Muskan Khandelwal

Aditya’s first UPSC attempt in 2014 ended at the prelims stage. It was a bitter pill but also taught him that he needed a stronger preparation strategy. He returned to the drawing board, adjusted his study methods, and reappeared in 2015. What happened next? Read the article to learn more…

An inspiring account of IAS officer Punya Salila Srivastava's remarkable journey through public service and her transformative impact on India's healthcare landscape. Read on to learn more about her…

Snow leopards, or 'ghosts of the mountains,' inhabit Arunachal's rugged landscapes, where recent studies estimate a population of 36. Read the article to get details…

IRS Anwesh’s admission into the foundation course at LBSNAA was initially uncertain, and it left him wondering why he wasn't being accepted. Watch the full interview to learn more.

The women bikers group includes a former DRDO scientist, a gynaecologist, a child psychologist, and an IT professional, all united by a love for the open road and the mission of rekindling human connection. Read the full article to get more information about the biker women and the initiative.

She relied on YouTube and online resources, managing her studies around the needs of her children and her job. “I would hold my baby in one hand to keep her from waking up, and I’d study through the night,” said Surjeeta Behera.

Kathakar Ki Diary, a feature film made by IRS officer Anwesh, intricately captures marginalised lives, blending powerful storytelling, vibrant music, and human resilience in an experimental narrative. Watch the video interview to get details...

Bijnor's lake rejuvenation project restores neglected water bodies, creating sustainable water sources, job opportunities, and vibrant community spaces for local residents. Read on to get details…

From nuclear labs to the frontline of law enforcement, his journey highlights the power of adaptability and purpose. Kalanidhi Naithani's story is not just about changing careers—it's about making choices that create meaningful impact.

The International Film Festival of India pays homage to icons like Raj Kapoor, Mohammed Rafi, Tapan Sinha, and Akkineni Nageswara Rao through restored classics, exhibitions, and commemorative stamps by India Post.