019

188.

Kabir Manchanda

3016

189.

Kushagr Bakshi

2019

190.

Ananya Sanyal

2006

191.

Gayatri Menon

2012

192.

Raktima Roy

2016

193.

Nikhil Pratap

2017

194.

Muqeet Drabu

2017

195.

Ira Chatterjee

2007

196.

Kinshuk Jhunjhunwala

2010

197.

Anwesha

2008

198.

Arindrajit Basu

  199.

Ravi Shankar

2006-11

200.

Shambo Nandy

2013

201.

Modhulika Bose

2014

202.

Manjula Baxla

Batch of 2009

203.

Monal Mukherjee

  204.

Shatakratu Sahu

2017

205.

Abhinav

2013

206.

Ruth Chenchiah

LL.B., 2009-2014

207.

Esha Shekhar

2007-2012

208.

Shruti Jere

2012

209.

Gauri Subramanium

2006

210.

Dhananjay Mundari

2007-2012

211.

Sohini Mandal

2006-2011

212.

Tanvi

2017

213.

Kritika Vohra

2016

214.

Akshaya Venkataraman

2017

215.

Udit Misra

2016

  216.

Arvind Abraham

2017

217.

Smriti Tipirneni

2010

218.

Soumik Das

2009

219.

Shubhojit Ghosh

2008

220.

Neha

Batch of 2012

221.

Vinayak Chawla

2019

222.

Deeya Ray

2017

223.

Diksha Sanyal

2016

224.

Abhimanyu Hazari

2017

225.

Shailja Singh

2004 – 2009

226.

Jigme Norbu Bhutia

2016

227.

Parika Singh

2016

228.

Soumya.George@Gmail.Com

Batch of 2005

229.

Roopali Adlakha

2010-2015

230.

Abin Francis

2016

231.

Rohan Sahai

2006-2011

232.

Ashish Kumar

2008

233.

Roochi Tripathy

2006

234.

Aastha

2009

235.

Gavish Malhotra

2016

236.

Ahaan Mohan

2016

237.

Aayush Rathi

2017

238.

Akash Mishra

2017

239.

Eshika Maji

2017

240.

Maathangi Hariharan

2014-19

241.

Naman Nanda

2016

242.

Tanaya Sanyal

2015

243.

Ramanuj Mukherjee

2011

244.

Sahana

2016

245.

Vishakha Gupta

2017

246.

Sanghamitra Roychowdhury

2006

  247.

Dr. Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan

2000-2002

248.

Zeba Sikora

2015

249.

Amrita Chatterjee

2010

250.

Abhisaar Bairagi

2011

251.

Sudipta Bhattacharjee

2005

252.

Shruthee Srinivasan

2015

253.

Saarthak Biswas

2019

254.

Aakash Dasgupta

2013

255.

Prashant Sagar

2014-2019

256.

Shashwat Tewary

2002

257.

Nivedita Sen

2013

258.

Saloni Chaturvedi

2006

259.

Siddhartha Srivastava

2016

260.

Aatika

2013-18

261.

Padmini Subhashree

2018

262.

Namrata Mukherjee

2016

263.

Akshath Mithal

2019

264.

Archit Krishna

2017

265.

Adit Subramaniam Pujari

2005-10

266.

Saiyed Anzer Abbas

2008-13

267.

Sidharth Deb

2016

268.

Titus James

2016

269.

Souvik Roy

2011

270.

Indrajeet Sircar

2013

271.

Anuj Agrawal

2009

272.

Ayesha Khan

2012

273.

Kamaljeet Singh

2011

274.

Raghunath Seshadri

2016

275.

M.F. Philip

2007-12

276.

Ayesha

2011

277.

Rohit Raj

2009

  278.

Siddharth Bagul

2017

279.

W. Bhutia

  280.

Nakul Sahnan

2019

281.

Agnidipto Tarafder

2008-13

282.

Nivedita Udupa

2016

283.

Rohit Das

2006

284.

Nooreen Haider

2017

285.

Sakshi Agarwal

  286.

Suchismita Barua

2019

287.

Debolina Saha

2006

288.

Shouryendu Ray

2013

289.

Kshitija Naik

2018

290.

Mriganka Shekhar Dutta

2011

291.

Maneka Khanna

2015

292.

Prakash

2019

293.

Adreeka Pandey

2013

294.

Bedavyasa Mohanty

2015

295.

Nikhil Iyer

2019

296.

Shrinidhi Rao

2015

297.

Kriti B

2008-2013

298.

Ananya Ramani

  299.

Rimi Jain

2013

300.

Shivangi Mewal

2011

301.

Tanuj Kalia

2013

302.

Amrit Mahal

2018

303.

Annie Philip

2004-09

304.

Amoolya Narayan

2006-11

305.

Arpita Sarkar

2007- 2012

306.

Ashish Alexander

2014

307.

Abhimanyu Ghosh

2002

308.

Stella

2013

  309.

Rhea Goyal

2018

310.

Pallavi Sharma

2013

311.

Jay Sanklecha

2012

312.

Deepro Guha

2013

313.

Anurag Naskar

2017

314.

Yamini Kumar

2013-2018

315.

Arpita Sengupta

2017

316.

George Varghese

  317.

Karthik Vadapalli

  318.

Rohan Banerjee

2005-2010

319.

Tanay Gandhi

2017

320.

Nityapriya S

2007 – 2012

321.

Aditya Raj Sharma

2024

322.

Shivam Bhardwaj

2016

323.

Adhip Kumar Ray

2017

324.

Shruthi Anand

2017

325.

Diptiman Mohapatra

2017

326.

Rayner Dkhar

2019

327.

Shashank Singh

2017

328.

Dev Vrat Arya

2024

329.

Meenakshi Kurpad

2011-16

330.

Akshay Sewlikar

  331.

Shantanu Gupta

2011

332.

Amba Kak

  333.

Rukmini Das

2011

334.

Manavi B H

2009

335.

Pranav Narain

2013

336.

Shravani P.T.

2011

337.

Deepak Raju

2011

338.

Rishabh Prasad

2010 (

339.

Akshay Malpani

2018

  340.

Midhun Joseph Zacharia

2014

341.

Vijay Govind Nath

2008

342.

Nayana

2018

343.

Shivli Katyayan

2002

344.

Payoshi

2015

345.

Raveena Dhamija

2014

346.

Piyush Sharma

2018

347.

Bhavna Jha

2008-13

348.

Sayan Deb

2018

349.

Mayank Mikhail Mukherjee

2006-2011

350.

Shristi B

2018

351.

Arjun

2010

352.

Deepthi

2016

353.

Deepthi Gopalakrishna

2002-2007

354.

Mustafa Rasheed

2014-2019

355.

Siddharth Narsipur

2016

356.

Sweta Gope

2016

357.

Karthika Annamalai

2017

358.

Senu Nizar

2019

359.

Guncha Dhiman

2019

360.

Vivasvan Bansal

2019

361.

Surabhi Dhar

2015

362.

Rakshit Jha

2017

363.

Chaitanya

2019

364.

Arun Mal

2013

365.

Shailja Agarwal

2018

366.

Anshita Priyadarshini

2014

367.

Maithili Pai

  368.

Ikshaku Bezbaroa

2015

369.

Nivedita Saksena

2015

370.

Ringicha Chakma

2019

  371.

Upasana Chauhan

2017

372.

Abhishek Verma

2018

373.

Ramya Chandrasekhar

Batch of 2018

374.

Dheeraj K

2018

375.

Maitreya Subramaniam

2018

376.

Akanksha Kaushik

2009-2014

377.

Priyattama Bhanj

  378.

Pranav

  379.

Ujwala Uppaluri

  380.

Naman

2013

381.

Gauri Pillai

2017

382.

Ashish Goel, Advocate

  383.

Abhinav Harlalka

2013

384.

Abhik Chakraborty

2017

385.

Ranjith Varghese

2010

386.

Sreya Das

2013-2018

387.

Tarunya Shankar

2011-2016

388.

Aisha Sharfi

2012

389.

Saloni Dukle

2017

390.

Ayushi Singhal

2018

391.

Aditya Alok

2013

392.

Debasmita

2014

393.

Reigha Yangzom

2018

394.

Aanchal

  395.

Joydeep Halder

2018

396.

Mishail Khan

2014

397.

Swati Agrawal

LLM (2015)

398.

Aanchal Basur

2014

399.

Jay Ganguly

2008

400.

Harjass Singh

2013

401.

Gayatri

2016

402.

Teslin Maria Augustine

2012

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MODI GOVT. SHOULD BAN FUNCTIONING OF SOCIAL MEDIAS IN INDIA AS AGAIN UPSC TOPPER IRA SINGHAL OPENS UP ON BEING ABUSED ON THE UNSOCIAL MEDIAS :

MODI GOVT. SHOULD BAN FUNCTIONING OF SOCIAL MEDIAS IN INDIA AS AGAIN UPSC TOPPER IRA SINGHAL OPENS UP ON BEING ABUSED ON THE UNSOCIAL MEDIAS :

A couple of days after being abused by an unidentified person on social media, UPSC 2014 topper Ira Singhal opened up about the incident on Tuesday.In an interview with ANI, she said: “Many people in the country still have negative attitude towards disability. As a country, we have to focus on inclusive education. Being disabled is not in anyone’s hand and there is nothing to feel bad about it.…

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Telangana's Durishetty Anudeep is topper of the UPSC 2017 civil services exam

Telangana’s Durishetty Anudeep is topper of the UPSC 2017 civil services exam

Durishetty Anudeep, Indian Revenue Service officer break the three year long streak of female candidates bagging the top spot in civil services exam. Durishetty bagged the first rank in the UPSC’s 2017 civil services exam. The second and third position were held by Anu Kumari and Sachin Gupta respectively. Anudeep, an OBC candidate from Metpally in Telangana is Assistant Commissioner in Hyderabad. “A total of 990 candidates - 750 men and 240 women - have been recommended by the Commission for appointment to various central government services,” UPSC said in a statement here. Of the selected candidates, 476 are from the General category, 275 are from OBC, 165 are from the SC and 74 are from from the ST category. “The recommended candidates also include 29 physically disabled persons (9 orthopedically handicapped; 8 visually challenged and 12 hearing impaired),” the statement further said. Saumya Sharma, a physically disabled candidate secured AIR 9. Anudeep is a graduate engineer from BITS Pilani in Electronics & Instrumentation. Anu Kumari, a topper among female candidates is a graduate from Delhi University in Physics BSc (Physics) and completed her MBA from IMT, Nagpur in Finance and Marketing. Nandini K R, Tina Dabi and Ira Singhal had topped the civil services examination 2016, 2015 and 2014, respectively. “The Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2017 was conducted on June 18, 2017. 9,57,590 candidates applied for this examination, out of which 4,56,625 candidates actually appeared. 13,366 candidates qualified for appearance in the written (Mains) examination held in October-November, 2017. Of them, 2,568 candidates qualified for the Personality Test conducted in February-April, 2018,” UPSC said.

Source: https://www.brainbuxa.com/education-news/telanganas-durishetty-anudeep-is-topper-of-the-upsc-2017-civil-services-exam-8247

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Telangana's Durishetty Anudeep is topper of the UPSC 2017 civil services exam

Telangana's Durishetty Anudeep is topper of the UPSC 2017 civil services exam

Durishetty Anudeep, Indian Revenue Service officer break the three year long streak of female candidates bagging the top spot in civil services exam. Durishetty bagged the first rank in the UPSC’s 2017 civil services exam. The second and third position were held by Anu Kumari and Sachin Gupta respectively. Anudeep, an OBC candidate from Metpally in Telangana is Assistant Commissioner in Hyderabad. “A total of 990 candidates - 750 men and 240 women - have been recommended by the Commission for appointment to various central government services,” UPSC said in a statement here. Of the selected candidates, 476 are from the General category, 275 are from OBC, 165 are from the SC and 74 are from from the ST category. "The recommended candidates also include 29 physically disabled persons (9 orthopedically handicapped; 8 visually challenged and 12 hearing impaired)," the statement further said. Saumya Sharma, a physically disabled candidate secured AIR 9. Anudeep is a graduate engineer from BITS Pilani in Electronics & Instrumentation. Anu Kumari, a topper among female candidates is a graduate from Delhi University in Physics BSc (Physics) and completed her MBA from IMT, Nagpur in Finance and Marketing. Nandini K R, Tina Dabi and Ira Singhal had topped the civil services examination 2016, 2015 and 2014, respectively. "The Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2017 was conducted on June 18, 2017. 9,57,590 candidates applied for this examination, out of which 4,56,625 candidates actually appeared. 13,366 candidates qualified for appearance in the written (Mains) examination held in October-November, 2017. Of them, 2,568 candidates qualified for the Personality Test conducted in February-April, 2018," UPSC said.

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International Women Empowerment Summit & Awards 2019

International Women Empowerment Summit & Awards 2019

International Women Empowerment Summit & Awards 2019 was being held in the National Capital, New Delhi. The award was organised by IWEP along with Ministry of Women & Child Development, Ministry of Water & Sanitation, Government of India & UNICEF. Amongst array of other awardees Anurag Chauhan & Prasoon Joshi were the only two male awardees of this prestigious award, both of whom hail from…