Indian Forest Service

Jai Raj | Chief Conservator | Forest Department

What is Indian Forest Service?

Indian Forest Service is a great Career option. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to find information about What Indian Forest Service actually is. Most pages on the internet just talk about How to get into Indian Forest Service. The internet is a great source of information on Indian Forest Service, but it is second best to learning about the same from a real professional.

Chief Conservator Jai Raj is an experienced professional with 36 years in Indian Forest Service. Here is how Chief Conservator Jai Raj detailed Indian Forest Service:

Indian Forest Service (भारतीय वन सेवा) is one of the Civil Services of India and belongs to the All India Services group, with other two All India Services being the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and the Indian Police Service (IPS). The selection is done by the Union Government and after that the cadres are allocated to work for different state and central government departments. This service is important to maintain the national integrity and to maintain the federal structure.

How Chief Conservator Jai Raj got into Indian Forest Service?

After completing my graduation from Gandhi Faizan College, Shahjahanpur, I appeared for UPSC exam in 1983 and cleared for Indian Forest Service. I am presently the Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, Government of Uttarakhand. It is the super senior position in Forest Department in Uttarakhand.

Chief Conservator Jai Raj's Talk on Indian Forest Service

Starts with what is:
1)	Indian Forest Service

Next, it covers Education. It is easy to Google information about what Qualifications are needed to enter Indian Forest Service, this Talk went a step ahead to talk about the body of knowledge one needs to develop to excel at Indian Forest Service. It defines Education in terms of following items for Indian Forest Service:
2)	Nature
3)	Sciences
4)	Environment
5)	Knowledge of Law

Then, the Talk focuses on the most important component that is Skills. Sills and success in Indian Forest Service go hand in hand. One needs to get a hold of essential skills. It explains Skills needed in Indian Forest Service with these items:
6)	Physical Endurance
7)	Appreciation of Nature
8)	Observation
9)	Leadership
10)	Communication

Indian Forest Service has an interesting list of Positives. The Talk discusses following Positives of Indian Forest Service:
11)	Passion to Profession
12)	Close to Nature
13)	Immense Satisfaction
14)	Work Life Balance

It is important that one develops a fair understanding of the Challenges of Indian Forest Service:
15)	Protection
16)	Threat to Life
17)	Challenging Situation

In the final section of the Talk, Jai Raj talks about How a day goes in a Career in:
18)	IFS

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[Trailer]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91ixJ0Sndp8

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