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In the spotlight amidst viral Holi videos, the girls from Noida are grappling with financial constraints following a hefty Rs 33,000 fine imposed by the Noida Traffic Police. The penalty was issued after the girls were captured in an inappropriate Instagram reel on a moving scooter, breaching traffic regulations. Identified as Preety from Uttarakhand, Vineeta from Noida, and their associate Piyush, the trio expressed regret for their actions, acknowledging the error in creating such reels and pledging not to repeat such conduct. The girls clarified that they were not engaging in stunts but solely producing Instagram reels. 
 

Like the viral video of women smearing each other with Holi colors inside a Delhi Metro coach two days ago, a video of two girls riding on a two-wheeler is currently going viral on social media. Nevertheless, after watching the footage, social media users are voicing their displeasure and demanding action.

The footage captures the girls, dressed in traditional Indian attire, applying colors to each other's faces while seated on the metro train floor. The situation escalates as they proceed to engage in romantic acts for a romantic song 'Ang Laga De', including intimate gestures and seemingly provocative behavior, drawing the attention of fellow passengers who witness the unfolding scene with a mix of discomfort and embarrassment.

This Holi season, ditch your cotton salwar suits, and go for some trendy Co-ord sets. We have brought a fine selection of these sets for you, let’s explore.

Whether you are at a grand Holi party or just a small fest with friends and family, make sure you look your best with these 5 Holi outfit ideas for men and women. 

Becoming financially independent doesn't only mean earning money it's about being educated about your finances and making proper decisions about savings, investments, and taxes. Here are some tips to attain financial independence for women. 

Ram Kumar has been devotedly working to support visually impaired girls. He has established a small shelter home which offers hostel-like facilities. He offers support from academic assistance to preparation for competitive exams and interviews.

Keerthika Govindhasamy, a YouTuber from Tamil Nadu, shared her journey of overcoming societal constraints, battling for independence, and pursuing her passion for archaeology despite familial opposition. She emphasizes the importance of education and empowerment for girls and advocates for a future free from societal limitations

At the Army Marksmanship Unit in Mhow and the Army Sports Institute in Pune, the Indian Army will establish two Army Girls Sports Companies (AGSC). The AGSCs will give young females formal education while teaching them sports like weightlifting, boxing, shooting, and athletics.

As the founder of Narayan Seva Ashram Trust, Hare Ram struggled to provide for the 35 orphan girls. However, he has gained significant recognition since his appearance on the reality TV show ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’ in 2023.

The Uttar Pradesh government's initiative Kanya Sumangala Yojana, offers financial assistance to girls from their birth through their college education. Starting from April 2024, government will provide Rs 25,000 for girls’ education.

Two heart wrenching incidents in his life prompted Hare Ram to establish an organization to take care for the abandoned children. He discussed the idea with his wife and received full support from her. With the assistance of the then DC Mastram Meena, Narayan Seva Ashram Trust was established. Until last year, Hare Ram had 35 children in his care. There are three boys, and the rest are girls. He has also married off four of the girls in well-off families.

Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the second President of India, was born on 5 September 1888. He was an Indian politician, philosopher, and statesman.

Jyotirao Phule and Savitribai Phule established the first girls’ school in Pune in 1848. The establishment of this school aimed to empower women. Savitribai Phule and Fatima Sheikh are recognized as the first female teachers in India. The two underwent teacher training at the Ahmednagar Missionary School.

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.