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IAS officer Ansar Shaikh, who hails from Jalna village in Maharashtra has become the youngest IAS officer in India. His father, Anas Shaikh, is an auto driver in the Marathwada region of Maharashtra. Ansar’s father married three times, and he is the son of his second wife. Ansar’s brother is a mechanic. He faced difficult…
The Union Public Service Commission is expected to release the Civil Services Examination 2026 notification soon. The notification was earlier scheduled for January 14 but was postponed due to administrative reasons, according to an official notice issued by UPSC. (File Photo) UPSC has not announced a fresh date for releasing the CSE 2026 notification. However,…
Last Updated:January 17, 2026, 3:06 pm IST On November 11, 2025, the Commission announced the results of the UPSC CSE (Main), in which 2,736 candidates advanced to the next stage, that is, personality test. The personality test for the UPSC CSE 2025 started on December 8. (Representative/File Photo) UPSC CSE 2025 Interview Round Schedule: The…
The journey of Utkarsh Gaurav, originally from a village in Nalanda, Bihar, is truly inspirational. As a farmer’s son, Gaurav first traveled to Bengaluru, far from Bihar, to earn a B.Tech degree. Instead of taking up a job afterwards, he chose to prepare for the UPSC exam and decided to live in a village rather…
Tripti Kalhans is from Gonda, Uttar Pradesh. During her school years, she was determined to pass the UPSC exam and become a government officer. However, she probably had no idea how challenging her journey to the UPSC Civil Services Exam would be. Many UPSC aspirants start considering backup options after failing once or twice. Yet,…
New Delhi: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has decided to screen all candidates appearing for the entrance exam through face authentication with an aim to strengthen the integrity of the exams. An official notification by the UPSC reads, “All candidates appearing in the UPSC examination will undergo face authentication at the venue.” As per news…
A resident of Himachal Pradesh, Muskan Jindal wanted to become a civil service officer since childhood. She also had a strong academic background. She passed 12th grade with 96 per cent marks. After completing her 12th grade, she earned a B.Com (Hons.) from SD College, Punjab University, Chandigarh. She also topped her college in graduation….
In India, government jobs are more than just a source of income – they are a symbol of prestige, power, and social security. Every year, millions of young people dedicate themselves to preparing for UPSC, SSC, and banking exams, driven by the promise of a luxurious lifestyle and attractive salaries. Since the 7th Pay Commission’s…
Last Updated:January 01, 2026, 09:00 IST UPSC aspirants preparing for their prelims can study the Aravalli dispute thoroughly, expecting the topic to be raised in the set of questions. The Aravalli range occupies a unique place in India’s ecological and cultural landscape. (Getty Images) Every UPSC aspirant must closely follow the ongoing Aravalli hills controversy…
Every year, millions of young individuals begin preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination, aspiring to join the nation’s most prestigious civil service. Along this demanding journey, some stories go beyond mere success and provide lessons in discipline, balance, and self-confidence. One such story is that of IAS officer Shraddha Gome from Indore, Madhya Pradesh….