Author: Sharad Natani
Indian women’s cricket witnessed a landmark moment as Deepti Sharma etched her name in global cricket history, becoming the first Indian cricketer — men or women — to claim 150 wickets in T20 Internationals. The historic milestone came during India’s third T20I against Sri Lanka, underlining Deepti’s unmatched consistency and longevity in the shortest format. With this achievement, Deepti not only set a new Indian record but also placed herself among the greatest T20 bowlers in world cricket, surpassing several global legends in the process. A Record No Indian Had Ever Touched Deepti reached the 150-wicket mark faster than many…
The journey from the narrow lanes of Kanpur to the vast skies of Indian aviation sounds like a movie plot, but for Shravan Kumar Vishwakarma, it is real life. Once a tempo driver and a man who understood the struggles of everyday commuters firsthand, Shravan is now set to launch Shankh Airlines, India’s newest airline venture. On December 24, the Ministry of Civil Aviation granted No Objection Certificate (NOC) to Shankh Airlines, marking a historic milestone for Uttar Pradesh’s first homegrown airline. With this approval, Shravan Vishwakarma officially entered India’s competitive aviation sector—an achievement few could have imagined given his…
When conversations turn to the most powerful Indian-origin CEOs in the global tech industry, names like Sundar Pichai of Google and Satya Nadella of Microsoft usually dominate. However, when it comes to personal wealth, one Indian-origin woman has quietly surged far ahead of them — Jayshree Ullal, the CEO of Arista Networks. According to the Hurun India Rich List 2025, Jayshree Ullal’s net worth stands at an astounding Rs 50,170 crore, placing her well above some of the most famous tech leaders of Indian origin. Her rise is not just a story of wealth, but of bold decisions, sharp vision,…
In a landmark step toward linguistic inclusion, cultural recognition, and democratic empowerment, President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday released the Constitution of India in the Santhali language at a special ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The historic initiative marks a significant milestone in India’s journey toward inclusive governance, ensuring that the country’s founding document truly belongs to every citizen, regardless of language or background. Calling the occasion a moment of “pride and joy for all Santhali-speaking people,” President Murmu said the initiative would empower millions by allowing them to read, understand, and connect with the Constitution in their mother tongue. She…
Amid growing anxiety among Indian professionals and their families, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has confirmed that it is actively engaging with the United States government over delays and disruptions in H-1B visa appointments. Responding to concerns raised by affected Indian nationals, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the government has formally taken up the matter with US authorities both in New Delhi and Washington DC, seeking urgent resolution. Families Stranded, Lives Disrupted According to the MEA, visa appointment delays and difficulties in rescheduling have left many Indians stranded for extended periods, severely impacting family life, employment continuity, and children’s…
At an age when most children are focused on school and play, 10-year-old Shravan Singh from Punjab’s border village Chak Taran Wali has emerged as a symbol of courage, compassion, and patriotism. Shravan was honoured with the Pradhan Mantri Bal Puraskar 2026, India’s highest civilian award for children, for his selfless service to Indian Army personnel during Operation Sindoor in May 2025. The prestigious award was presented by President Droupadi Murmu at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, recognising Shravan’s extraordinary contribution during a period of heightened tension along the India–Pakistan border. Helping Soldiers When It Mattered Most During Operation Sindoor, when…