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VISION IAS Conducts Seminar on UPSC Preparation in Bengaluru

May 9, 2024 by Sujata Muguda 0 Comments #B.Tech in Electrical Engineering, #Bombay, #Civil Services, #Data Scientist, #Delhi Public School, #Government of India, #Indian Administrative Service (IAS), #Indian Corporate Law Services, #Indian Foreign Service (IFS), #Indian Institute of Technology, #Indian Police Service (IPS), #Kush, #Kush Motwani, #M.Tech, #Mr. Kush Motwani, #Nerul, #The Civil Services Examination (CSE), #Union Public Service Commission, #UPSC preparation, #UPSC preparation strategy, #Vijaynagar, #VisionAS Bengaluru centre

Bengaluru May 8, 2024: The Civil Services Examination (CSE) is a competitive nationwide examination held in India by the Union Public Service Commission. The exam is conducted to recruit candidates for higher Civil Services of the Government of India, such as the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and Indian Police Service (IPS).

Vision IAS

Vision IAS organized a seminar on UPSC preparation strategy. The event was led by one of our students, Mr. Kush Motwani, who secured All India Rank 11. The seminar was attended by numerous aspirants.

With mathematics as his optional subject, Kush paved his way to success with relentless dedication and unwavering focus. Despite numerous obstacles on his UPSC journey, he persevered with resilience and grit.

Completing his schooling at Delhi Public School, Nerul, followed by a B.Tech in Electrical Engineering and an M.Tech in Communication and Signal Processing from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, Kush’s professional path reflects his versatile interests and capabilities, transitioning from a research engineer to the Indian Corporate Law Services, and later as a Data Scientist.

In this session, Mr. Kush Motwani shared his inspiring journey with the aspirants and offered them strategies for managing time effectively, developing practical study plans, and maintaining motivation throughout their preparation journey. The session was appraised by all the aspirants who reached the VisionAS Bengaluru centre in Vijaynagar to attend the open session, leaving a mark on the future nation leaders.

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Pronam round the clock support for senior citizens…

Feb 25, 2021 by Rekha Nair 0 Comments #Chairman, #Dr Debasish Roy, #Indian Police Service (IPS), #Shri Hari Mohan Bangur, #Special Commissioner of Police, #The Bengal

Kolkata: Kolkata Police will provide round-the-clock support to the senior residents of the city through Pronam project which is a joint initiative of Kolkata Police and The Bengal – a leading NGO – said Dr Debasish Roy, IPS, Special Commissioner of Police, Kolkata Police, in his first meeting on senior citizens after assuming charge of the project recently.

“The Pronam initiative is a noble cause espoused by the Kolkata Police and The Bengal and professionally executed to help the elderly citizens who are vulnerable and dependent due to age-related infirmities. The Kolkata Police through Pronam will maintain a round-the-clock vigil and stand by the elderly residents of the city to keep them safe and healthy. It is our objective to not only protect the senior citizens and add years to their lives, but also add life to their years,” said Dr Debasish Roy, Indian Police Service (IPS), Special Commissioner of Police (CP).

Dr Roy has been actively involved with the Pronam project in its earlier days which was started in June 2010 in collaboration with The Bengal – an NGO which has eminent personalities of Bengal on its board. Pronam, which currently has over 20,000 registered senior citizens on its roll, has a 24-hour dedicated helpline and a special team to address the needs of the elderly citizens of the city.

“People and communities should come forward to support the concept of healthy ageing considering the higher risks confronted by older persons especially in the wake of the outbreak of Covid 19 pandemic. Awareness of their special needs must be raised through policy and programmatic interventions. Initiatives undertaken as part of the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing (2021-2030) will go a long way to change how we think, feel and act towards age and ageing,” said Shri Hari Mohan Bangur, Chairman, The Bengal. The Pronam project is supported by Shree Cement Ltd as a part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative.

The Bengal, which is a partner of Kolkata Police in Pronam project, is a Kolkata-based NGO which was founded in 2008 when a group of conscientious and eminent citizens of West Bengal, drawn by the common zeal for social good and community service, came together. From its inception, The Bengal has been represented by leading men and women who are experts in their respective fields – may it be education, industry, art, culture, fine arts or performing arts.

The United Nations General Assembly on 14 December 2020 proclaimed from 2021 as the Decade of Healthy Ageing (2021-2030) aiming to “ensure healthy lives and promote well-being of all at all ages”. Globally, there are more than 1 billion people aged 60 years or older at present with most living in low and middle-income countries.