Indian Women  

IPS Anshika Verma cracked the UPSC CSE examination on her second attempt without any coaching. She credits her parents for their support, which has helped her achieve her dreams. 

Ahana Gautam's journey to becoming a self-made woman is no less than inspiring and moving. She took high risks and worked hard towards building her dream company. 

Prerna Arora has been on the frontlines of supporting films and projects that have been socially relevant and out-of-the-box ever since she started her journey as a producer.

Aashka Goradia is the co-founder and director of Renee Cosmetics who quit acting in 2020 and embarked on her entrepreneurial journey to create her Rs 834 crore empire. 

Saheli Chatterjee is a social media specialist with expertise in aiding businesses and individuals to gain traction on the internet and build their online presence and audience. She started as a freelancer at 18 and now earns Rs. 1,64,20,000. 

Anita Dongre is a successful fashion designer in India, with several Bollywood and Hollywood celebrities endorsing her brand. She stated that with just two sewing machines, she is now the richest female fashion designer in the country. 

From an agricultural background, Chandubhai Virani founded Balaji Wafers with his brothers by producing their own chips. They have remained independent, prioritizing quality and price despite offers.
 

Devita Saraf started her journey as a managing director at the young age of 21 and established her business at the age of 24. She is the chairperson and CEO of the Vu Group, an Indian-owned TV brand. 

Chinu Kala ran away from her home when she was 15 years old and had to face several hardships to survive. But her perseverance and her hard work paved her way, and now her jewelry business generates revenue of Rs 40 crore per year. 

The list features Indian women achievers including Avani Chaturvedi, Mary Kom, Mithali Raj, Saina Nehwal, Kavita Devi, and Tessy Thomas.

The award honored Nita Ambani's contributions to health care, education, sports, cultural diversity, philanthropy, and Indian women and girl children in these domains.
 

Let's honor female scientists in the wake of March 8th's International Women's Day to encourage more women to pursue careers in science. While there was a global trend in favor of women scientists, India too accomplished some notable achievements.

This International Women's Day, let's celebrate women who have brought glory to our nation by winning Olympic medals and are an inspiration for every woman all over the country. 

Smrika Chandrakar is a resident of Charmudiya village in Dhamtari district of Chhattisgarh. She makes a substantial income through farming while providing employment to over 100 people.

Harsha Kabra, originally from Chittorgarh district in Rajasthan, has secured the position of APS (Australian Protective Service) in the police department of Australia.