Amita Shrivas: The Courageous Animal Rescuer. A Voice for the Voiceless In the small city of Katni, where fields and barns often make way for urban development, a young woman named Amita Shrivas has taken it upon herself to rescue and care for injured animals. Known as the "lover of snakes" by locals, Amita has devoted the past six years to animal conservation, working tirelessly without support from the government or administration. The Beginning of a Mission Amita's passion for animal rescue began when she noticed an increasing number of animals and birds getting injured due to habitat loss. "Katni is not a very big city, and animals often wander onto the roads, getting hurt," she shares. With no one else stepping in to help, Amita decided to take action herself, creating a shelter where injured animals could recover. A Sanctuary for the Injured Amita’s shelter is home to a variety of animals, including rabbits, cats, baby ...

82-Year-Old Grandmother Teaches Children Ancient Indian Martial Art, Has No Plans to Retire An 82-year-old grandmother who teaches the ancient Indian martial art Kalaripayattu says she has no plans to retire for now. "I will probably practice Kalaripayattu until I die," says Meenakshi Raghavan. She is believed to be the world's oldest woman to practice the art. What is Kalaripayattu? Kalaripayattu – "Kalari" means battlefield and "payattu" means fight. It is believed to have originated in the southern state of Kerala about 3,000 years ago and is considered the oldest martial art in India. It is not only used for war and combat but also for discipline, strength-building, and self-defense. Meet Meenakshi Amma Raghavan is known as Meenakshi Amma ("Amma" means mother in Malayalam) in Vadakara, Kerala – a city also known for legendary figures like Unniarcha, Aromal Chekavar, and Thacholi Othenan. Though she occas...

Darshana Chaudhary, a fearless female guard who works to implant tracking chips in wild animals. Darshana Chaudhary stands as a resolute guardian of wildlife conservation in Gujarat, passionately advocating for the protection of the region's diverse ecosystems. Her unwavering commitment and fearless approach have made her a compelling voice in the fight to preserve the natural heritage of this vibrant landscape. Through her tireless efforts, she inspires others to join the cause, ensuring that future generations can experience the beauty and richness of Gujarat's wildlife. Work in Songadh Range of Tapi District Darshana Chaudhary's work in the Songadh range of the Tapi district of Gujarat is truly commendable. Since 2022, she has been undertaking the adventurous and technical task of implanting electronic chips in the bodies of rescued leopards. This work not only requires technical expertise but als...

Born to Sing: The Inspirational Journey of Maithili Thakur Introduction Maithili Thakur is a talented Indian playback singer known for her soulful renditions of classical and folk music. With training in Hindustani classical traditions and a deep-rooted passion for regional music, she has captured the hearts of audiences across India. Her rise to fame through reality singing competitions and her growing digital presence have solidified her place as a modern icon of traditional Indian music. Early Life Maithili was born on July 25, 2000 , in Madhubani, Bihar . From an early age, she was immersed in music under the guidance of her father and grandfather, both of whom were musicians. Her musical environment at home played a significant role in shaping her talents. She has two younger brothers, Rishav Thakur and Ayachi Thakur , who often accompany her in performances. Rishav plays the tabla, while Ayachi is both a singer and percussionist. Musi...

Priyal Yadav: From Academic Setbacks to Administrative Success. A Farmer’s Daughter Rises to Leadership Rising Above Adversity Many success stories go viral on social media, highlighting individuals who have overcome poverty and challenging circumstances to achieve greatness through sheer determination. Among these inspiring tales is the journey of Priyal Yadav, the daughter of a farmer, who transformed setbacks into triumphs. A Farmer's Daughter with Big Dreams Born into a rural family where girls often marry young, Priyal was fortunate to have supportive parents who prioritized her education over societal norms. Her father, a farmer, and her mother, a housewife, encouraged her ambitions, allowing her to pursue a career instead of early marriage. The Road to Success Despite initial academic struggles—including failing in the 11th grade—Priyal never lost sight of her dreams. She tackled the Madhya Pradesh Public S...

Pregnant British Para Archer Makes History with Bronze and Gold Wins. गर्भवती ब्रिटिश पैरा तीरंदाज ने कांस्य और स्वर्ण पदक जीतकर इतिहास रच दिया। " उसने बाद में खुलासा किया, "मुझे प्रतियोगिता के दौरान बच्चे की हरकतें महसूस हो रही थीं" शानदार लचीलापन और कौशल का प्रदर्शन करते हुए, ग्रेट ब्रिटेन की जोडी ग्रिनहम ने पेरिस पैरालिंपिक 2024 में इतिहास रच दिया, उन्होंने कंपाउंड महिला तीरंदाजी स्पर्धा में कांस्य पदक हासिल किया और मिक्स्ड टीम कंपाउंड स्पर्धा में स्वर्ण पदक जीता। इस उपलब्धि को और भी असाधारण बनाने वाली बात यह है कि ग्रिनहम ने सात महीने की गर्भवती होने के बावजूद ये उपलब्धियाँ हासिल कीं, जिसमें उन्होंने बेजोड़ दृढ़ संकल्प और शक्ति का प्रदर्शन किया। दृढ़ता की यात्रा जोडी ग्रिनहम की पेरिस पैरालिंपिक तक की यात्रा कुछ भी साधारण नहीं थी। एक अनुभवी तीरंदाज के रूप में, उन्होंने पहले ही खेल में अपना नाम बना लिया था, लेकिन 2024 में उनके सामने आने वाली चुनौतियाँ अनोखी थीं। गर्भावस्था की शारीरिक माँगों और उच्च श्रेणी की प्रतियोगिता के लिए आवश...

Women have turned music into a weapon against the Taliban's ban, singing songs and making videos viral on social media. Since the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, women's rights have been under attack. The Taliban have imposed many strict rules on women's public life, including bans on talking, singing, and showing their faces in public. Now, women have started raising their voices against it. Women have been singing songs and uploading their videos on social media, protesting against the repressive laws of the Taliban. The Songs... A woman involved in the campaign has shared a video of her singing the song with her face covered. The video has the lyrics of a woman - "You have sealed my face with silence till further orders. You will not give bread and food. You have imprisoned me in the house for the crime of being a woman." Another woman sings a song - "If I don't exist, then who are you (Taliban)? Where are t...

The story of Bulbul Panjri is an inspiring tale that highlights the power of determination, community, and achieving one's dreams despite obstacles. Content Hindi... Bulbul Panjre: India's extraordinary deaf and mute nurse Bulbul Panjre, a nurse from Shalby Hospital, Indore, has been providing dedicated care and support to patients and doctors for the past two years. Bulbul's unique story sets her apart from her colleagues, making her an exceptional healthcare profeional. Victory over silence: India's first ever deaf and dumb nurse: Bulbul's extraordinary journey began when she became India's first ever nurse who was both deaf and mute. Despite her communication challenges, he is dedicated to her profession. Bulbul underwent cochlear implant surgery, an unprecedented procedure in which a device is surgically implanted behind the ear to help deaf individuals hear sounds. However, financial constraints prevented him from receiving ther l...

The story of 13 year old brave girl Anushka from Dholpur district of Rajasthan. Who sacrificed himself to save children from drowning in the overflowing river. On August 25, 2021, the people of Khubpura village in Dholpur district of Rajasthan were celebrating the festival of Rakhi. This village is located near the Parvati River. On the festival day, villagers offer flowers and bathe in the river as a ritual. Hindi... Anushka’s Heroic Act: That day, Anushka, a 14-year-old girl, went to the river with her two brothers, Pankaj and Govinda (both 10 years old), a sister named Khushboo (12 years old), and a cousin sister Charvi (7 years old) to offer flowers. They arrived at the river bank a little earlier. Other villagers had yet to reach there. After offering flowers to the river, they entered the river to bathe. Unfortunately, due to the rain, the river was flowing a bit strong. So, the children started drawing with the water. Anushka soon pulled those children to the shor...