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Such was Darshan Ranganathan’s dedication that she got her mother to send jackfruit from India all the way to London, just for her research! #WomenInScience

“Insanely talented people, most facing indifference, put in hard hours in mundane jobs at the cost of doing what they love the most,” wrote a netizen inspired by Vishal.

Since 2000, Latha Nair has made lives of over 100 kids and adults with Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) better through financial aid, education and job opportunities.

Unable to afford running shoes, Gujarat's Sarita Gayakwad would train barefoot on the hilly terrain of her remote village — all to fulfill her cherished dream of representing India on an international platform. #MakingIndiaProud #GirlPower

For the past three years, the institution has been maintaining the 100 per cent pass results!

For him, the routine was to be much more intense, as building muscles take longer for transmen as compared to the cisgender male, who naturally can produce testosterone.

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.

For a man who has made such a strong mark on cinema, it was a surprise to learn, as he said, that the first time he saw a TV was when the 1988 TV show Mahabharat was telecast.

K Sreedhar hasn't had an easy journey trying to make it as a bodybuilder, but the support and love he has received has been immense.

“I don’t know about India but the flag is not a toy,” says 5-year-old Arundhati.