90% blind boy crack IAS and now monitoring 2.5 lakh students Aman Gupta, a 2013 batch IAS officer, work with the help of a video magnifier that help the visually impaired read. Gupta has a medical condition that has no cure. His vision is now so poor that he find it difficult to identify people by their features. In 2002, when he was in grade 12, first, his eyes stopped seeing the cursor on the computer; then he couldn't see a cricket ball through the air; and soon after he found it difficult to read the text on the classroom blackboard. In Delhi, where two bureaucrats committed suicide due to stress and illness and a few students have killed themselves on getting low marks, Gupta challenge life, rather than let life challenges him. "I failed to clear the UPSC exam in 2012 for which I had prepared using audio books. I spent more time to prepare and was, finally, ranked 57th in the general category," Gupta said. He currently hold three im...