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UPSC Aspirant From Bihar Lives In Delhi Library
Mohammad Minaz came to Delhi from Bihar to study for the UPSC exam.
He hopes to get a government job.
He does not have a room to live in.
Instead, he sleeps in a library.
He stores his clothes in a library locker.
A gurdwara provides him with food.
He reportedly eats only one meal each day.
Even with these difficulties, he continues preparing for the exam.
Mohammad Minaz came to Delhi from Darbhanga, Bihar, to prepare for the UPSC examination.
With no room to call home, he sleeps in a library while studying.
Minaz keeps his clothes in a library locker.
He relies on a gurdwara for food and reportedly eats one meal a day.
He says financial constraints have made it difficult to meet basic needs while pursuing a government job.
- Who
- Mohammad Minaz, a UPSC aspirant from Darbhanga, Bihar.
- What
- He is preparing for the UPSC examination while living in a Delhi library and relying on a gurdwara for food.
- Where
- A library in Delhi, after moving from Darbhanga, Bihar.
- When
- He came to Delhi a few years ago; the article does not specify when the video was recorded.
- Why
- He moved to Delhi to clear the UPSC exam and secure a government job, but financial constraints have limited his living arrangements.
Key facts
- Aspirant
- Mohammad Minaz
- Exam
- Union Public Service Commission examination
- Origin
- Darbhanga, Bihar
- Current location
- Delhi
- Sleeping arrangement
- He sleeps in a library.
- Food source
- He relies on a gurdwara for food.
- Reported hardship
- He reportedly eats one meal a day.
Sources
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