Nishant grew up in very simple background. He believed in taking his own expenses, so he decided to do some job after 10th. You will be surprised to know that Nishant did not leave his job even during his 12th graduation and MA. After this Nishant Jain decided to prepare for UPSC. He did his post-graduation from the Hindi medium. That’s why he also made a plan to continue the UPSC journey with the Hindi medium. @NishantJain1111, @nishantjainias
After a very warm welcome by the anchor, Mr Naveen Choudhary takes the initiative to appreciate Mr Nishant Jain for his numerous achievements and requests him to talk about how he started working at a very young age and how it led to his love with books and stories in general. Mr Nishant welcomes the viewers with a brief introduction to the topic and then narrates his story of how he was always an avid reader and started working as a proofreader when he was 15. In Mr Jain’s words, he never got a choice when proofreading, thus he ended up reading books from a variety of genres and from a variety of writers. That’s where his thought of diversifying reading habits came from. Working at a young age also gave Mr Jain the liberty to be independent and stand out from the crowd. The conversation rolls on in the same direction with a few more questions and discussions around how a world that’s impressively diverse is better understood by having knowledge in diverse topics thus diversifying reading habits fits well in today’s world, with that conclusion the session comes to a close.