Months before he stepped into politics, Deputy Mayor N Dayanand had started studying for the prestigious UPSC exams he took yesterday
Months before he stepped into politics, Deputy Mayor N Dayanand had started studying for the prestigious UPSC exams he took yesterday
Although deputy mayor N Dayanand had made it big at a young age, he isn't resting on his laurels. The first-time corporator from Bennigana Halli ward has now set his eyes set on becoming a bureaucrat.
The 27-year-old, the most qualified neta in the BBMP, appeared for the UPSC exam at the National College in Basavanagudi yesterday.
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An M-tech, Dayanand believes that one can serve people in two ways either by getting into politics or by joining the civil services.
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When asked about his choice of subjects, he said, "Sociology and Public Administration are not only easy subjects but are also especially relevant for me as a public servant.
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These subjects will help me understand my job better."
Not many people know that much before his tryst with politics, Dayanand had begun preparing for his civil service examination.
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He used to study for 10 hours a day but couldn't continue that for long after he took a plunge into electoral politics in January.
Confident of emerging a topper in the final exams, he said, "I will not attend coaching classes and but will prepare on my own. I will study at night and use my days to my job as deputy mayor."
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