It is said that the future of the person born here is predetermined and he grows up to become an officer. For your information, let us tell you that there are 75 houses in this village and there is an IAS officer from every house. So far 47 IAS officers have been recruited from serving villages in neighboring states including Uttar Pradesh.
The competition among the youth of the village to appear in competitive examinations had started from the time of the British. In 1914, the youth of the village Mustafa Hussain was selected in the PCS. After this, Indu Prakash Singh was selected in the 13th rank of IAS in 1952. After the selection of Indu Prakash, there was a competition among the youth of the village for IAS-PCS. Indu Prakash Singh was India’s ambassador to many countries including France.
Women are also very ahead: The women of this village are also not less. Usha Singh, who was associated with the village, became an IAS officer. Who is the first woman IAS officer? Apart from this, Chandramaul Singh in 1983 and his wife Indu Singh in 1983 became IPA officers. The children of this village are also involved in many activities. Amit Pandey is just 22 years old and many of his books have been published. Anamjay Singh of the village is in World Bank Manila. Gyanu Mishra is serving in the National Space Institute ie ISRO.
Known as the village of rights, people in this village only dream of becoming an officer. According to Dr. Sajal Singh, people in the village were inspired after Murtaza Hussain became the commissioner of the British government. He lit the spark of punishment in the village, whose effect is being felt in the whole country today. Sajal Singh says that the rate of education in our village is very high and everyone has done graduation.
