Author: BharatSpeaks
The Untold Legacy of Dr. Sakkubhai Ramachandran: India’s First Woman Veterinarian Who Broke Barriers
Long before women in India began to enter male-dominated professions in larger numbers, Dr. Sakkubhai Ramachandran made history by becoming the country’s first woman veterinarian. Her story, though lesser known, is a landmark tale of courage, intellect, and trailblazing ambition in a time when societal norms resisted women’s education and professional aspirations. Breaking Barriers in Colonial and Post-Independence India At a time when very few women even pursued higher education, Sakkubhai chose the uncharted path of veterinary science, a field largely dominated by men. With limited resources, little societal support, and enormous cultural resistance, she pursued her education with single-minded…
Industrialist and philanthropist Anand Mahindra has sparked an important conversation — one that transcends boardrooms and classrooms. In a recent statement, the Mahindra Group Chairman advised that even engineers and MBA graduates must study art and culture to become well-rounded leaders capable of navigating complex real-world challenges. Art and Culture: A Leadership Essential, Not an Optional Hobby Mahindra emphasized that while technical education teaches logic and analytics, it is art, literature, music, and cultural exploration that hone creativity, empathy, and deeper insight — qualities essential for modern leadership. “You learn how to think critically and see patterns others might miss…
Bollywood has always been home to some of the most dynamic and influential actresses in the world. As Indian cinema continues to evolve, the spotlight is firmly on a new generation of women who are not just stars but powerhouses of talent, versatility, and influence. Here are the top 10 Bollywood actresses ruling the screen and setting new benchmarks in 2025. 1. Deepika Padukone From Padmaavat to Fighter, Deepika remains a global face of Indian cinema. With international projects and her mental health foundation, she balances stardom with substance. 2. Alia Bhatt A National Award winner and now a global…
In a world obsessed with qualifications and LinkedIn certifications, entrepreneur and Shark Tank India judge Anupam Mittal has a refreshing take: you only need two core skills to succeed — selling and building. Responding to a student’s query on LinkedIn about the skills necessary to become a successful entrepreneur, Mittal, the founder of Shaadi.com and CEO of People Group, explained why these two traits are more powerful than any formal education. Skill #1: The Art of Selling — Not Just Products, But Vision Mittal emphasizes that “selling” isn’t just about pushing products. It’s about articulating your vision so clearly and…
In a bold and thought-provoking prediction, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says the five-day workweek could soon become obsolete. Thanks to advancements in artificial intelligence — particularly Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) — Gates believes a two- or three-day work schedule will be the new norm within a decade. Speaking on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Gates described a future where AI performs the majority of tasks currently handled by humans. This, he suggests, will free people from traditional 9-to-5 jobs, enabling more time for personal growth, creativity, and rest. From 40 Hours to Freedom: Work-Life Revolution Incoming The standard 40-hour…
Chennai: In a powerful example of conscious celebration, a bride in Chennai has turned her wedding into a zero-waste event, inspiring a growing movement toward sustainable weddings in India. The ceremony, planned meticulously with eco-friendly practices at its core, was designed to leave no environmental footprint — a rarity in an industry known for extravagance and waste. Held in the heart of the city, the event replaced plastic with biodegradable materials, served food on banana leaves, incorporated locally sourced décor, and ensured proper waste segregation and composting. No single-use items were used, and guests were encouraged to bring reusable containers…