Ghorasahan, Bihar – April 22, 2025: In a heartwarming success story that exemplifies perseverance and grit, Sanjeev Kumar, a young man from the small village of Pithwa in Jhrokhar Panchayat under Ghorasahan block, has cleared the prestigious Civil Services Examination in his very first attempt, earning a place in the Indian Police Service (IPS).
Sanjeev Kumar is the grandson of the late Jokhu Mahto and the proud son of Mr. Sunil Kumar. His achievement has brought immense pride not only to his family but to the entire East Champaran district and Bihar. In a region where access to top-tier education and coaching facilities is limited, Sanjeev’s remarkable feat has inspired hope and belief among thousands of aspiring students from rural India.
The village of Pithwa has turned festive, with celebrations erupting as neighbors and well-wishers flock to congratulate the Kumar family. With pride in their eyes and gratitude in their hearts, villagers are hailing Sanjeev as a true son of the soil—one who dared to dream big and worked tirelessly to make it a reality.
Cracking the UPSC examination is no small feat. Known for its intense competition and rigorous selection process, it often takes candidates multiple attempts to even reach the interview stage. Sanjeev’s success in his very first try speaks volumes of his discipline, determination, and dedication. It also proves that brilliance is not bound by geography or economic status.
Sources close to Sanjeev mention that he relied heavily on self-study, online resources, and a disciplined lifestyle. Away from the distractions of big cities and elite coaching institutes, he stayed grounded and focused, often drawing strength from his roots and the support of his close-knit community.
His journey stands as a testimony that with the right mindset and hard work, no dream is too distant—even from a small village like Ghorasahan. His story is already being shared widely on social media, with many calling him a role model for the next generation.
