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Navjot Singh_IB

The Navjot Singh Show is the brain child of Navjot Singh. In this podcast series, we aim to tell you stories that resonate with the audience and add value to their life. It brings diverse perspectives ranging from Military, Civil Services, Politics, Education, Entrepreneurship, Cinema, Art and the like. The idea is to enrich your way of thinking and create an intellectual revolution in the youth suffering from lack of ideation and creative thinking.

Mr. Navjot Singh is a Former Civil Servant. He Co- Founded Vishwas, an NGO working in the border State of J&K for creating awareness amongst the youth about Drug De-addiction,, climate change, informed career choices and much more.

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Instagram : @navjotsingh_ib
WhatsApp Business - 9622406724

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Navjot Singh_IB

UPSC APFC 2026 preparation requires more than collecting study material. It requires the right strategy, conceptual clarity and focused guidance.

Join Navjot Singh, Former Intelligence Officer, Enforcement Officer, for a structured approach to Labour Laws, Labour Codes, Industrial Relations, Social Security and Insurance.

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#UPSCAPFC #APFC2026 #UPSC #EPFO #LabourLaws #IndustrialRelations #UPSCPreparation #APFCPreparation #NavjotSingh

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A meaningful conversation with Shri Anil Jain, IRS, Former Principal Commissioner of Indirect Taxes and Customs, left me with valuable lessons on leadership, courage, responsibility and experience.

This series shares practical insights that can help aspirants build a stronger personality, think better and approach interviews with greater maturity.

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Upsc EPFO APFC EXAM 2026

1:1 Personal Mentorship with Navjot sir, Former Intelligence Officer, Enforcement Officer, Govt of India

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Navjot Singh, Ex-IB Officer, Enforcement Officer, UPSC Interview Panelist, Geopolitics and Strategy Analyst, Advisor, Think Tanks, EPFO Officer, UPSC APFC EPFO, upsc civil services , upsc CSE 2026, upsc CSE 2027, upsc essay topper, TV Panelist on Security and Intelligence, IB ACIO PREPARATION, UPSC CSE prep

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UPSC EPFO APFC EXAM 2026 - Last date

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Life will break you in ways you never expected. You will fail, fall, get rejected, and sometimes have to start all over again.

But being knocked down is not the same as being defeated.

Keep going. Keep working. Especially when nobody is watching and nobody cares.
One day, your results will speak for everything you couldn’t.

Until then, keep showing up.

Navjot Singh, Ex-IB Officer, Enforcement Officer, UPSC Interview Panelist, Geopolitics and Strategy Analyst, Advisor, Think Tanks, EPFO Officer, UPSC APFC EPFO, upsc civil services , upsc CSE 2026, upsc CSE 2027, upsc essay topper, TV Panelist on Security and Intelligence, IB ACIO PREPARATION, UPSC CSE prep

#KeepGoing #Resilience #Discipline #Mindset #Motivation NeverGiveUp SelfBelief

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A society does not lose its values all at once. It happens gradually, when violence becomes entertainment, intimidation becomes power, accountability becomes optional, and cruelty becomes something to be celebrated.
The killing of a Manipuri musician after a simple objection to loud noise should make all of us pause.

What kind of society are we building?
Where are our moral values?

Where is our respect for human dignity?
What are we teaching the next generation?
The answer cannot be more violence, more hatred, or blind glorification of power and hooliganism.

We need a serious course correction.
Values must return not only to our education system, but to the very DNA of our society. We must learn to think rationally, respect fellow citizens, reject violence, and rise above every sectarian difference.

We are better than this. And it is time we prove it.

#India #Humanity #HumanValues #SocialResponsibility #LawAndOrder #Peace #Education #MoralValues #IndianSociety #NortheastIndia #Manipur #Delhi #Justice #CivicSense #Compassion #IndiaNeedsChange

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“All you have to decide is what to do with time that is given to you.”

In presence :
Ex-DGP Tripura - Sh Sanjay Sinha IPS ( Chair )
Ex- Ambassador- Sh Soumen Ray IFS
2 Senior Civil servants ( IFoS & IIS )
Ex- IB Officer , Navjot Singh
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Navjot Singh, Ex-IB Officer, Enforcement Officer, UPSC Interview Panelist, Geopolitics and Strategy Analyst, Advisor, Think Tanks, EPFO Officer, UPSC APFC EPFO, upsc civil services , upsc CSE 2026, upsc CSE 2027, upsc essay topper, TV Panelist on Security and Intelligence, IB ACIO PREPARATION, UPSC CSE prep

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Some people see a problem. Some people complain about it. And then there are people who decide to do something about it.

Meet Bittu Tabahi, whose real name is Surendra Singh Choudhary, a 20 year old BSc student from Biaora, Madhya Pradesh. When he saw the terrible condition of the Ajnar River, he decided that simply complaining about it was not enough. On January 26, 2026, he began cleaning the river himself.

The task was anything but easy. He had limited resources, spent money from his own pocket, worked through difficult conditions and even faced criticism and mockery from people around him. Some people reportedly told him that if he was so interested in cleaning, he should come and clean their houses too.

But Bittu did not stop.

He kept returning to the river. He kept removing plastic, bottles, garbage and other waste. He stayed focused on the task even when people laughed at him or questioned what he was trying to achieve.

Eventually, the transformation became impossible to ignore.

The before and after photographs of the Ajnar River tell the story better than words can. What once looked like a dumping ground began to look like a river again.

But perhaps the most important part of this story came after the cleaning.

Bittu placed a dustbin near the river so that people would have a proper place to dispose of their waste. Yet some people reportedly broke the dustbin and threw garbage into the river again.

And that tells us something uncomfortable.

Cleaning a river is difficult. Changing the mindset of the people who pollute it can be even harder.

Yet Bittu's perseverance did not go unnoticed. His work received appreciation from across the country and even attracted international attention. Cricketer Kevin Pietersen publicly praised his efforts, and a representative associated with The Ocean Cleanup in the Netherlands invited him to be part of the larger global fight against ocean pollution.

One young man. One polluted river. One decision to act.

His story is a reminder that meaningful change often begins with a person who refuses to accept that something is simply the way it is.

You will be mocked. You will be questioned. Some people will tell you that your efforts are pointless. Some will even try to pull you back to where they are comfortable.

Do the work anyway.

Because sometimes one person's perseverance can inspire thousands of others to believe that change is actually possible.

Respect to Bittu Tabahi for showing us that real change does not always begin with a position, an organisation or a powerful platform.

Sometimes it begins with one person picking up the first piece of garbage.

What do you think? Can individual action really change society, or do we need stronger systems and enforcement to create lasting change?

#BittuTabahi #SurendraSinghChoudhary #AjnarRiver #MadhyaPradesh #RiverCleaning #CleanIndia #EnvironmentalHeroes #YouthPower #InspiringIndia #EnvironmentalActivism #RealChange #CommunityAction #CleanRivers #India #TheOceanCleanup #KevinPietersen