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A quora user gave the most fitting reply to the question: if a chaiwala or driver can earn more than someone in the corporate field, why are people joining MNCs.

Srinagar-based Sheikh Asif worked in several odd jobs before establishing his own IT venture in Manchester, UK. He has also helped 900 students from the valley with digital literacy for free.

“Although all our operations shut, we knew that we had to continue working to help those who were at their most vulnerable.”

The 47-year-old Additional Commissioner of Income Tax of Mumbai is a Shaurya Chakra awardee, for his bravery in an encounter with terrorists along the LoC in 2017.

When William quit his Dubai job to return home and start a fruit farm, his friends and family discouraged him from going ahead. Today, his success has proved them wrong! #FarmersFirst

From women, small artisans, people from lower economic backgrounds, NGOs to the ones who want sustainable development, there is a scheme for everyone

In yet another attempt at promoting a cashless economy, there will now be a charge of two per cent tax if the aggregate cash withdrawal for one or more accounts amounts to more than 1 crore.

From growing a tomato plant in the balcony of his rented home in Bengaluru to becoming a full-fledged natural farmer, Rahul has come a long way. 

“I was 23 and believed that the UPSC examination was for others who were serious academics. I always thought that I wouldn’t be able to clear it. Looking back, I regret not having adequate information because if I did, I would not have waited until I was 28 for my first attempt,” she says.

The idea behind these changes is to promote voluntary compliance by making the system easy for taxpayers.