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IPS Simala Prasad from Madhya Pradesh, a former DSP and Bollywood actor, excelled in UPSC, combining her love for arts with dedication to civil service.
Pravrajya Suruchi | Nov 08, 2024, 05:38 PM IST
1.Background:
Born on October 8, 1980, in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, Simala Prasad was raised in a family that valued education and culture. Her mother, Mehrunnisa Parvez, is a renowned writer, and her father, Dr. Bhagirath Prasad, was an IAS officer, a university vice-chancellor, and served as an MP from Bhind (2014-2019).
2.Early Interest in Arts:
From a young age, Simala was passionate about dance and acting. She participated in numerous cultural programs and plays during her school and college years, nurturing her love for performing arts.
3.Academic Excellence:
Simala studied at St. Joseph's Co-ed School and earned a B.Com from the Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, followed by a post-graduate degree from Barkatullah University, where she topped her exams and received a gold medal.
4.Start in Public Service:
Initially, Simala joined the Madhya Pradesh Police as a DSP after clearing the MPPSC exam. Despite her early success, she decided to aim higher and began preparing for the UPSC exam.
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5.Cracking the UPSC:
With determination and support from her family, Simala cleared the UPSC exam on her first attempt, becoming an IPS officer—a journey she says she hadn’t initially planned, but which became her ambition due to her family’s influence.
6.Bollywood Appearances:
Alongside her role as an IPS officer, Simala appeared in Bollywood films. Her first film, Alif, was released in February 2017, followed by Nakkash in 2019, showcasing her talent in acting.
7.Challenges and Determination:
Simala also faced personal challenges, like a knee injury that forced her to give up badminton, but she remained focused on her goals. Her story is a true example of balancing passion with duty and achieving success in both.
