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"Asari sir changed my life, and I am grateful to him for that. I cannot believe this happened to me. Earlier, I used to get tired on duty, but SP sir inspired me to keep going, and now I can perform my duties in a better way,"

Pandey decided that if the officials could not see the filth by themselves, he would show it to them—with a typical Gandhian act!

Defying societal pressure and convention to follow her dream, Allahabad's Sonali Banerjee was the first Indian woman to become a maritime engineer.

“I don’t worry about if I get punished for this. The need of the hour was to save lives. And if I have to bear the consequences for it, I will do so with pride,”

Winning hearts on social media, this poignant Facebook post highlights how Odisha went out of its way to help Kerala despite suffering losses of its own.

When all seemed bleak, the couple pulled through the difficult period and decided to adopt a daughter.

Here's the forgotten story of Karnataka's 'Coffee Pudi' Sakamma, an extraordinary woman who exerted her influence on Bengaluru through the decades.

With guts of steel and a dedication to help, the man is sure to be commended for his bravery.

Locally known as ‘Pappada Ammumma’ or the Papad granny, Vasumathi has been selling papads for the last 40 years by the roadside at the famous Chalai market.

After she lost her husband to cancer, Leela confined herself to her home, following a monotonous routine day in and day out.