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Anchal Sharma gave up her education to become an earning member of her family. She faced many obstacles in her life, but she came out as a star warrior. After recovering from cancer in 2018, she started her organization ‘Meals of Happiness’ where she provides meals to people in need. Today, she is an inspiration and strong influence on everybody’s lives.

At the age, when Selvi should have been playing with dolls and cars, she was married off to an abusive husband. Her life became a nightmare and she suffered from domestic violence for five long years. One day, when she decided to run away from the house, her life changed for the better. Selvi learned driving at an NGO in Mysore and became India’s first female cab driver.

After suffering from years of oppression at her in-laws’ house, Farmani decided to change for the better. Her one decision invited a hundred opportunities and today she is a singing star and an inspiration for everyone. She participated in the reality show ‘Indian Idol’ and has also shared the stage with Kumar Sanu.

Pooja was married off to an alcoholic husband without her knowing. She faced domestic violence for years before finally deciding to separate from her husband. Today, she drives an e-rickshaw to earn a living with hopes of a making her daughter’s life better.

The Green Army of women is liberating hundreds of women from domestic violence. They solve cases of drug addiction and gambling and educate men about the repercussions of their actions. At present, the Green Army is operating in 6 districts.

Kalpana grew up in a life of poverty. Her father did the grave mistake of marrying her into the wrong family. She suffered from domestic violence; the trauma of the torture was unbearable and she tried to take her own life. Her life was saved, and her father motivated her to find a purpose. Today, Kalpana runs multiple companies with a turnover of 3000 crore.

Patricia faced many failures and disappointments in her life. There was a time when she did not have shelter on her head or anyone to support her. Despite these impossibilities, she persevered and became a successful businesswoman.

Nauzisha's parents married her off after her studies, thinking she would be happy. On the contrary, her marriage made her suffer from unthinkable atrocities. Her husband beat her and treated her like a piece of junk. She sacrificed her self-respect thinking she was doing it for the sake of her son. Finally, the day came when she decided to move on. She is a police officer today.

An Indian think-tank has sent petitions to UN Secretary General and top officials of the UN on the state-sanctioned violence against minorities in Pakistan

As former Meghalaya Governor Tathagata Roy questions the violence and anarchy in West Bengal, its TMC MLA and Education Minister Partha Chatterjee has said he should not visit West Bengal 

Former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah has blamed the police for the Bengaluru violence  

SDPI has blamed both the Congress and the BJP for the August 11 violence  
 

Karnataka BJP leaders have come out in the open and urged the Congress leaders not to play politics over Bengaluru violence 
 

Naveen, the nephew of Congress MLA Akhanda Srinivas Murthy, reportedly has told the police that just because he is from the Congress party, should he not speak in defence of Dharma? 
 

The Uttar Pradesh cops have arrested Shahzeb Rizvi who had announced a bounty of Rs 51 lakh on the head of Naveen