inspiring indian women

Once dismissed as street entertainment, magic just had a breakthrough moment. Suhani Shah’s journey from a 7-year-old school dropout to a world champion is as inspiring as it gets.

At 58, Dolly Rana became a bus conductor in West Bengal to fulfil her late father’s dream. Clad in a saree, she braved debt, loss, and daily challenges — quietly inspiring thousands. Her story of grit and grace proves it’s never too late to take the wheel and start again.

Usha Sundaram, at 22, was not only the first female pilot of India after 1947 but also was the most trusted among the dignitaries. Read to know her story.

Jimeet Gandhi's appreciation post for his single mother finding love has resonated with many who note the sacrifices parents make in putting their children first.

Neelam Kumar, author and life coach, talks about her journey as a single mother of two, her struggles with breast cancer, how she fell in love with literature, and how she's using it to change the narrative around cancer in India.

A freedom fighter and the princess of Kapurthala, Amrit Kaur was India’s first health minister, the first Asian president of WHO's governing body and the founder of AIIMS.