Maharashtra’s Anvi Hinge, aged 8, wins two gold and four silver medals at the Western Asian Youth Chess Championships 2025, making India proud on the international stage.
Lt Commanders Dilna K and Roopa A become the first Indian women to sail around the world double-handed, marking a historic milestone for gender equality in the armed forces.
Born with scoliosis, Ira Singhal overcame disability bias, topped UPSC, and sparked reforms in civil services.
India’s National Defence Academy sees its first-ever batch of 17 women cadets graduate, symbolising progress in gender inclusivity within the armed forces.
Rohtak’s Harshita Kadian secures 3rd All India Rank in CDS 2025, breaking barriers for women in defence.
Kannada writer Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi make history with their Booker-winning collection spotlighting Muslim women’s lives.
CISF Sub-Inspector Geeta Samota’s Everest ascent crowns her record-breaking journey to conquer the world’s seven highest peaks.
Acid attack survivor Kafi, blinded at age three, tops Chandigarh Blind School’s Class 12 exams with 95.6%, inspiring many with her resilience.
A 38-year-old mother from Telangana resumes her medical dream by taking NEET alongside her daughter in 2025.
Srijani, a Kolkata student, scored a perfect 400/400 in ISC 2025, rejecting surname and religion to champion equality and humanity.
