Inspiring stories

Beyond the call of duty, there are countless stories of dedication, resilience, and compassion showed by the Indian police force. Let's take a look at a few such individuals who empower and inspire.

Dr Laxmi Gautam's NGO 'Kanak Dhara' is flooded with emergency calls throughout the day asking her to give Vrindavan's abandoned widows a dignified death.

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From the CBSE Class 10 topper who was abandoned by her father to the NEET topper who started working as an agricultural labourer from the age of 13, here are 10 incredible stories of inspiring Indians.

Zainika Jagasia from Mumbai was born with down syndrome and has fought many battles to become a model and professional baker.

Odisha-resident and assistant executive engineer at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) Limited, Pritish Nath, shares his painstaking journey to success on Quora.

Manish Chauhan’s father drives a taxi, while Amiruddin Shah’s is a construction worker. Both boys dropped out of formal education early on. And this is their story of becoming professional ballet dancers.

Madhu Priya, a Chennai resident recently shared a viral post talking about the struggles her parents had to go through to educate their daughters.

This achievement is especially crucial for Hussain, as he comes from a very humble background. His father, Rafique, is a tailor, who, as per reports, studied till Class 10 and his mother, a homemaker, is a school dropout.

While he completed his school education with the help of the pension, it was when his grandfather passed away that Shashank finally found out just how expensive a college education was.