IAS

The issue is that, in Kuttanad, all the ration shops went under water. The entire stock has been damaged so we need to clear it and rebuild ration shops and then refill them.

From being the invisible student in the class to cracking the highly coveted UPSC exam to join the police service, his is a story of every ordinary student whose dreams are extraordinary.

Unwilling to be stifled by red-tapism, the dynamic DM of Alipurduar is showing what civil service is really about — taking governance to the doorsteps of the dirt-poor.

The very first thing he did was to donate Rs 1 crore to the Kerala Chief Minister's Distress Relief Fund, on behalf of Dadra and Nagar Haveli.

Pandey decided that if the officials could not see the filth by themselves, he would show it to them—with a typical Gandhian act!

From teaching at a government school, working as a peon in the Kerala Water Authority, and a clerk at a Gram Panchayat, he finally cracked the most coveted Union Public Service Commission exam.

"Today I visited this camp, this is one of the best relief camps that I have ever seen in my 20 years of professional career... This is worth documenting and sharing widely for others to learn from Kerala."

Did you know that peak tourist inflow in Ladakh generates 15-16 tonnes of garbage daily? This innovation may just be the solution it needs!

From air-lifting doctors to ensuring crucial supplies reached on time, Praveen Pardesi went the extra mile to help rain-ravaged Kerala.

Facing a nearly impossible task, Krishna Teja and Dr Isaac had to deploy forces that could reach every locality and every house in the region and convince people to evacuate.