Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 6: The esteemed Chanakya IAS Academy Jammu marked a momentous occasion by felicitating accomplished candidates of the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Services (JKAS) examination. Among the 110 students selected from the Chanakya IAS Academy Jammu center, an impressive four secured positions in the top 10, including Saurav (Rank 2nd), Akshay Parihar (Rank 3rd), Aditi Singaal (Rank 7th), and Anie Vaid (Rank 9th). The event was graced by the distinguished presence of Chief Guest B.R. Sharma, State Chief Election Commissioner, a prominent bureaucrat, along with Owais Ali Bhat, the Director of Chanakya IAS Academy Jammu. Renowned figure A.K. Mishra, MD of Chanakya IAS Academy, and other dignitaries also attended to honor these high-achieving candidates.
The felicitation ceremony took place at the prestigious Redission Jammu, where candidates who demonstrated exceptional dedication and determination in the JKAS 2022 examination were celebrated. The event exemplified the values of excellence and hard work that have become synonymous with the Chanakya IAS Academy Jammu center.
Chief guest B.R. Sharma, a stalwart in the administrative field, commended the candidates for their remarkable achievements and encouraged them to serve the people of Jammu and Kashmir with dedication and integrity. He emphasized the significance of public service in contributing to the region's development and progress.
Owais Ali Bhat, the Director of Chanakya IAS Academy Jammu, expressed his pride in the students' accomplishments and emphasized the academy's commitment to nurturing talent and preparing aspirants for successful careers in civil services. He praised the dedication of the faculty and staff in guiding and mentoring the candidates. Bhat also shared inspiring words, underscoring the importance of education as a catalyst for change and progress. He encouraged the candidates to continue their pursuit of knowledge and service to society.
The felicitation ceremony was a moment of pride, inspiration, and optimism for the future of Jammu and Kashmir. |
