IPS officer’s UPSC tips go viral, but grammar error in video steals the spotlight
IPS officer Sameer Sharma's motivational video gained 9 million views, inspiring UPSC aspirants. However, viewers pointed out ...
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Centre-South Hindi imposition war spills over to UPSC, reignites debate over TN’s falling success rate
The controversy erupted after BJP president K. Annamalai blamed the education quality in the state for the drop in students ...
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Founded in 1985, SRIRAM’s IAS is a top UPSC coaching in Delhi for the UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE). For almost 40 ...
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After IAS Anudeep Durishetty, marksheet of UPSC topper IPS Aditya Srivastava goes viral, his scores in different subjects were…
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IPS Officer’s Viral Post Teaches Resilience, But Netizens Are Focused On This 'One Grammar Mistake'
IPS officer Sameer Sharma shared his UPSC journey on Instagram, highlighting his struggles from academic setbacks to success.
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IPS officer's inspiring UPSC tips go viral, but grammar error in video grabs netizens' attention
Apurwa Amit Updated : Mar 13, 2025, 08:22 AM IST An IPS officer's motivational video about cracking the UPSC civil services exam has become widely popular. The video, which features Sameer Sharma, an ...
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“Do Not Heard”? IPS Officer’s Grammar Slip In Viral UPSC Prep Video Amuses Internet
An IPS officer’s motivational video on cracking the UPSC civil services exam has gone viral – not just for its inspiring message, but for an unexpected ...
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‘Do not heard’? IPS officer’s motivational video goes viral, but for his grammatical mistake
(The fourth slide has incorrect grammar, IPS?)” Several users simply wrote "Do not heard" in the comments, playfully drawing attention to the blunder. Despite the minor grammatical slip-up, the video ...