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Sarojini Naidu, a prominent figure in India's independence movement, was a celebrated poet, activist, and the first woman governor of an Indian state. Her life was marked by her contributions to the national movement, her close association with leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, and her literary achievements.

Anil Bishnoi from Rajasthan has saved over 10,000 blackbucks. Serving animals for 35 years, he ensured convictions for poachers and built reservoirs for the animals. 

Here are five popular writers and poets that changed the world with the powerful feminist voices. The list also features their famous works that everyone must include in their reading list.

Bollywood actress Swara Bhasker celebrates first anniversary with Fahad Ahmad, cherishing their daughter Raabiyaa and sharing intimate family moments on social media amidst reflections on parenthood and gratitude

Kashmiri activist and journalist Yana Mir has found herself at the center of a heated online debate following her recent encounter with customs officials at Delhi airport. Mir, known for her outspoken views and social media presence, took to various platforms to express her frustration after being questioned about her Louis Vuitton bag upon returning from a trip to the UK.

On the 58th anniversary of his passing on February 26, 2024, Veer Savarkar's enduring contributions and achievements continue to inspire generations, symbolizing the indomitable spirit of India's freedom struggle and the pursuit of national resurgence

Sindhu Ganapathy has made history by becoming the first transwoman TTE (Travelling Ticket Examiner) in Southern Railways. As a transwoman, she endured several challenges in her career in the Railways.

Rituparna Neog is a trans woman, storyteller, educator, and gender rights activist dedicated to promoting education and eradicating gender discrimination. She has established two free libraries in her village and has conducted sessions on gender equality in over 40 universities.

Shyam Sundar Paliwal, the former head of the village, shared that the village has been following this tradition for the last 19 years. When a daughter is born, neighbours, relatives, and friends come together to plant saplings around the household. As the daughters mature, so do the plants. Notably, over one lakh trees have been planted in this village so far. In the year 2005, this initiative was launched by Shyam Sundar.

Eiha Dikshit is a 10-year-old green crusader from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh. A journey she embarked on by planting a tiny plant in a park, soon turned into a responsible initiative. She began planting saplings in her school and surrounding areas and inspired her friends to join her. Gradually, her initiative received support from many individuals.

Abhinav Kumar a small village boy from Bihar’s Madhubani district was awarded vice-chancellor’s gold medal in the convocation ceremony of MNLU Mumbai. This award was conferred by the  Chancellor of the University Hon'ble Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, Judge Supreme Court of India in the function held at Maharashtra Judicial Academy, Mumbai. 

National Handloom Day is to be celebrated on 7th August, the preparations for which are being made all over the country| This is the 8th Handloom Day in the country at the 75th Amrit Mahotsav of Independence and will be celebrated by Prime Minister of the country, Shri Narendra Modi, through his tweet, has also urged the countrymen that, "Let us support "local for vocal" handloom products!

Now, Aditya has become the State co-convener social media at Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (Madhya Bharat). Givebharat Social Welfare Foundation and Bharat Youth Forum are some of his brain-child and they were started to help the needy and the students in distress.

In these five years, Pankaj Mishra and his team of 15000 people have planted more than four lakh saplings in several villages and cities of Uttar Pradesh.

India's tragedy is, alas, it is a divided house today. Large sections of the opinion are averse to saying a nice word about the Modi government, especially progressive forces who can otherwise sense the hidden agenda behind the Pegasus Project to pressurise India, says MK Bhadrakumar