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Patna (BiharTimes): Sons of a court-clerk (Peshkar)
and police Havildar (head constable) are among those
who cracked the Civil Services examination of the
year 2006.
Sanjay
Kumar Singh, son of Daddan Kumar Singh, head clerk,
originally from Pega village under Barhara block
of Bhojpur district, secured 42nd position and
will get the Indian Administrative Service.
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Daddan
is now posted in the Session Court in Sasaram. Sanjay
got his education in Sasaram, Patna and Delhi. He served
as the Second Officer in the Merchant Navy for three
years before resigning to make preparation for the Civil
Service Exam. He failed to qualify thrice and this was
his last chance. Born on February 28, 1977 his optional
subjects were Psychology and History.
On
the other hand Sujit Kumar Singh, son of Bhagwan Singh,
havildar and instructor in the Bihar Military Police-5
stood 132 and got the Indian Police Service. His optional
subjects were History and Geography.
Originally
from Nad, a township in Rohtas district, Sujit, 25,
did his matriculation from Maner High School. Maner
is a block in Patna district. He did his Intermediate
from Patna College. He then went to Hindu College in
Delhi for graduation where he was looked down upon by
both the authorities and students. However, he topped
in the University in all the three-years. This was his
second attempt.
Not
only is his father in police, one of his uncles is in
Bihar Police while other in the BSF.
Unlike
the above two Syed Waquar Raza of Begusarai got his
schooling from St Paul School in Barauni Refinery, where
his mother Ishrat Bano is also an employee. He passed
his 10th in 1996 and in 1998 moved to Aligarh Muslim
University. But a year later in 1999 he qualified the
Joint Entrance Examination of the Indian Institute of
Technology and got admitted in IIT Guwahati.
Raza,
son of Syed Nizam Akhtar, did his engineering in Electronic
and Communication in 2003. The same year he qualified
the Preliminary Test of the Union Public Service Commission,
but could not make it. However, he finally succeeded
in 2006. He ranked 121 and will get Indian Police Service.
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Comments...
I
wish they resist the temptation of the success starting
from dowry to big purses of different colours
I.R.
Sharma
irsharma@gmail.com
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It's not only heartening,
but very humbling to see the achievements of these determined
youngsters coming from no-so-privileged backgrounds.
Now they must keep their heads on their shoulders and
work for the community, taking all care of not succumbing
to the corrupt environment prevailing in the bureaucracy.
Avoid the dirty politician-bureaucrat nexus and keep
your heart in place.
Wishing you all the best!!
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Shitanshu
shitanshu@hpcl.co.in
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Heartening to know
background of candidates who are successful.Renews confidence
that Education breaks down barriers and makes room for
the bright in administration.
N.S.Subbanna
surabhi_97@dataone.in
