IAS Success Story: Zeba topped UPSC by believing herself among all taunts and bouts

Bhavna Singh — Sun, 26 Jul 2020 10:10:08 +0000

I belonged to an orthodox Muslim community!

The atmosphere around Zeba was not such where an unmarried girl of 24-25 years of age could sit at home and study. But Zeba and her family never cared about others and kept their eyes on the target.

Success Story of IAS Topper Jameel Fatima Zeba:

In the environment from which Jamil Fatima Zeba of Hyderabad comes, there is no trend of teaching or writing more to girls. Girls are married here at an early age and there is no word of education in their dictionary . In such an environment, Zeba not only made up her mind to do something in the field of education but also put her time to pass such an examination, in which good people are not able to succeed. Zeba’s decision caused a panic in her family. Everyone felt how this girl was taking a decision. At the age in which she should be married, at that age she wants to achieve a new goal by making it. Well Zeba and her parents did not care about these things, they always stood by their daughter in this decision.

IAS was not a childhood dream

Zeba does not come from those candidates who plan to go to civil services as a child. Yes, Zeba always wanted a stable, responsive and a job that could give her happiness and satisfaction. She wanted to do something for the society and she wanted to answer such people who had heard so many taunts about their studies. When Zeba of Hyderabad, Manikonda, finished her college, she decided that the kind of job she was looking for was only one of the civil services. After completing her MBA from St. Francis College, Zeba made up her mind to prepare for UPSC. For this, she joined coaching and started preparing.

The journey was not easy !

Zeba knew that this journey of UPSC would not be easy and she had prepared herself for this. But sometimes more struggle is waiting for you than you think. The same happened with Zeba. Even though she was working day and night, she was not selected. In the same way, it has been two years of trying and giving exams, yet there was no selection. In the meantime, the tensions of those around and the rest of the family also started growing, for whom a 24-25 year old unmarried girl was sitting in the house trying to achieve a situation that seemed impossible. Well Zeba says in an interview that when I was frustrated during my preparation days, I had read these lines somewhere, which I remembered, the floor is found only by those who have dreams in their lives, nothing is done with feathers , There is a flight of spirits. These lines used to give her courage and she used to get ready without any care for the world. It is the matter of parents who are the biggest support of anyone, then they also always stood with their daughter, especially Zeba gives more credit to her father for this success. Zeba passed this test at the age of 25 with 62nd rank in the year 2018.

Trust in yourself is most important

Zeba says when others are constantly saying that this will not happen, in such a situation, what your mind is saying is very important. Whenever you say anything, you should believe in your dreams, on yourself. Success is achieved only when there is unwavering trust in yourself. There are many such moments during the preparation when the candidate feels that she has taken a wrong decision, am I doing it right? Zeba says that having such thoughts or feeling low is absolutely normal but not getting out of such mood is not normal at all. Do not bother with such thoughts, but try to get out of them. There is nothing in the world that cannot be found through hard work and ascendancy. She says my journey has enhanced me. The Zeba that was in the first year of UPSC has changed a lot today. She has learned a lot in these years which is positive in every aspect. This means to say that if you are taking time to get success then do not panic, these years you are spending on preparation, these are being spent only for your betterment. This will make you more mature as a person.

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UPSC Success story : Saifin Hasan, the youngest IPS of the country, slept empty stomach out of poverty!

Bhavna Singh — Tue, 21 Jul 2020 10:35:00 +0000

My parents were diamond worker !

Ahmedabad. Born in Palanpur (Kanodar), Gujarat, Safin Hasan took over as the youngest IPS officer, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Jamnagar. It was only after training that the way for his first posting in Jamnagar was cleared. However, even his journey was extremely full of struggle. To study till the 10th, his mother raised loaves in the homes of others. Whereas, father used to sell eggs and tea in winter. The parents were also diamond workers at one time. Many such days have come in Hassan’s journey so far, as if an unclaimed child has suffered. Many times he had to stay hungry as well. However, then some gentlemen proved to be important in his career. Many teachers not only waived Hassan’s fees, but a person also borne Hassan’s entire expenses in Delhi.

Assistant Superintendent of Police Joins Duty

Hasan was born on July 21, 1995. he is fluent in Gujarati, English, Hindi and Sanskrit. In the year 2017, he passed the UPSC examination with 570th rank. he then moved to Hyderabad from Gujarat cadre for IPS training. On returning from there, he got an appointment as Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Jamnagar. Hasan says that if you maintain your own confidence and smart work, success is assured.

Started preparations in June 2016,

Describing his preparations, Hassan said, “I started preparations in June 2016. After that, took the examination of UPSC and GPSC. Also succeeded in Gujarat PSC. Many occasions came when he faced with difficulties. However, I kept on believing it was given by the upper person. Even before the exam was accident, I took the pain killer and gave the paper.

What did parents do? Such is the family background

Describing his family background, Hasan says that, when the money for studies started running low, mother Naseem Bano made rotis at restaurants and wedding ceremonies. he was in a diamond unit with his father Mustafa, though after a few years both of his parents left the job. Then, as soon as possible, they sold their house. We also had to sleep on an empty stomach for several nights. I had an accident while giving the first appearance of UPSC. Despite this, he achieved 570th rank in the 2017 UPSC exam and traveled the IPS. ”

..Then IPS is to be made

In response to why I thought of becoming an IPS, Hassan says that once when I went to a school with my aunt, seeing the hospitality and respect of the collector who came to the function and asked who they are and why people respect them so much. are doing? Then Mausi told me these are the IPS, who are the heads of the district. This post is meant for service. Since then I started thinking of becoming an IPS.

Had to sleep empty stomach for many days

Hassan’s mother used to work in roti roti after losing her job in the diamond unit. At the same time, the father started working as an electrician. They used to put eggs and tea in the winter. I used to see my mother soaked with sweat even in winter. Used to study in the kitchen. Mother used to get up at 3 am in the morning and make 20 to 200 kg of chapatti. With this work he used to earn five to eight thousand rupees every month. In such a situation, we had to sleep hungry for several days.

‘Good people helped me a lot in studies’

“My primary education was completed in Kanodar, a small village in Palanpur tehsil of North Gujarat Banaskantha. After primary education, we came to Surat to study engineering. After school, I was enrolled in the National Institute of Engineering (NIT). When I was in high school, my principal waived my 80 thousand rupees fee. ”

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‘Accident was done before exam’

‘Besides, when we came to Delhi, the Polara family of Gujarat borne our expenses for 2 years. The same people used to pay my coaching fees also. In those days when UPSC examinations started, I had an accident. However, the hand I used to write was safe. After giving exams, I had to be hospitalized.

Parents are very happy to see IPS becoming

“Thank God, all is well with us now.” I am going to join ASP duty in Jamnagar. The parents are quite happy to see the son becoming the youngest IPS. They believe that in this country only such noble people are found who help others like me.

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IAS Success Story: Zeba topped UPSC by believing herself among all taunts and bouts

UPSC Success story : Saifin Hasan, the youngest IPS of the country, slept empty stomach out of poverty!

My parents were diamond worker !