Early Life

Dr. Jain’s journey is a story of quiet determination - of a young boy from Maksi, a small village in Madhya Pradesh, who believed that discipline and purpose can take you anywhere. Raised in a home where education was valued deeply but resources were limited, he learned early that progress is built not on comfort, but on consistency. His childhood was shaped by simplicity, sincerity, and a strong belief that hard work has the power to change circumstances.

After Class 8, he moved to Bhopal to continue his studies while living with relatives. It was his first experience of stepping away from home and standing on his own feet. That transition became a turning point: a shift from familiarity to responsibility. Adjusting to a new environment, managing academics independently, and learning to balance expectations taught him resilience long before he ever encountered the UPSC or the complexities of real-world leadership.

Those years expanded his view of the world and shaped his character. They taught him patience, adaptability, and the importance of self-discipline. Looking back today, he recognises that the foundation of his journey - from medicine to the Indian Police Service - was not built in big moments, but in everyday decisions made with quiet resolve. The values he absorbed as a teenager continue to influence the way he leads, serves, and mentors others.