Dimpi Bora of Nagaon securs 10th position in IFS
After a gap of 14 years, the two brilliant candidates of Assam cleared the Indian Forest Service examination conducted by UPSC. Among the two successful candidates of Assam, Dimpi Bora with UPSC Roll No: 057335 was successful to secure 10th position in the Indian Forest Service examination. Bora, graduated with Honours in Botany from Cotton College, Guwahati in the year 2005, is first female candidate to get IFS in Assam. Dimpi Bora, the eldest daughter of Lt. Lakhikanta Bora (Deputy Commandent of Central Industrial Security Force [CISF] and Mrs Rumi Bora of Lowkhowa Road in Nagaon town. While talking to her, Dimpi Bora expressed that her hard work and the support of her parents helped her to achieve the big success. When she was asked about her preparation,Dimpi told us that she started her preparation for the competitive exam while doing her graduation. After completing her graduation, she went to Delhi to study law and coaching for Indian Forest Service. Her success is greatly appreciated by Assam Forest and Rural Development minister Rockybul Hussain. It is a great achievement for the Assam girl to secure top 10th position out of 85 successful candidates.
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