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IAS officer Neha Byadwal’s 3-year no-phone UPSC prep sparked viral backlash, with netizens calling it a ‘toxic cult’

A viral online debate has erupted after IAS officer Neha Byadwal’s UPSC prep strategy, ‘going three years without using a mobile phone,’ went viral on social media. Critics argue that such extreme ...
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IAS officer Neha Byadwal's strict study routine starts social media debate, ‘This UPSC-prep cult needs to be dismantled'

A debate started on social media after a user criticised IAS officer Neha Byadwal’s strict study routine during UPSC prep. She reportedly didn’t use a phone for three years. The user argues that such ...
Indiatimes

Neha Byadwal: The IAS officer who did not use phone for 3 years and redefined study habits

Neha Byadwal, a 2024 IAS officer, achieved success in the UPSC exam after modifying her study habits. A key change involved abstaining from social media and restricting mobile phone use for three ...
The Free Press Journal

Viral Story: India’s Youngest IAS Officer Neha Byadwal Ditched Phone For 3 Years To Ace UPSC Exam

Neha Byadwal's Success Story: In an inspiring show of resolve and self-control, Neha Byadwal has overcome to become one of India's youngest IAS officers after giving up mobile phone usage entirely for ...
Indiatimes

IAS officer Neha Byadwal’s 3-year no-phone UPSC prep sparked viral backlash, with netizens calling it a ‘toxic cult’

IAS officer Neha Byadwal's UPSC preparation strategy of abstaining from mobile phone use for three years has ignited a widespread online debate. Critics argue this extreme isolation fosters rote ...