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Nashik
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As I complete my probation this week, here's a recap on how comprehensive #IFS training is, especially for those who ask me if #women can opt for IFS -
#HorseRiding @ Indian Military Academy
To improve coordination, confidence & physical posture of an officer
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Those who visited tiger reserves & are disappointed for not sighting a tiger, read this -
After about 20+ safaris for 2 yrs across best TRs in India, yesterday was the first time I saw a wild tiger.
Coz it's luck & also, the Tiger doesn't care! Look at his eyes.
@etadoba
A civil servant gets it easier. S/he has resources, authority, huge fraternity & importantly, immediate recognition.
A serious civil service aspirant however has an unusually lonely struggle. A silent inspiration.
Don't know about you, but I'd rather have coconut water on my suit than plastic in my blood.
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Swetha Boddu, IFS retweeted
"The best way to drink coconut water is directly. Ugliest way is with a plastic straw", says Indian 🇮🇳 IFS officer Swetha Boddu. ❤️
Lets live green! Lets beat plastic pollution!
Swetha Boddu, IFS retweeted
#LiveGreen #ZeroWaste
"The best way to drink coconut water is directly. Ugliest way is with a plastic straw", says IFS officer Swetha Boddu.
We agree, don't you? #WorldWaterDay #SaveWater
When you drink a glass of water, write in a notebook or take medicine for fever - realise they all are linked to forests!
#InternationalDayOfForests today
New posting and new home brought me back old childhood memories
#झूला
Never give free advice.
Because it only means we're telling we know better than others.
Let's be humble.
I lost my mother to cancer 4 weeks ago. It was heartbreaking for us, especially in her last days.
But today I want to narrate & celebrate her life through the one principle she lived by -
"Earn your day!"
I believe this is very relevant to #WomensDay today.
Seeing our mother, my brother (and I) never thinks women don't work. He won't ever disrespect women. Because he learnt from her example. And your kids will learn from yours.