He has written the Civil Service Examination four times while serving, and is currently ranked 286th nationally and has won accolades.

Karur farmer's daughter passes IAS, long time dream ... Abhinaya achieved!

Tamil Nadu: Abinaya, the daughter of a farmer from Karur district, has passed the IAS exam and her dream of becoming an IAS from school is now a reality. He has won this exam and added more pride to their parents.

Sathasivam and Sivagami, a couple from the Karur district, had a daughter, Abinaya, who was educated at a local high school.

To become a collector

After graduating from the Agricultural College in Coimbatore, he passed the DNBSC examination and went for a government job.

While working in the Paramakudi Agriculture Office, I continued to study with the idea that I should become a Collector.

He failed the civil service exam four times, yet studied faithlessly. Wrote the Civil Service Examination in June 2019 last year and passed it

50 per cent are farmers

He then wrote the next exam, which took place in October, following which he took part in an interview which is currently underway.

In this position, he finished 559th in the civil service exam released yesterday. He has now said that 50 per cent of the farmers in the country are working for them.

Also, Ganesh Kumar from Tamil Nadu is ranked 7th nationally and 1st in Tamil Nadu.

First place in Tamil Nadu

His parents are from Madurai and his father is currently in Nagercoil where he is working for the Central Government.

In addition, he left his job with the intention of becoming an IAS and continued his education. He is ranked 7th nationally and 1st in Tamil Nadu.

Transgender Purna Sundari

Similarly, Purna Sundari, a disabled person from Madurai, has won the IAS exam. He lost his eyesight at the age of 5 and is finishing English literature.

He has been writing DNBSC, Examination and Banking Examination, some Service Examinations since 2016. In this position, he passed the Banking Examination conducted in 2018 and went to work for the Government Rural Development Bank.

He has written the Civil Service Examination four times while serving, and is currently ranked 286th nationally and has won accolades.