Assistant Sub-Inspector, Raju Yadav from Sanchi Police Station in Raisen District is a proud father, after his daughter, Divya Yadav cracked the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) country’s one of the toughest exams. She secured 498th rank in UPSC and an interview, she emphasised the importance of hard work.

Divya Yadav secured 498th rank in UPSC and met Raisen’s Collector, Arvind Dubey and met Superintendent of Police (SP) Vikash Kumar along with her parents. The senior officials wished her the best. In an interview with News18, she said that she is happy as it was her fourth attempt and she finally cracked it. Her parents are also overjoyed by her accomplishment.

Divya Yadav said, “Keep studying. You will get success someday.” Senior officials of the district extended their good wishes and blessings to her. She added that one should do this kind of hard work in service as well and do good as well. Meanwhile, her father, ASI Raju Yadav shared, “ I am feeling very good. When my daughter was preparing, it did seem like she would do something great.” Her father added that Divya got frustrated when her exams were right around the corner and she fell sick. However, she did not lose courage and continued to study for 10 hours every day. He feels that the result of her hard work is her success. Her achievement has made the family, relatives and the entire district beaming with pride and everyone is congratulating Divya Yadav for her feat.

It is interesting to note that the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) declared the Civil Service Examination for 2023 on April 16. Ayan Jain from Bhopal secured the 16th rank. Ayan’s father is in the Indian Police Service, while his brother Arth Jain is an IAS serving in the Madhya Pradesh Cadre. Meanwhile, Chhaya Singh ranked 65 and Kshitij Aditya Sharma clinched 384th rank. Brothers Sachin Goyal and Sameer Goyal of Bhopal got 209th rank and 222nd rank respectively. Vedika Bansal of Rewa grabbed the 96th rank.