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He studied under a kerosene lantern and walked 12 km to school; how IPS officer Sharan Gopinath Kamble cleared UPSC exams

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Sharan Gopinath Kamble’s journey from a Maharashtra village without electricity to the Indian Police Service reflects a career shaped by education and public service. The son of a daily wage labourer and vegetable seller, he studied under a kerosene lantern and walked nearly 12 km daily for Classes 11 and 12. After completing BTech and MTech from IISc Bengaluru, he cleared multiple UPSC-related examinations, joined the IPS in 2021 and now works as SP Deeg.
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