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Women sweep top 3 in UPSC exam, Delhi student Shruti Sharma 1st

NEW DELHI: Women have aced Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2021 by cornering the top three slots, with history graduate from Delhi’s St Stephen’s College Shruti Sharma No. 1 in the merit list. This is the fifth time in the past 10 years that a woman has secured the top rank.

The Times of India

Long, challenging journey, say women toppers of UPSC

Jump in only if there is genuine interest: Self-study holds the key; winners advise aspirants

The Hindu

Seven qualify in the Civil Services exam from Jammu and Kashmir

None among the aspirants who qualified the Civil Services exams are from the Kashmir valley

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Hassan youth clears UPSC

Hassan

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Two candidates from Uttara Kannada taste success in UPSC

Manoj Hegde has secured rank of 213 and Deepak Shet bagged the 311st rank

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Two from Belagavi clear UPSC examination

Belagavi

The Hindu

Highlights: UPSC 2021 result

The final result of Civil Services Examination (CSE), 2021 was declared today. Here are some highlights on Dynamite News:

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Women bag first 3 ranks in Civil Services Exams

Among the top 25 successful candidates, ten are women

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UPSC 2021: Know more about Shruti Sharma, the Topper

Shruti is an alumnus of St Stephens College and Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She has prepared for UPSC Civil Services exam at Jamia Millia Islamia Residential Coaching Academy. Read further on Dynamite News:

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UPSC 2021 result declared: Shruti Sharma tops, Ankita Agarwal gets second and Gamini Singla third rank

UPSC 2021 results were declared today. As many as 685 candidates have qualified civil services exam. Full story on Dynamite News:

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The unchanging litany of woes against state public service commissions

On May 4, Amit Abhishek was unsure of securing a train ticket for his journey from Delhi to an examination centre in Purnea district of northeast Bihar.

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99 out of 100 Joint Director posts vacant in Armed Forces HQ Civil Service

Vacancies in Armed Forced HQ Civil Services have arisen as junior officers can’t be promoted with court cases pending against them

The Hindu

IAS Shah Faesal to rejoin administrative service after trying his luck in politics

First UPSC IAS topper from Jammu and Kashmir in 2009, Shah Faesal resigned in 2019 and formed his own political party. But, soon he got disillusioned with politics. Shah has been allowed to rejoin the service. Full report on Dynamite News:

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Shah Faesal rejoins government service, says life has given him ‘another chance’

He resigned in 2019, and was detained for over a year after Article 370 was removed

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Manoj Soni: Meet the ‘chhote Modi’ heading the UPSC selection committee

In early April, IAS officer Jitin Yadav tweeted some advice to aspirants.

The Hindu

AAP forcing every party to talk about education, says MLA Atishi

AAP leader’s remarks come amid war of words with BJP over state-run schools

The Hindu

A merger to better manage the Indian Railways

Under the new Indian Railway Management Service, training its future leaders is the most important task ahead

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No additional attempt in civil services exam, Centre tells SC

The aspirants fell sick with COVID-19 when exam was held in January

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Additional attempt in UPSC civil services exam not possible, Centre tells SC

NEW DELHI: The Centre on Friday told the Supreme Court that additional attempt in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) civil services examination is "not possible."

The Hindu

Supreme Court relief for aspirants with disabilities in UPSC applications

Government says applications will be kept separately until court decision in NGO case

Dynamite News

Civil Service re-examination will have cascading effects: UPSC tells SC

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), while opposing the plea seeking extra attempt for candidates who could not appear in the Civil Services Mains exam, said if the Commission makes a provision for re-examination, then it will have cascading effects on the schedules of other ongoing examinations as well as…

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Protocol did not mandate special arrangement for COVID-hit candidates: UPSC

There is no provision to hold re-examination if a candidate failed to appear, UPSC tells Supreme Court

The Hindu

Respond to plea of COVID-hit civil services aspirants, Supreme Court tells UPSC

They have sought a second chance as they were unable to attend the civil services Mains exam

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UPSC aspirants who missed exam due to COVID move SC seeking additional attempt

A bench of justices AM Khanwilkar and CT Ravikumar had adjourned the matter after Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) counsel sought time to seek instruction on the matter. Read full story

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Sudhir Saxena takes charge as Madhya Pradesh DGP

BHOPAL: Sudhir Kumar Saxena, a 1992-batch IPS officer, assumed office as director-general of police (DGP), at the Madhya Pradesh Police Headquarters in Bhopal on Friday.

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