All posts tagged "First Stirrings"

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  First Stirrings : Perennial Reformist

  by Narendra Kaushik NARENDRA Kumar was born on July 10, 1957, in Delhi’s Karol Bagh, in a family deep into poverty. His...

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  First Stirrings : No Sir

  by Narendra Kaushik IT was peer pressure that brought Rita Sinha—than Rita Kudwa—into Indian Administrative Service (IAS). She was pursuing masters in...

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  First Stirrings : Power to Serve

  by Narendra Kaushik IT was Allahabad’s infectious pull for civil services that put Sharda Prasad, son of unlettered farmer parents in Alampur...

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  Haryana 51 Years

  An affair to remember

  by Anil Tyagi THE idea of a career in the administrative services was not mine. I was barely 13 years old and...

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  First Stirrings : Courage of conviction

  by Narendra Kaushik IT was a taunt and better prospects of growth and emoluments that brought Kamal Krishna Sinha into Indian Administrative...

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  First Stirrings : Tax Man – Triloki Nath Pandey

  by Narendra Kaushik IT was peer pressure and ease of doing studies which brought Triloki Nath Pandey, son of Chandra Nath Pandey,...

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  First Stirrings : Lessons of Life

  IT was a house and family commitments that more or less brought Vinod Vaish into civil services. Son of Nihal Chand Vaish,...

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  First Stirrings : Quick response

  As told to Narendra Kaushik ATUL Chaturvedi, 66, was born in a family of civil servants. His father, PN Chaturvedi, was a...

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  First Stirrings : Man of Ideas

  THANKS to his height, Naresh Chandra Saxena, born in Bareilly, got a head start in school. When his father, Krishan Swaroop Saxena,...

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  First Stirrings : Grassroots administrator

  NOBODY in Bal Krishna Chaturvedi’s family ever had any doubts about him getting into Indian Administrative Service (IAS). The suspense was only...