Author: Sharad Natani

Not all warriors wear capes—some wear the Indian Army uniform and later pick up the Constitution. One such remarkable journey belongs to Major Abhinandan Singh, who transitioned from guarding the nation’s borders to shaping its policies. His story is not just about a career shift—it’s about resilience, patriotism, and a burning desire to serve. Born to Serve Hailing from Akhnoor, Jammu, Abhinandan grew up surrounded by scholars—professors and doctors filled his family. Yet, from a young age, it was the olive green uniform that captured his heart. That dream came true when he got selected for the 19th SSB in…

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In a world where UPSC preparation often means quitting jobs, locking yourself away for years, and relying on expensive coaching, IAS Shweta Bharti has redefined the rulebook. A small-town girl from Rajgir Bazaar in Bihar’s Nalanda district, Shweta didn’t just chase her civil services dream—she conquered it, all while managing a 9-to-5 job, skipping coaching, and battling the odds with sheer grit. Now posted as Assistant Collector in Bhagalpur, her story is a lesson in balance, resilience, and belief. From Techie to Trailblazer After completing her B.Tech in Electrical & Telecom Engineering from Bhagalpur Engineering College, Shweta landed a corporate…

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The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, has officially launched the fifth edition of the National Startup Awards (NSA) 2025, inviting innovative, impactful, and scalable Indian startups to apply. Launched under the Startup India mission, the NSA initiative has become a national benchmark for innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth. This year’s edition continues to celebrate the startups driving change across sectors like agriculture, health, clean energy, fintech, aerospace, cybersecurity, education, and more. Not Just an Award — A National Endorsement Winners don’t just take home a trophy — they gain:…

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In a major leap toward redefining India’s transportation future, the first section of the 21-km undersea tunnel for the Mumbai–Ahmedabad Bullet Train has been opened between Ghansoli and Shilphata in Maharashtra. This marks a historic engineering milestone for India’s first high-speed rail corridor, a joint project with Japan. The undersea tunnel is part of the 508-km Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) corridor, powered entirely by Japan’s cutting-edge Shinkansen technology, known worldwide for its speed, safety, and reliability. E10 Shinkansen to Revolutionize Travel in India In a testament to the strategic Indo-Japan partnership, India will debut the next-gen E10 Shinkansen trains, the…

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In today’s hyper-digital era, where nearly every citizen interacts with the internet through their mobile device, a silent yet powerful ally is helping law enforcement agencies track, trace, and solve complex cases—Google Dashboard. This underutilized tool holds the potential to become a game-changer in cybercrime investigation and digital forensics in India. With India now ranking #2 globally in internet users and topping the list for mobile-based internet consumption, understanding how data trails are left behind—and how they can be retrieved—is becoming crucial in fighting crimes ranging from identity theft and financial fraud to cyberstalking, trafficking, and even terrorism. What Is…

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As the sacred Kanwar Yatra 2025 gears up to begin from July 11, authorities across Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, and Ghaziabad have issued comprehensive traffic advisories. With lakhs of Shiva devotees set to carry Gangajal from Haridwar on foot, major roads will experience diversions and restrictions from July 11 to July 24. Not only is vehicular movement restricted, but local shopkeepers in Uttar Pradesh have also been instructed to display shop names clearly, and meat and alcohol sales are prohibited along the yatra route. Noida Traffic Diversions Goods vehicles from Chilla Red Light to Ghaziabad/Hapur must take the Eastern Peripheral…

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