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Ilma Afroz: An intern with UN and Clintons, cracks UPSC exams to join IPS
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Mohammed Nooh Siddiqui is one of the 990 lucky candidates who have cleared the 2017 Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil ... More
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Seerat Fatima, a primary school teacher and daughter of an accountant in a government office, is among the 990 lucky candidates from all over India who have cracked the 2017 ... More
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A jubilant Shaikh Salman Patel, son of a farmer, after cracking the UPSC Civil Services exams on Friday said his entire village is in celebration mode and he himself couldn't help but ... More
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