UPSC Civil service successful candidates will get Rs. 1 Lakh Incentive: Yes it is true Chattisgarh government is offering Rs. 1 Lakh for candidates who have cleared the UPSC civil service exam this year
The official order issued by the Urban Administration and Development Department, the financial assistance will be provided under the Mayor’s Honour Fund, operated by municipal corporations across the state. This initiative aims to both reward merit and instil a spirit of healthy competition among the youth preparing for one of the country’s most challenging and prestigious examinations
Chhatisgarh’s five candidates got the rank in just announced UPSC Civil Service exam 2024. The names of these candidates are as follow
Purva Agrawal from Raipur, who secured an impressive All India Rank (AIR) of 65,
Arpan Chopra from Mungeli with AIR 313,
Mansi Jain from Jagdalpur with AIR 444,
Keshav Garg from Ambikapur with AIR 496, and
Shachi Jaiswal who earned AIR 654.
These candidates presented as role model for aspiring UPSC civil service exam coming next year. Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, applauded the efforts of these candidates and further added that the youth of Chhattisgarh are immensely talented and hardworking. He emphasised that cracking the UPSC examination requires extraordinary dedication, and the success of these candidates demonstrates that with proper guidance and encouragement, excellence is within reach.
The Chief Minister added that the Rs 1 lakh incentive is a step towards building a culture of motivation and excellence in the state. It not only recognises individual achievement but also encourages other youths to take up the UPSC challenge with renewed confidence.
He further remarked that this initiative would provide crucial financial support to candidates at a key stage in their journey while simultaneously boosting their morale. More importantly, he said, the move would contribute to developing a more conducive and aspirational ecosystem for UPSC preparation in the state, where many bright students often lack access to resources and mentorship.
The incentive by Vishnu Dev Sao was welcomed in the state as Career counsellors and UPSC coaching institutions across the state welcomed the move by government calling it a forward-looking and transformative step..
