Women's Empowerment  

In the realm of social media, fitness enthusiast Aanchal from Delhi faced cyberbullying after sharing her muscular physique, sparking a resilient response that challenged societal beauty norms and garnered widespread support.

Kangana Ranaut, actress turned politician, stuns with a new luxury car amidst her BJP candidacy, buys a swanky Mercedes-Benz Maybach GLS

Kangana Ranaut is set to enter into the electoral foyer with her Loksabha elections ticket from Mandi constituency of Himachal Pradesh

Recently, PM Modi and Bill Gates had a meeting to discuss India's future in technology, the implementation of AI and safety concerns, and women's empowerment. Gates praised Indians for their quick adaption of technology and also took a selfie using PM's Namo application. 

In the latest episode of Kiska Brand Bajega, host Aditya Bhat interviews Navya Naveli Nanda about her foundation, Project Naveli, and her podcast 'What the Hell Navya.' They discuss her journey, lockdown conversations, and relevant social themes

Mukyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana, a scheme launched by Delhi government, aims to improve the financial status of women from underprivileged backgrounds. Under this scheme, women above the age of 18 will receive financial assistance of Rs 1,000.

Raji Ashok is a 51-year-old woman who drives an auto rickshaw on the busy streets of Chennai. She provides free rides for small children, elderly women, and those in need who may not have the means to pay.

Shraddha established a biogas plant on her farm, implemented a zero-waste management approach, and effectively managed the expenses by buying fodder at lower prices. Her farm also received recognition from Maharashtra government for its organic fertilizer production.

India's official representation at Davos included three pavilions, one focused on women's empowerment and the other two showcasing the nation's hard power capabilities, Make in India initiatives, infrastructure, and policies.

Noida’s Rohit Goswami experienced failure in class 12. His father encouraged him to learn a lesson from the setbacks. Motivated by this, he founded ‘Yuva Soch Army,’ dedicated to assisting people in overcoming challenging situations and contributing to society.

In 2018, Devanshi Yadav established an NGO named ‘Ram Ashray Welfare Society’ in honour of her father. The organization strives to help underprivileged children. In 2019, she adopted her first child named Vanmayi, and in 2022, she adopted two girls from Uganda.  

Sania’s father, Shahid Ali works as a TV mechanic. After clearing the NDA exams, Mirzapur’s Sania Mirza became the country’s first Muslim female fighter pilot in the Indian Air Force. Among 400 seats, 19 were allocated for women and notably, only two were reserved for fighter pilots. Sania secured one of the two seats, marking an outstanding achievement in her career.

Raji Ashok, a 51-year-old woman, has been driving an auto rickshaw on the streets of Chennai for the last 25 years. She provides free rides for small children, elderly women, and those in need who may not have the means to pay. Raji’s auto is equipped with a first aid kit containing essentials like paracetamol, cotton buds, bandages, and surgical pads. Additionally, she provides water bottles and biscuits to her customers, ensuring that they have refreshments during the journey.

Pratapgarh’s Ranjana Singh maintains a positive mindset and does not let her illness come in the way of her dreams. She has not only overcome her own challenges but has also dedicated her life to helping other women gain independence in their lives. Through her organization, she has provided training to thousands of women. 
 

Among the very first initiatives launched by the Prime Minister is the Beti Bachao, Beti Padao Yojana with initial funding of Rs 100 crore. Primarily meant for gender critical districts and cities, the slogan was successful in driving home the message that girls need to be valued, and by educating them, the parents are securing the nation’s future