Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Monday honored candidates from Punjab who successfully cleared the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Examination 2025. He stated that their achievement highlights the growing strength of Punjab's education system and the immense potential of the state's youth.
CM praises youth achievements
During the interaction, Mann remarked, "Punjab's youth are making the state proud through their remarkable achievements. These officers have cracked the prestigious UPSC examination and brought glory not only to Punjab but also to their parents. Their success reflects the immense potential of our students and the positive changes taking place in the education sector."
He added, "It is heartening to see young men and women from ordinary families securing some of the country's most coveted positions through sheer hard work, talent, and determination."
Empowerment of girls highlighted
The Chief Minister specifically noted the outstanding performance of girls in competitive examinations, calling their achievements "a powerful symbol of women's empowerment and proof that equal opportunities enable daughters to excel in every field." He emphasized, "Girls have consistently outperformed in every field in Punjab and are proving their capabilities whenever they are given an opportunity."
Government commitment to education reforms
Reaffirming the state government's dedication to educational reforms, Mann said, "The government is continuously working to ensure quality education and equal opportunities for every child, with the dream of seeing more youngsters from Punjab rise to high and prestigious positions in public service and beyond."
Call to serve society
Expressing hope that the newly recruited officers would use their positions to serve the people, Mann advised the future officers, "Use your pen to help the needy and underprivileged sections of society. Ensure maximum welfare of the people so that every section of society benefits from your work. This is the true service of mankind, and every officer must play a meaningful role in achieving it."
