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Children of Delhi Police personnel and students studying from various colleges of Delhi University have performed better in the Union Public Service Commission examination. Everyone from family to neighbors are happy with his success. Delhi Police Commissioner has tweeted congratulations on this. Daughters of Miranda House won. Students from DU's Miranda House College, Rajdhani College, St. Stephen's College and other colleges have performed better in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). In the very first attempt, Donuru Ananya Reddy, a student of Miranda House College, Delhi University, secured third place in the country.
Nausheen secured 9th rank, while Ruhani of St. Stephen's secured 5th rank. Nausheen, studying from SGTB Khalsa College, has secured 9th position. Arpit Kumar Yadav of Rajdhani College has secured 136th rank. A total of five girl students from Miranda House have passed this examination. Four of the top 50 are from this college. Let us tell you that Mirantha House has remained number one in the NIRF college ranking of the Government of India for the last many years. College teacher Dr. Hena Singh says that we hope that more girl students have achieved this success. We are collecting their data. A teacher of Dayal Singh College has written on Facebook that five of his students have passed this examination.
Pratibha said, success came with the support of family. This was the second attempt for 26-year-old Pratibha, daughter of Delhi Police SI. Pratibha lives in Gurugram with her family. His father is posted in the security unit of Delhi Police while his mother is posted in the Health Department of Haryana. Pratibha says that I was lucky that my family was very supportive and always gave me a study environment in their home. This was my second attempt and I want to become an IPS officer. He prepared for the Civil Services Examination on his own with the guidance of his brother and secured 356th rank. He has studied BSc and MSc in Mathematics.
Father overjoyed at the success of daughter Srishti Dabas
Srishti Dabas, daughter of another ASI of Delhi Police, who secured sixth rank, is also very happy. ASI Sanjeev Dabas posted in the traffic unit said that this was my daughter's first attempt and she passed the exam. I am feeling very happy and proud of him. To achieve this goal, she studied on her own, along with taking some online classes, while working her job.
Mother died before the interview, but courage did not break
Rupal Rana, daughter of ASI of Delhi Police posted at Tilak Marg police station, has secured 26th rank. She lives with her family in Lajpat Nagar Police Colony. Her father Jasbir Rana said that she used to study for about 12 hours a day to succeed in the exams. This was her third attempt and she was very hopeful about this year. She said, she knew that she would crack the exam, but she never expected to rank so well. It was a difficult time for Roopal during the UPSC exams as her mother passed away just two months before the final interview. Rupal's mother died of a heart attack. Her father told that even after the death of her mother, the daughter did not lose hope and fulfilled her mother's dream with hard work. He said that till date no one in our family has reached such a high position.
Pawan achieved the target with hard work
Udit Kadian, son of Delhi Police sub-inspector Pawan Kadian, posted in the crime branch, has secured 375th rank and hopes to become an IPS officer. SI Pawan, a resident of Najafgarh, Delhi, said, Udit always wanted to become an IPS officer. He said that whenever I returned home, I always found him studying. Some days he used to study till 4-5 in the morning. Manoj Kumar, an officer posted in Delhi Police as Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) in Dwarka, has also qualified the Civil Services Examination 2023.
