Barmer’s Veer Teja Navsrijan Sansthan Unveils Ambitious 10-Year Plan to Cultivate Future IAS Officers from Rural Rajasthan

BARMER, Rajasthan – June 23, 2025 – A quiet revolution in education is underway in Barmer, as the Veer Teja Navsrijan Sansthan today solidified its commitment to empowering rural youth. Following a successfully concluded entrance examination for aspiring young minds, the institute announced a groundbreaking 10-year UPSC Foundation Long-Term Batch – a bold and visionary step aimed at transforming students from Class 6 all the way through graduation into future leaders of India.

The atmosphere was electric as parents, who were respectfully welcomed and acknowledged by the Sansthan, expressed immense gratitude. “Our heartfelt thanks to the entire team for not just conducting the exam, but for making us feel valued partners in our children’s journey,” shared a visibly moved parent. This sentiment underscores the institute’s unique approach: fostering a deep sense of community and shared purpose.

A Decade of Dedication: The UPSC Foundation Batch Unveiled

The core of this initiative is a meticulously designed 10-year program to prepare students for the rigorous UPSC Civil Services Examination. This isn’t just about academics; it’s about holistic development. The curriculum is comprehensive, covering crucial subjects from an early age:Core Academics: Hindi, English, Civics (Political Science, Geography, History), General Knowledge, Mathematics, Reasoning, General Science, Computer Science. Cultural & Personal Development: Sanskrit (including ancient texts like Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana), Yoga, Dance Art, Music Art, Public Speaking, Writing Art, and Drawing Art.

“This is more than just a course; it’s a creative social movement,” stated a Sansthan representative. “Our goal is to be a milestone in enabling children from rural and border areas to secure positions in national administrative services.” By starting early, the Sansthan aims to instill discipline, dedication, and long-term goal orientation, equipping students for success on one of India’s most competitive exams.

Invest in Success: A Smart Financial Decision for Parents

The Sansthan presented a compelling and pragmatic argument to parents regarding the financial wisdom of this long-term investment. They highlighted the common scenario where parents spend significant amounts – often ₹8-9 lakhs over 5-6 years – sending children to cities for job preparation after 12th grade, often with “zero” results.

In stark contrast, the Veer Teja Navsrijan Sansthan’s 10-year program is projected to cost only ₹5-6 lakhs, with a near 100% success rate promised for the child’s future. “It’s a simple calculation. This money will be 100% effective, leading to your child’s success,” urged the Sansthan. Parents were strongly advised to make an immediate, independent decision for their child’s future.

“Our children are like raw clay today,” a message to parents emphasized. “We can shape them however we wish. Support the Veer Teja Navsrijan Sansthan now, and together, this team will transform your ‘flower’ (child) into a golden garden.”

Collective Effort: The Key to a Brighter Future

The institute stressed that the success of this monumental undertaking hinges on a powerful partnership between teachers, students, and parents:Teachers & Staff: Their unwavering hard work, expert guidance, and positive approach are the very backbone of this ambition. Students: Their consistent effort, insatiable curiosity, and disciplined lifestyle are the direct paths to achievement. Parents: Their crucial emotional support, unwavering patience, and continuous mental encouragement are vital for their children navigating this demanding journey.

“The longer the struggle, the stronger the success. The path to UPSC may be difficult, but with organized efforts, it is not impossible,” resonated a powerful motto from the Sansthan.

Urgent Call: Last Day for Admissions & Free Batch Announcement

Today marks the FINAL DAY for applications to the UPSC Foundation Batch. Students who have recently passed Class 5, even if they didn’t participate in the initial Rural Talent Search Examination, are urged to apply immediately. The Sansthan has stated that no extensions will be granted, and late applications will not be considered. Regular daily subject-wise tests will be a cornerstone of the evaluation process.

In an exciting development, the Rural Talent Search Examination 2025 has already identified 30 exceptional students who will receive absolutely free UPSC Foundation coaching for the next 10 years! This incredible opportunity highlights the Sansthan’s dedication to nurturing talent regardless of economic background. These chosen students will benefit from a structured curriculum and continuous evaluation.

The institute proudly welcomed its first two “future IAS” students:Shri Mansukh Chaudhary, son of Shri Mahesh Chaudhary, from Government Higher Secondary School, Khinyoni Saranon ki Dhani, SIndhari. Shri Laxman Godara, son of Shri Om Godara, from Government Higher Secondary School, Pabubera, Dhorimanna.

Their admission marks the beginning of a journey that the Veer Teja Navsrijan Sansthan believes will culminate in these bright young minds leading various departments across India.

The Veer Teja Navsrijan Sansthan’s vision extends beyond just academic success; it’s about fostering a generation of ethical, disciplined, and capable leaders who will bring immense pride not just to their families, but to the entire Barmer and Balotra districts, and ultimately, to Rajasthan and the nation.

What are your thoughts on this long-term approach to UPSC preparation? Do you believe early intervention in education is key to national success?