Uttarakhand Celebrates Multiple Successes in UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2025 results have brought immense pride to the hill state of Uttarakhand, with several candidates securing impressive ranks. Leading the charge is Meenal Negi from Tehri, who achieved an outstanding 66th rank in her second attempt. The daughter of a public school teacher, Meenal completed her primary education in Tehri, showcasing the academic potential nurtured in the region.
Inspiring Stories from Across Uttarakhand
Another remarkable achiever is Fairuz Fathima, a 27-year-old from Roorkee's Piran Kaliyar in Haridwar district, who secured the 708th rank. As the daughter of a truck driver, Iqbal Ahmad Tyagi, and the only child in her family, Fairuz's journey is particularly inspiring. Currently working as a deputy manager at the Reserve Bank of India in Delhi, she is also a former rugby player who cleared the exam on her third attempt.
From Champawat district, Anuj Pant of Chhulape village in Barakot block secured the 69th rank. Having previously achieved the 345th rank last year and selected for the Indian Police Service (IPS), Anuj holds a BSc degree from Delhi University. His father, Dinesh Chandra Pant, works in the private sector in Ghaziabad.
In Pithoragarh, Aditya Pathak from the Rai locality earned the 189th rank in his fourth attempt. An economics graduate from Delhi University, Aditya comes from a family of educators, with both his father Madhavanand Pathak and mother Manjula Pathak serving as teachers.
Selections for Prestigious Services
The success stories extend to other promising candidates as well. Ashutosh Nautiyal from Guladi village in Banaal Patti secured the 398th rank and has been selected for the Indian Police Service. His father is a teacher in Vikas Nagar, while his mother is a homemaker.
Additionally, Rishabh Nautiyal of Sunali village in Uttarkashi's Purola achieved the 552nd rank and has been selected for the Indian Administrative Service (IAS).
A Legacy of Perseverance and Inspiration
The collective achievements of these individuals have brought glory and joy to their respective regions, including the Rawani and Banaal Valley areas. Their stories of struggle, persistent effort, and dedication serve as powerful inspiration for the youth across Uttarakhand and beyond. These results highlight the state's growing contribution to India's civil services, demonstrating that with hard work and determination, success is attainable from even the most remote areas.
Inputs from Tanmayee Tyagi, Ashish Mishra, Prem Punetha, and Tapan Susheel.
