Shraddha Joshi's Journey

Early Years in Almora, Uttarakhand Shraddha Joshi, born on March 5, 1979, in Almora, Uttarakhand, emerged from humble beginnings, excelling academically in her small-town school.

Ayurvedic Journey and Professional Realization After completing her schooling, Joshi pursued a Bachelor’s in Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery at Gurukula Kangri, Haridwar, showcasing her commitment to education.

A Doctor’s Dilemma Despite working as a doctor in a Uttarakhand hospital, Joshi sensed a higher calling, leading her to Delhi for UPSC exam preparation at Drishti IAS coaching institute.

UPSC Triumph and IRS Officer Role In 2007, Joshi triumphantly secured All India Rank (AIR) 121 in the UPSC exam, realizing her dream of becoming an Indian Revenue Services (IRS) officer.

Love in the Coaching Days During her UPSC preparation at Drishti IAS coaching institute, Joshi crossed paths with Manoj Sharma, an IPS officer known as ‘Singham,’ and their love story blossomed.

The Power Couple United by their shared ambition for civil services, Joshi and Sharma tied the knot, forming a formidable power couple with roles as IRS and IPS officers.

Social Media Applause The real-life story of Shraddha Joshi and Manoj Sharma, portrayed on-screen by Vikrant Massey and Medha Shankar, garners widespread acclaim on social media.

The 12th Fail Film’s Impact Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s film, depicting the journey of a 12th fail individual, has captivated the nation, shedding light on extraordinary stories like Shraddha Joshi’s.

Inspiring All with Determination Joshi’s journey from a doctor to an IRS officer stands as a testament to determination, inspiring aspiring civil servants across the country.

Legacy of Love and Achievement Shraddha Joshi’s legacy extends beyond professional success, showcasing love, commitment, and achievement in the pursuit of one’s true calling.

The real-life narrative, now celebrated in the 12th Fail film, resonates as a beacon of hope for those aspiring to make a mark in the prestigious UPSC examinations.

Re-reported from the article originally published in The DNA