Karnataka: Farmer’s daughter, small-town girl Amreen Taj cracks PSI exam with State Rank 76
Chikkaballapur: Hailing from a small village of Kaiwara in Chintamani Taluk of Chikkaballapur district, Amreen Taj, a young girl has successfully cracked the Karnataka PSI exam with a State Rank of 76.
Amreen is the daughter of Syed Bashir and Zainab of Kaiwara village, both of whom are farmers. Amreen’s elder brother Sadiq Pasha is also a Police Inspector in ACB, and according to Amreen has been her “constant motivation”.
Amreen graduated in Agriculture Science before moving to Delhi for her Civil Services coaching after clearing the pre-coaching exam conducted by the Directorate of Minorities Government of Karnataka.
“My brother’s journey in police and his selfless service towards society naturally attracted me into police, and I followed his footsteps,” Amreen told Vartha Bharati.
“My parents could not secure formal education, but they have worked really hard to educate their children. So all the credit to my success goes to them,” she added.
She further added that she has appeared for Karnataka Administrative Services (KAS) mains 2021 and is awaiting results. “I am also preparing for ACF (Forest Department) mains,” she said.
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Dalit woman, daughter assaulted, dragged on road in MP's Morena over trivial incident; 2 held
Morena, Jan 3: A Dalit woman and her daughter were brutally assaulted on Friday allegedly by two men and then dragged on the road in Morena in Madhya Pradesh following a minor incident involving a dog, a police official said.
A video of the incident, which took place in full public view in Ambah area, went viral on social media.
"Anita Mahor has sustained serious injuries after being hit by sticks and then dragged on the road. Her daughter Bharti is also injured. We have arrested Rajesh Tomar and Kumher Singh Tomar for assaulting them," Ambah police station in charge Satendra Singh Kushwaha said.
"Anita Mahor's son Deepak has told us that his younger brother Santosh was going to throw waste this morning when he was startled by the presence of a dog. He threw the waste, which also included dung, on the dog in fright and fled. This infuriated the two accused," he said.
The two accused and others stormed into Mahor's house armed with a chopper and sticks and attacked her and her kin, police said.
