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First Blind IAS Officer of India |
Success Story of IAS
Pranjal Patil: IAS exam difficulty level is not hidden
from anyone. But there is no doubt that when the courage is high, no matter how
great the difficulty is, it cannot stop the path. But today, whose success
story we are going to tell you, his challenge was different. Yes, today we will
talk about Pranjal Patil, the country's first blind IAS officer. While the
candidates could not crack this exam despite all the facilities, Pranjal not
only passed this exam without eyes but also brought a good rank, the most
integral part of life. Not only this, Pranjal passed this exam not once or
twice.
Which accident took
Pranjal's eyesight
Pranjal Patil is a
resident of Ullas Nagar in Maharashtra. She was very good in studies since
childhood. But a school accident changed his life. Actually, when she was in
the sixth grade, at that time, a student's pencil of her class accidentally got
caught in her eye. This led to the loss of one eye. Pranjal got a shock from this
incident. Pranjal was still unable to recover from this problem that within a
year his second eye light also lost. Pranjal broke down inside, but he did not
give up. She stood and did not stop until she reached her destination.
Study from brain script
Pranjal had no choice
now. Except to accept this truth of your life. Eventually, he accepted that he
had to spend the rest of his life like this. But this decision depended on his
determination to cut down on the life of this lack or go ahead and do something
with this stage. He chose the second option and studied in brain script.
Pranjal was always very good in studies. Pranjal's way of studying changed but
his determination was the same. Pranjal studied with the help of special
software who used to read and read books. That is, a software which was read
for them and after listening to which they did their entire studies.
How she success in
carrier
Prior to taking the IAS exam, Pranjal also prepared and competed for many competitive pensions, but also did not fill his mind. His motive was something else. She decided to become an IAS and started preparing whole-heartedly. As a result, in the first attempt, he cleared the UPSC exam. But she was not satisfied with the rank in this examination of 2016. At this time he had got 733 rank and he was not interested in the post under it. He tried again in the year 2017 and passed the examination with the rank of 124. He showed what the police station was. Presently Pranjal is posted in Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala.
Pranjal's story tells
that weakness or disability is not in the body, but in the mind. Pranjal never
considered himself disabled, but considered special Abel. Then perhaps even
after so many challenges, he did not look back.
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What is the power of an IPS officer? Learn
At the time of Crisis, an IPS officer is responsible for maintaining law and order in the society. Their jurisdiction and scope of responsibilities is very large, let's take a look.
Powers of An IPS Officer: IPS officers play an unprecedented role in establishing law and order in any field. They are a very important part of the Indian Police Service and there is no need to say what is the importance of Indian Police Service in Indian Democracy. Getting this post in itself is not less than any achievement. As important as this post is, it also has its responsibilities and powers. Today, we know about the power of an IPS officer.
The IPS officer is the
head of all the Superintendents of Police (SP) and the Deputy Superintendent of
Police (DSP) at the state level. In addition, an IPS is in charge of the
overall functioning of the district and part of its duties and responsibilities
so that there is no slight disturbance or malfunction in the policing system
and resolves it when it happens. Although the list of responsibilities of an
IPS officer is quite long, but today we will mention some important points.
Primary Power -
The main function of
the IPS officer is to protect the people in their jurisdiction. At the state
level, he takes up the task of maintaining law and order with the IAS officer.
Stopping crime,
investigating crime, preventing and managing accidents, is protecting the
transportation of cash, watching the recovery of stolen goods and allowing
loudspeakers in rallies, etc., all come under them.
They lead all security
commands -
IPS officers command
vigilance organizations like Central Police Organizations, National Security
Guard, Intelligence Bureau, CBI, BSF, Indo-Tibetan Border Police and CRPF etc.
Not only this, IPS officers also play the role of Commander of CBI (Central
Bureau of Investigation), CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force), NSG (National
Security Guard), IB (Intelligence Bureau), BSF (Border Security Force),
Indo-Tibetan Border Police Huh.
Maintaining peace and
security of VIPs in the state
IPS officers have the
responsibility to maintain peace and order in the state and they can take
whatever decisions are necessary for it.
Handling in times of
disasters -
At the time of any
disaster, to find out its cause and to see that no matter how the situation is,
peace and order is not disturbed, it is their job. Like during the riots, etc.,
they take all possible steps to maintain peace by meeting with the armed
forces. Not only this, it also comes under their jurisdiction to follow public
law properly, whether these rules are environmental, traffic related or any
other area.
Police forces and army
command -
IPS officers have to
ensure that there is no physical or financial loss to the properties or people
in their area. They have to be active to do this. Also, they cooperate with
local police services for this work.
Not only this, an IPS officer is responsible for taking command of the police forces of the state and union territories. When the army is deployed in the area for special purposes, they have to co-ordinate and work with the Indian Army for some time.
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