Dr Bhavesh Bhatia is a visually-impaired entrepreneur and founder of Sunrise Candles, based in Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra. It is a candle making company run majorly by visually-impaired people. Bhavesh has also participated in Paralympics and won 117 NAB and IBSA medals.
Akanksha Gaikwad graduated with a degree in Mathematics. Her father encouraged her to go for a government job and she applied for India Post. Little did she know, she had miles to go, and not just be limited to a desk job.
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan’s lookalike Ibrahim Qadri has been breaking the internet over the years. From being mobbed by fans to people asking him for selfies, Qadri’s uncanny resemblance to the actor has gained him immense popularity.
I have not been able to eat or sleep for the last two weeks. My brother, Manikanth, left for Azerbaijan for a solo trip and on 12th May, 7:00 PM was when I spoke to him last. I am in touch with the embassies in the hope to find him soon.
Markandan Mahajan did not have a smooth sail after he failed in Class 12. However, undeterred, he kept working hard to pay for his education and help those with immense talent but who lacked opportunities.
With an aim to travel in a more slow, immersive and transformational manner, Shreyas Danappa does not hold back from truly getting involved in the destination’s communities and way of living. He focuses on people, culture, history, and his passion project, ‘Map My Stories’, chronicles all his journeys.
Kalyani Rohit was 23-years-old when she lost her mother to suicide. She herself suffered mental health issues after that and is in a better place. She continues to demand a 24×7 mental health helpline to be displayed across OTT platforms.
Neetu Choudhary lost her mother at a young age and had to steer through life’s major challenges on her own. However, she remembered her mother’s teachings and empowers her daughter to be independent.
Aanchal Malik lost her only brother Shivam Malik onboard a Merchant Navy ship. While the ship authorities called his death a suicide, medical reports revealed that he was strangulated.
Hochiminh’s journey from the margins of society to becoming the pride of Bangladesh has been a story of courage and hard work. In June 2021 when the Bangladesh Government announced incentives to corporations and private organizations employing third gender/ transgender employees, it was a because of brave hearts like her who have worked tirelessly to create an inclusive Bangladesh.
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