
Pulwama’s First-Ever IAS Officer: How Towseef Ahmad Ganie Made History in the UPSC Civil Services Exam
A labourer’s son from rural Pulwama, Towseef Ahmad Ganie, cracked UPSC 2024 with AIR 254, becoming the district’s first-ever IAS officer.

A labourer’s son from rural Pulwama, Towseef Ahmad Ganie, cracked UPSC 2024 with AIR 254, becoming the district’s first-ever IAS officer.

UPSC announces CSE 2025 results with Anuj Agnihotri as topper and women achieving significant representation in top ranks.

Swades Foundation transforms rural Maharashtra through its 4E model, turning villages into self-reliant Dream Villages with water, health, education, and women’s leadership at the core.

The Ministry’s Sadak Suraksha Abhiyan calls for personal road safety pledges, turning routine commutes into acts of collective care amid rising fatalities.

An exploration of how Naresh Kumawat transforms ancient Indian spirituality into monumental sculptures that merge devotion, engineering precision, and national identity.

Eight-year-old technologist Ranvir Sachdeva addressed global CEOs and policymakers, blending Indian philosophy with modern AI innovation.

Gujarat’s Maya Bhammar overcame childhood polio and years of challenges to clinch silver at the 23rd Senior National Para Powerlifting Championship, inspiring renewed conversations around inclusion in Indian sports.

Through the Sarvam AI Mayam initiative, Kerala is empowering nearly six lakh parents with practical AI and digital safety skills guided by their own children.

Denied twice despite EWS qualification, 19-year-old won MBBS seat after Supreme Court invoked Article 142.

Growing up in poverty, Sakti Paul now feeds 600 people daily and runs a free school while serving in the Assam Rifles.