Dawa Yangzum Sherpa is the first Nepali woman to summit all 14 of the world’s 8,000-metre mountains. A trailblazing alpinist and member of the #RolexFamily, she is breaking barriers for female climbers worldwide. More on https://t.co/1P5NS3EGi9 #PerpetualPlanet#Reachforthecrown
This morning, alert staff from Lanka Range of @assamforest along with the loco-pilot of 167/8 down Rajdhani Express with support from the control room in-charge, Lumding Station under @RailNf averted a major accident from happening involving elephants on the Habipur section.
This is what whisky pros actually do:
Discard the first swirl to “prime” the glass.
Add a few drops of water to unlock hidden flavors.
It’s chemistry!
So yes, this dude knows what he’s doing. He’s not just being funny, he’s being damn refined. 😏
Just see the SANSKAR
Harmanpreet tried to TOUCH feet of Jay Shah but he REFUSED & in fact, BOWED to her as she’s Nari Shakti of Bharat 🇮🇳
Then he gave the trophy & LEFT the stage ASAP after the mandatory photos
Recall a leader who was pushed off the stage by the RUDE Aussies ?
These moments of victory will forever remain etched in our hearts ♥️
India 🇮🇳 India 🇮🇳
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India’s fastest man ever.
At just 22, Animesh Kujur has sprinted from Ghuitangar village in Chhattisgarh to the national spotlight. The son of police officers, his rise from a remote tribal village to breaking India’s sprint records is nothing short of extraordinary.
Yes, his times, though record-shattering here, are still behind Usain Bolt’s world marks and the 2024 Olympic gold run. Sub-10 seconds may be a stretch for now. But Animesh has already put India firmly on the global sprinting radar.
If his trajectory continues, he could become the first Indian sprinter to reach the semifinals or finals at the Olympics, which would be a milestone that would boost Indian athletics and fill us with pride.
He runs with focus, commitment, and an unyielding hunger to face the best. The same qualities we can channel as we launch into the week, explosively, from the starting block.
Animesh is my #MondayMotivation
This song sung by Mohammed Rafi angered Pakistan. At that time, Pakistan requested the Indian government to ban the song, and the then Indian government agreed to their demand and banned it. This is a rare song — High chances that you might have never heard of it before.