Repairing Cycles To Becoming An IAS Officer

Varun Baranwal was born in Boisar, at Palghar Dist of Maharashtra, in which his father owned a bicycle mechanic. Even with being put in a household with 4 siblings and meager method of aid, he dreamed of becoming a health care provider. His wishes were defeated after his daddy died of the heart attack when he was in Class X. So he Received a Form in the closest faculty but the entrance prices were Rs 10,000, which we now Did not have. I dropped that the plan back again.

Varun had been happy to restart schooling, however, it still was not easy due to him. He’d to give tuitions in the afternoon to pay for his monthly fee. However, if there is a lack of income, his educators came together and served him paying the commission. From his school, Varun was well aware of the fact education and hard work had been his only means of becoming from the brutal cycle of hardship and poverty. Thus, all through faculty, he also served his mum with the cycle repair shop during the night.

Varun combined MIT Pune and pursued engineering with a golden trophy despite being forced to struggle between work and studies to pay the college fees. As a reward for many of his work, he has placed in an MNC in his year. However, after that, he had become aware of the truths all around him and also the battles confronted by society at large. He also happened to meet Anna Hazare and was influenced by his own fight to Anti Corruption. In an attempt to return to society, he researched for its UPSC. With an all India rank of 32, he arrived in his own condition. Talking about All of the hardship he needed to face, at an interview with Everyday Analysis and News, Varun said.

This is a unique but true story of Varun Baranwal of Maharashtra. They say that if hard work and dedication are true, then even without money, a person can achieve every mile in the world.