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Mahatma Gandhi's teachings offer profound insights that extend beyond the context of his time. His lessons on nonviolence, truth, simplicity, service, and persistence inspire us to lead lives of integrity and purpose.

From the Jnanpith Award to the Yuva Puraskar, discover the history, significance, and notable recipients of these honours.

Meena Bindra turned an Rs 8,000 loan into an Rs 800 crore business empire, transforming her passion for sewing into 'Biba,' one of India’s largest ethnic wear brands.

Here's the inspiring journey of Lalita Patil, an entrepreneur from Thane, who turned her humble Rs 2,000 tiffin service into a flourishing Rs 1 crore enterprise.

The findings, derived from the 2005-2010 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), reveal that women who engage in sexual activity less than once a week face a 70% higher risk of death than their more sexually active counterparts.

Gaurav Kaushal, a former civil servant, now dedicates himself to mentoring UPSC aspirants. Let's read about his inspiring transformation from an IIT dropout to a civil servant and, ultimately, to an inspiring teacher.

Ratna Vishwanathan successfully passed the UPSC exam and, after 21 years in government service, chose to leave her job to pursue a career in education. She is now the CEO of 'Reach to Teach.'

A farmer in Azamgarh is earning Rs 1 lakh per month through a unique home-based business model. Let’s explore how he achieved this success!

Ruby Prajapati, from a small village in Gujarat, overcame poverty and personal tragedies to crack the NEET UG exam. This is her inspiring story of resilience and determination.

Mangesh Khilari's journey from a chai stall to achieving a rank of 396 in the IAS exam exemplifies perseverance, inspiring countless individuals to pursue their dreams.
 

Tina Dabi achieved her dream of becoming an IAS officer by topping the UPSC exam in her first attempt. Learn about the strategy, hard work, dedication, and patience behind her success.

Find out which India state produces the highest number of IAS officers. Uttar Pradesh takes the lead, followed by Bihar. Other prominent states include Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh.

Manuj Jindal, an IAS officer from the 2017 batch of Maharashtra cadre, achieved an impressive 53rd rank in the UPSC 2016 examination. His journey to success was marked by numerous challenges and perseverance.

Sudhir Garg from Madhya Pradesh persevered despite failing to clear the UPSC exam. He took a loan of Rs 10 lakh to start a laundry business, which has now grown to provide employment opportunities for others.

Chhattisgarh is preparing to join Madhya Pradesh and Bihar in providing MBBS courses in Hindi, enhancing accessibility to medical education for Hindi-speaking students. This article examines the states leading this initiative and the benefits it offers.