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Ahinsa Jain, a resident of Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, appeared for UPSC exams 6 times, and could only achieve her dream of becoming an IAS officer in her very last attempt. She gives the credit of her success to her parents and feels grateful for their constant support.

IAS Mudra Gairola’s father had once dreamed of becoming an IAS officer. Due to some reasons, his dreams remained unfulfilled. Mudra made it to the interview rounds in 2018 and 2019 UPSC exams. However, she could not succeed in any of them. She accomplished her ultimate goal in 2022 by becoming an IAS officer.

Sania’s father, Shahid Ali works as a TV mechanic. After clearing the NDA exams, Mirzapur’s Sania Mirza became the country’s first Muslim female fighter pilot in the Indian Air Force. Among 400 seats, 19 were allocated for women and notably, only two were reserved for fighter pilots. Sania secured one of the two seats, marking an outstanding achievement in her career.

Ambika Raina is an IAS officer from UPSC 2022 batch. Ambika earned a degree in architecture from CEPT University, Ahmedabad. During her graduation, she received an internship offer in Switzerland. She returned to India and cracked the UPSC exams in her third attempt by securing 164th rank. 
 

Before the present NDA came to power in India in 2014, with a repeat return in 2019, the erstwhile governments, (reference is inferential), have mostly compromised for their vote bank politics, to try to secularize the acts of terrorism in some parts of India particularly in the state of Jammu and Kashmir

Telangana BJP leader NV Subhash, hitting out at AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, said that they are defaming the NDA government while it tries to limit the consequences of coronavirus pandemic 
 

In a late development last night, AP government took a decision to put in abeyance the order of selling 23 TTD properties in Tamil Nadu as he faced widespread and caustic criticism over the order from Hindu devotees.
Dalai Lama has reiterated that it is at times like the coronavirus that human beings must help each other out.

 "Our government is committed to the goal of doubling farmers' income by 2022," Nirmala Sitharaman said during her Budget speech. 

While the Congress has harped on the word “discriminatory”, after the NDA government amended the citizenship law, it has conveniently not spoken about a law that made in 2010 concerning male Muslims from Pakistan in Kerala.

While the pseudo media keeps targeting PM Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah for every decision they take, the two have kept themselves absolutely insulated. This is precisely because the two evidently know that the nation is behind them robustly 

The year 2019 saw several turning points in Indian history. From revoking Jammu and Kashmir’s special status through abrogation of Article 370 to the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), here are five events of 2019 that became the most prominent political issues in India.

BJP General Secretary Anil Jain, in with respect to the non-implementation of CAA in several states, said, “Any statement to that effect of not implementing the CAA means disrespecting the Constitution, the Office of President as well as the Parliament. 

After heated discussions spanning seven hours, the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill was passed by a majority of 311 votes against 80 in the Lower House where 391 members were present and voting on Monday (December 9).

Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that the NDA is working towards the development while marking the successful completion of six months in his second term. The BJP in Maharashtra led by Devendra Fadnavis staged a walkout in the Maharashtra Assembly stating that norms were flouted ahead of the floor test. They will approach the Governor.