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The most dangerous countries for travelers include Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, South Sudan, Somalia, and Venezuela due to factors like conflict, terrorism, and political instability. Travelers should stay informed and exercise caution

Started as a movement to bring equal rights, better working conditions, and fair wages for women labourers in New York City in 1909, International Women's Day has become more than that. It is a celebration of women's achievements and fighting against discrimination and oppression, spreading awareness for women's rights and gender equality. 

The Central African region consistently experiences instability and violence among small groups and political parties. It is advisable to avoid travelling here due to the ongoing unrest.

Sapna Tamta endured through many difficulties in her life. At 24, she became a widow. In her second marriage, she faced domestic abuse, mental torture and even suffered physical violence during pregnancy. Today, Sapna is a Senior HR Manager in a reputable company, successfully raising her child as a single parent.

Dr Keerthana G Krishna is a successful doctor who accomplished her dreams despite facing many setbacks in her life. Her mother’s heart swells with pride and joy when she sees Keerthana in her medical uniforms.

Noida’s Rohit Goswami experienced failure in class 12. His father encouraged him to learn a lesson from the setbacks. Motivated by this, he founded ‘Yuva Soch Army,’ dedicated to assisting people in overcoming challenging situations and contributing to society.

In 2018, Devanshi Yadav established an NGO named ‘Ram Ashray Welfare Society’ in honour of her father. The organization strives to help underprivileged children. In 2019, she adopted her first child named Vanmayi, and in 2022, she adopted two girls from Uganda.  

Maahi Sandhu suffered from sexual abuse at a very young age. She was raped twice and her own family members subjected her to physical violence. After suffering from an abusive marriage, Maahi took a divorce for the sake of her children. Today. she is an independent single mother and serves as a powerful inspiration for all the women out there.

Shraddha Saxena is revered as the leading beauty and makeup expert from UP. After her marriage, she went through a difficult and distressing experience as she suffered from domestic abuse. She took a divorce and founded an NGO to support single mothers. Today, Shraddha makes a monthly income of Rs 3 lakh.

The Green Army of women is liberating hundreds of women from domestic violence. They solve cases of drug addiction and gambling and educate men about the repercussions of their actions. At present, the Green Army is operating in 6 districts.

Savita Pradhan was born in Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh. She was the first girl from her village to complete class 10 studies. Savita was married off at the young age of 16. At 21, she moved out of her husband’s house with her sons and started a new life. She cleared the MPPSC exams in her first attempt and became a PCS officer.

Pratapgarh’s Ranjana Singh maintains a positive mindset and does not let her illness come in the way of her dreams. She has not only overcome her own challenges but has also dedicated her life to helping other women gain independence in their lives. Through her organization, she has provided training to thousands of women. 
 

Anchal Sharma gave up her education to become an earning member of her family. She faced many obstacles in her life, but she came out as a star warrior. After recovering from cancer in 2018, she started her organization ‘Meals of Happiness’ where she provides meals to people in need. Today, she is an inspiration and strong influence on everybody’s lives.

At the age, when Selvi should have been playing with dolls and cars, she was married off to an abusive husband. Her life became a nightmare and she suffered from domestic violence for five long years. One day, when she decided to run away from the house, her life changed for the better. Selvi learned driving at an NGO in Mysore and became India’s first female cab driver.

After suffering from years of oppression at her in-laws’ house, Farmani decided to change for the better. Her one decision invited a hundred opportunities and today she is a singing star and an inspiration for everyone. She participated in the reality show ‘Indian Idol’ and has also shared the stage with Kumar Sanu.