Kohima: The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF), on Wednesday commended six Naga youths from the states of Nagaland and Manipur for clearing the Union Public Service Commission’s (UPSC) Civil Services Examination (CSE), 2023.
According to the student body, the results of this highly competitive examination, declared on Tuesday, marks a significant milestone in the careers of these bright aspirants from the “Naga homeland”.
The candidates who cleared the prestigious examination are Tolino Chishi (AIR 431), Alemyim Isaac Solo (AIR 749), Imsurenla Longkumer (AIR 774), and Chubalemba B Chang (AIR 915) from Nagaland, and M Molightson Kanshouwa (AIR 870), S Christophger Aimol (AIR 921) from Manipur.
“Their perseverance, dedication, and intellectual prowess have not only made them role models for the Naga youths but have also brought immense pride to the Nagas,” the NSF said.
They observed that the journey to clearing the UPSC Civil Service Examination is arduous, demanding rigorous preparation, unwavering determination, and a deep understanding of diverse subjects.
These successful candidates have demonstrated exceptional commitment and resilience throughout this process, proving that with dedication and hard work, any goal can be achieved, NSF observed.
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“This remarkable achievement is a testament to the quality of education and the spirit of excellence that thrives within the Naga youths. The NSF believes that these individuals will serve as valuable assets to the nation, contributing positively to governance, policy-making, and public service,” the student body added.
The NSF congratulated the six successful candidates from the “Naga homeland” for clearing the examination and wished them continued success, fulfillment, and impactful contributions in their respective roles.
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