Easy to call them Bharat ki Beti/Garv once they win. Before the medal, many are told girls shouldn’t run, dream, or dare. A few make it because their families & coaches fight the tide. We shouldn’t just celebrate those who make it. We should build a society where they can bloom.
Kiran, from Haryana ran in a village where girls didn't
Poovamma,36, feared she was too old
Prachi wanted a DSP uniform
Vithya, to hear the 🇮🇳 anthem
An team greater than the sum of its parts united to beat Asia's best & win 4x400m relay🥇at Nagoya2026
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Happy birthday to Shaan... a voice that gave an entire generation a soundtrack for being young, hopeful and hopelessly romantic. He could sing about heartbreak, love, friendship or anything in between and somehow you still wanted to smile!
What is your favorite song by him?
It is both heartening and heartbreaking to read.
Words carry weight, and when infused with empathy, they can become a shield for those who may not yet realise their meaning.
In a first, Judge Rajani Ranga of Rohini Court pens a special message to the child survivor while convicting the perpetrator:
“Beta when u said ‘jab tak uncle buddhe na ho jaaye, tab tak unhe jail mein hi rakha jaye’. This Court listened. And this Court has answered your plea.
Today this a court has ordered that the man you called ‘uncle’ will never walk free again. He will live in a cage for the rest of his life. He will grow old in that cage. He will die in that cage. He will never be able to hurt you , or your little sister or any other child ever again.
You are the bravest little girl this Court has ever seen. You came to Court, you pointed at the man who hurt you and you told the truth. The man you called ‘uncle’ did a very bad thing to you. But you did not stay quiet. You told your mother. And because you had the courage to speak, he will never be able to hurt another child again.
This Court cannot give you back your childhood. But the Court can promise you that your words have been heard.
Now beta, live your life. Go to school. Make friends. Laugh. Play. Dream. This Court will always remember your Courage.”
in 10 years of being on this platform kitne basant aaye aur gaye, aur uske saath hi super niche se leke random subcultures sab dekhe hain, and yes in the end, you know that maybe one or two remain baaki sab passing showers hi hote hain
The death of physical, tangible media makes me genuinely sad. Everything existing only in digital form feels somehow incomplete. I still find myself printing out even the articles and essays I love, just to have something tangible to hold onto.