In a historic achievement that’s making headlines across Pakistan, Rao Talha Javed has officially become the youngest Assistant Commissioner Pakistan has ever seen. Hailing from Lodhran, this young and ambitious officer has set a new benchmark for civil service aspirants all over the country.
Currently serving as an Assistant Commissioner of Inland Revenue, Talha’s journey is nothing short of inspirational. His recent appointment after completing the 51st Common Training Programme marks a significant milestone—not just in his own life, but in Pakistan’s administrative history.
Academic Journey of the Youngest Assistant Commissioner
Rao Talha’s academic background is a reflection of his dedication and hard work. He passed his matriculation with distinction in 2015 from Dunyapur Public School. He then went on to complete his F.Sc in 2017, further strengthening his academic profile.
In 2021, he earned his BS in Civil Engineering, proving that a technical background can also lead to success in administrative fields. The very next year, in 2022, he cracked the highly competitive CSS exam in his first attempt, an achievement in itself for many young Pakistanis dreaming of joining the civil service.
By officially joining his government duties in 2025, Rao Talha has become a role model for the youth. His story is now trending among students, especially those preparing for CSS, as he embodies the vision, discipline, and consistency required to serve the nation at such a high level at a young age.
From a small town in Lodhran to the corridors of power, Rao Talha Javed’s journey is a powerful reminder that dreams do come true—with the right mix of hard work, faith, and resilience.
