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The institute advertised over 60 courses but did not disclose that its Interview Guidance Programme, which most successful candidates took, was not among the advertised offerings.

CCPA fines several coaching institutes for misleading UPSC exam claims

The institute advertised over 60 courses but did not disclose that its Interview Guidance Programme, which most successful candidates took, was not among the advertised offerings.

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has imposed penalties totalling Rs 15 lakh on three coaching institutes for making misleading advertisements about their success rates in civil services examinations, the government said on Thursday.
Vajirao &amp; Reddy Institute and StudyIQ IAS were each fined Rs 700,000, while Edge IAS was penalised Rs 100,000 for deceptive claims regarding their results in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examinations of 2022 and 2023, an official statement said. &nbsp;The CCPA, led by Chief Commissioner Nidhi Khare, found that the institutes deliberately concealed that most of their successful candidates had only enrolled in Interview Guidance Programs, creating a misleading impression about the effectiveness of their other courses.
Vajirao &amp; Reddy Institute claimed &ldquo;617 selections out of 933&rdquo; in the 2022 examination, while StudyIQ IAS advertised &ldquo;120+ selections&rdquo; in 2023.
Investigations revealed that the majority of successful candidates at both institutes had only taken interview preparation courses. StudyIQ IAS was also unable to substantiate its &ldquo;Success Pakka Offer&rdquo; and &ldquo;Selection Pakka Offer&rdquo; promotions, failing to provide enrolment forms and fee receipts for its claimed successful candidates.
The institute advertised over 60 courses but did not disclose that its Interview Guidance Programme, which most successful candidates took, was not among the advertised offerings.
The consumer protection body has issued 45 notices to various coaching institutes for misleading advertisements and has collected total penalties of Rs 71.6 lakh from 22 institutes to date.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Editorji News Desk and is published from a syndicated feed.)

The commission has also banned Puja Khedkar from appearing for future examinations. 

UPSC moves to cancel Puja Khedkar's candidature, files FIR against her 

The commission has also banned Puja Khedkar from appearing for future examinations.&nbsp;

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Friday initiated a series of actions against probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar, including registration of a police case against her for availing attempts in the civil services exam by faking identity.
The Commission also issued a Show Cause Notice (SCN) for cancellation of her candidature of the civil services examination-2022 and debarment from future examinations/selections.
Khedkar, a 2023 batch Indian Administrative Service officer, was accused of misusing power and privileges during her training in Pune recently.
"The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has conducted a detailed and thorough investigation in the misdemeanour of Ms. Puja Manorama Dilip Khedkar, a provisionally recommended candidate of the Civil Services Examination-2022," the commission in an official statement said.
It said that its investigation has revealed that Khedkar fraudulently availed attempts beyond the permissible limit under the examination rules by faking her identity by way of changing her name, her father's and mother's name, her photograph/signature, her email ID, mobile number, and address.
The UPSC has, therefore, initiated a series of actions against her, including criminal prosecution by filing a First Information Report (FIR) with the police authorities and has issued "a Show Cause Notice (SCN) for cancellation of her candidature of the Civil Services Examination-2022/debarment from future examinations/ selections, in accordance with the Rules of the Civil Services Examination-2022," it said.

UPSC scandals: allegations and misconduct among India’s elite civil servants

Trainee IAS Pooja Khedkar's lies exposed| Allegations and misconduct among India’s elite civil servants

The latest controversy involving trainee IAS officer Pooja Khedkar has once again brought into spotlight the scandals and allegations within India's esteemed civil services, revealing instances of misconduct among the nation&rsquo;s top civil servants.

Probationary IAS officer Pooja Khedkar is at the center of a major controversy over her alleged misuse of power.
The 32-year-old officer, was transferred from Pune to Washim in Central Mumbai on July 9, 2024 following serious allegations that she demanded privileges not typically granted to probationary officers.
PTI reported that Pooja, a 2022-batch Maharashtra cadre IAS officer sparked outrage by using her private Audi car equipped with a red-blue beacon light and a VIP number plate.
Khedkar repeatedly demanded a separate cabin, a car, residential quarters, and a peon even before she officially began her duties as a trainee on June 3.
Adding to the controversy, Khedkar allegedly submitted fake disability, a fake mental Illness and OBC certificates to pass the civil services exam.
This is not the first time UPSC officers have been surrounded by controversies, casting a shadow on the integrity of the prestigious civil services examination process.
In 2022, a senior IAS officer couple Sanjeev Khirwar and Rinku Dugga were transferred after Indian Express published a picture of the couple and their dog walking on the tracks of Thyagraj Stadium at a time when young athletes should have been practising on it.
The publication reported that athletes training at the Delhi government stadium were being asked to leave early for months so that Khirwar, could walk his dog there.
In 2013, the infamous Devyani Khobragade incident led to a major diplomatic standoff between India and the United States after she was arrested by the US law enforcement authorities on serious charges of visa fraud, and providing false statements in her visa application. She was also accused of paying her maid, a woman of Indian nationality, less than the minimum legal wage.
In 2022, Vinod Kumar, an IAS officer of the Odisha cadre was dismissed from service on corruption charges. The 1989-batch IAS officer has been accused of sanctioning funds to the tune of Rs 33.34 crore illegally in the aftermath of the 1999 super cyclone and causing huge financial losses to the state exchequer.
Recent controversies involving UPSC officers highlight growing concerns about transparency and integrity within India's civil services. Each new scandal, whether involving misuse of power or allegations of corruption, casts a shadow over the esteemed UPSC and the IAS. Reports of corruption among IAS officers are on the rise, with 753 complaints filed in 2019-20 and 643 in the previous year, as per govt data.&nbsp;

Pooja Khedkar secured an All India Rank of 841 in the UPSC exam. But she is now facing allegations of indulging in malpractices to clear the civil services exam.

Who is Pooja Khedkar, IAS officer accused of faking disability to clear UPSC?

Pooja Khedkar secured an All India Rank of 841 in the UPSC exam. But she is now facing allegations of indulging in malpractices to clear the civil services exam.

Pooja Khedkar, a 2022-batch IAS officer has been transferred from Pune to Washim for making demands she was not entitled to. Pune collector Suhas Diwse in a report said the 32-year-old officer repeatedly demanded that she be provided a separate cabin, car, residential quarters and a peon - privileges that are not granted to an officer in probation. The transfer was ordered after she installed a red-blue beacon light and a VIP number plate on her private Audi car.
Pooja Khedkar secured an All India Rank of 841 in the UPSC exam. But she is now facing allegations of indulging in malpractices to clear the civil services exam.
An official has alleged that Khedkar submitted fake disability and OBC certificates to clear the UPSC. She allegedly took the exam under visually impaired category and also submitted a mental illness certificate. According to the official, in April 2022, when Khedkar was asked to get her disability report verified at AIIMS Delhi, she refused to do so citing Covid.
The official further claimed that Pooja's father Dilip Khedkar is a former state government officer and while contesting the recent Lok Sabha election, had declared his property valued at ₹40 crore. Despite this, Pooja Khedkar appeared for the civil services exam under the OBC category, violating the creamy layer rule meant to aid people whose an annual parental income is less than ₹8 lakh.&nbsp;
All these allegations have surfaced after she kicked up the controversy with her demands as a trainee officer. Pooja Khedkar will now complete the remaining term of her training in Washim and will serve there as a "supernumerary assistant collector" till July 2025.

A total of 1,016 candidates cleared the examination and have been recommended for different central government services. 

UPSC Civil Services 2023 results declared, Aditya Srivastava secures top rank

A total of 1,016 candidates cleared the examination and have been recommended for different central government services

A total of 1,016 candidates cleared the examination and have been recommended for different central government services.&nbsp;

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Tuesday declared the results for the Civil Services Exam 2023, with Aditya Srivastava securing the top rank.
Animesh Pradhan and Donuru Ananya Reddy secured the second and third ranks respectively, it said.
A total of 1,016 candidates cleared the examination and have been recommended for different central government services, the UPSC said.
The Civil Services Exam is conducted annually in three stages -- preliminary, main and interview -- by the UPSC to select officers of Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS), among others.
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Successful candidates of the prestigious Indian civil services exam must now disassociate from coaching institutes upon accepting their civil services appointment letter.

UPSC toppers restricted from earning through coaching institute ads

<h2>Successful candidates of the prestigious Indian civil services exam must now disassociate from coaching institutes upon accepting their civil services appointment letter.</h2>

Indian civil service exam toppers will no longer be able to earn through advertisements of coaching institutes.&nbsp; As per a report by Mint, as per new rules, successful candidates will have to sever their ties with coaching institutes after receiving their acceptance letter for the civil services.&nbsp; This comes after, the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) raised concerns, labeling the utilization of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam toppers by these institutes as a form of "misleading ads" and "unfair trade practices" under the Consumer Protection Act of 2019.
According to the Mint report, CCPA has taken proactive measures by issuing notices to 20 IAS coaching institutes, citing misleading advertisements. Furthermore, Byju's, a prominent ed-tech firm, faced a penalty of ₹10 lakh imposed by CCPA for similar misleading ads.
Responding to the penalty, Byju's spokesperson expressed dissent, stating, "We respectfully disagree with the findings in the order and intend to appeal the same as we believe that the advertisements are not misleading." Byju's intends to appeal against the decision through the relevant appellate authority, the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC).
The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), responsible for enforcing the Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules of 1964, has been urged by CCPA to take action. These rules explicitly prohibit government servants, including UPSC exam qualifiers turned civil servants, from engaging in trade or business activities or pursuing additional employment.
The UPSC civil service examination in India comprises three stages: the preliminary test (prelims), a series of written tests known as Mains, and finally, an interview and personality test. These recent regulatory changes seek to curtail post-selection engagements with coaching institutes, marking a notable shift in the approach toward advertising practices involving successful UPSC candidates. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/markets-climb-in-early-trade-as-foreign-fund-inflows-ireda-makes-a-bumper-debut-on-bourses-1701240771040">Markets climb in early trade as foreign fund inflows; IREDA makes a bumper debut on bourses</a>

26-year-old Kishore cleared the UPSC exam in her third attempt. This year women candidates bagged first 4 spots. 

Ishita Kishore, UPSC 2023 topper's scores go viral | Watch

26-year-old Kishore cleared the UPSC exam in her third attempt. This year women candidates bagged the first 4 spots.&nbsp;

The Marksheet of UPSC 2023 topper Ishita Kishore, an alumni of Delhi University who scored AIR-1 in the prestigious exam has gone viral on social media.
The alleged scorecard lists future IAS' scores in different tests ranging from general studies,&nbsp; optional to personality test. Kishore's final stood at 1094, as per the mark sheet.&nbsp;
Here's how much Ishita Kishore scored in various papers
Essay (Paper-I): 137 General Studies-I (Paper-II): 121 General Studies-II (Paper-III): 130 General Studies-III (Paper-IV): 088 General Studies-IV (Paper-V): 112 Optional-I (Political Science &amp; International Relations) (Paper-VI): 147 Optional-II (Political Science &amp; International Relations) (Paper-VII): 166 Written Total: 901 Personality Test: 193 Final Total: 1094
26-year-old Kishore cleared the UPSC exam in her third attempt. This year women candidates bagged first 4 spots.&nbsp;

The UPSC said in a statement that Ayasha Makrani from Madhya Pradesh and Tushar from Bihar fraudulently claimed that they have been finally recommended. 

UPSC considering action against 2 people for 'falsely' claiming civil services selection

The Union Public Service Commission is considering criminal and disciplinary action against two candidates for allegedly claiming selection in the civil services examination. 

The UPSC said in a statement that Ayasha Makrani from Madhya Pradesh and Tushar from Bihar fraudulently claimed that they have been finally recommended.&nbsp;

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is considering criminal and disciplinary penal action against two candidates for allegedly claiming selection in the civil services examination, the results of which were declared on Tuesday, according to an official statement.
The case relates to Aysha Makrani (from Madhya Pradesh) and Tushar (from Bihar) who fraudulently claimed that they have been finally recommended by the Commission in the civil services examination 2022 against two roll numbers of genuinely recommended candidates, it said.
"The claims of both persons are fake. They have forged the documents in their favour to buttress their claims," said the statement issued on Friday.
By doing so, both Makrani and Tushar have acted in contravention of the provisions of the Rules of the Civil Services Examination, 2022 notified by the government of India (Department of Personnel and Training), it said.
Therefore, in accordance with the provisions of the Examination Rules, the UPSC is contemplating both criminal as well as disciplinary penal action against the two candidates for their fraudulent acts, the statement said.
"The system of the UPSC is robust as well as foolproof and such errors are not possible," it added.
The UPSC conducts civil services examination annually in three stages -- preliminary, main and interview -- to select officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS), among others Sharing details, the Commission said Aysha Makrani, daughter of Salimmuddin Makrani, who is claiming her final recommendation by the UPSC, is found to have forged the documents in her favour.
Her actual roll number is 7805064. She appeared in the preliminary examination held on June 5th, 2022 and scored only 22.22 marks in General Studies Paper-I and 21.09 marks in General Studies Paper-II, it said.
"As per the requirement of Examination Rules, she was required to score at least 66 marks in Paper-II. She has not only failed to qualify in Paper-II but scored far less marks than the cut-off marks of Paper-I, which were 88.22 for unreserved category for the preliminary examination of the year 2022," the UPSC said.
Hence, Aysha Makrani has failed at the stage of the preliminary examination itself and could not move further in the next stages of the examination, it added.
On the other hand, Ayasha Fatima, daughter of Naziruddin, bearing roll number 7811744, is the genuine candidate who has been recommended by the UPSC, securing 184th rank in the final result of the civil services examination, 2022, the statement said.
Similarly, in case of Tushar, son of Brijmohan from Rewari in Haryana, he had applied for the civil services (preliminary) examination, in 2022 and was allotted roll number 2208860 for this examination, it said.
He appeared in the preliminary examination and scored minus 22.89 (i.e. -22.89) marks in General Studies Paper-I and 44.73 marks in General Studies Paper-II, the UPSC said.
As per the requirement of Examination Rules, he was required to score at least 66 marks in Paper-II, it said.
Thus, even Tushar has failed at the stage of the preliminary examination itself and could not move further in next stages of the examination, the Commission added.
"On the other hand, it is confirmed that Tushar Kumar, son of Ashwini Kumar Singh, bearing roll number 1521306, of state of Bihar is the genuine candidate, who has been recommended by the UPSC at 44th rank," the statement said.
The Commission said both these cases have been reported in the electronic/print media widely.
"One of such media channels has irresponsibly reported that the UPSC has corrected its mistake in one of the above two cases and investigating the matter as to how such error has happened," it said.
Many other media channels and social media portals have also carried the news without any verification, the statement said, adding that it was unprofessional on the part of the said media channel.
"It is reiterated that the UPSC's system is robust and foolproof to eliminate any such errors of alleged nature. It is expected of the media channels that they verify the genuineness of such claims from the UPSC before broadcasting/publishing news of such fake claims through their print/media channels," it said.&nbsp;

In both cases, two persons with the same name claim to have attained the same rank in the UPSC exam with the same roll number, with each accusing the other of fraud.

UPSC double mystery: Two Tushar Kumars claim 44th rank; two Ayashas claim 184th rank

In both cases, two persons with the same name claim to have attained the same rank in the UPSC exam with the same roll number, with each accusing the other of fraud.

Days after the final results of India's civil services examination were published, two uncannily similar cases emerged.
In both cases, two persons with the same name claim to have attained the same rank in the UPSC exam with the same roll number.
In one case, Tushar Kumar from Haryana's Rewari, and Tushar Kumar from Bihar's Bhagalpur have claimed to have secured the 44th rank. Both of them showed their call letters with the same roll number, and appearance for the personality test at the same time, as per a Hindustan Times report
The second case is from Madhya Pradesh where Ayasha Fatima from Dewas, and Ayasha Makrani from Alirajpur, have claimed to have secured the 184th rank. Both Ayashas showed admit cards with the same roll number, as per the news outlet NDTV.
Each candidate has accused the other of fraud.

If courage had a face it would look like Rinku Rahi, an anti-corruption activist at heart.

UPSC Mains Results 2022: Courage has a face- meet Rinku Rahee- here's why you must watch his story

UPSC 2022: Courage has a face- meet Rinku Rahi- here's why you must watch his story 

Rinku&nbsp;Rahee&nbsp;cleared the UPSC&nbsp;examination after 13 years of trying. Here's his story.

If courage had a face it would look like&nbsp;Rinku Rahee, an anti-corruption activist at heart.
A resident of Aligrah in Uttar Pradesh, Rahee, reports say, had exposed a Rs 100 crore scholarship scam in Muzzafarnagar in 2007 which led to a near fatal attack on him.
Rahee&nbsp;was posted as District Social Welfare Officer in 2008 after he had cleared Uttar Pradesh PCS exam a year earlier. Once the scam was exposed, he was shot seven times and lost one of his eyes in the attack.
This year, after 13 years of continuous effort, he cracked the UPSC exam securing 638th rank.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examination 2021 results are out and women are helming the front. 
Shruti Sharma, Ankita Agarwal, Gamini Singla and Aishwarya Verma have secured the first 4 positions respectively. The fifth rank was awarded to Utkarsh Dwivedi.
Nearly 685 candidates have cleared the test with more than half belonging to the Backward Classes, Scheduled Caste and Tribes. 244 students of the general category have cleared the test.
The candidature of 80 candidates is provisional while the result of one candidate has been withheld.
No other information of the qualified candidates has been shared by the Commission.
The civil services exams are held annually, divided into three stages--preliminary, main and interview. Upon clearing, candidates are trained to work in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and the Indian Police Service (IPS) among others.
The main exam was conducted in January 2022 while interviews were then held between April and May.

UPSC CSE Results 2021: Women at the forefront in civil services results

Nearly 685 candidates have cleared the test with more than half belonging to the Backward Classes, Scheduled Caste and Tribes

UPSC: Women at the forefront in civil services results | Top 3 ranks held by girls 

Nearly 685 candidates have cleared the test with more than half belonging to the Backward Classes, Scheduled Caste and Tribes

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examination 2021 results are out and women are at the helm.
While Shruti Sharma&nbsp;has secured the top position, Ankita Agarwal, Gamini Singla and Aishwarya Verma have secured the 2nd, 3rd and 4th position respectively.
Nearly 685 candidates have cleared the test with more than half belonging to the Backward Classes, Scheduled Caste and Tribes and 244 students in the general category cleared the test.
According to reports, of the top 25 candidates, 15 are women.&nbsp;
The candidature of 80 candidates is provisional while the result of one candidate has been withheld.
The civil services exams are held annually, divided into three stages--preliminary, main and interview. Upon clearing, candidates are trained to work in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and the Indian Police Service (IPS) among others.
The main exam was conducted in January 2022 while interviews were then held between April and May.
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Ria Dabi, the younger sister of former UPSC Civil Services topper and IAS Tina Dabi, has cleared UPSC CSE&nbsp;main exam 2020 and has secured 15th rank in UPSC&nbsp;Civil&nbsp;Service exam.
Tina took to her&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;and congratulated her younger sister. She wrote, &ldquo;I am delighter to share that my younger sister Ria Dabi got rank 15 in UPSC 2020 exam."
Ria and Tina are both alumnus of Lady Shri Ram College of Delhi University.&nbsp; IAS Tina Dabi is currently posted in the Rajasthan cadre as the Joint Secretary Finance (Tax) while Ria is a resident of Delhi.
HOME&raquo;NEWS&raquo;EDUCATION-CAREER&raquo;IAS TOPPER TINA DABI'S SISTER RIA GETS RANK 15 IN UPSC CIVIL SERVICES1-MIN READIAS Topper Tina Dabi's Sister Ria Gets Rank 15 in UPSC Civil ServicesTina Dabi's sister gets Rank 15 in UPSC CSE 2020Just like elder sister, Ria too is a student of Delhi University. She has graduated from Lady Sri Ram College. Apart from academics she also has an interest in painting.NEWS18.COMNEW DELHILAST UPDATED:SEPTEMBER 25, 2021, 11:09 ISTFOLLOW US ON:FacebookTwitterInstagramTelegramGoogle NewsEDUCATION AND CAREERS DESKUPSC Civil Services topper and IAS Tina Dabi&rsquo;s younger sister Ria Dabi has secured 15th rank in&nbsp;UPSC CSE Results 2020 declared on Friday. The elder sister had secured rank 1 in 2016. Tina took to her Instagram and congratulated her younger sister. She wrote, &ldquo;I am delighter to share that my younger sister Ria Dabi got rank 15 in UPSC 2020 exam."
Just like the elder sister, Ria too is a student of Delhi University. She has graduated from Lady Sri Ram College. Apart from academics she also has an interest in painting.&nbsp;Ria is a Delhi resident. Her sister, IAS Tina Dabi is currently posted in the Rajasthan cadre as the Joint Secretary Finance (Tax).
Tina Dabi shared a social media post to congratulate her younger sister. Wishes pour in.Not just the sister but Twitter&nbsp;is all praises for the sister duo and calling them inspiration.
While Dabi could not be this year&rsquo;s&nbsp;female topper, the spot is secured by&nbsp;Shubham Kumar.&nbsp;He is from&nbsp;Bihar's&nbsp;Katihari. He is an alumnus of IIT-Bombay. This is his second attempt. He had earlier appeared for Civil Services in 2019 and obtained 290 rank.
This year, a total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment. As many as 180 candidates will be shortlisted for the IAS position, 36 for IFS, 200 for IPS officers&rsquo; posts.

2016 UPSC topper Tina Dabi’s sister Ria Dabi gets 15th rank in UPSC CSE 2020

UPSC Civil Services topper and IAS Tina Dabi’s younger sister Ria Dabi has secured 15th rank in UPSC CSE Results 2020 declared on Friday.

Ria Dabi, the younger sister of 2016&nbsp;UPSC Civil Services topper Tina Dabi, has cleared UPSC main exam 2020 and has secured 15th rank in UPSC&nbsp;Civil&nbsp;Service exam.
Tina took to her&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;and congratulated her younger sister.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Ria and Tina are both alumnus of Lady Shri Ram College of Delhi University.&nbsp;Tina Dabi is currently posted in the Rajasthan cadre as the Joint Secretary Finance.
This year the coveted exam topper is Shubham Kumar. He is from&nbsp;Bihar's&nbsp;Katihari&nbsp;and is&nbsp;an alumnus of IIT-Bombay.&nbsp;This is his second attempt. He had earlier appeared for Civil Services in 2019 and obtained 290 rank.
This year, a total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment. As many as 180 candidates will be shortlisted for the IAS position, 36 for IFS and 200 for IPS officers&rsquo; posts.

This year, a total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment. As many as 180 candidates will be shortlisted for the IAS position, 36 for IFS, 200 for IPS officers&rsquo; posts.

Ria Dabi, the younger sister of 2016&nbsp;UPSC Civil Services topper Tina Dabi, has cleared UPSC main exam 2020 and has secured 15th rank in UPSC&nbsp;Civil&nbsp;Service exam.
Tina took to her&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;and congratulated her younger sister and&nbsp;wrote, &ldquo;I am delighter to share that my younger sister Ria Dabi got rank 15 in UPSC 2020 exam."
Ria and Tina are both alumnus of Lady Shri Ram College of Delhi University.&nbsp;IAS Tina Dabi is currently posted in the Rajasthan cadre as the Joint Secretary Finance (Tax) while Ria is a resident of Delhi.
While Dabi could not be this year&rsquo;s&nbsp;female topper, the spot is secured by&nbsp;Shubham Kumar. He is from&nbsp;Bihar's&nbsp;Katihari&nbsp;and is&nbsp;an alumnus of IIT-Bombay.&nbsp;This is his second attempt. He had earlier appeared for Civil Services in 2019 and obtained 290 rank.
This year, a total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment. As many as 180 candidates will be shortlisted for the IAS position, 36 for IFS, 200 for IPS officers&rsquo; posts.

Union Public Service Commission on Friday declared results of UPSC Civil Services exams.&nbsp;A total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment.&nbsp;Shubham Kumar has topped the exam.
Candidates who have appeared for the examination can check the result on the official site of UPSC on upsc.gov.in.&nbsp;&nbsp;
To check the result, candidates can follow these simple steps given below.

Visit the official site of UPSC on upsc.gov.in.
Click on UPSC Civil Services Result 2020 link available on the home page.
A new PDF file will open where candidates can check their result.
Download the PDF file and keep a hard copy of the same for further need.

The marks sheets of candidates who have not qualified will be uploaded on the Commission&rsquo;s Website within 15 days from the date of publication of the final result.
The prelims exam was conducted in October 2020. The main examination was conducted by the Commission from January 8 to January 17, 2021. Candidates who qualified the main exam were called for interview round. The interview or personality test for selection to the Indian Administrative Service, Indian Foreign Service, Indian Police Service and other Central Services (Group &lsquo;A&rsquo; and Group &lsquo;B&rsquo;) was conducted from August 2 to September 22, 2021.

UPSC Civil Services Result 2020 declared, Shubham Kumar tops

Union Public Service Commission on Friday declared results of UPSC Civil Services exams. Shubham Kumar has topped the exam

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Union Public Service Commission on Friday declared results of UPSC Civil Services exams.&nbsp;A total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment.&nbsp;Shubham Kumar has topped the exam.
Candidates who have appeared for the examination can check the result on the official site of UPSC on upsc.gov.in.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The marks sheets of candidates who have not qualified will be uploaded on the Commission&rsquo;s Website within 15 days from the date of publication of the final result.

Union Public Service Commission on Friday declared results of UPSC Civil Services exams. Candidates who have appeared for the examination can check the result on the official site of UPSC on upsc.gov.in.&nbsp;

Union Public Service Commission on Friday declared results of UPSC Civil Services exams.&nbsp;A total of 761 candidates have been recommended for appointment.&nbsp;Shubham Kumar has topped the exam.
Candidates who have appeared for the examination can check the result on the official site of UPSC on upsc.gov.in.&nbsp;&nbsp;
To check the result, candidates can follow these simple steps given below.
<ul>
<li>Visit the official site of UPSC on upsc.gov.in.</li>
<li>Click on UPSC Civil Services Result 2020 link available on the home page.</li>
<li>A new PDF file will open where candidates can check their result.</li>
<li>Download the PDF file and keep a hard copy of the same for further need.</li>
</ul>
The marks sheets of candidates who have not qualified will be uploaded on the Commission&rsquo;s Website within 15 days from the date of publication of the final result.
The prelims exam was conducted in October 2020. The main examination was conducted by the Commission from January 8 to January 17, 2021. Candidates who qualified the main exam were called for interview round. The interview or personality test for selection to the Indian Administrative Service, Indian Foreign Service, Indian Police Service and other Central Services (Group &lsquo;A&rsquo; and Group &lsquo;B&rsquo;) was conducted from August 2 to September 22, 2021.

Tina Dabi Divorce News: A Jaipur family court has granted divorce to IAS couple Tina Dabi and her husband Athar Amir Khan, on mutual consent. 

Tina Dabi Divorce | Jaipur court grants divorce to IAS toppers Tina Dabi and Athar Khan

IAS&nbsp;topper couple Tina Dabi&nbsp;and Athar&nbsp;Khan part ways, Jaipur&nbsp;court grants divorce.

Jaipur: court grants divorce to IAS toppers Tina Dabi, Athar Khan 

Jaipur family court grants divorce to IAS couple Athar Khan and Tina Dabi
Couple got married in 2018 after falling in love during their IAS training&nbsp;
IAS couple Tina Dabi and Athar Amir Khand had filed for divorce last year
Tina was the UPSC topper in 2016,&nbsp;while Athar had secured 2nd position
Couple's marriage hit headlines after Hindu Mahasabha&nbsp;termed it 'love jihad'

Tina Dabi and Athar Khan had filed for divorce in November 2020. Now, a family court in Jaipur has approved the plea.

A Jaipur family court has granted divorce to IAS couple Tina Dabi and her husband Athar Amir Khan, on mutual consent.&nbsp;The couple had filed for divorce in November 2020.
The two 2016-batch IAS toppers got married in Jaipur in March 2018. The wedding hit the headlines after several high-profile political leaders were seen attending the ceremony and congratulating them online. The controversy started when the Hindu Mahasabha&nbsp;called their marriage 'love jihad'
The couple had earlier said that they had fallen in love during their training period.&nbsp;Tina Dabi and Athar Khan are both IAS officers of the Rajasthan cadre and are currently posted in Jaipur.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Thursday postponed the civil services preliminary examination in wake of the alarming COVID situation. A statement issued by the commission said the exam scheduled to be held on June 25 will now be conducted on October 10.
The commission conducts civil services examination annually in three stages - preliminary, main and interview&nbsp; to select officers of Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) among others.
After two days of slight decline, active Covid-19 cases again increased on Thursday. India recorded 3.62 lakh fresh cases and 4,120 deaths in 24 hours.

UPSC postpones civil services prelims exam amid Covid-19 crisis

//UPSC&nbsp;prelims postponed in the wake of rising Covid&nbsp;cases&nbsp; //Scheduled to be held on June 25, exams will be October 10&nbsp; //UPSC&nbsp;conducts the civil services exams in 3 stages annually&nbsp; //After 2 days of slight decline, Covid&nbsp;cases rose again on Thursday

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Thursday postponed the civil services preliminary examination in wake of the alarming COVID situation. A statement issued by the commission said the exam scheduled to be held on June 25 will now be conducted on October 10.
The commission conducts civil services examination annually in three stages - preliminary, main and interview&nbsp; to select officers of Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) among others.
After two days of slight decline, active Covid-19 cases again increased on Thursday. India recorded 3.62 lakh fresh cases and 4,120 deaths in 24 hours.

The Union Public Service Commission has deferred interviews for civil services examination due to a surge in coronavirus cases.
The dates for interviews and recruitment test, when candidates and advisers are required to travel from all parts of the country, will be reviewed from time to time.
The civil services examination is conducted annually by the UPSC in three stages -- preliminary, main and interview -- to select officers of Indian Administrative Service, Indian Foreign Service and Indian Police Service among others.
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Covid-19 surge: UPSC defers interviews for civil services exam 

UPSC&nbsp;postpones civil services interview&nbsp;
Interviews deferred amid Covid-19 surge
UPSC: revised dates to be notified&nbsp;&nbsp;
UPSC&nbsp;conducts civil service exam&nbsp;in&nbsp;3 stages

The Union Public Service Commission has deferred interviews for civil services examination due to a surge in coronavirus cases.
The dates for interviews and recruitment test, when candidates and advisers are required to travel from all parts of the country, will be reviewed from time to time.
The civil services examination is conducted annually by the UPSC in three stages -- preliminary, main and interview -- to select officers of Indian Administrative Service, Indian Foreign Service and Indian Police Service among others.
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Civil service aspirants who missed their UPSC Civil Services Prelims exam 2020 due to the ongoing pandemic will get an extra chance to crack the test. 

Covid-19: UPSC aspirants to get one more chance to crack prelims

Civil service aspirants who missed their UPSC Civil Services Prelims exam 2020 due to the ongoing pandemic will get an extra chance to crack the test. The Supreme Court in September, after hearing plea of a UPSC candidate who missed her preliminary examinations due to Covid-19, had asked the Centre to consider to give an extra chance to candidates who otherwise have their last attempt in 2020. The Centre in January, however, had said it was not in favour as it may have an &lsquo;cascading&rsquo; effect on the overall functioning of a public examination system.

UPSC aspirants to get one more chance to crack prelims

UPSC&nbsp;aspirants to get one more attempt to crack exam
Students who missed prelims due to Covid&nbsp;can sit for exam
SC had requested Centre to consider giving extra chance&nbsp;
Centre had rejected the idea of another date for UPSC&nbsp;prelims

Civil service aspirants who missed their UPSC Civil Services Prelims exam 2020 due to the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank" >pandemic</a> will get an extra chance to crack the test.
The Supreme Court in September, after hearing plea of a UPSC candidate who missed their preliminary examinations, had asked the Centre to consider giving another chance to candidates for whom 2020 would be last year of attempt.
The Centre had earlier said it was not in favour as it may have an &lsquo;cascading&rsquo; effect on the overall functioning of a public examination system.

UPSC Civil Services Result 2021: The result of the Civil Services Preliminary was declared by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Friday.

UPSC Civil Services Prelims Result 2020 declared at www.upsc.gov.in; How to check

Civil Services Preliminary exam result declared by the&nbsp;Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

UPSC Results 2020 declared

Civil Services Preliminary result out
Qualifiers' list on the official website
Candidates need to fill&nbsp;DAF&nbsp;to appear in Mains
Access DAF document on&nbsp;UPSC&nbsp;site from Oct 28 - Nov 11
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UPSC&nbsp;Result 2021: The result of the Civil Services Preliminary was declared by the&nbsp;Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Friday.

The result of the Civil Services Preliminary was declared by the&nbsp;Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Friday. Candidates can check the qualifiers' list on the official website- www.upsc.gov.in.
The UPSC Prelims 2020 exam was held on October 4 this year. About 10.58 lakh candidates had registered for the UPSC civil services examination prelims.&nbsp;
Candidates who pass the UPSC Preliminary exam will have to fill a Detailed Application Form (DAF) to appear for the Civil Services Main exam.
The official notification says that&nbsp;the DAF document will be released on the UPSC website on 28 October and will be available till 6 pm on 11 November.

Impossible to postpone Civil Services exam: UPSC to SC

The Union Public Service Commission has told the Supreme Court that it's impossible to defer Civil Services exams that is scheduled for Oct 4

The Union Public Service Commission on Monday told the Supreme Court that it's impossible to defer Civil Services exams any further. SC was hearing a plea filed by UPSC aspirants, seeking postponement of upcoming Civil Services (prelims) Exam'20 due to the rising cases of coronavirus infections in the country. The top court has asked the UPSC to file an affidavit by Tuesday. The UPSC civil services exam 2020 is scheduled for October 4. About six lakh aspirants are expected to appear in the 7-hour examination to be conducted at centres across 72 cities in the country.

Appears to vilify Muslims: SC bars Sudarshan TV from airing 2 episodes

Sudarshan TV will not be able to air two episodes of its show&nbsp;&lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo; after the Supreme Court on Tuesday&nbsp;stayed that airing of the episodes that&nbsp;the channel promoted as a&nbsp;&lsquo;big expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in government services'. The two episodes of the show were to be aired on Tuesday and Wednesday.&nbsp;Terming it a 'rabid&nbsp;programme' 'without any factual basis', a&nbsp;three-judge SC bench observed&nbsp;that&nbsp;at this stage, prima facie it does appear the&nbsp;programme 'vilifies the Muslim community' while adjourning the matter to September 17. Asking can such&nbsp;programmes&nbsp;be allowed in a free society, the&nbsp;bench of&nbsp;Justices D Y Chandrachud, KM Joseph and Indu Malhotra said 'such insidious charges also put a question mark on the UPSC&nbsp;exams'.&nbsp;The bench told&nbsp;Sudarshan TV&nbsp;lawyer&nbsp;that&nbsp;his&nbsp;client is doing a 'disservice to the nation'.&nbsp;The apex court observed that revenue model of TV channels and their ownership patterns should be put in public domain on the website.&nbsp;

Appears to vilify Muslims: SC stops Sudarshan TV for airing 2 episodes

SC tells Sudarshan TV not to air 2 episodes of &lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo;&nbsp; 2 episodes were to air on Tuesday and Wednesday&nbsp; Show promoted as expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in UPSC&nbsp; SC bench: &lsquo;rabid&nbsp;programme&rsquo; without any factual basis&nbsp; SC bench:&nbsp; prima facie appear show&nbsp;&lsquo;vilifies Muslims&rsquo;&nbsp; SC to Sudarshan TV lawyer: your client doing disservice to nation&nbsp;

Sudarshan TV will not be able to air two episodes of its show&nbsp;&lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo; after the Supreme Court on Tuesday&nbsp;stayed that airing of the episodes that&nbsp;the channel promoted as a&nbsp;&lsquo;big expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in government services'. The two episodes of the show were to be aired on Tuesday and Wednesday.&nbsp;Terming it a 'rabid&nbsp;programme' 'without any factual basis', a&nbsp;three-judge SC bench observed&nbsp;that&nbsp;at this stage, prima facie it does appear the&nbsp;programme 'vilifies the Muslim community' while adjourning the matter to September 17. Asking can such&nbsp;programmes&nbsp;be allowed in a free society, the&nbsp;bench of&nbsp;Justices D Y Chandrachud, KM Joseph and Indu Malhotra said 'such insidious charges also put a question mark on the UPSC&nbsp;exams'.&nbsp;The bench told&nbsp;Sudarshan TV&nbsp;lawyer&nbsp;that&nbsp;his&nbsp;client is doing a 'disservice to the nation'.&nbsp;The apex court observed that revenue model of TV channels and their ownership patterns should be put in public domain on the website.&nbsp;

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