Author: BharatSpeaks
Deeksha Chauhan, a 29-year-old self-taught wildlife artist, is using her hyper-realistic paintings to raise awareness and support for animal welfare. Her art doesn’t just showcase wildlife — it tells powerful stories that encourage empathy and demand attention toward conservation. Her journey reflects a conscious decision to use art not just as creative expression, but as a vehicle for change. Early Signs of Artistic Passion Deeksha’s relationship with art began in childhood. Her mother, who introduced her to music and dance, played a key role in shaping her creative side. Despite these varied interests, it was painting that consistently drew her…
In a historic move set to redefine connectivity in Jammu and Kashmir, Indian Railways will launch the first-ever Vande Bharat Express between Katra and Srinagar on April 19, 2025. This premium semi-high-speed train will drastically reduce the travel time between Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra (SVDK) and Srinagar from 6–7 hours to just over 3 hours, offering both speed and comfort to pilgrims, tourists, and residents alike. The flag-off ceremony will be led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, underscoring the national significance of this groundbreaking railway project. The Northern Railway (NR) zone will operate and maintain this state-of-the-art orange and…
Dr. Navjot Simi, once a practicing dentist, chose a bold path that led her from a career in healthcare to serving the nation as an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer. Her story reflects determination, clarity of vision, and a drive to create real change in society. Early Life and Education Navjot was born on December 21, 1987, in Gurdaspur, Punjab. From an early age, she was known for her discipline and ambition. She pursued Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) from Baba Jaswant Singh Dental Hospital and Research Institute, Ludhiana. While dentistry offered a stable and respectable career, Navjot felt a…
Bihar is home to some of India’s most prized mango varieties. With its mix of dry heat and fertile alluvial plains, the state’s geography supports a diverse mango belt stretching from Mithila to Buxar. The India Mango Season, especially between May and July, is when Bihar’s orchards come alive. But what sets these mangoes apart is more than just their taste—it’s their strong local identity, cultivation history, and unique flavour profiles. 1. Mithila Bambai Mango (Bambai Hara) Region: Mithila (northern Bihar and parts of Nepal)Peak Season: June Size: Medium (150–200 grams) Appearance: Remains green even when ripe; stalk end turns…
In a heartwarming and emotional moment during his public meeting in Yamunanagar, Haryana, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Rampal Kashyap, a man from Kaithal who had kept a remarkable vow for 14 long years — to walk barefoot until he met the Prime Minister in person after his election to the country’s highest office. Rampal Kashyap’s journey is one of unwavering devotion and faith. In 2010, years before Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister of India, Kashyap made a personal vow: he would not wear footwear until he had the honor of meeting Modi Ji as the Prime Minister. For…
India’s police force continues to reflect deep gender disparity, with only 8 percent of officers being women, according to the India Justice Report 2025 released on Tuesday. Out of over 3 lakh police officers in the country, only 25,282 are women. 52% of women officers are sub-inspectors 25% serve as assistant sub-inspectors (ASIs) Just 13% are constables Only 12% of Indian Police Service (IPS) officers are women These figures, current up to January 2023, highlight how women remain concentrated at the bottom levels of the police hierarchy, with little presence in top-ranking posts. What’s Holding Women Back in the Police?…