UPSC-2025 selected candidates shared their success stories in the ‘Mantras of Success’ program organized in Bhopal. CM Mohan Yadav gave the message of responsibility, honesty and continuous learning to the youth and called them the pride of the state.
Bhopal. March 23 was a very special day for the youth of Madhya Pradesh. Candidates selected in Union Public Service Commission (UPSC-2025) shared the stage with Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav in the ‘Mantra of Success’ program organized at Kushabhau Thackeray Auditorium in the capital Bhopal. During this, the candidates shared their success stories and inspired the youth.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav told the youth to be the pride of the state
In the program, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav described the selected candidates as the pride of the state. He said that this is a moment of determination, energy and pride for Madhya Pradesh. He said that at the position these youth are at today, in the coming time they will become witnesses of “Amritkaal 2047” by holding important positions in the country. He also said that it is a privilege to get such an opportunity in the world’s largest democratic country. This time many candidates from Madhya Pradesh have brought glory to the state by securing top rank in UPSC.
With success comes responsibility- CM Mohan Yadav
The Chief Minister said that success brings not only achievement but also responsibility. Giving an example, he said that the strength of democracy is that even an ordinary person can become the Prime Minister or Chief Minister of the country. He told the youth that there should not be stagnation after selection, but they should keep moving forward. There is no age limit for studies, hence it is important to always keep learning.
CM Mohan Yadav told the importance of history and continuous study
CM Dr. Yadav said that one who does not understand history cannot move forward in the future. He said that this time many candidates have achieved success with History subject, which shows the importance of this subject.
Fulfill the responsibility of society along with family
The Chief Minister told the selected youth that now their responsibility is not limited only to the family, but also towards the entire society and region. They will get the opportunity to implement the government’s schemes on the ground, through which they will be able to bring positive changes in the lives of many people. Citing the example of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, he said that despite his success in ICS, he chose to serve the country. Today is the time to contribute to the development of the country.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s three main expectations from the youth
The Chief Minister placed his three main expectations before the youth:
- Help poor and needy people
- Promote innovation and self-reliance
- follow the path of honesty and truth
He said that these youth will play an important role in building a developed and self-reliant India.
Candidates shared their success experiences
Ishan Bhatnagar, who secured 5th rank, said that behind his success is the contribution of hard work, parents and teachers. He said that for success it is necessary to have clear goals and their aim is to convey the constitutional values to the public. Meanwhile, Prachi Chauhan, who got 260th rank, said that this is a proud moment for her. He said that it is the result of the encouragement given to the daughters by the state government that they could reach this platform today.
‘Version of Talents’ magazine and short film unveiled
On this occasion, the Chief Minister released a magazine named ‘Version of Talents’. Besides, a short film based on the success of the selected candidates was also screened, which made the program more inspirational.
Honored selected candidates
Many candidates from different districts of the state including Bhopal were honored in the program. These include Ishaan Bhatnagar, Chitwan Jain, Deeksha Patkar, Deeksha Chaurasia, Prachi Chauhan (Ganjbasoda), Sameeksha Dwivedi, Akshat Baldwa, Animesh Jain, Vishwajeet Gupta, Ashish Sharma, Srishti Goyal, Ritu Goyal, Shreyans Barauriya, Pulkit Jain, Devangi Meena, Sophia Siddiqui, Pooja Soni, Rishul Neema, Anjani Mishra, Harshdeep Sagar, Tarun Pawar, Priyasha Verma, Bhumika Jain, Soumya Jain, Harsh Jain, Ayush Swami (Sohagpur), Vivek Yadav, Nipendra Singh Tomar, Niket Singh, Ashwini Dubey, Deepak Baghel, Prachi Jain, Rajvardhan Singh Sisodia, Dipanshu Geet, Nitin Modi, Rohan Jain, Rupal Ban, Ayush Bhadauria, Ankush Patidar, Gaurav Jat, Sandeep Kumar Sahu, Ujjwal Jain, Ayushi Gupta, Abhijeet Jain, Deepak Korku, Manav Jain and Krishna Goyal were included.