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These days, the famous IRS officer Nisha Oraon, known for her outspoken statements and unique style in social media and administrative circles, has once again made headlines. Amidst a recent controversy related to the recently concluded international BRICS meeting and the heated debates going on on social media, he has taken a strong dig at the critics in the famous format style of Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC). Officer Nisha Oraon, who openly shares her views on social media platforms, has given a befitting reply to the critics by giving a detailed account of the hard work day and night, diplomatic successes and ground challenges of Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officers. This unique and sarcastic style of his has given rise to a new debate on the internet, where people are discussing his outspoken stance and this matter has become the main topic of discussion in administrative circles as well.
Recently, unnecessary statements and criticisms were being seen in some circles regarding India’s diplomatic participation in the BRICS meetings, one of the largest emerging economic and strategic forums in the world. India’s administrative and diplomatic representatives strongly represent the country’s interests on global forums, but many times questions are raised on the policies and work of officials on social media without complete information. In this context, Nisha Oraon, a senior and active officer of the Administrative Service, has come forward and raised her voice in favor of all those government representatives and officials working behind the scenes of diplomacy, who without caring for their lives and sacrificing personal happiness, work to raise the honor of the country on global platforms.
IRS Nisha Oraon, known for her sharp and creative sarcasm, targeted the critics on social media by resorting to the famous style of KBC i.e. ‘Computer Mahashay’ and ‘Option’. He sarcastically wrote in his post that just as people are eliminated from quiz shows by choosing the wrong option without thinking, in the same way, people who criticize the country’s foreign policy on social media without deep understanding of diplomacy and administrative hard work are far away from reality. He explained in very simple but effective words that the diplomatic network that is woven months in advance to make an international level meeting successful and the way Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officers work day and night to present the country’s priorities to the world, is difficult for an ordinary person to even imagine.
Nisha Oraon has openly highlighted how IAS and IPS officers as well as Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officers work on foreign soil only to protect the strategic and economic interests of the country without caring for their families. He said that in huge global conferences like BRICS, from language translation to finalizing treaty documents and bridging mutual differences between countries, it takes years of hard work and high level of professional competence of our diplomats. When any outsider or critic questions the success of these meetings without knowing the ground reality, it is not only an insult to the hard work of those officers but also an attempt to weaken the diplomatic morale of the country.
After this sarcastic and outspoken style of Nisha Oraon came to the fore, there has been a flood of reactions on social media, where on one hand a large number of people have come out in her support and are saying that the administrative officials should reveal the truth of the country’s work, while on the other hand a debate has also started in some circles on this. In the digital age, the scope of social media has become so wide that now even the country’s policy makers and young officials holding administrative positions have started expressing their views directly among the general public. Even if it is in the pretext of BRICS meeting controversy, but this entire incident has once again proved that Indian officials are fully capable of responding to every voice raised against the honor of their country and the dedication of their services.