पातालकोट के निशांत भूरिया बने डिप्टी कलेक्टर । भारिया जनजाति से पहली बार बना कोई डिप्टी कलेक्टर। पीएससी में जनजाति में पहला स्थान और ओवरऑल 19 वे स्थान पर आए निशांत भूरिया। - video Dailymotion

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पातालकोट के निशांत भूरिया बने डिप्टी कलेक्टर । भारिया जनजाति से पहली बार बना कोई डिप्टी कलेक्टर। पीएससी में जनजाति में पहला स्थान और ओवरऑल 19 वे स्थान पर आए निशांत भूरिया।

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00:00What is your hobby?

00:09Sir, my hobby is to make Bhaari Janjati Banjana.

00:13I make Kodo and Kutki Page, Kutki Kheer,

00:18Maize and Mango Kutli Roti,

00:21Sweet Roti,

00:24Swaari,

00:26where we mix corn flour and mango fruit and fry it like poori.

00:31Mainly these three things are made.

00:33Apart from this, there is a root called Bhaat Kand,

00:36from which rice is taken and eaten.

00:39What is the most delicious thing in this?

00:41Sir, the most delicious thing is Kodo and Kutki Page.

00:43From whom did you learn this?

00:45Sir, I learned it from my mother at home.

00:48What is your name and rank?

00:53Sir, my name is Nishant Bhuriya.

00:55I have also been selected as Deputy Elector of Rajya Seva Pariksha in 2022.

00:59You have been told that you are from Patalkot,

01:04which Janjati are you from?

01:06Has anyone from this Janjati come before you?

01:08Sir, I am from Bhariya Janjati of Patalkot.

01:11As far as I know, no one has come on this big path yet.

01:16Sir, my father used to work in a cloth shop.

01:18When did you come here from there?

01:20Sir, my father came from there.

01:22I was born here in Jabalpur.

01:24What did your father do?

01:26Sir, my father used to work in a cloth shop.

01:28How much did he study?

01:30Sir, he did not study.

01:32He can read and write, but he did not study in any school.

01:35And what did you do?

01:37Sir, I worked in a cloth shop.

01:39What did you do?

01:41Sir, I worked in a cloth shop.

01:43He can read and write, but he did not study in any school.

01:45And your mother?

01:47Sir, my mother also did not study.

01:49Where did you study?

01:51Sir, I studied in Jabalpur.

01:53I passed my 12th and 10th exams from Pandey Lajja Sankar Jha.

01:56I have done my graduation from Jabalpur Engineering College.

01:59What was your percentage in 10th and 12th?

02:02Sir, in 10th I had 93.6% and in 12th also I had 93.6%.

02:07From which branch did you come from Engineering College?

02:10Sir, I completed my studies from Engineering College Civil Engineering branch.

02:13Then you started preparing.

02:15Yes sir, I started preparing after 12th in school batch.

02:18I joined in Sir Sardar Bhaiya's Margarh Sanayam.

02:21So, I started my preparation from the school batch.

02:24So, how difficult was this exam for you?

02:29Sir, according to me it was difficult.

02:31But because I was in job continuously.

02:33So, compared to that it was more difficult for me.

02:36Because it was difficult to find time for studies.

02:38I used to get leave only during exam time.

02:40So, still I took out time in that and completed my preparation.

02:43So, how many days and hours can a person take out in preparation for PSC?

02:49Sir, if someone is able to give full time, then according to me 1 year is sufficient.

02:53But if there are some problems, if you are not able to study continuously,

02:56if there is a job, if there are some problems at home, then it takes a little more time.

03:01What was asked in the interview?

03:04Sir, in the interview, I am asked questions related to my blood form.

03:09So, mostly the same questions were asked to me.

03:13Because the community you belong to is still living a very difficult life.

03:18What do you think, what will be your priority?

03:21Sir, my priority will be that I want the community to be educated.

03:26Because if they can get better education, then they will be able to move towards better employment.

03:30They will be able to face their health problems.

03:34So, I think that if they get a basic education,

03:37if we make them educated, then a lot of their problems will be reduced.

03:42Do you feel that their knowledge is being cut off somewhere?

03:47Sir, they are like the outsiders of Patalkot.

03:50In the present, they have started to associate with outsiders.

03:53Earlier, they did not associate.

03:55Earlier, the outsiders did not come out normally.

03:59They used to live in Patalkot.

04:01But gradually, they are coming out and associating with people.

04:04So, they are becoming a part of the development of India.

04:09Sir, it is a great privilege that such a community is still struggling.

04:13It is a very difficult life.

04:16What do you think about this?

04:19This is definitely for all those communities

04:22for whom the food, clothing and housing are still in struggle.

04:26It is a moment of pride for them.

04:29It is also a moment of encouragement for them.

04:32When an ordinary boy comes out of the society of Patalkot

04:37and is in such a good position.

04:40He is in the 19th rank of Olympus.

04:43He is the topper of his category in the community.

04:46So, it is a great privilege.

04:48Also, those communities will definitely get a lot of encouragement.

04:52They will get a lot of guidance.

04:54Through Nishant, this path is not very difficult.

04:58Even people of such a society, if they have determination,

05:01if they have the strength,

05:03if they are willing to work hard,

05:05then they can reach such positions.

05:07It is not that they cannot reach.

05:09For this, you just have to read the basics of 6th to 10th grade.

05:12The basic education.

05:14If a person reads the basics of 6th to 12th grade,

05:17then he can become an IAS or IPS.

05:19So, just like Manoj Sharma's story,

05:22there is a story of Nishant,

05:24that a person of this society,

05:26not only of Madhya Pradesh,

05:28but also of the most civilized community in the whole of India,

05:31has increased its name and pride.

05:33This is a big challenge.

05:35The place where they live,

05:37their customs,

05:39and coming out of there,

05:41because Manoj got this place,

05:45what advice will you give at the level of the rest of the government,

05:48how will the rest of the people be treated?

05:53Definitely, the government is very encouraging.

05:56For example, they give money for free men's education.

05:59The government also runs some coaching institutes for them.

06:02But the need is that,

06:04in the local areas,

06:06where there is a local underground court,

06:08there should be an education area nearby,

06:10where the children,

06:12from 6th to 10th grade,

06:14should have basic awareness.

06:17They should pay attention to the topic of general education.

06:20The children who want to go to civil service after 10th or 12th grade,

06:25they should get the guidance of such teachers.

06:28So, they don't have to go to any coaching or any big city.

06:33And they can go ahead of the guidance themselves,

06:36because there are many guidelines available on social media.

06:39So, this is my request to the government,

06:42that between 6th to 10th or 6th to 12th,

06:45the children should have basic knowledge of general education.

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