One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors" Look forward to inspiring youngsters to become part of the Public Policy Ecosystem via GGI's Policy Scholars Program - along with innumerable partnered organizations (such as BCG, Clinton Health Access Initiative etc) working closely with political and business leaders. www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/ggipolicyscholarsprogram Who is GGI Impact Fellowship for? www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/impact-fellowship While GGI Scholar is our flagship education program, GGI Fellowship is a renowned work-study program, uniquely designed for those who lack real-world consulting and public policy experience.
1. You are a determined young professional looking to pivot in consulting and keen to learn by doing a consulting project directly with a mentor from Mckinsey, BCG, Bain, Dalberg 2. You are a UPSC aspirant looking for a relevant Plan B for Civil Services and keen to contribute to the social impact sector 3. You are looking for a unique pre MBA/MPP work experience in the social development consulting space by advising leading national NGO 4. You are ready to pivot careers and looking to be connected to GGI employment partners
So far one of the best podcasts I have heard for people aspiring to become an IAS officer. It removes every misconception that we have based on the pseudo-narratives built. A filter-free podcast with utter honesty. The flow, information, knowledge and wisdom shared by the official via this podcast is truly impeccable! Naman did a great job asking the very vital and intricate questions. Thank you for your efforts. Jai Hind🇮🇳
I also scrolled and found out that youre doing many things to inspire failed ias aspirants. I cant understand why youre not seen on mainstream media to reach other aspirants. India needs geniuses like you to lift the youth out of unemployment despondency.
Absolutely loved Naveen Sir's views on Civil Services. He is so humble! And thank you so much Naman sir for inviting a gem like him! Looks like he doing remarkable work in the IAS. I hope more people like him join the services.
As someone who just joined first year of college and is in the process of deciding whether to give UPSC a try or go for private sector, I absolutely love this series. The content you bring goes beyond the glamour of the profession and asks very real questions, gives a holistic pros and cons analysis of the civil services. It is a fresh take as most content out there focus on the preparation and ways of preparing. I thoroughly enjoy and get inspired and look forward to learn more. Thank you, Naman Sir.
This was the kind of interaction I was looking for. There's so much said about UPSC on the net but almost no detailed authentic information on what the actual work life of an officer is. As someone who aspires for it, I wished to interact with a local officer and was in wait of a chance. However, thanks to you sir, I'm able to get the required clarity online itself.
1. Atomic habits 2. Almanac of Naval Ravikanth 3. Forty rules of love 4. Measure what matters 5. Principles by Ray Dalio 5 book recommendations by the IAS Naveen Kumar Special mention- What the food by Dr. Hymen
Doing great job sir!! quality and precision of your question is immensely great. please keep doing such a noble job of showing us the true image of the world rather than just glitter. thank you SIR. please bring more and more such beautiful and vibrant and humble minds on your lovely channel please.
Absolute fun hearing stories like these At the same time got some goosebumps I believe he hd not even covered 1% of his life's stories or rather I would say achievements Jem of a person
Great insights about IAS as a service and life of an IAS officer in itself with honest, unique discussion and analysis of many important but not yet discussed by any other till date topics and waiting for more . All the best and great initiative!
That was really really really eye-opening, inspiring and insightful . Its a humble request please please please make more such conversations.(especially IAS). Thanks a ton Naman for coming up with such content. Thanks a lot.
The most relevant part of interactions on this platform is that it talks about ideas, implementations, thoughts (social/political/economical), opportunities and above all breaks biases regarding careers that we generally possess. thumbs up to your questions .
The things we get to see about IAS is Only a Covering of an Egg but this Podcast shows how the whole Egg really is........ Thanks for the series Naman.....
Naveen sir views appeared realistic amd achievable. I really appreciate the hardwork of IAS Officers. The questions put foward by Naman ji are also praiseworthy.
What an incredible conversation Naman Sir! Thank you Naveen sir for your honest views on Civil Services. You both are such an inspiration. Please keep doing the great work that you are doing in the civil services! I really hope there are more officers like you in the IAS.
Numbers game is a vanity metric, I won't the judge the future of this channel basis 'number of subscribers' . If 1 subscriber is impacted positively via my work, I'd be happy! All the best :)
One of the best interviews in modern India on civil services Naveen sir was awesome because you allowed him to speak. Only wish you mr Naman would do something for the herd of aspirants who spend year and lakhs and dontnget in.ehy not suggest a new employment.scheme to use these talents. Not everyone can get into civil services but india can create.more employment opportunities for these. People rush for govt jobs because there are no other jobs. You can suggest some ways. Keep up your unique original angle in your powerful podcasts
Thanks for this podcast sir from the deep down of my soul. It is very insightful . Lot of clarity and understanding as a CS perspective. Being a learner. Top 5 things from this podcast if I list out 1---that 95%concept was great 2- Realization of diversity I always feel that make myself proud of this nation 3-the work balance that sir talked about that make your own way I can totally relate.. 4- adaptability... 5--the intent to be in civil services not letting the civil servents resign..... Might last question can be not i can exactly experience because not in the part of governance right now but soon will experience.. Thanks again for this masterpiece podcast 🙏 Jai hind 🇮🇳 Thanks
Sending you hearty thanks ❣️❣️ Please keep on making such podcast . And i completely agree with you on the fact that no podacst can match the level of discussion you have done. This is must for anyone who wants to aware about country and it's machineries. Again keep the work going up.
H!I Naman I watched this full Money Heist series. Thank you for bringing Naveen Sir. I have a simple suggestion - if you can reduce the background voice that would make podcast more clear in voice. Thanks.
The choices of very fundmental questions made this podcast so insightful and thus beautiful. Cheers. :) The acknowledgemnt of not knowing and looking a way forward @ 1:16:58 by top tier bureaucrat is so much appreciable. And the quality of this question is also impeccable 👏
Naman sir.. Loved watching your videos.. The point to specify is that one needs to be even a good reader to crack UPSC exam.. By the way when did you inculcated this reading habit sir?
Ias is not the small goal the position which holds thats matter......agr postion junior pe hai toh it's small goal and if u are like cabinet secretary, principal secretary, ....these are big goals...
Sir I devoted 4 years in upsc preparation but couldn't clear... Now my short term priority is to be financially independent (I'm physiotherapist by profession)... Long term goal is to contribute to society but don't know exactly where to move on from here, as I have to do it all alone. Sir please do guide.🙏🙏
Thanks for your comment, Kajal. I'd advise you to go through the following two videos. Do take notes, hope this helps. 1. ruclips.net/video/aNt9s5-PAsI/видео.html 2. ruclips.net/video/0T3ol0edt5A/видео.html You may also explore the GGI's Impact Fellowship: www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/impact-fellowship All the very best! :)
Hii Naman ... It's Bharti Sharma here ... Coming from a very humble background....prepared for upsc cse examination but unable to crack it ..... I am not from a IIT, IIM or NLU ...but definitely have high potential to contribute in global governance affairs.... Can u tell me the ways through which I can be a part of UN, WB and other institutes... Currently I am working in state govt at lower rungs of bureaucracy as rural development officer ...
Hi Jayesh, Thanks for your comment. I'd advise you to go through the following two videos. Do take notes, hope this helps. 1. ruclips.net/video/aNt9s5-PAsI/видео.html 2. ruclips.net/video/0T3ol0edt5A/видео.html You may also explore the GGI's Impact Fellowship: www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/impact-fellowship All the very best! :)
Hey naman this was an absolutely amazing podcast but if possible one request can you call suhas ly ias Noida for this podcast. He is a para Olympic medalist nd an amazing ias officer , he would be amazing at answering the personal vs professional nd how as an ias he represented India at world level through his sports
Keep up the good work Mr Naman and Miss Shatakshi :)! I had a doubt , how do you shortlist candidates for the GGI Impact Fellowship? What are the qualities that you look for in a candidate? I'm so curious to know about it.
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :) Regarding the shortlisting criteria, the admissions team make the decision - we are not involved in the admissions process.
Thanks for your comment. I'd advise you to go through the following two videos. Do take notes, hope this helps. 1. ruclips.net/video/aNt9s5-PAsI/видео.html 2. ruclips.net/video/0T3ol0edt5A/видео.html All the very best! :)
Why do u have this unnecessary bg music that too in between of the important conversation going on, the person is putting emphasis on important points, explaining them, and this stupid pitch of the music keeps on increasing as if we are nearing a climax, he is telling something important it should be heard without disturbance, this bgm doesn't suit, u can use it somewhere else in video, but like this, it's really annoying!
I'm a new subscriber. I'm preparing for civil services but I'm really confused I want to be independent right now. if I prepare for other governments job it will take a long time. I have done ba. & doing masters in English literature. Please suggest me a way to get out of it.
Welcome to the community, Anushree! I'd advise you to go through the following two videos. Do take notes, hope this helps. 1. ruclips.net/video/aNt9s5-PAsI/видео.html 2. ruclips.net/video/0T3ol0edt5A/видео.html You may also explore the GGI's Impact Fellowship: www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/impact-fellowship All the very best! :)
IAS is not the best career. People from metro's prefer to go abroad. Danish bureaucracy is same like India but they don't take bribes. They are lazy and delay things.
@@namanshrivastava Sir , actually I'm a final year student and still confused that should I go for upsc as the success rate is so low and due to high level of unpredictability or should I go for your plan B ?
One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors"
Look forward to inspiring youngsters to become part of the Public Policy Ecosystem via GGI's Policy Scholars Program - along with innumerable partnered organizations (such as BCG, Clinton Health Access Initiative etc) working closely with political and business leaders.
www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/ggipolicyscholarsprogram
Who is GGI Impact Fellowship for?
www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/impact-fellowship
While GGI Scholar is our flagship education program, GGI Fellowship is a renowned work-study program, uniquely designed for those who lack real-world consulting and public policy experience.
1. You are a determined young professional looking to pivot in consulting and keen to learn by doing a consulting project directly with a mentor from Mckinsey, BCG, Bain, Dalberg
2. You are a UPSC aspirant looking for a relevant Plan B for Civil Services and keen to contribute to the social impact sector
3. You are looking for a unique pre MBA/MPP work experience in the social development consulting space by advising leading national NGO
4. You are ready to pivot careers and looking to be connected to GGI employment partners
Hindi language main bhi bnao se video
Sir aap gaurav kaushal ias ka bhi channel dekho n ek collaboration video banao
@@KaranYadav-mp4mw Hi Karan, I think a lot of content already exists in Hindi on the same topic. But thanks for the suggestion!
@@e6e55 Thanks for your suggestion! :)
So far one of the best podcasts I have heard for people aspiring to become an IAS officer.
It removes every misconception that we have based on the pseudo-narratives built.
A filter-free podcast with utter honesty.
The flow, information, knowledge and wisdom shared by the official via this podcast is truly impeccable!
Naman did a great job asking the very vital and intricate questions.
Thank you for your efforts.
Jai Hind🇮🇳
I also scrolled and found out that youre doing many things to inspire failed ias aspirants. I cant understand why youre not seen on mainstream media to reach other aspirants. India needs geniuses like you to lift the youth out of unemployment despondency.
Absolutely loved Naveen Sir's views on Civil Services. He is so humble! And thank you so much Naman sir for inviting a gem like him! Looks like he doing remarkable work in the IAS. I hope more people like him join the services.
Thanks for your kind words! :)
As someone who just joined first year of college and is in the process of deciding whether to give UPSC a try or go for private sector, I absolutely love this series. The content you bring goes beyond the glamour of the profession and asks very real questions, gives a holistic pros and cons analysis of the civil services. It is a fresh take as most content out there focus on the preparation and ways of preparing. I thoroughly enjoy and get inspired and look forward to learn more. Thank you, Naman Sir.
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
This was the kind of interaction I was looking for. There's so much said about UPSC on the net but almost no detailed authentic information on what the actual work life of an officer is. As someone who aspires for it, I wished to interact with a local officer and was in wait of a chance. However, thanks to you sir, I'm able to get the required clarity online itself.
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
1. Atomic habits
2. Almanac of Naval Ravikanth
3. Forty rules of love
4. Measure what matters
5. Principles by Ray Dalio
5 book recommendations by the IAS Naveen Kumar
Special mention- What the food by Dr. Hymen
Doing great job sir!! quality and precision of your question is immensely great. please keep doing such a noble job of showing us the true image of the world rather than just glitter. thank you SIR. please bring more and more such beautiful and vibrant and humble minds on your lovely channel please.
Absolute fun hearing stories like these
At the same time got some goosebumps
I believe he hd not even covered 1% of his life's stories or rather I would say achievements
Jem of a person
Great insights about IAS as a service and life of an IAS officer in itself with honest, unique discussion and analysis of many important but not yet discussed by any other till date topics and waiting for more .
All the best and great initiative!
Thanks for your kind words! All the very best :)
That was really really really eye-opening, inspiring and insightful . Its a humble request please please please make more such conversations.(especially IAS). Thanks a ton Naman for coming up with such content. Thanks a lot.
The most relevant part of interactions on this platform is that it talks about ideas, implementations, thoughts (social/political/economical), opportunities and above all breaks biases regarding careers that we generally possess. thumbs up to your questions .
Thanks for your kind words, Shiven! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
The things we get to see about IAS is Only a Covering of an Egg but this Podcast shows how the whole Egg really is........
Thanks for the series Naman.....
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
Naveed sir is superb! Thank you Naman Sir for inviting him for the conversation. Loved the book recommendation as well!
Glad you liked it
Naveen sir views appeared realistic amd achievable. I really appreciate the hardwork of IAS Officers. The questions put foward by Naman ji are also praiseworthy.
What an incredible conversation Naman Sir! Thank you Naveen sir for your honest views on Civil Services. You both are such an inspiration. Please keep doing the great work that you are doing in the civil services! I really hope there are more officers like you in the IAS.
:)
Thanks for your initiative of giving an actual glimpse of the real challenges faced by IAS in day to day life
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
Very deep interview........ great one
The problem statement in first 20 seconds is priceless and exactly put. Please disect it in verymuch detail PLEASE.
I subscribed it when it was 24k let's see what future awaits for the this channel
Numbers game is a vanity metric, I won't the judge the future of this channel basis 'number of subscribers' . If 1 subscriber is impacted positively via my work, I'd be happy! All the best :)
@@namanshrivastava Wow love the intent you are having. Good luck brother.
One of the best interviews in modern India on civil services Naveen sir was awesome because you allowed him to speak. Only wish you mr Naman would do something for the herd of aspirants who spend year and lakhs and dontnget in.ehy not suggest a new employment.scheme to use these talents. Not everyone can get into civil services but india can create.more employment opportunities for these. People rush for govt jobs because there are no other jobs. You can suggest some ways. Keep up your unique original angle in your powerful podcasts
Thanks for this podcast sir from the deep down of my soul.
It is very insightful .
Lot of clarity and understanding as a CS perspective. Being a learner.
Top 5 things from this podcast if I list out
1---that 95%concept was great
2- Realization of diversity I always feel that make myself proud of this nation
3-the work balance that sir talked about that make your own way I can totally relate..
4- adaptability...
5--the intent to be in civil services not letting the civil servents resign.....
Might last question can be not i can exactly experience because not in the part of governance right now but soon will experience..
Thanks again for this masterpiece podcast 🙏
Jai hind 🇮🇳
Thanks
Such a insightful information
Loved it
Sending you hearty thanks ❣️❣️
Please keep on making such podcast .
And i completely agree with you on the fact that no podacst can match the level of discussion you have done. This is must for anyone who wants to aware about country and it's machineries.
Again keep the work going up.
Thanks for your kind words, Prashant! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
I got to know
Civil Services is one of the many means of services to Civil in Society..
I am very thankful 🙏🏻.
Wow...Thanks a lot for this session. It was amazing Naman! A lot of insights :)
H!I Naman
I watched this full Money Heist series. Thank you for bringing Naveen Sir. I have a simple suggestion - if you can reduce the background voice that would make podcast more clear in voice.
Thanks.
Drop the background music man.. Excellent contei. Keep doing good work.
The choices of very fundmental questions made this podcast so insightful and thus beautiful. Cheers. :)
The acknowledgemnt of not knowing and looking a way forward @ 1:16:58 by top tier bureaucrat is so much appreciable. And the quality of this question is also impeccable 👏
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
@@namanshrivastava Hey Naman! A humble request. A question for a civil servant "Is there anything like practice of spirituality in civil services?"
Naman sir you nailed it sir
Jai hind
Naman sir.. Loved watching your videos.. The point to specify is that one needs to be even a good reader to crack UPSC exam.. By the way when did you inculcated this reading habit sir?
Ias is not the small goal the position which holds thats matter......agr postion junior pe hai toh it's small goal and if u are like cabinet secretary, principal secretary, ....these are big goals...
I think the bgm causes little disruption while listening the speaker.
Hello Sir…
You have to do a separate video on your Good English & your good communication skills…
This is not request !!!
😊 This is Demanding…❤
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you! Will try my best. :)
Sir I devoted 4 years in upsc preparation but couldn't clear... Now my short term priority is to be financially independent (I'm physiotherapist by profession)... Long term goal is to contribute to society but don't know exactly where to move on from here, as I have to do it all alone.
Sir please do guide.🙏🙏
Thanks for your comment, Kajal. I'd advise you to go through the following two videos. Do take notes, hope this helps.
1. ruclips.net/video/aNt9s5-PAsI/видео.html
2. ruclips.net/video/0T3ol0edt5A/видео.html
You may also explore the GGI's Impact Fellowship: www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/impact-fellowship
All the very best! :)
Excellent Conversation👍
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
Ufff what's this bgm ❤❤❤❤❤
Hii Naman ...
It's Bharti Sharma here ...
Coming from a very humble background....prepared for upsc cse examination but unable to crack it .....
I am not from a IIT, IIM or NLU ...but definitely have high potential to contribute in global governance affairs....
Can u tell me the ways through which I can be a part of UN, WB and other institutes...
Currently I am working in state govt at lower rungs of bureaucracy as rural development officer ...
How can I contact u or ur team
Hi Jayesh,
Thanks for your comment. I'd advise you to go through the following two videos. Do take notes, hope this helps.
1. ruclips.net/video/aNt9s5-PAsI/видео.html
2. ruclips.net/video/0T3ol0edt5A/видео.html
You may also explore the GGI's Impact Fellowship: www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/impact-fellowship
All the very best! :)
Hey naman this was an absolutely amazing podcast but if possible one request can you call suhas ly ias Noida for this podcast. He is a para Olympic medalist nd an amazing ias officer , he would be amazing at answering the personal vs professional nd how as an ias he represented India at world level through his sports
Absolutely, Tanya! :)
Great personality Naveen Kumar sir!!
I agree!
Same thing written in #intelligent investor ,The generalist will succeed more then specialist follow 4finger and 1thumb policy
Fascinating!
Naman sir you are incredible...
Great informative video 🌟
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
Great podcast, please reduce bg music
It is a humble request to please remove the background music. Thankyou
naman you are like an elder brother for me...thank you so much bhai for helping us with your content...please tell me how to join your course for IFS?
Thanks for your kind words, Humam. All the very best! :)
finally a new 🎙️
🌝 new series
:)
Kindly remove the back sound which u have added cuz of it voice is not clear.
Keep up the good work Mr Naman and Miss Shatakshi :)!
I had a doubt , how do you shortlist candidates for the GGI Impact Fellowship? What are the qualities that you look for in a candidate? I'm so curious to know about it.
Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
Regarding the shortlisting criteria, the admissions team make the decision - we are not involved in the admissions process.
@@namanshrivastava Okay and thank you so much for the reply Mr Naman!:)
Bro, is it good to go for a startup idea while preparing UPSC ?
Please remove the background music, it’s very distracting
Hi naman, i have given 5 attempts and was able to clear pre just once. Somehow always missed pre by
Take up the job, and appear for the exam along with the job.
Hi Naman, wanted to know if Doing a fellowship with GGI is enough to get placements or an additional Masters degree is required in public policy
Thanks for your comment. I'd advise you to go through the following two videos. Do take notes, hope this helps.
1. ruclips.net/video/aNt9s5-PAsI/видео.html
2. ruclips.net/video/0T3ol0edt5A/видео.html
All the very best! :)
bring IPS also
Will do. I think, we already had one a few months ago. :)
Why do u have this unnecessary bg music that too in between of the important conversation going on, the person is putting emphasis on important points, explaining them, and this stupid pitch of the music keeps on increasing as if we are nearing a climax, he is telling something important it should be heard without disturbance, this bgm doesn't suit, u can use it somewhere else in video, but like this, it's really annoying!
🏅
Time 2.46 wooww 💜
:)
I'm a new subscriber. I'm preparing for civil services but I'm really confused I want to be independent right now. if I prepare for other governments job it will take a long time. I have done ba. & doing masters in English literature. Please suggest me a way to get out of it.
Welcome to the community, Anushree! I'd advise you to go through the following two videos. Do take notes, hope this helps.
1. ruclips.net/video/aNt9s5-PAsI/видео.html
2. ruclips.net/video/0T3ol0edt5A/видео.html
You may also explore the GGI's Impact Fellowship: www.globalgovernanceinitiative.org/impact-fellowship
All the very best! :)
Can u tell me that how u have got such a good English
Will probably make a video that could help people en masse. All the very best :)
Just make it. Just don't think about it
IAS is not the best career. People from metro's prefer to go abroad. Danish bureaucracy is same like India but they don't take bribes. They are lazy and delay things.
Thanks for your comment. Let's agree to disagree on a few things that you have mentioned here. All the best!
Living abroad is not everyone's dream. Getting a job in a foreign country is also not the best career.
Hey Naman - Become MoneyHeist Fan ! Opened up a totally new area of interest to explore. Thank you for that !
Kishore, Thanks for your kind words! I wish you all the best. More power to you :)
Can you please drop the LinkedIn profile link of Naveen Kumar??
www.linkedin.com/in/gsnk/
Hope this helps!
Sir , what's your email ID? I have some queries so how to reach to you ?
Hi Muskan,
I respond to all RUclips comments. Happy to help :)
@@namanshrivastava Sir , actually I'm a final year student and still confused that should I go for upsc as the success rate is so low and due to high level of unpredictability or should I go for your plan B ?
@@Muskanj215 go for plan b first , uske bad upsc kr lena . ..
@@Muskanj215 graduation in which subject?