Madhusmita Jena-Inspiring Millions with Anjana

Inspiring Millions with Anjana-Episode 8- Pushpa NM

Pushpa Preeya popularly known as Pushpa NM, is often called the “write”hand and eyes for many. She has written over 1,000 exams for differently-abled students, students with cerebal palsy and Down Syndrome. She helps them to dream big and be an achiever in life. Her selfless service for the past 16 years hasn’t gone unnoticed. She has won many awards and recognition for her effort including the Nari Shakthi Puraskar which was given by the then President Ram Nath Kovind. the Indian scribe.

Madhusmita Jena-Inspiring Millions with Anjana

14097, yes that was the number of the lady who ran the Manchester Marathon recently, clad in a vibrant and a lovely Shambalpuri Saree, showcasing the Indian heritage. She covered 42.5kms in 4 hours 50 minutes. Within no time, her photos and videos went viral and the entire world started talking about her. My guest today is Madhusmita Jena Das from Manchester in England.

Inspiring Millions with Anjana-Bipasha HK

Bipasha Hrangkhawal from the remote village in Khowai district of Tripura has scripted history by becoming the First Woman Air Traffic Controller or ATC of the state. A Ted-X speaker, who was only 26 years old when she was appointed as the ATC at Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport in Agartala. She dreamed big and joined the service which had so remained the sole domain of men. Since then, there has been no looking back for Bipasha.

Inspiring Millions with Anjana

It was on December 10, 2021, when Satish and his friend Jay from South Africa tightened their shoelaces and got on the road in Bangalore by plogging, (which means, picking up trash while running.) and their journey was aˈeched in history. Running non-stop and clocking 160 kms in 27 hours from Whitefield to Puttaparthi, is something that needs to be talked about and shared.

Charan CS

Urban cyclist and cycle tourist since 2007, Charan C Sadashivan’s passion for cycling has taken him to different parts of the country beating all odds. The Assistant Editor at The Times of India, Bangalore Centre, likes to call himself a rider-writer. Since 2009, he has been writing about cycling and cycling groups, and has penned down two books so far. The recently released book is the byproduct of his pedaling journey wherein, he has covered more than 1 lakh kms over a span of 15 years.