Revanth Reddy says UPSC candidates who pass preliminary exams will receive support worth Rs 1 lakh

The Rajiv Gandhi Civils Abhayahastam program was recently introduced by Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.

Through the provision of Rs 1 lakh to candidates who pass the Union Public Service Commission's preliminary exams, this initiative seeks to assist young people studying for the UPSC Mains (UPSC). As part of the Nirmaan program, Singareni Collieries is giving financial support.

Candidates must be permanent residents of Telangana and fall under one of the following categories to be eligible for the scheme:

General (EWS), BC, SC, or ST.

They also need to have a family income of less than Rs 8 lakh and have passed the UPSC preliminary exams. During their attempt to pass the civil services exam, they are only permitted to use the financial assistance once.

Applicants who hold permanent jobs in federal, state, or local government sectors are not qualified for this program.

Revanth Reddy said during the program's introduction that throughout the last ten years, jobless youth have encountered numerous difficulties as a result of TGPSC exam paper leaks.

Supporting the unemployed has been our government's primary focus to address these concerns. After taking office, we filled 30,000 positions with appointment orders within three months.

Additionally, we took the candidates' complaints seriously and rescheduled the Group 2 exam. Our top focus is finding solutions for the issues that the unemployed encounter and we're dedicated to carrying out exams effectively and methodically.

Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, Telangana's deputy chief minister, praised the program as historic and pointed out that it is the first time the state has ever had financial support for UPSC Mains preparation. This choice is historic. Everyone passing the Mains and doing well in the interview is our aim.

The government is dedicated to providing students with all the assistance they need to realize their goals.