At 96, Kerala’s Karthyayani Amma topped the Aksharalaksham literacy exam with 98/100, inspiring lifelong learning for people of all ages
Neha Kirpal co-founded Amaha to provide accessible mental health care, bridging India’s vast treatment gap.
Simrandeep Kaur, daughter of a Nabha farmer, achieves UPSC All-India Rank 15 through disciplined study and perseverance, aiming for rural reforms.
Apurva Verma, a Delhi Police ACP, achieved All India Rank 42 in UPSC 2025 while managing high-pressure police duties, showcasing exceptional dedication and perseverance.
Three ordinary women from Madhya Pradesh, supported by Transform Rural India, became the most powerful change-makers their villages had ever seen.
After winning the 42nd Rudar IM Round Robin tournament in Serbia with 6.5/9, Arshiya Das completed her final WIM norm, marking a historic breakthrough for Tripura and the entire Northeast region.
India captain Harmanpreet Kaur surpasses Suzie Bates with 356 international matches, marking a defining moment in women’s cricket history.
After leading India to a historic World Cup win and RCB to their second WPL title, Smriti Mandhana was named BBC Indian Sportswoman of the Year 2025.
Sarita Yolmo’s appointment marks a historic gender breakthrough on the UNESCO-listed Darjeeling Himalayan Railway.
Chennai photographer Ramya Sriram’s dramatic image of Kerala’s Kandanar Kelan Theyyam ritual won the National Geographic “Capture in Motion” national contest held last year.
