UPSC Success Story: Women in India have played a transformative role in public administration and governance, making significant contributions in areas such as education, healthcare, social welfare, and women’s empowerment. India has produced numerous notable IAS officers who have left a significant mark on the nation through their dedication, innovation, and commitment to public service.
Tina Dabi, Ashok Khemka, Smita Sabharwal, and Durga Shakti Nagpal are some of the famous IAS Officers in India. Well, meet Farah Hussain, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer, the second Muslim woman to clear the UPSC exam, her family has 3 IAS, 1 IPS, 5 RAS officers, her AIR was….
Hailing from the Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, Farah Hussain was born into a Muslim family. She cleared All India Rank(AIR) 267 at a young age.
Hailing from Nawa village in Jhunjhunu, Farah grew up in a family deeply rooted in public service within the Kayamkhani Muslim community, known for its history of administrative roles in central and northern Rajasthan. Surrounded by relatives in government positions, she was inspired from an early age to pursue a similar path. Her father, Ashfaq Hussain, served as a District Collector, while her elder brother practices law lawyer at the Rajasthan High Court. Many other family members also hold respected positions, creating an environment that encouraged her to follow in their footsteps.
Meet second Muslim woman to clear UPSC exam, her family has 3 IAS, 1 IPS, 5 RAS officers, her AIR was…
Tina Dabi, Ashok Khemka, Smita Sabharwal, and Durga Shakti Nagpal are some of the famous IAS Officers in India. Well, meet Farah Hussain, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer, the second Muslim woman to clear the UPSC exam, her family has 3 IAS, 1 IPS, 5 RAS officers, her AIR was….
Hailing from the Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, Farah Hussain was born into a Muslim family. She cleared All India Rank(AIR) 267 at a young age.
Hailing from Nawa village in Jhunjhunu, Farah grew up in a family deeply rooted in public service within the Kayamkhani Muslim community, known for its history of administrative roles in central and northern Rajasthan. Surrounded by relatives in government positions, she was inspired from an early age to pursue a similar path. Her father, Ashfaq Hussain, served as a District Collector, while her elder brother practices law lawyer at the Rajasthan High Court. Many other family members also hold respected positions, creating an environment that encouraged her to follow in their footsteps.