Anu Taksali, Sohna Road, Gurugram (2025)

I’m a Digital Strategist and Podcaster, aiming to help women entrepreneurs break through their inner blocks and digital noise — because real growth isn’t just about scaling businesses; it’s about scaling ourselves first.

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29/07/2025

🚨Operation Mahadev
In a major success for national security, the Indian Army has neutralized 3 terrorists linked to Pahalgam today.
Swift, precise, and fearless — this operation is a reminder that Bharat stands strong against every threat.
Salute to the real heroes who protect us every single day. 🇮🇳🪖
Jai Hind!

28/07/2025

On 13th December 2001, CRPF Constable Kamlesh Kumari Yadav spotted a suspicious vehicle speeding toward Parliament.

She ran and warned people.

Seconds later, the su***de vest exploded outside, not inside.

Her alert saved hundreds. But the terrorists turned on her. She was shot 11 times.

On CRPF Week, we remember a mother, a protector, a hero.

Ashoka Chakra policewoman, Kamlesh Kumari CRPF, Parliament attack 2001, CRPF Day

21/07/2025

A national-level volleyball player, Arunima Sinha was just 24 when a violent train robbery in 2011 changed the course of her life forever.

Pushed from a moving train, she lost her leg in the accident. But not her will.

As she lay recovering in a hospital bed, she made a bold, almost impossible promise to herself — she would climb Mt. Everest.

With a prosthetic limb, unshakeable grit, and guidance from legendary mountaineer Bachendri Pal, Arunima defied the odds.

In 2013, she became the first woman amputee in the world to scale Everest.

“I couldn’t take off my gloves to support my leg for fear of frostbite, so I dragged myself to the camp,” she told the BBC, recalling the harrowing summit push.

Today, Arunima is building a sports academy for underprivileged and differently-abled children — creating the kind of support she once longed for.

On her birthday, we don’t just celebrate a climber — we honour a woman who turned pain into purpose, and gave thousands the courage to climb their own mountains.
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10/07/2025

I always felt like I was merely surviving, not truly living, because my parents didn’t accept me, I couldn’t complete my education, and I had to run away just to stay alive.” — Negha S told Feminism in India.

Born in a small village near Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, so remote that even buses rarely came, Negha faced rejection and abuse early on from her family for simply being trans. Disowned and denied education, she left home at 18.

In Chennai, she worked in a BPO, then as a counsellor for trans women. Through theatre, Tamil short films, anchoring, and online content, she steadily built her presence and visibility.

Her breakthrough came in 2022 with the lead role of Anjali in Antharam, a Malayalam film by P Abhijith. Her powerful performance made her the first person to win the Kerala State Film Award in the transgender category.

Today, her story is part of Kerala’s Class 8 Arts textbook, making her the first trans woman featured in a Kerala school book.

“When I saw the textbook, I was really moved,” she told TNIE. “Years ago, I went through so much without anyone even knowing my name. Now, students will read and learn about it.”

This is not just a textbook mention. It is visibility. It is healing. It is change.

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