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Digital Desk: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) India has taken the suo motu cognizance of
"Times New Roman";color:#2E2E2E"> Digital Desk: An IAS officer used Twitter to motivate youngsters
who are waiting for their board results by sharing his Class 10 marksheet.
Tushar D Sumera, the district collector of Bharuch, Gujarat, received just passing
grades in his Class 10 exam. He received 35 points in English and 36 points in
Mathematics.
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color:#2E2E2E">Awanish Sharan, a 2009 batch IAS officer from the Chhattisgarh
cadre, posted a picture of Mr Sumera along with a blurred report card on
Twitter.
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color:#2E2E2E">"Bharuch Collector Tushar Sumera shared his mark sheet,
revealing that he only received passing grades in his class 10 board exams. In
English, he received a 35 out of 100, and in Math, he received a 36 out of 100.
He was told that he couldn't do anything not only in the village, but also at
his school "the article stated.
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color:#2E2E2E">Tushar Sumera has also written Mr Sharan a thank-you note on the
micro-blogging site.
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color:#2E2E2E">Tushar Sumera joined the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) in
2012. He earned his bachelor's degree in arts and worked as a schoolteacher
before passing the UPSC exam.
Meanwhile, Shruti Sharma took first place in the UPSC
examination this year. Ankita Agarwal came in second and Gamini Singla came in
third, respectively.
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