Sudeepa Dutta, a promising daughter of Dumka district of Jharkhand, has brought glory to the entire district by securing 41st rank in the Union Public Service Commission i.e. UPSC examination. He proved that if dreams take flight with true dedication and hard work, then even the sky becomes smaller. Sudeepa Dutta, daughter of an ordinary postal worker in LIC Colony of Dumka, the sub-capital of Jharkhand, has done what is the biggest dream of every youth to achieve. Let us know Sudeepa’s journey from Kumrabad village to passing the country’s toughest exam…

Sudeepa Dutta, a resident of Kumdarabad, a small village in Sadar block of Dumka, has done what every youth dreams of. There is an atmosphere of celebration today in the Dutta family, living in LIC Colony, Dumka for the last eight years. Father Sachchidanand Dutta is an assistant postmaster in the post office and mother Pampa Dutta is a housewife. Sudeepa, the eldest among two sisters and one brother, has achieved this wonderful achievement on the basis of her hard work.

Target achieved in third attempt

Sudeepa’s success did not happen overnight. This was his third attempt. Made her first attempt during graduation in 2022 and reached the interview in 2023, but was left out of the final list by just a few marks. Despite this he did not give up. Let us tell you that earlier Sudeepa was also selected for the post of CDPO through JPSC, in which she had secured 24th rank in the state. She was about to join duty on 1st April when this great news came from UPSC.

Parents should insist their children to study: Sudeepa

Sudeepa, who did elementary education from Banka and graduated in political science from AN College, Dumka, has proved that success does not depend on resources but on courage. This success of Sudeepa has today become a new inspiration for every youth of Dumka. Sudeepa’s mother Pampa Dutta and father Sachchidanand Dutta are feeling proud of the success of the girl. He says that today our hard work was successful. He said that this is not only a proud moment for us but also a proud moment for this district and this state. He said that life is incomplete without education and asked the parents to insist their children to study to make something in life.

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Luvkesh, resident of Karnal, Haryana, has created history. By securing 488th rank in the UPSC Civil Services Examination, he brought glory not only to his parents but also to his village. The story of Lavkesh, a resident of Munak village, will impress any contestant. He showed that no goal is impossible if the available resources are used properly and struggle is made a strength.

Let us tell you, Luvkesh comes from a very simple and poor family. Lavkesh’s father has a hole in his heart, yet he runs a small shop to fulfill his son’s dreams. Lavkesh’s mother often remains ill. Luvkesh’s story is full of struggles. The house where he lives has not even been plastered. The only means of running the house is father’s small shop, where sometimes Lavkesh himself and sometimes his sisters sit. Along with managing the shop, Lavkesh also used to study sitting there.

Missed three times but didn’t give up

Lavkesh has passed this exam in his fourth attempt. Before this, he had appeared in this examination thrice, but he was not selected all three times. Despite this, Luvkesh did not break down, he learned from his mistakes and worked harder every time. Lavkesh tells that he studied while sitting in his small room, he wrote his goal on the walls which were not plastered, wrote things related to his subject so that he could always see his goal.

taken on interest for studies

The financial condition of Lavkesh’s family was not good, so the father took a loan to educate his son and also supported the family through it. Lavkesh also took money from finance to get Civil Services paper but he never told his son to stop studying, he always kept pushing his son forward because he had faith in his son. Lavkesh’s mother says that she wanted her son to become an officer and he worked hard and his success paid off.

I am fond of writing poems

Luvkesh is fond of writing poetry. He says that if you are struggling then keep doing it, don’t stop, good things will definitely happen in your life. Lavkesh wants to become an IAS. His rank is 488, but he will still continue his studies and will try to become an IAS by giving the exam again.

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