From the quiet village of Bhatur Bari in North Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, to the disciplined parade ground of RTC Barwaha, the journey of Lady Constable Monika Roy is a powerful story of determination, resilience, and service to the nation.
Born into a humble rural background, Monika spent her early years working in village fields, helping her family make ends meet. Despite the challenges, she nurtured a simple but powerful dream—to wear the uniform and serve the country. That dream became her driving force.
After clearing the selection process, Monika underwent 47 weeks of rigorous basic training at the Central Industrial Security Force Training Centre, Barwaha, where she was trained in operational field-craft, physical conditioning, discipline, and professional skills essential for a modern security force.
Her hard work and unwavering focus paid rich dividends when she emerged as the topper of her batch, a remarkable achievement that brought pride not only to her family but also to her village and the CISF fraternity.
Monika Roy’s journey stands as a shining example of how grit, perseverance, and self-belief can transform humble beginnings into extraordinary success. Her story continues to inspire young aspirants—especially women from rural India—to dream big, work hard, and serve the nation with honour.
Why Monika Roy’s Story Inspires
- Demonstrates women empowerment in uniformed services
- Highlights opportunities for rural youth in central armed police forces
- Reflects the transformational role of disciplined training
- Reinforces the message that background does not limit potential
From village fields to national duty, Constable Monika Roy’s success story truly embodies the spirit of service and the power of dreams backed by determination.
