Tina Dabi

Celebrated IAS couple Tina Dabi, Athar Khan granted divorce by Jaipur court

Dabi and Khan had tied the knot in 2018 that garnered both positive greetings and an equal measure of flak with the ABHM declaring the interfaith marriage a case of ‘love jihad’

UPSC releases marks of candidates for 2017 exam, topper Durishetty Anudeep secured 55.6%

The UPSC has released the marks of candidates who cleared the civil services 2017 examination and the first-rank holder, Durishetty Anudeep, has got 55.60 percent marks.

Rahul Gandhi congratulates 2015 IAS toppers on wedding, hopes couple become an inspiration 'in this age of growing intolerance'

Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday congratulated 2015 IAS toppers Tina Dabi and Athar Aamir Ul Shafi Khan on their wedding and hoped that the couple become an inspiration to all Indians "in this age of growing intolerance and communal hatred".

2015 UPSC toppers Tina Dabi and Athar Amir-ul-Shafi tie knot in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam

IAS toppers of 2015, Tina Dabi and Athar Amir-ul-Shafi, could not have found a more romantic setting than the Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir to tie the knot.

UPSC 2015 topper Tina Dabi to tie the knot with 2nd rank holder Athar Amir Khan

Tina Dabi, 2015 UPSC topper and Amir Khan, who stood second in the reputed exam are dating each other and may soon announce their engagement.

UPSC rank holders Tina Dabi, Athar Aamir Ul Shafi, Jasmeet Sandhu allocated IAS

Tina Dabi had topped the UPSC exams while Athar Aamir Ul Shafi and Jasmeet Singh Sandhu had secured second and third ranks respectively.

With a Dalit yet to make it to the top of civil service, can Tina Dabi break the glass ceiling?

While Dalis have held the top posts in legislature, judiciary and political-executive, Indian bureaucracy is yet to have a Dalit person as a top bureaucrat.

Good schooling, hard work behind Tina Dabi's UPSC success: Shubhra Ranjan

Students like Dabi, who have language skills and communication ability, coupled with persistent hard work, can clear the exam.

Online trolling against women will be considered as violence: Maneka Gandhi

Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi expressed her concern over the “tremendous viciousness” that women have to deal with online and announced that cyber trolling would henceforth be considered as violence, according to a report by NDTV.

Tina Dabi's fake Facebook accounts reveal internet warriors' blinkered mindset

Barely had the news of Tina Dabi topping the civil services examinations broken that internet gladiators began a political war over her success.