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Gamini Singla bagged the third rank in the UPSC Civil Services exam. A video of her celebrating her UPSC rank with her family has gone viral on social media.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) declared the UPSC Civil Services Examination result 2021 on Monday, May 30. Gamini Singla, from the Naina Devi Subdivision of Himachal Pradesh’s Bilaspur, bagged the third rank in the UPSC Civil Services exam. Soon after, a video of her celebrating her UPSC rank with her family has gone viral on social media.
Gamini and her family can be seen doing a happy dance to the tunes of dhol in the viral video.
Watch the video here:
People in the comments section congratulated her for bagging the third rank in the Civil Services Exam. They also lauded her hard work and dedication.
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