Ex IAS On Government Jobs, Tourism, Politicians, UPSC & Salary | Ft Vivek Atray | FO138 Raj Shamani

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In this episode of Figuring Out with Raj Shamani, we have Vivek Atray. He is an ex IAS officer, Author of Finding Success Within and TEDx Motivational Speaker.

In today’s episode, we talked about the gaps in the government and private sector, the hidden potential of tourism in India, challenges of different cities of India like Haryana, Punjab & chandigarh. We also discussed the reason behind the craze of government jobs in India and the qualities required to crack them. He also talked about the salary & pension of IAS officers and the different ways IAS officers can earn after retirement.

We discussed our secret tips for becoming an exceptional public speaker. These tips will be game-changing for all the creators, entrepreneurs, or public speakers. In the end, he gave important advice that every IAS aspirant must hear!

If this conversation fueled you with new perspectives and inspiration then don’t forget to subscribe to our channel. Also, tell us in the comments, the next IAS you would love to see next on our podcast! Till then keep your journey of Figuring Out going!

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:59 - Private Sector Vs Government Sector
04:21 - Should the government do business?
07:24 - Should Indian railways be privatised?
09:28 - Problem with Indian tourism
13:49 - Top tourist destinations of India
16:29 - Revolution in Germany
17:15 - How can kids bring a change in the country?
20:23 - Craze of Government jobs in India
24:47 - IAS aspirants
26:37 - Plan B for UPSC aspirants
27:07 - No Pension to IAS officers?
28:05 - Average salary of an IAS officer
30:13 - Politician Vs IAS officers
34:25 - India Canada relations
38:02 - Challenges of Haryana
41:15 - Drugs in Punjab
42:52 - Safety of artists in Punjab
44:20 - Is Chandigarh the best city to live in?
45:40 - Follow this to be successful
47:51 - JP Atray Tournament
50:22 - His meeting with MS Dhoni
53:54 - Tip for Public Speaking
56:34 - Conclusion

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About Figuring Out
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[nihar]

Raj Shamani.
No over acting, no hyper positivity, no fairy tales.
Organic, to the point and honest.

[rupeshshevgan]

I completely agree with it, plan A, B, C, D, E sab hona chahiye.... if u hv to achieve something good in life. If plan A fail then we need support with other plans.

[mansoortantary]

This youtuber is doing great job for young generation of india

[engineerofemotions]

This man maintain best level of fluency and clarity in his speech 😮😊

One of the best podcast I had ever heard❤
Hope I will met such kind of souls in my life😊

[omkarchougale]

IAS Tukaram Mundhe sir.

He is an IAS officer of the 2005 batch who has been has been transferred 16 times so far.
Pure man ❤️

[mpsingh]

Mr. Vivek Attray is way ahead of the brightest minds in our system. If he can galvanise thousands to set the ball rolling to transform India, we would achieve a superpower status in the eyes of every global citizen.

[anjankumark]

Roads are mostly good for the tourist places. Governmentt has to make sure it provides clean toilets good restaurants and clean budget stay. This will improve tourism a lot.

[Upsc_With_Ravi_]

One of the greatest and knowledgeable prodcast in my life. He's really admirable person, thanks Raj bro to make a prodcast with this person.

[ChaudharyG]

Being an IAS he is so disconnected with the reasons behind why a common youth from T2/T3 city plan to go abroad. There are not many opportunities here in these cities. Not everyone can make pakoda here and survive with a family. In countries like Canada/Aus with hard-work they can.

[suryansharmakvm]

Vivek Sir visited my school last year... that's the first time i got to know about him and his works... about how he played the Ranji Trophy and then became an IAS officer and now a motivational speaker... And today this podcast has made me a bigger fan of him... Thank you Raj bhaiya...😊

[misbahurrahman]

You are the best one in India as a Podcaster.
I met a deadly accident but miraculously survived. I was in coma for many days. As brain had multiple injuries so my interpretation or perspective towards life is completely changed. You may call me as I almost crossed the line between life and death.

[jagdishsaran]

Amazing conversation sir !! please make this type of conversation with other IAS officers

[inderjeetchauhan]

A great podcast ..

An outstanding podcast appearance! His ability to cover every question in a simple and informative way is truly impressive. His insights are as sharp as ever, and it was a pleasure to watch and learn from you."

[Pikachu-ibly]

7c
Fearless
Creative
Communication
Courage
Character
Telling the truth
Happiness
Contentment greatfull what you have
Compassion empathy for other

[harshitasingh]

He was talking about Chandigarh.. i miss the city so much.
Been brought up there. Its the cleanest, greenest city (at least the time I lived it was)
Been 7 years since I left the city. But its amazing to live there

[abdulnabihosamani]

Amazing conversation! Depth & Breadth of knowledge 🙌

[divyasharma]

Raj, its a request to bring any personnel who has done core finance studies and can discuss the different finance stream student can pursue and sectors of job and career avenues with respect to it. Also applicability of varied finance courses in different roles in business.

[ramankit_krishna]

best ever IAS interview i have watched till now, what a communication skill and way of presenting sentence/ view, hats off sir

[moodypeachx]

Thank you for sharing with us this amazing conversation ❤️ highly intellectual and more real
I love my country so much but I myself am prepping up for the ielts to leave to Canada 😅 but I will definitely gather some global experience and come back to serve my people for the rest of my life.

[KavitaG]

Vivek ji, you cannot contact a govt officer. I tried to contact the DM of a district, I emailed, phoned 3 numbers from the website, only one rang the other 2 says wrong number. There was 2 email address. My message from one email came back undelivered, other email went to the DM but I never received a reply. Even the DM mobile number is on website he never answers the phone. Indian govt officers are under trained, lazy, corrupt.

You mentioned tourism and Taj. My dream was to visit the Taj so made the trip in 2011. As a NRI we paid God knows how much more, waited for 2hrs in queue. The security persons were letting in people through the back door via the paid dalals. We were approached but denied their service. In the end we got in, we took some photos leading up to the Taj which took half hour. We just reached the Taj to go in only to be told by the security guards to leave the Taj, why? "VIP visit". We were horrified. They told us to come back the next day and use the same ticket. But we were not staying the night in Agra. We asked who this VIP was. Some of them said they don't know. As we were going out of Taj other tourists were just as horrified and told us that the VIP was a Supreme Court judge and his family. If tourists are treated like this forget about India being a tourist country.

The other very annoying thing is the civil etiquette of the citizens, the glare, interference, asking personal questions and over all trust??

India has a long to go. The mind set and politics is the main problem. India need to mature which will take another 2/3 generations. You need a huge social revolution.