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Shakti Mohan is an Indian dancer, choreographer, actress and host. She received dance training from Terence Lewis Professional Training Institute. Shakti participated as a contestant on the dance reality show ‘Dance India Dance’ in the year 2009 and emerged as the winner.

Haarsh Limbachiyaa is an Indian screenwriter and television host. Haarsh was the co-writer of the comedy reality show ‘Comedy Circus’. In 2018, Haarsh participated as a contestant in the famous reality show ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi’ with his wife, Bharti Singh.

Kaivalya Vohra and Aadit Palicha are the co-founders of the company ‘Zepto’. They dropped out of college to start their own business. Grocery delivery service, ‘Zepto’ was launched during the pandemic. In the year 2022, Kaivalya and Aadit were listed in the country’s rich businessman. Their net worth was more than Rs 1000 crore. 
 

Banita Sandhu is an Indian actress and model. She has worked in the advertisements of brands like, Vodafone, YouTube, and Doublemint. In the year 2018, Banita made her acting debut with the Bollywood film ‘October’ opposite Varun Dhawan.

Jacqueline Fernandez is an actress and model. Jacqueline received training in acting from John School of Acting. Her debut film in Bollywood was ‘Aladdin’. The film was released in the year 2009.

Divyansh was obsessed with playing video games. His parents were concerned and encouraged him to try physical games like shooting. Divyansh received training from Shooting Academy in Jaipur. Along with his teammates, he beat the China’s team, surpassed their record and won a gold medal for India.

Shishir Yadav’s parents are lawyers. Since childhood, he wanted to pursue a career in law. With proper education and guidance, he cleared the UPPSC-J 2022 exam and became a topper.  

Kalyan Singh’s father Jawaharlal Maurya is a driver. He has worked hard for years to provide his children with the best education. Kalyan’s parents’ dreams came true when he secured an impressive 40^th rank in UPPSC-J exam.

Shalini Patel topped in the B. Ed entrance examinations in her second attempt. Her father works as a mason, and her mother is a housewife. Despite all the financial constraints, her parents have supported her dreams. Shalini scored 370 out 400 marks in the B. Ed exams and now aspires to become an IAS officer.

Anshika lost her parents as a kid. She was raised by her grandmother and uncle. For years, she nurtured the dream of becoming an IPS, but the path to her dream was full of obstacles. She failed in four attempts before finally clearing the UPSC examinations in her fifth attempt.

Nauzisha's parents married her off after her studies, thinking she would be happy. On the contrary, her marriage made her suffer from unthinkable atrocities. Her husband beat her and treated her like a piece of junk. She sacrificed her self-respect thinking she was doing it for the sake of her son. Finally, the day came when she decided to move on. She is a police officer today.

Diagnosis of paralysis at the young age of 15 disheartened Insha Bashir, and her parents. She spent nine years of her life in bed and saw no hope for herself. But after her father’s diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, she gathered her courage and became determined to turn her life around. She became a part of basketball groups and with constant practice went on to play for India’s basketball team.

The survey conducted by Local Circles reveals a significant shift in the outlook of a country dominated by cricket.

An NGO in Bengaluru has come forward to take care of covid orphans – children who have lost their parents in the ongoing pandemic 
 

The Uttarakhand government has devised a scheme - Mukhyamantri Vatsalya Yojana – to take care of those children who have lost their parents due to covid-19