Divya Tanwar comes from Nimbi, a small village in Haryana's Mahendragarh district. Her life changed when she was just eight years old after she lost her father.

Despite this big loss, her mother, Babita Tanwar, worked very hard to support her three children. She took different jobs like sewing clothes, working on farms, and doing labor work to make sure they got a good education.

Divya studied in a government Hindi-medium school and did very well. Because of her good performance, she moved to Navodaya Vidyalaya and later completed her B.Sc. from Government Women’s College in Mahendragarh. Even though she had limited resources, she decided to prepare for the Civil Services Exam.

In her first attempt, she cleared the UPSC exam with an AIR 438 and became India's youngest IPS officer. But her real dream was to become an IAS officer. She did not give up and appeared for the exam again the next year. This time, she secured AIR 105, making her dream come true.

Today, Divya is posted in the Manipur cadre. Her journey is an inspiration to many, showing that hard work and determination can help overcome any challenge. From a small village to one of India's top government positions, she has proved that dreams can come true with dedication.

Her story is a message to all, no struggle is too big, and no dream is too far if you believe in yourself and never give up.