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Surjagarh region of Gadchiroli district, Dr. Diwakar

Dr. Diwakar Emerges as a Key Voice for Dialogue, Development and Employment in Maharashtra’s Surjagarh Region

By Special Correspondent Dr. Diwakar is widely recognised by many local communities for advocating dialogue, development and employment opportunities in Maharashtra’s Surjagarh region. Through peaceful public engagement and sustained efforts, he has promoted discussions around regional progress, community participation and economic opportunities while highlighting the importance of inclusive development. Maharashtra: Development in remote and conflict-sensitive ...

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Advocate Alok Verma Meets Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw

Supreme Court Advocate Alok Verma Meets Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to Discuss Welfare of Railway Employees and Their Families

New Delhi: Supreme Court Advocate Alok Verma met Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to discuss various issues related to the welfare of railway employees and their families. The meeting focused on strengthening employee welfare initiatives and exploring opportunities that could contribute to the overall well-being of the railway community. During the interaction, Advocate Alok Verma ...

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Dr. Jignesh Jani

Dr. Jignesh Jani Showcases the Historical and Spiritual Legacy of Shri Bahusmarna Mata Temple During Its 136th Patotsav in Gujarat

Mehsana, Gujarat: Gujarat is home to several ancient temples that reflect India’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage, and among them, the Shri Bahusmarna Mata Temple in Kanoda village, Mehsana district, continues to hold a special place for devotees and historians alike. During the temple’s 136th Patotsav, noted scholar and historian Dr. Jignesh Jani highlighted the ...

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Dr. Pawan Monga

Dr. Pawan Monga: Building Stronger Communities Through Leadership and Service in Delhi

New Delhi: Dr. Pawan Monga, one of Delhi’s prominent political and social leaders, has emerged as a respected public figure with more than 30 years of dedicated service in politics, social welfare, and community development. Recognized for his grassroots political engagement, community welfare initiatives, and commitment to nation-building, he continues to play an active role ...

Kerala’s Young Author Akshath S.

Kerala’s Young Author Akshath S. Inspires Young Minds with His Debut Book and Vision for the Future

Kannur, Kerala: At a time when most teenagers are focused on academics and extracurricular activities, Akshath S. has achieved something that many aspire to accomplish later in life—becoming a published author. His journey reflects how determination, creativity and a love for learning can help young minds create a meaningful impact through literature. Born on 4 ...

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The Humanitarian Journey of Nihar Ranjan Acharya, the “Swaminathan of Odisha”

Beyond Words, Beyond Self: The Humanitarian Journey of Nihar Ranjan Acharya, the “Swaminathan of Odisha”

From Awareness to Accountability In a world where meaningful change demands action rather than promises, the life of Nihar Ranjan Acharya stands as a remarkable example of humanitarian service, scientific thinking, environmental responsibility, and social leadership. Recognised as a Science Communicator, Environmentalist, Founder and Working Director of TRUST (True Rationalistic Union of Samaj-seva Trainers), he ...

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Dr. Kapilendra Das

Educationist Dr. Kapilendra Das Honoured with Bharat Ratna Gourav Award for Excellence in Education and Literature

Nuapada, Odisha: Renowned educationist, teacher, researcher, and litterateur Dr. Kapilendra Das, former Headmaster of Raja A.T. High School, Khariar, Nuapada, Odisha, has been honoured with the prestigious Bharat Ratna Gourav Award by the National Education Forum (NEF), Kolkata, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to education, academic research, and literature. The honour celebrates his lifelong ...

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Rabindra Nath Patra

Rabindra Nath Patra: The Man Who Turned Mountain Streams into Lifelines for Odisha’s Tribal Communities

By Special Correspondent In the remote tribal hills of southern Odisha, where forests embrace scattered villages and mountain streams flow throughout the year, life was once defined by hardship. Women walked long distances every day to fetch water, children often missed school to support their families, and farmers depended entirely on erratic rainfall. Despite the ...