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Celebrating Baisakhi with hope, gratitude & new beginnings 🌾This harvest festival reminds us to give back, spread smiles...
14/04/2026

Celebrating Baisakhi with hope, gratitude & new beginnings 🌾

This harvest festival reminds us to give back, spread smiles, and stand together for a better tomorrow. 💛

Let’s continue to uplift lives and sow seeds of change. 🌱

Happy Baisakhi from all of us at World Womens Forum! ✨

11/04/2026

No spotlight. No sympathy. Just strength.
A mother, a warrior, proving that courage speaks louder than words.

Healthy communities build a stronger nation. This World Health Day, let’s stand together to ensure care, awareness, and ...
07/04/2026

Healthy communities build a stronger nation.

This World Health Day, let’s stand together to ensure care, awareness, and support for all.

05/03/2026

🏃‍♀️🇮🇳 A Historic Achievement for India!

Elite ultra-marathoner Sufiya Sufi from Ajmer, Rajasthan has created history by setting a new Guinness World Record, completing the grueling 480 km Manali to Leh route in just 98.2 hours.
This remarkable feat surpasses her own previous record of 156 hours set in 2021, making her the fastest woman ever to traverse this iconic Himalayan highway.
The Manali–Leh route is considered one of the most challenging terrains in the world, stretching across 480 kilometers and crossing five major mountain passes, with altitudes soaring above 17,000 feet.

During this extraordinary journey, Sufiya faced extreme Himalayan conditions, including:
❄️ Sub-zero temperatures
⛰️ High-altitude terrain
🫁 Oxygen levels dropping as low as 56%

Such conditions often cause severe altitude sickness, exhaustion, and breathing difficulties, yet Sufiya pushed the limits of human endurance with rigorous mental and physical preparation.
She maintained an unrelenting pace, running for long stretches with minimal rest, showing exceptional resilience against the thin air, harsh climate, and rugged terrain of the Himalayas.
Her achievement is a testament to determination, discipline, and the unstoppable spirit of Indian athletes.

Nine months pregnant… and still choosing to represent her country on one of the biggest stages in the world. ♟️While mos...
25/02/2026

Nine months pregnant… and still choosing to represent her country on one of the biggest stages in the world. ♟️

While most would step back, India’s Grandmaster Harika Dronavalli stepped forward — proving that courage has no condition.

At the 44th Chess Olympiad in Chennai, she wasn’t just competing; she was redefining strength. Balancing motherhood and mastery, she played a key role in helping India secure its first-ever women’s team medal at the Olympiad. 🥇🇮🇳

After 18 years of dedication, nine Olympiads, and countless sacrifices, she finally stood on the podium — a dream she had carried since she was 13.

Her journey sends a powerful message:
Motherhood is not a pause.
Ambition is not fragile.
And a woman’s strength knows no limits. ✨

This isn’t just a medal story — it’s a story of resilience, pride, and rewriting what’s possible. 👑🔥

She could not see the law books. But she could see justice clearly. ⚖️✨At just 24, Thanya Nathan C. is set to make histo...
13/02/2026

She could not see the law books. But she could see justice clearly. ⚖️✨

At just 24, Thanya Nathan C. is set to make history as Kerala’s first fully visually impaired woman judge.

Born with no light perception, Thanya never allowed darkness to define her future. She studied law through Braille texts, used screen-reading technology, and relied on sheer determination to navigate a system not always designed for people like her.

She went on to top her LLB at Kannur University and began practising law in Taliparamba under Advocate K.G. Sunilkumar — preparing argument notes in Braille and using technology to strengthen her courtroom presence.

Her journey gained momentum after a landmark 2025 Supreme Court ruling declared that visually impaired candidates cannot be considered “unsuitable” for judicial service and must be given equal opportunity in recruitment. The verdict didn’t just open a door — it reaffirmed a constitutional promise.

Thanya cleared the Kerala Judicial Service Examination and secured the top rank in the merit list for persons with benchmark disabilities. Now, she is preparing to step onto the bench — not just as a judge, but as a symbol of change.

In her words, “Technology has come to the aid of people like me.”
Yet her success is not just about technology — it is about resilience, reform, and rewriting perceptions.

Her story isn’t only about breaking barriers in the judiciary.
It is about redefining what ability looks like in India’s justice system.

Because sometimes, the strongest vision is not in the eyes — but in conviction. 🔥

26/01/2026

Heartfelt wishes on the 77th Republic Day of India. Proud to serve the nation and committed to the ideals of the Constitution.

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14/01/2026

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