No More a Civil Servant | UPSC | Civil Services | UPSC Mains - Anil Swarup

Author: Anil Swarup
Binding: Paperback
Number of Pages: 344
Release Date: 01-05-2022
EAN: 9789393796097
Languages: English

About the Book

"No More a Civil Servant" by Anil Swarup is a captivating continuation of his previous works, "Not Just a Civil Servant" and "Ethical Dilemmas of a Civil Servant". This book is an insightful narrative that offers a deep dive into the life of a Civil Servant, filled with personal anecdotes and reflections drawn from Swarup’s illustrious career as an IAS officer.

Anil Swarup, having served for 38 years in various roles, including as the Secretary to the Government of India, uses his vast experience to bring to light the many challenges and triumphs that come with the civil services. His stories shatter the myths surrounding the profession and offer readers a fresh perspective on the incredible work done by Civil Servants.

Key Features:

1. Must-Read for Civil Services Aspirants: The book is essential for all those preparing for UPSC, offering real-life insights and practical lessons.

2. Relevant for UPSC Mains GS-IV: Particularly beneficial for the Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude paper (GS-IV), offering valuable case study material and examples.

3. Shattering Myths: It dispels many of the misconceptions about Civil Servants and their work, highlighting the positive impact they often have on society.

4. Hope Despite Adversity: The book showcases how Civil Servants continue to do commendable work despite facing adverse circumstances, offering a sense of hope and motivation.

5. Anecdotes and Real-Life Experiences: Swarup’s personal stories and experiences offer a glimpse into the daily life of a Civil Servant, illustrating the challenges and rewards of the profession.

About the Author:

Anil Swarup, a retired IAS officer from the 1981 batch of the UP cadre, is an author who has spent decades serving in various significant positions within the Indian bureaucracy. His career spans across different sectors, and his expertise makes his books a valuable resource for both aspirants and those interested in understanding the intricacies of Civil Services.

This book is an inspiring read, not only for aspirants but for anyone interested in knowing more about the human side of Civil Services and the ethical dilemmas faced by those serving in this esteemed profession.