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srbachchan · 3 months ago

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DAY 6238

Jalsa, Mumbai Mar 15, 2025/Mar 16 Sat/Sun 12:56 am

Ef birthdays wishes :

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March 16 .. birthday happiness to Ef Kalpana Kakade from Bengaluru .. and Ef Bharat Gupta from Gujarat .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

Birthdays were missed .. apologies 🙏🏽 .. but the love and affection ever sincere and humongous ..

🪔 .. March 15 .. love and happiness to Ef Ankita Dadajwar from Nanded .. Ef Manish Mishra from Unnao Uttar Pradesh .. Ef Shruti Saini from New Delhi .. Ef Mozhgan Tirandaz from Iran 🇮🇷 .. Ef Avik Ghosh from Kolkata .. and Ef Avnish Dalal ..🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 14 .. love to Ef Rimi Basu .. and Ef Nilanjan Das from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 13 .. love and joys to Ef Meghali B. Lahiry from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 11 .. love to Ef Shirel Segev .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 10 .. love to Ef Monika Jain from Bhopal .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 09 .. love to Ef Altaf Ali Kondkar from Riyadh - KSA 🇸🇦 .. and Ef Misti Das from Assam .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 06 .. love to Ef Muhammad Junaid from Canberra - Australia 🇦🇺 .. and Ef Muhammed Shifan from Kerala .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 05 .. love to Ef Satish Kumar Paig from Kochi .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 03 .. love to Ef Ashish Mali from Kolkata .. Ef Sunetra Ganguly also from Kolkata .. and Ef Radhika Sheshadri from Singapore 🇸🇬 .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 02 .. love to Ef Gita Avinashi Patel .. Ef Laila Abdelkader .. and Ef Rasha Fouad from Egypt 🇪🇬 .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 01 .. love to Ef Asesh Majumdar from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 28 .. love to Ef Jitendra Chauhan .. and Ef Rahul Tiwari from Bangalore .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 24 .. love to Ef Soham Boricha .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 23 .. love to Ef Girish Badave .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 19 .. love to Ef Jahnvi Bhatt .. and Ef Milan Mehta from Surat .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 18 .. love to Ef Sriskandan SK from Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 .. 🙏🏽🚩❤️

🪔 .. February 15 .. love to Ef Depack Timbadiaa from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 12 .. love to Ef Viviene .. and Ef Anusree Mandi from Kolkata .. and Ef Manish Malhotra .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 10 💖 .. love to Ef Rahul Sen from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 09 .. love to Ef Pinakin Gohil from Bhavnagar, Gujarat .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

Sometimes the Ef 👆🏼👆🏼does exceptional work, which even the hired professionals do not and cannot do .. pity ..

But my love and gratitude to dedicated Ef that work unconditionally and make life easier for me .. an incorrect date , a wrong typo , a spelling error , wrong numbering .. all so efficiently informing me of my error ..

My gratitude to all ..

The visit to the gym and the physio and the yoga was done in time .. but later in the day just felt like repeating it without any particular reason , and so did two visits ..

Maybe two is good .. perhaps the better for the upkeep of the body ..

One comes across so many ideas and informations of how one can keep their body healthy, on the net .. and one wonders if they should be practised or not ..

The medical professionals raise their eyebrows .. in surprise , and at times with a look of warning .. so one tends to ignore the information on the net , or rather the Insta .. but some of them are really quite useful ..

I wait for the morn and the GOJ and the meeting of the familiar Ef and the affection that is given to me .. it is a feeling of such immense proportion that at times it is difficult to put it in words ..

Time and age have a time .. and the time resonates with change .. many that you remember when you were with them earlier, somehow remain in the image for you , until suddenly you discover how time has taken its time to bring change to them .. the heart and the mind remains the same .. just that the physiognomy alters ..

We convey and inform now, more than we ever did .. we connect more now than we ever did .. and the joy of reminisce is overbearing .. for we have the ability to keep records of the entire proceedings when we met and where and what we said or expressed ..

Oh what a wonderful World we live in .. and our next generation shall perhaps be expressing that from another Planet ..

Space has a fascination among the young, more than we ever thought of .. for us it was a given .. for them it is a question mark .. and rightfully though .. the 6 or 7 year old has a fascination to discover all that in their spare time ..

We were more keen on knowing when we would get free from class to be able to play marbles or 'gulli danda' ..

The scriptures and the mythology was learnt by us through narration .. narration of the elders ..

The knowledge of similar is now a penchant among the youth .. the net the desire for greater know is a habit .. one that is lauded by the elders .. and may they flourish and excel ..

My consideration for your good times .. and love

Amitabh Bachchan

मुँह सिर्फ़ एक, कान दो - कम बोलो, ज़्यादा सुनो

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autoevtimes · 9 days ago

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iamdigivaibhav · 1 month ago

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10 famous Politicians of Bihar

Bihar is a great state and it has given great people to our country like the first president of India Dr. Rajendra Prasaad was from Bihar. There are many other politicians in India who are from Bihar and their policies are helping in the development of India. The article will give information about some of the top politicians of Bihar.

Here are some politicians from Bihar.

1. Nand Kishore Yadav

2. Meira Kumar

3. Nitish Kumar

4. Jitan Ram Manjhi

5. Sushil Kumar Modi

6. Ram Vilas Paswan

7. Pushpam Priya Chaudhary

8. Raghuvansh Prasad Singh

9. Lalu Yadav

10. Krishna Kumar Mishra

#famous #top #politics #politician #bihar #bihar news #bihar politics

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wwn24 · 3 months ago

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Nitish Kumar loses his cool over the use of mobile phones in the Bihar Assembly

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar during the Budget session at Bihar Assembly, in Patna on March 10, 2025. | Photo Credit: PTI Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Thursday (March 20, 2025) lost his cool over the use of mobile phones in the Bihar Assembly. Mr. Kumar asked Bihar Assembly Speaker Nand Kishore Yadav to ban mobile phones in the House. Mr. Kumar also said that excessive use of mobile…

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takeatripindia · 5 months ago

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vrindavanrascharcha · 6 months ago

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Sab taji bhajiye Nand Kumar.

Aur bhaje tein kaam sarai nahin, mitai na bhav-janjar.

Jihin jihin joni janam dharayau, bahu jorayau agh ko bhar.

Tihin kaatan kau samarth Hari kau, teekshan naam-kuthar.

Ved, Puran, Bhagwat, Geeta, sab kau yah mat saar.

Bhav-samudra Hari-pad-nauka binu, kou na utaarai paar.

Yah jiya jani, inhin chhin bhaji, din beete jaat asaar.

Soor paayi yah samau laahu lahi, durlabh phir sansaar.

Shri Soordas ji, Soorsagar

Abandon all worldly attachments and engage in the worship of Shri Hari. Worshiping anyone else will not help achieve liberation, nor will it remove the entanglement of the cycle of birth and death.

With each birth in different forms of life, the soul accumulates the burden of sins. The only weapon capable of cutting through these sins is the sharp axe of Shri Hari's name.

The essence of the Vedas, Puranas, Bhagavata, and Gita is that to cross the ocean of birth and death, one must rely solely on the boat of Shri Hari's lotus feet.

Understanding this eternal truth, begin the worship of Shri Hari immediately, as time is fleeting. Shri Soordas Ji says that obtaining this rare human birth is an invaluable opportunity; if one fails to attain divine realization now, such a chance may never come again.

#vrindavan #vrindavanras #vrindavandham #VrindavanRasMahima #vrindavanrascharcha #sevakunj #radhavallabh #shriharivansh #Tulsidas #ramramji #radhekrishna #harekrishna #premanandjimaharaj #premanandjimaharajvrindavan

[ Vrindavan, Vrindavan dham, premanand ji maharaj, nidhivan, Shri Harivansh, premanand ji vrindavan, bhakti path, nimaipathshala, Radha keli kunj]

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news365timesindia · 7 months ago

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Patna, 27th Nov. Members of the opposition in the Bihar Assembly disrupted proceedings on Wednesday, storming the well of the House to demand the withdrawal of the controversial Waqf Amendment Bill, introduced by the Centre. They also called on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to clarify his position on the matter. The protests led Speaker Nand Kishor Yadav to adjourn the session until 2 pm after repeated appeals for the members to return to their seats, stressing that the issue could not be resolved at the state level. Leader of the Opposition Tejashwi Yadav, who remained seated during the commotion, later voiced his support for the agitating members. Speaking to the media, Yadav criticized the bill, alleging that it aimed to create a Hindu-Muslim divide, threatened cultural diversity, and was unconstitutional. “We have opposed the bill both in Parliament and on the streets. Nitish Kumar, who claims to follow Gandhian principles, has aligned himself with those supporting Godse. The JD(U) ministers defended the bill in Parliament, and we believe this could not have happened without the approval of the JD(U) supremo. Now, Nitish Kumar must speak out against it inside the House,” Yadav stated. The day also highlighted the complex relationship between Kumar’s JD(U) and the RJD. A number of RJD MLAs entered the House blindfolded, symbolizing their accusation of Kumar’s indifference to issues affecting Bihar. RJD MLA Mukesh Raushan, in a symbolic gesture, said, “My name is Nitish Kumar and I can see nothing. I cannot see the crimes happening in Bihar or the suffering of power consumers caused by pre-paid meters.” During the session, CM Nitish Kumar exchanged glances with Yadav, fueling speculation about their complicated political relationship. Yadav later commented, “While I may oppose Nitish Kumar politically, I’ve always respected him personally. He often communicates through gestures, and I respond in kind. Those who understand, do understand.” The post Opposition Protests in Bihar Assembly Over Waqf Amendment Bill appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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news365times · 7 months ago

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tulasihealth · 8 months ago

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The Role of Gut Health in Mental Well-being: Insights from Tulasi Healthcare

Gut health is a very important aspect of overall well-being in human life, and research now clearly shows how this factor affects mental health. Often considered the "second brain," it is home to trillions of microorganisms that regulate various kinds of bodily activity, ranging from mood to cognitive functioning. Such a relationship between the gut and the brain is no less than what is required for holistic treatment of mental health issues, something that Tulasi Healthcare, the top rehabilitation and mental healthcare service provider in Delhi NCR, emphasizes.

The Gut-Brain Axis: A Two-Way Street The gut-brain axis is a communication network that links the gastrointestinal tract with the brain. In fact, it sends signals to impinge on mood, emotions, and even cognitive functions, all through this pathway. This connection is primarily by means of the vagus nerve, communicating between the gut and the central nervous system.

At Tulasi Healthcare, this understanding is integrated into treatments for mental health. They focus on holistic treatment models with an integration of body and mind approaches in treatment, where diet and gut health are part of a treatment program.

Gut Microbiome and Mental Health Dysbiosis is the imbalances in gut bacteria, and these can lead to anxieties, depressions, and even schizophrenia. A part of the key neurotransmitters-such as serotonin-is produced in the gut. If the microbiome is thrown off, serotonin levels are reduced, promoting mood swings and depression and anxiety.

Tulasi Healthcare introduces improvements in gut health through nutrition, supplements, and proper stress management skills to achieve better mental health outcomes. In their multi-disciplinary approach, the psychiatric care given is augmented by nutrition counseling and care for the body, to ensure that the improvement is sustainable.

Dietary Impact on Mental Health Certain foods stimulate gut health, therefore mental wellness. At Tulasi Healthcare, the treatment prescribes a diet rich in fiber content, fermented foods, and probiotics. Such diets ensure that microbiome is put back to normal levels. This subsequently favors mental health because it decreases inflammation and increases the production of neurotransmitters that uplift moods.

Best Psychiatrists in Delhi and North Delhi One should ensure that they work with the best when seeking expert care. Here are some of the most respected psychiatrists in Delhi and North Delhi.

Dr. Samir Parikh: Known for being someone who has a very empathetic approach, Dr. Parikh is an expert psychiatrist in handling patients with anxiety disorders, depression, and dealing with stress at Fortis Hospital. Apart from his practice, he is well recognized for his efforts towards awareness programs for mental health.

Dr. Rajiv Sharma: One of the best psychiatrists in North Delhi, Dr. Sharma deals with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and drug-addiction problems. He treats these patients with medication and psychotherapy together.

Dr. Shashi Bhushan: He has deep insight into mood disorders and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and has a good practice in North Delhi for treating complex cases of depression and anxiety.

Dr. Nand Kumar is a specialist who treats mood disorders, stress, and substance abuse and has his clinics in South and North Delhi, giving all-round health package to the patients

Tulasi Healthcare collaborative work-up with top psychiatrists and other healthcare professionals provide integrative care to support both mental and physical well-being of health.

Conclusion Gut health and mental well-being are no longer just a recent topic; they hold greater weight in mental health care today. The groundbreaking approach by Tulasi Healthcare - going beyond just treatment, while including an emphasis on gut health to help patients better achieve improved mental health outcomes-bits and pieces that make up the key to sustaining long-term mental wellness through diet, lifestyle modification, and definitive psychiatric care.

If you require comprehensive mental health services in Delhi, you could contact one of the top psychiatrists listed here or go directly to Tulasi Healthcare for specific care, including gut health in your treatment plan.

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rahulkhate · 1 year ago

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Rahul Khate honored in 'Pranaam' programme

Nanded, Dt. 19: The Dushyant Kumar Memorial Manuscript Museum, Bhopal was organizing a prestigious two-day ‘Pranaam’ program at Rajurkar Raj Smriti Sabha Ghar, Bhopal on 16 March at 5 pm. Rahul Khate was presented with the Akhilesh Jain Memorial Award. Rahul Khate, Manager (Official Language) of Nanded in memory of Akhilesh Jain for experimenting and promoting Official Language Hindi while…

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lokeshkumarjangid · 1 year ago

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Lokesh Kumar Jangid Wiki, Wikipedia, IAS Officer, Rank, Age, Wife Name

Lokesh Kumar Jangid secured 68th rank in UPSC in India in 2014 and became an IAS officer. Currently working as Additional Collector in Badwani district of Madhya Pradesh. He did his B.Tech. in Computer Science from SGGS Institute of Engineering & Technology, Nanded (Maharashtra).

Lokesh Kumar Jangid Bio

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Early Life & Family Details

Lokesh's grandparents and parents originally lived in a village in Nagaur district of Rajasthan. For livelihood, grandfather Madanlal ji Jangid migrated to Maharashtra in 1952 and his family migrated to Maharashtra in 1986 when Lokesh was just four months old. His grandfather was a carpenter by profession and used to go to hamlets in Jintur taluka in Parbhani district in Maharashtra to make wooden doors, wooden ceilings, other furniture.

Lokesh's father Late Ramchandra was contributing to the family work but he unfortunately died in an accident in 1993 and the Jangid family faced a great crisis. Lokesh was seven years old at that time. After that, Lokesh and his siblings were brought up by their grandfather and paternal uncle, his mother being a homemaker.

By dint of his hard work, his grandfather then settled in the district headquarters Parbhani and started his own saw mill there. Lokesh's uncle Ashok Kumar and his younger brother run a plywood business today at the same place.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Educational Journey

Lokesh studied till 10th at Model English School, Parbhani and did his 11th and 12th at Bal Vidya Mandir Junior College in Parbhani. Lokesh imbibed the habit of reading newspapers from his grandfather in his childhood. As an English medium student, when he was learning Barahkhadi at school, Lokesh used to read Hindi newspaper fluently because his grandfather had already taught him ‘Devanagari’ at home before Hindi and Marathi were introduced in the school.

Lokesh used to be good at academics and extra-curricular activities right from his school life. He stood third in Maharashtra in the state level science fair in class 9 and represented the state at the national level twice in science fairs. Also, he used to actively participate in essay competitions and oratory competitions. On the birthday and death anniversaries of national heroes and great leaders, he used to deliver speeches in every programme in the school. Overall, the foundation was laid in the school life itself. While studying engineering, too, he used to actively participate in extra-curricular events. He was President of college’s National Service Scheme (NSS) Chapter. Many programs such as digital literacy campaign, rural technology transfer etc were carried out in the village adjacent to the college.

Fascinated with Sociology during civils preparation, he joined full-time Masters programme in Sociology at JNU Delhi. He says he enjoyed Sociology much more than his engineering subjects, and he had not got selected for UPSC, would have possibly continued with a career in academics with Sociology discipline.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Inspiration to Become IAS Officer

Lokesh gives all the credit to his grandfather who is his inspiration. Lokesh's grandfather used to read newspapers from his youth despite being a carpenter. From the first election to the Parliament since 1952 till his last, he keenly followed the political affairs of all the states. He used to give money to Lokesh to buy magazines from Rly station outlet since the time Lokesh was in 7th class.

Lokesh used to watch Doordarshan news, debates of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha on television along with his grandfather. This is how he started following current affairs and politics, and the interest in civil service general studies was kindled.

Based on this, he felt he could make a difference in the system by joining IAS. Though he was fascinated by politics, he knew he couldn’t make it there because of various constraints. So he thought of civil services as the next best option to impact things on a larger scale.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Preparing for UPSC Exam

Having started reading newspaper keenly from his early school years, and then magazines like CSR, India Today, Outlook, preparation had already taken off unknowingly. Thereafter, in the library of his engineering college, he regularly read more magazines, including ones like ‘Yojana’ and ‘Kurukshetra’. He got selected for Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) during campus placement when he was in his third year of engineering. But he chose not to join TCS as he felt his calling was something different than a corporate job. So, after completing engineering in 2008, he headed straight to Delhi to prepare for UPSC full-time.

Lokesh's uncle Ashok Jangid fully funded Lokesh's education including the hefty fee for the UPSC coaching in Delhi. “Don't you worry about financials or the TCS job, I am with you, just focus on UPSC if you feel that is your dream”, supported him and never let him feel the absence of his father , moral support wise or financially.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Succeeding in UPSC at the First Attempt

Lokesh got All India Rank 910 in UPSC first attempt in 2009 exam based on reserve list. He got his first posting in Lakshadweep islands under DANICS (Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshadweep Islands Civil Service).

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Continuing His Dream of Achieving IAS Officer Rank

He continued his UPSC preparation by working in the remote islands of Lakshadweep. In his second and third attempts, he couldn’t make it. By the time the fourth attempt was underway, the pattern of the civil services exam had changed completely, with introduction of more subjects and papers in general studies in the Mains exam. In Lakshadweep, newspapers came only once in a fortnight by ship from Kochi but basic internet facility was available. So without any coaching, test series or new material, he continued the preparation by using the material available online and went to Delhi only to write the UPSC main exam. Prepared for interview at Lakshadweep and secured 68th rank in country in CSE 2014.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Journey as an IAS Officer

Got MP cadre in the IAS and after one-year training at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration in Mussoorie, joined as Assistant Collector at Sehore in Madhya Pradesh.

After completion of training at LBSNAA, he was then posted as Assistant Secretary in the Ministry of Panchayat Raj, Govt of India, for three months to familiarise himself with the policy processes of the Government of India. In 2016, he was appointed as SDM in Vijaypur tehsil of Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh and started working directly in the field. After that he was posted as CEO Zila Parishad in Harda district. And post that, he joined as Additional Mission Director at Rajya Shiksha Kendra in Bhopal. He focused on improving the learning outcomes of children, especially in foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN) grades, and launched a dedicated fellowship programme for NIPUN Bharat. He also had a stint as Additional Collector Guna in Covid first wave, and as Additional Collector in Badwani district during Covid second wave and there too he took charge of everything from monitoring continuous oxygen supplies 24*7 to making new covid care centres to collaborating with pvt hospitals for Ayushman and the successful vaccination campaign by removing the misgivings that the tribal population had about ill effects of vaccination.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Serving People Remarkably, Earning Praises & Awards for His Work

When Lokesh SDM in Sheopur district in Madhya Pradesh, primitive tribal group Saharia tribe was predominant in the region. Lokesh noticed that the education and the status of healthcare facilities was very poor in the sub-division. In order to improve the learning outcomes of primary school students, a very extensive initiative 'Padho Vijaypur' was implemented in collaboration with the Pratham organization, which directly benefited thousands of students who started reading the texts and teachers also became more involved in teaching. After the success of Lokesh's project, the Madhya Pradesh government named this experiment 'Dakshata Unnayan' and implemented this initiative in all the districts of the state. To improve the basic infra in the healthcare facility CHC, funding was raised through the Rogi Kalyan Samiti and health infra was enhanced along with providing better services.

When he was the CEO Zila Parishad in Harda , he carried out remarkable work in water conservation using MNREGA, building and repairing ponds all across the district. Furthermore, Roof water harvesting was done on a large scale in all govt buildings in the district due to which the groundwater level increased. Lokesh received an award from the Union Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India for his performance in Harda's Swachh Bharat Mission.

As Additional Collector in Badwani district, he tackled the Corona crisis at the earliest by working for availability of oxygen, setting up oxygen plant, conversion of private hospitals into covid centers, free treatment of patients under Ayushman Bharat Yojana. Barwani was the first district in the state where the positivity rate came down from 40% to 0.5% and the number of patients came down to single digit.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: IAS Officer Reaching Out to the Masses

Many videos have gone viral on social media regarding Lokesh's work for people and with the people. 'Padho Vijaypur' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ON2_g_O29-Y&t=11s show how Lokesh’s visit to the primary school in tribal village Bagcha in Sheopur and his interaction with the students led to an intensive training program on basic reading and mathematics for all the schools under 'CaMAL' pedagogy of Pratham organization . As a result, children's attendance and learning levels improved significantly.

Another such video went viral during his work in Covid second wave in Badwani district - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNF6O5iSzsU - An IAS officer touring tribal villages having no roads on his bike and where no officer had reached before. He got people’s ground feedback about availability of drinking water, ration, medical facilities and made people aware about benefits of corona vaccine. Also, he came forward to counsel officials in the district who faced depression during Corona.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Daily Routine & Hobbies

Lokesh works out for an hour every morning and walks in the evening to maintain physical and mental wellbeing. Lokesh likes traveling. He is also fond of Urdu poetry and listens to ghazals. He likes to read non-fiction whenever time permits.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Wife – An Achiever in Herself

His wife Divya Sharma is a classical vocalist. She is trained under the guidance of Padma Vibhushan Pandit Rajan & Sajan Mishra.

Lokesh Kumar Jangid: Message for Students

Civil services is a great opportunity for those who want and love to work for society and country. Do whatever you want to do and set a goal and commit yourself to it. Don't forget to give back to society and country once you achieve success - be it in any field whether as a technocrat or a businessman. It is our responsibility to repay the society. Do help the needy and the community in whatever way you can on a weekend or once a month. It will give a sense of mental satisfaction and that is priceless.

Conclusion:

Lokesh Kumar Jangid is a story of resilience, determination and dedication. His is a story of triumphs against all odds. His journey to becoming an IAS officer from under-privileged beginning, and his persistent service to the society, especially in the rural areas, is a true inspiration for all and his undying commitment to serve the nation underlines the respect he gains from all.

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