Samyuktha Alwar is all set to take on the world with the belief to achieve her ambitious dreams. A Mass Communication student at college and a professional baker at home, she has her eyes set on what she wants from life.
Prakirti Soni officially came out as a transwoman in August 2020. She received support from her family and friends for dealing with the transition and it made the journey comparatively easier for her.
Neha Chopra is a self-made architect who took all challenges in her stride and never gave up on her dream. She added another feather to her cap after designing the President’s house.
Wasif Rasheed (17), from north Kashmir’s Sopore town, owns a Digital and IMEX marketing company and uses his skills for tech exploration.
Kanya Babu has been threatened with dire consequences for rescuing trafficked children who have been forced into begging but she has been standing tall in the face of challenges. Till date, she has rescued more than 80 children.
Imtiyaz Ali was taken away from his parents on the pretext of a good education and a better life. What awaited him was worse than the poverty-stricken conditions he was born in.
Bilal (name changed) went to trekking last year along with his group of friends to Kolsar Lake in north Kashmir. Since then, everyone is clueless about his whereabouts.
Deepika Padala works as an educator after giving up her prestigious job and was questioned by all for taking this decision. She wants to prepare students to deal with real-world challenges and teach them to come up with practical solutions to problems instead of just focusing on studies theoretically.
Inderdeep Minhas lost her 18-year-old son to a fatal road accident in 2016. The loss instilled a purpose in her to start an initiative to save lives and make public roads safer for all.
Ankit Bhardawaj lost his mother Meenakshi Bhardwaj, who was 64, in April due to a lack of oxygen. Her sons are demand accountability from the government.
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