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Digraj Singh Rajput Says UPSC Setback Led Him to Teaching
Educator Digraj Singh Rajput has reflected on LinkedIn about not clearing the UPSC examination and the pressure that followed. He said questions such as “Ab kya karoge?” and “Dobara doge?” made the…
The Story in Brief
Educator Digraj Singh Rajput has reflected on LinkedIn about not clearing the UPSC examination and the pressure that followed. He said questions such as “Ab kya karoge?” and “Dobara doge?” made the period harder to handle than the result itself, according to Times Now.
Rajput wrote that a closed path is not always a defeat and can redirect a person towards a better-suited role. He said teaching gradually became more than a profession for him, giving him a way to contribute. He added that he feels no regret about not clearing UPSC and believes he has found his real purpose. Times Now said its report summarises his public post.
The Indian Opinion
The lazy narrative that a failed UPSC attempt ends a person’s prospects is as unhelpful as treating every setback as guaranteed success. Rajput’s experience shows that teaching can become a meaningful career, but it does not erase the demands of building one. The useful test is practical: whether his work helps students learn and whether he can sustain it beyond motivational posts.
Source: timesnownews.com
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