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Breaking barriers & inspiring change

The Morning Standard

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December 22, 2024

Anil Khadse, the first person from Vidarbha's backward Mang community to crack the civil services exams, has become a beacon of hope. Sudhir Suryawanshi documents his inspiring journey from a small village to deputy director in Nagpur

- Sudhir Suryawanshi

Breaking barriers & inspiring change

NIL Khadse, the first person from the Mang community in Vidarbha region, a Scheduled Caste (SC), to crack the civil services exams, now serves as the deputy director in the Income Tax Department in Nagpur. His achievement has become a source of pride, not only for his family but for his entire village.

Khadse's success was celebrated in his village in Yavatmal with a grand procession, where he was paraded on horseback, with band music and the distribution of sweets. The celebration was a collective expression of joy, marking a milestone for both Khadse and his community.

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