Three sisters score high marks in Rajasthan Civil Services exam

Daughters from a farming family have emerged as a role model for Civil Services aspirants in the region

Three sisters from a nondescript village in Rajasthan’s Hanumangarh district have scored high marks in the State Civil Services examination, the final results of which were announced here earlier this week, with one of them has making it to the allied services. The three young women are daughters of a farmer who had dropped out of school. Two elder daughters of the proud farmer, Sahadev Saharan from Bherusari village, are also officers of the Rajasthan Cooperative Service and Rajasthan Rural Development Service. The Rajasthan Administrative Service exam was conducted by the State Public Service Commission in 2018 and the results after the interviews were announced on July 13. Among the three sisters, Anshu Saharan has obtained the 339th rank, which will make her eligible for recruitment to one of the allied services. Ritu Saharan and Suman Saharan obtained the 915th and 945th ranks, respectively, while the final cut-off rank for general category women candidates is likely to be 741 and that for women candidates from Other Backward Classes (OBC) 695.