Greater Noida West’s Pride: Savita Rani Cracks UP PCS with Rank 62
Residents also expressed gratitude to her parents and especially her husband, Rajkumar, acknowledging their constant support as a key factor in her success.
Greater Noida West Woman Cracks PCS, Secures Rank 62
Greater Noida West witnessed a proud and celebratory moment as residents came together to honour Savita Rani for her outstanding achievement of securing Rank 62 in the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UP PCS 2024) examination.
The felicitation ceremony, held in Sector 3, Block A, was marked by joyous and traditional celebrations, including drums and community gatherings. Residents, senior citizens and prominent members of the sector assembled in large numbers to congratulate Savita Rani and celebrate her success.
Savita Rani, wife of Rajkumar and daughter of Veer Singh, has brought immense pride to the community with her accomplishment. The event saw the presence of several distinguished individuals, including Subhash Singh, Amit Kumar, Bharat Singh, Rajnarayan, Praveen Jha, Sunny Kasana, Kesh Ram, Ompal Singh, S. M. Prasad, Jaipal Singh, M. P. Singh, Ravindra Singh, Rahul Khatana, Ritesh Singh, Akram Chaudhary, K. V. Singh and Lalit Narayan.
Members of the RWA team, including Vice President Resham Singh, Mohan Sinha, Ravindra Singh and Vikash Singh Rathore, were also present. The RWA honoured Savita Rani with a memento, a gesture that was warmly appreciated by all attendees.
The ceremony witnessed active participation from women, children, and residents, making the event vibrant and inspiring. During the program, senior members of the sector appealed to Savita Rani to mentor young aspirants and guide them with the right strategy for competitive examinations, enabling more success stories to emerge from the community.
From Sector 3 to Success: Savita Rani Bags Rank 62 in UP PCS
Educational and Professional Journey
Savita Rani completed her M.Sc. in Mathematics in 2011 and has been serving as a TGT (Science) with Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS), Delhi, since 2007. Her journey reflects persistence and dedication, having appeared for the PCS examination nine times and clearing it four times:
PCS 2017: Assistant District Prosecution Officer (ADPO)
PCS 2020: Naib Tehsildar
PCS 2022: Senior Lecturer (DIET)
PCS 2024: Rank 62 – Block Development Officer
Residents also expressed gratitude to her parents and especially her husband, Rajkumar, acknowledging their constant support as a key factor in her success.
The event concluded on a hopeful note, with residents expressing confidence that such inspiring achievements will continue to motivate the youth of the sector to aim higher and excel in their respective fields.
IMS Noida organised a ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ programme at its Sector 62 campus, where students paid tribute to the unsung heroes of India’s freedom struggle through patriotic songs, street plays, poetry and speeches.
Women at Samriddhi Grand Avenue in Greater Noida West celebrated Teej with traditional Sawan songs, Ghoomar, group and solo dance performances, surprise games and other fun activities. The celebration, organised for the last five years by a dedicated team including Shipra, Jyoti, Ankita, Nidhi and Nidhi, also saw Pinki Rahi win the Teej Queen Award and Anita receive the Lucky Lady Award.
Sector 51 residents have raised concerns over damaged play equipment, slippery tracks, broken railings and poor cleanliness at the Children’s Park. They have also sought maintenance of rainwater harvesting pits and better monitoring of Meghdootam Park in Sector 50.
The Noida Village Residents Association honoured ACP First Praveen Kumar Singh for his community policing efforts and regular engagement with residents of rural areas. NOVRA also appreciated initiatives aimed at strengthening police-public coordination in Noida.
Prabhu Shri Ramlila Seva Trust will unveil the vision and plans for Prabhu Shri Ramlila 2026 at a press conference in Greater Noida West on August 16. The cultural event is scheduled to take place from October 10 to October 24.