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Helen is an Indian actress and dancer. Her dance number ‘Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu’ from the 1958 film ‘Howrah Bridge’ was a major hit. She is often called as ‘Dancing Queen’ and ‘H-Bomb’ for her unmatched and exceptional dancing skills.

Varanasi’s Kaushal Kumar Mishra worked in the All India Radio as an announcer for 14 years. However, due to some political upheavals during that time, he lost his job. He was associated with an NGO and found his inspiration in working as an announcer at Godowlia intersection. Today, he has completed 30 years of his selfless service and continues to extend his support to reunite lost worshippers with their family members during festivals.

IAS Varun Baranwal is a resident of Boisar, Maharashtra. Varun lost his father when he was still a school student. After completing his class 10th, he took the responsibility of running the household. Due to financial constraints, he discontinued his studies and started repairing bicycles. An acquaintance of Varun, who was also a doctor, helped him secure admission in a college. With sheer dedication and consistent practice for 8 years, Varun Baranwal became a UPSC topper.

Divya has successfully become an entrepreneur through the establishment of ‘Divya Lalitha Dolls.’ Divya holds MSc and BEd degrees. After completing her education, she worked as a teacher for a few years. Her husband lost his job due to the pandemic. At the age of 28, she commenced her venture of decorating dolls. She dressed a doll in a saree and received positive response. 

During the pandemic, Heramb Dixit lost his job as a Chartered Accountant and returned back to his village. The future seemed uncertain, so he decided to start his own business of milk production. Heramb has seven buffaloes and ten cows. He produces more than 100 litres of milk every day from his animals. Today, he makes lakhs of rupees in a month.

Simran lost her career as a model during the pandemic. She took up a job but could not earn anything. Getting inspired by other tea entrepreneurs, she launched her own startup ‘Model Chai Wali’ and today she makes up to Rs 1 lakh in a month.
 

Mumbai-based data engineer Akshay Ridlan has invented such a device which can be used to find the locations of missing persons. In May 2020, he had lost his dog, which prompted him to create such devices with QR codes on them. The lockets with QR codes were launched on 13 September by Dr Swati Piramal.

Varanasi’s Kaushal Kumar Mishra worked in the All India Radio as an announcer for 14 years. However, due to some political upheavals during that time, he lost his job. He was associated with an NGO and found his inspiration in working as an announcer at Godowlia intersection. Today, he has completed 30 years of his selfless service and continues to extend his support to reunite lost worshippers with their family members during festivals.

When one is determined to make their future better, no problems pose an impediment for them. Simran lost her career as a model during the pandemic. She took up a job but could not earn anything. Getting inspired by other tea entrepreneurs, she launched her own startup ‘Model Chai Wali’ and today she makes up to Rs 1 lakh in a month.

India’s victory in the Kargil War was declared on 26 July 1999. Many soldiers martyred while bravely fighting for their nation while some live to share with us the thrilling stories of the war. Deepchand Singh was the first one to fire a shot from his gun in the Kargil War. He lost both his legs and a hand but has no regrets and wishes to be a soldier in his next life too.

9-year-old Riyaz lost his one leg and hands in an accident when he was trying to save a little girl. Post that incident, he was invited to attend various events nationally and internationally and was honoured with several bravery awards. Despite his miserable condition, the government has not provided him with any financial assistance. He runs a general store to support his family.

Anshika lost her parents as a kid. She was raised by her grandmother and uncle. For years, she nurtured the dream of becoming an IPS, but the path to her dream was full of obstacles. She failed in four attempts before finally clearing the UPSC examinations in her fifth attempt.

Babu Bhai Parmar lost his hands as a young kid. He was so full of courage that he did not let such an impediment tarnish his dreams of becoming a teacher and a guide. He learned to write with his mouth, received his teacher training education and now he teachers hundreds of poor children for free.

A step-by-step guide on how to recover deleted photos on your smartphone. It includes tips such as checking the Recently Deleted folder, using data recovery tools, and regularly backing up your photos to avoid losing precious memories.

Rohit Mehta established Digital Gabbar with the aim and mission to help the up-and-coming digital entrepreneurs and digital marketing experts with a platform from where they can learn things without being lost in the thousands and hundreds of data piled up on the internet.