Author: Sharad Natani

When it comes to health, early detection can mean the difference between recovery and risk. Top doctors across India have now released a list of 27 alarming symptoms that may appear harmless but could be signs of serious underlying conditions—including cancer, stroke, heart disease, and autoimmune disorders. Don’t Ignore These Warning Signs Medical professionals stress that the human body often gives subtle clues when something is wrong. Ignoring them can lead to life-threatening consequences. Here’s what to watch out for: 27 Symptoms You Should Never Overlook: 1. Sudden, unexplained weight loss 2. Persistent fatigue or weakness 3. Chest pain or…

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In a dramatic shift across India’s IT sector, the top four tech giants — Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro, and HCLTech — have collectively slashed over 42,000 jobs in the past two years, marking a significant change in workforce strategy amid evolving global demand and skill realignment. Wipro leads the layoffs with a massive 25,200 job cuts since 2023, followed by Infosys with 12,506 and TCS with 2,249. While HCLTech remained relatively stable, reducing just 287 roles, the trend signals a broader transformation in India’s IT employment landscape.  “Skill Mismatch,” Says TCS CEO Despite the smaller cuts, TCS CEO…

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At just 24, Neha Byadwal cracked one of India’s toughest exams — the UPSC Civil Services Exam — to become an IAS officer. But her path was far from easy. Raised in a small town in Rajasthan and later in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, Neha grew up speaking Rajasthani, struggled with Hindi, and feared English. Yet today, she’s posted as an IAS officer in Gujarat. A Childhood of Setbacks and Steely Will Neha’s early academic journey was rocky. She failed in Class 5 and was urged to switch to the Hindi-medium stream. But she stood her ground — determined not to let…

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In a historic moment for India’s security landscape, two trailblazing IPS officers — Sonali Mishra and Binita Thakur — are redefining what it means to wear the uniform. Daughters of IPS legends, these women are not just carrying forward a legacy but setting unmatched standards in national leadership. Sonali Mishra: First Woman DG of RPF in 143 Years A 1993-batch IPS officer from Madhya Pradesh, Sonali Mishra shattered a 143-year-old glass ceiling to become the first-ever woman Director General of the Railway Protection Force (RPF). With a stellar career across the CBI, BSF, and even the UN Peacekeeping Mission, Mishra…

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In the serene hills of Nagaland’s Phek district, a heart-wrenching tragedy has transformed into a beacon of hope. A 14-year-old girl, betrayed by her father and abandoned by her family, gave birth alone to a baby girl. But what could have ended in despair became the spark of a movement that is now inspiring an entire generation to stand against child abuse and injustice. That baby girl was named Maveno, meaning “warrior” in Chakesang—and her name has become a powerful symbol of resistance, resilience, and rebirth. Project Maveno: The Warrior is Born On July 18, 2025, Superintendent of Police Dr.…

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What started as a single message on an ordinary afternoon has now become a symbol of hope, opportunity, and transformation in Assam’s digital landscape. Gunjan Kashyap, a Computer Science & Engineering student, had no idea her life was about to change. A casual inquiry about an internship, sent during a busy workday, landed in the inbox of Ashwani Kumar — a visionary bureaucrat and the driving force behind Assam’s digital governance mission. “Without hesitation, I asked for her CV,” recalls Mr. Kumar. “The very next day, our office reached out to her with the good news.” Gunjan didn’t just join…

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