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Ritu Karidhal

Dr. Ritu Karidhal Srivastava: From a Courtyard in Lucknow to the Surface of the Moon: No Resources. No Roadmap. Just Rockets.

Mars on the first attempt. The Moon’s South Pole for the first time in history. Meet the scientist who made both happen. Some people look up at the night sky and see darkness. Ritu Karidhal looked up and saw her future. From a middle-class household in Lucknow, with no coaching centres, no special resources, and […]

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Sheetal Devi

Sheetal Devi: India’s armless archer who turned an impossible dream into gold

 Shooting Beyond Limits “ There was a time when I felt incomplete and sought external validation. It took time to embrace my true self, but the moment I did, magic unfolded. Archery changed my life.” — Sheetal Devi, on her Instagram Born on January 10, 2007, in the remote mountain village of Loidhar, Kishtwar, in

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what do women want in 2026

Beyond Flowers: What Do Women Want in 2026

Safety and Respect: The Basics Women Are Still Asking For. Every year on International Women’s Day, the internet bursts into bloom. Flowers. Inspirational quotes. Messages celebrating women’s strength and resilience. For twenty-four hours, women are praised everywhere: in offices, on social media, and across advertising campaigns. And then March 9 arrives. The flowers fade, the

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Laibi Phanjoubam

Woman of the Week: Laibi Phanjoubam: The Grandmother Who Turned Football into Freedom, Fulfilled 150+ Girls Dream

In Andro, a small village about an hour from Imphal in Manipur, they call her Ebo Grandmother. She stands barely four feet tall. She owns no stadium, no fleet of buses, and no institutional funding. Yet for more than three decades, she has shaped the trajectory of women’s football in her region and protected an

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Rupjyoti Gogoi Saikia

From Classroom to Community: Teacher Rupjyoti Saikia Gogoi Turned Plastic Waste into a Livelihood Movement

Woman of the Week: Rupjyoti Saikia Gogoi Some stories don’t begin with ambition. They begin with discomfort and with the inability to look away from a problem everyone else has learned to ignore. Rupjyoti Saikia Gogoi was a schoolteacher living a quiet life near Kaziranga National Park in Assam, one of the most celebrated wildlife

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Varsha Deshpande

Woman of the Week: Varsha Deshpande — A Lifetime of Courage, A Legacy of Change

Some women build careers. Some build movements. Varsha Deshpande built a quiet revolution that has lasted more than three decades. In 2025, she received the prestigious United Nations Population Award in the individual category, honouring her work in promoting gender equality and reproductive rights. But this global recognition was not an overnight achievement. It was

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Woman of the Week: Rouble Nagi, Global Teacher Prize 2026 Winner — Turning Art into Education and Slums into Living Classrooms

Woman of the Week: Rouble Nagi, Global Teacher Prize 2026 Winner — Turning Art into Education and Slums into Living Classrooms

When Art Becomes a Pathway to Education, Dignity, and Women-Led Change Step into the winding alleys of India’s slums and you’ll spot something unexpected: bursts of color where there used to be only fading grey. That’s Rouble Nagi’s touch, her way of seeing hope where others only saw neglect. She looked at those forgotten walls

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Armida Fernandez

Women of the Week: Padma Shri Dr Armida Fernandez

When Conviction Is Stronger Than Doubt Every transformative idea is first met with resistance. Dr Armida Fernandez knows this well. When she proposed setting up a human milk bank at Mumbai’s Sion Hospital, the idea was questioned, doubted, and even debated at the highest levels of power, Parliament itself. Many were uncomfortable with the thought

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