She walked away from a high-paying job at a multinational company and became an IAS officer in her very first attempt. Got a high paying job in a multinational company, became an IAS officer in the very first attempt.

In today’s era, where youth dream of packages worth crores of rupees and luxurious corporate lifestyle in a Multinational Company (MNC), there are some passionate people in the country for whom bringing change in the society through administrative service is the biggest objective. One such very inspiring story has come to light, where a promising woman said goodbye to a high position and high salary job in the corporate world in one stroke. He prepared for the UPSC Civil Services Exam, considered the toughest in the country, and not only got success, but also created history by becoming an IAS officer in his very first attempt. His administrative journey, which started from West Bengal, is now writing a new chapter as the District Magistrate (DM) in an important district of Bihar.

From the luxuries of corporate to the thorny journey of civil services

The early career of this female IAS officer was very brilliant. After completing his higher education from a prestigious institute, he was selected in a well-known multinational company in India and abroad. Life was completely set and the package was also in lakhs, but there was always a pain in the mind of the common citizens of the country and to improve the system at the grassroots level. Ultimately, he took a big and bold decision and resigned from his stable job. On the strength of hard work day and night and precise strategy, she surprised everyone by cracking the UPSC exam in her very first attempt and was selected for the most prestigious service of the country.

First got West Bengal cadre, then due to this got transferred to Bihar

After securing the best rank in UPSC, he was initially allotted West Bengal cadre instead of home cadre. There he proved his administrative skills as an Assistant Collector and SDM and made many major reforms at the local level. However, she was later transferred from West Bengal to Bihar cadre under the cadre change rules of the Central Government (inter-cadre transfer policy on marriage or other special family grounds). As soon as he entered the Bihar administrative corridor, his working style started being praised all around.

Commanding as DM in Bihar: Bringing big changes at the local level

Presently posted as District Magistrate in a major district of Bihar, this woman officer is known for her quick decision-making ability and direct connection with the public. She often goes on surprise inspections to know the ground reality of remote rural areas, government schools, hospitals and development schemes of the district. Due to his strict and transparent stance, there is a stir among the local land mafia, corrupt employees and middlemen. With the help of AI-driven administrative reforms and local geographical inputs, she is promoting digital governance in the district, so that the benefits of government schemes reach the needy directly.