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Malik made a representation to the state government addressing these concerns to then-Principal Secretary Hasmukh Adhia. Post that, the school now has a three-storied building with multiple classrooms for its students.

Bengal IAS officer Arvind Kumar Mina through this initiative, has set a great example for other officials in the state.

He was also part of the team that investigated the 2006 Mumbai serial blasts. Jaiswal also served as the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the Anti-Terrorism Squad, where he probed the 2006 Malegaon blast case.

The menace of fake news disseminated on social media is real as evinced by recent instances of mob lynching. And these efforts are offering much-needed local antidotes to this dangerous phenomenon!

"DCP ma'am (IPS officer Aslam Khan) had found out that we were struggling to live. She spoke to all of us and promised that she would transfer some amount to our account every month."

Tackling one of the biggest challenges before law enforcement in India today, Rema Rajeswari's initiatives stand out like a ray of hope in one of India's poorest communities!

“This is a fight for the right against the wrong. It’s not a fight for religion or race. After a long time, Nagaland got to see an honest and transparent officer that we have been longing for years.”

With the mission of providing coaching for UPSC, SSC and other competitive exams, Sandeep Chaudhary had started by teaching 10 students but now, the number of aspirants has crossed 150!

While he began by pursuing and completing an MBBS degree, once he received it, he realised that apart from medicine, he was just as interested in other fields. And this is how he began his educational pursuits.

Krishna Prakash, who had earlier shared the stage with Milind Soman to win the Ironman title, has now become the first Indian Civil Servant to become the Ultraman!