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After graduation, Noah Kagan secured a position as a product manager at Facebook in 2005. However, a year later, he was fired from the job. He persevered and launched his own company in 2010 in collaboration with his friends.

Vandana Singh Chauhan's family did not support her dreams of pursuing higher education; however, her father’s support encouraged her to achieve tremendous success. She cleared the Hindi-medium UPSC exam in 2012 with an All India Rank (AIR) of 8 in her first attempt.

Ravi Prasad sources banana trees from nearby farmers for his handicraft business. To date, he has provided training to 700 women in the art of crafting banana fibre products. On average, his business generates sales of approximately Rs 2 to 2.5 lakh per month.

The shortage of labour posed a significant problem in accomplishing daily farming tasks. To find a solution, Gurucharan Pradhan, a resident of Odisha, embarked on making a machine capable of performing several tasks at once. In the year 2000, he began studying various machines and designed his own model. After 7 years of diligent work, he achieved in success in the year 2007.

Arjun Ahluwalia is a prominent and successful entrepreneur in the country. He kickstarted his journey as an entrepreneur when he moved back to India after working in America for several years. Currently, the rural fintech firm ‘Jai Kisan’ is valued at approximately Rs 2,000 crore.

A village in Uttar Pradesh holds a special distinction of boasting the highest number of IAS and IPS officers in the country. Madhopatti village has 75 families and it has made a significant contribution by producing 47 IAS and IPS officers.

The list features countries that offer affordable and high-quality education. If you’ve always wanted to pursue studies abroad, then these are the perfect countries for you.

If you’ve not been able to venture into business because of how scary it seems, then this is your sign to put your worries away and finally delve into the world of business.

Deepak Singh, a constable in the Uttar Pradesh Police, achieved the position of Deputy Collector (SDM) through mobile-based learning. His approach involved meticulously reviewing the syllabus, analyzing previous year’s questions, and making concise notes of syllabus.

Ishita Kishore faced failure in UPSC exams twice but did not give up on her dreams. Ishita Kishore believes that it is crucial to stay disciplined in this journey. To ensure comprehensive study of all subjects, one must study regularly.

A village in Uttar Pradesh holds a special distinction of boasting the highest number of IAS and IPS officers in the country. Madhopatti village has 75 houses. It has made a significant contribution by producing 47 IAS and IPS officers.

Tens of lakhs of students aspire to become IAS and IPS officers and dream of cracking the UPSC exams with flying colours. Former IPS officer Rajesh Pandey shares a few tips in this article addressing topics like how an aspirant must prepare for clearing the exams.

As per the date sheet released by CBSE, the board exams for class 10 and 12 will commence on 15 February and conclude on 10 April. For best exam preparation, organize your study materials and create a study plan.

Simala Prasad is an IPS officer from Madhya Pradesh. Through sheer hard work and self-study, she cleared the examination in her first attempt.

Dissatisfied with his job as an office-boy at Infosys, Dadasaheb Bhagat decided to make a career transition. Balancing his daytime work, he embarked on studying graphics designing and animation at nights. In the year 2015, he established his startup called ‘Ninthmotion.’