From an autorickshaw driver’s son to India’s youngest IAS officer: How Ansar Shaikh rose from poverty to clear UPSC at just 21

Ansar Shaikh made headlines as India’s youngest IAS officer at the remarkable age of twenty-one, successfully passing the UPSC Civil Services Examination in his maiden try. Coming from a humble background with his father as an autorickshaw driver and his mother a laborer, Ansar committed twelve hours daily for three years to study. Today, he serves the community as the Additional District Magistrate in Malda, West Bengal.
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