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When God created man, He also created woman. The word woman  encompasses the word man  — she shows him what love, care, sharing and sacrifice truly mean. The origin of every child is a mother — and she is a woman. It is rightly said that “the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.” In the simple apron string of a woman lies a great power — a power capable of creating paradise on Earth. Ironically, despite constituting half of the world’s population and being indispensable to its survival, women get very few special days to acknowledge their existence and contributions. One such day came on November 2 this year, when the Indian Women’s Cricket Team clinched their first-ever ICC Women’s World Cup title, defeating South Africa by 52 runs at the Dr. DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai. As the country erupted in celebration after the historic victory, stories began surfacing from the families, coaches, and guardians of the players — stories of hardship, perseverance, and extraordinary determination from their formative years. It began with Shafali Verma’s father, Sanjay Verma, who revealed that the Haryana-born powerhouse had to literally disguise herself as a boy  just to get the opportunity to play. Sanjay, who owns a small jewellery shop in Rohtak, had to cut her hair short, dress her like a boy, and enroll her in a boys’ academy. Every day, young Shafali faced fast bowlers who assumed she was “one of the boys” — and every day, she proved her mettle by sending their deliveries to all parts of the ground. Vivek Sarkar, the first coach of another fierce hitter, Richa Ghosh — who hit the highest number of sixes in the tournament — recalled similar challenges. When Richa joined the Baghajatin Athletic Club in Siliguri at age six, she was the only girl in the training camp. Parents of the boys objected strongly to her admission. Yet, the coaches persisted. Richa trained with boys, faced male bowlers in the nets, and her batting flourished as a result. Even now, Sarkar regrets that many parents still discourage their daughters from taking up cricket. Bhupinder Singh, father of Amanjot Kaur — who took a crucial catch in the final — shared similar experiences. A carpenter from Mohali, Singh remembered being mocked by neighbours and relatives when Amanjot began playing cricket with boys. Harmanpreet Kaur’s match-winning catch did not just secure the World Cup — it symbolized the resilience, grit, and untold struggles of every woman on that field. This victory has brought their journeys to the forefront, triggering discussions about whether it will change how women’s cricket is viewed in India — just as the Women’s Hockey Team’s silver medal at the Women’s Asia Cup 2025 in Hangzhou had sparked fresh hope for women’s hockey. Today, the cricketers are receiving unprecedented media attention. Names like Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, and Shafali Verma have become known in every household. Yet, many fans admit they only began following the team once it reached the semi-finals. Over the years, Indian women have broken barriers and achieved remarkable success across sports. Sania Mirza inspired countless girls to dream bigger. Karnam Malleswari’s bronze medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics — the first Olympic medal by an Indian woman — paved the way for stars like Mary Kom, Saina Nehwal, PV Sindhu, Sakshi Malik, and Manu Bhaker. However, as Jayanta Bhowmick, the first coach of former Indian wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha, points out, gender discrimination and societal barriers still persist. In many towns, there are no proper grounds or facilities for girls to train. Talent is abundant — opportunities are not. Arjuna Awardee and national table tennis coach Mantu Ghosh echoed this view. She recalled the resistance she faced during her training years, and how societal expectations restricted girls to studies and household duties. While attitudes are slowly changing, progress remains gradual. She emphasized that while this World Cup victory is monumental, public memory is short. The team must continue performing consistently to keep women’s cricket at its rightful height — inspiring families to support their daughters in choosing sports as a career. E.O.M.

In an age where visibility is easy but authenticity is rare, Rashmi Shetty  stands out as a leader who reminds us that communication isn’t just about being seen — it’s about being understood . As the Founder & CEO of Cohort Communicationz , Rashmi brings over two decades of rich experience across corporate communications, agency leadership, mentoring, and advocacy . Her journey reflects a remarkable blend of professional evolution and personal purpose — one that has redefined how brands and individuals approach storytelling in today’s fast-paced world. Rashmi Shetty  stands out as a leader who reminds us that communication isn’t just about being seen The Making of a Communicator Who Cares Rashmi’s career began in traditional PR and communications, working across agencies and corporate setups. But as the industry evolved, she realized something profound: while technology made communication faster, it also made it noisier. This insight led to the birth of Cohort Communicationz , a full-service communications consultancy built around authenticity and human connection. For Rashmi, PR is not about pushing narratives — it’s about creating trust, credibility, and community . “Visibility without credibility is just noise,” she often says. “Real communication builds connection, not just coverage.” Through Cohort, she helps brands, founders, and CXOs  bridge the gap between visibility and value — crafting stories that resonate with purpose and integrity. A Leadership Philosophy Rooted in Empathy Rashmi’s leadership style mirrors her personal beliefs — flexible, inclusive, and grounded in well-being. She emphasizes authenticity and empowerment, creating workspaces that celebrate individuality while driving collaboration. Her philosophy reflects a deep understanding of today’s evolving communication landscape, where empathy and ethics  are as crucial as expertise. Championing Inclusion and Empowerment Beyond the boardroom, Rashmi’s commitment to empowerment and inclusion  takes center stage. As State President of the WICCI Maharashtra Women Empowerment Council  and a member of the National Council of the World Leaders Forum (WLF) , she works tirelessly to support women professionals, nurture leadership, and drive conversations around ethical and purpose-driven growth. A certified psychology counsellor (NHA, Singapore)  and mentor with platforms like Mentor2Go , she extends her work into nurturing women and youth — helping them find alignment between who they are and how they communicate with the world. Rashmi Shetty stands for something timeless: clarity, connection, and credibility. Turning Advocacy into Action Rashmi’s most powerful advocacy, however, is deeply personal. As a mother to a young adult on the autism spectrum, she has emerged as a strong voice for inclusion and neurodiversity . Through her public talks and writings, she normalizes conversations around autism, encouraging parents and communities to replace stigma with understanding. “Neurodiversity isn’t a challenge to fix,” she says. “It’s a perspective to embrace.” Her advocacy seamlessly integrates with her professional ethos — showing that leadership, at its best, is both compassionate and courageous. Evolving with the Future of Communication As communication shifts in the digital era — with influencers, AI, and information overload shaping perception — Rashmi Shetty stands for something timeless: clarity, connection, and credibility. Through Cohort Communicationz , she continues to champion a more conscious approach to communication — one where storytelling becomes transformational, not transactional. Her mission is clear: to help brands, leaders, and individuals craft narratives that don’t just make headlines, but make a difference . Rashmi Shetty Founder & CEO, Cohort Communicationz State President – WICCI Maharashtra Women Empowerment Council National Council Member – World Leaders Forum (WLF)Certified Psychology Counsellor | Mentor | Autism Advocate 📩 rashmi@thecohort.in 🔗 LinkedIn: Rashmi Shetty 🔗 Cohort Communicationz

In a world chasing quick fixes, detox diets, and calorie counts, Poonamm Kasat  is leading a quieter revolution — one that begins not on your plate, but in your nervous system.An Integrative Nutrition Health Coach  with over six years of experience, Poonamm believes that true well-being emerges from balance — between body, mind, and rhythm. Her practice is rooted in nutritional science yet shaped by real-world experience. Over the years, she has helped 1,000+ clients across India, Dubai, Hong Kong, Japan, and Australia  rediscover health through simple, sustainable habits — ones that work in everyday life, not just on paper. The Turning Point Poonamm’s story began not in a classroom, but in her own kitchen.“I was eating clean, practicing yoga, and taking supplements — yet I felt drained and dependent on antacids,” she recalls. That frustration led her to explore the body’s deeper intelligence — the nervous system. What she discovered changed her philosophy: before the body can absorb  nutrition, it must first feel safe  enough to digest, repair, and heal. This insight became the cornerstone of her integrative approach — weaving together nutrition, sleep, movement, and emotional balance  to support healing from within. Making Wellness Practical Today, Poonamm works with individuals, corporates, and schools through gut-cleanse programs, wellness consultations, and educational workshops . She has led sessions for FICCI FLO, Rotary, InThere Wellness Center, Pumpkin Patch, Blossom Kids , and curated retreats across Mumbai, Pune, Jaipur, and Hong Kong . Her recent school sessions bring mindful eating and emotional regulation  to Gen Z students, while collaborations with Idhya Wellness, Habitry Fitness , and boutique cafés have helped design menus that nourish both energy and emotion. Qualifications & Foundations Certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach  – Institute for Integrative Nutrition, USA Diploma in Health & Integrative Lifestyle  – KKSU University, mentored by Luke Coutinho (2022) Ayurvedic Anatomy Certification  – Kerala Ayurveda Academy (2025, ongoing) Master’s in Economics ; Bachelor’s in Economics & Psychology Experiential Health & Nutrition Course  – THAC, Mumbai (2018) Inner Engineering Program  – Isha Foundation Trained in Sujok Therapy Founder, Fragrances & Flavours  – a line of organic honey and syrups inspired by natural healing A Philosophy that Heals, Not Hurts “I don’t believe in perfect diets or rigid plans,” says Poonamm. “Health isn’t about labels — it’s about harmony between food and emotions, discipline and joy.” Her philosophy blends modern nutrition with traditional wisdom  — where food becomes medicine, movement becomes meditation, and slowing down becomes strength. Through her growing community and digital presence, she continues to help people replace overwhelm with awareness — one mindful meal, one deep breath at a time. Beyond the Coach Outside her practice, Poonamm is a traveler, dancer, and sunrise-lover  who finds creativity in stillness and joy in motion.“I don’t plan life too far ahead,” she smiles. “The best things unfold when you slow down enough to feel them.” 💬 “I dream of a world where wellness isn’t another stress — it’s simply a way of being.”

Dr. Namrata Singal Sawant, MBBS, MD (Radiodiagnosis), and Fellowship-trained in Breast Imaging (US), is redefining standards in women’s imaging through her work as Director and Senior Breast & Women’s Imaging Consultant Radiologist at Vcare Imaging Diagnostic Center, Mumbai.  With over 17 years of clinical experience , Dr. Sawant has become a respected authority in the field of breast imaging and women’s health diagnostics. Specializing in MRI, Mammography, High-Resolution Sonography, Sonography-guided Needle Core Biopsies,  and Wire Localization , Dr. Sawant combines advanced medical expertise with a patient-centric approach. Her clinical acumen has contributed significantly to enhancing the accuracy of breast cancer detection and diagnosis  in India. An active member of the Breast Imaging Society of India (BISI)  and the Indian Radiological & Imaging Association (IRIA) , Dr. Sawant has played a pivotal role in advancing awareness and training within the medical fraternity. Her contributions extend to gynecological imaging and antenatal sonographies , with a particular focus on early anomaly detection  in prenatal care. Beyond her clinical excellence, Dr. Sawant is a passionate educator and advocate. She has conducted numerous lectures, workshops, and national-level training sessions  for doctors, DNB students, and breast fellows. Her educational initiatives also reach the general public, as she regularly organizes awareness sessions for societies and underprivileged communities . A strong proponent of early breast cancer detection , Dr. Sawant partnered with Fujifilm India  to organize free diagnostic camps for women from underprivileged backgrounds. Her academic contributions include authoring a chapter in a book on Breast Cancer Imaging , which was launched by Sonali Bendre , breast cancer survivor and ambassador of Fujifilm’s campaign “Find it Early, Fight it Early.” Under Dr. Sawant’s leadership, Vcare Imaging & Diagnostic Centre  continues to set benchmarks in precision diagnostics and compassionate care. Her vision combines innovation, education, and empathy—empowering women across India to take charge of their health through awareness and early detection.

Rajinder Kaur (Rashu), born on 1st January 1981, is the daughter of Krishan Singh Khanuja and Harbhajan Kaur Khanuja. She was born in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, and presently resides in Amritsar, Punjab, with her husband Gurpreet Singh, a businessman, and their two gifted children, Gurjot Singh and Divjot Kaur. A Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) graduate, Rajinder Kaur is a passionate poet and artist whose creative pursuits reflect a deep love for language and expression. Writing under the pen name Rashu, she has authored three acclaimed poetry books - Ambrosial Aita (English), Meri Kavy Vidhaye (Hindi), and Chand Haritima (Hindi). Alongside her solo works, she has also contributed as a co-author to numerous national and international anthologies. Her literary works encompass a wide range of poetic styles, including ghazals, chhands, haikus, and dohas, through which she beautifully captures emotions, spirituality, and the subtleties of everyday life. Her dedication to poetry has inspired her children as well - Gurjot Singh and Divjot Kaur - who, under her mentorship, have also ventured into writing poetry and short stories, co-authoring several books with their mother. Rajinder Kaur’s talent and contribution to literature have been recognised with several prestigious honours, including: • RCD - Gold Quill Poetry Award • Red Quill Poetry Award • Medallion de Excellence • Poet of the Day Award • Sahitya Anuragi Award • Pen Words International Recognition These accolades stand as a testament to her creative excellence and enduring passion for the written word. With her soulful verses and inspiring journey, Rajinder Kaur (Rashu) continues to motivate budding writers and poets to embrace their inner voice and express it fearlessly through art and poetry. Instagram: @rashu_1881

Indian author, poet, and activist Mayaa SH has been recognised for Excellence in her work and conferred with the National Awards "International Unity Award 2025" and "Swarnim Sardar Patel Smriti Samman 2025" on the occasion of 31st October, Unity Day, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Jayanti. The Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Jayanti, also known as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, is celebrated nationwide with great fervour on October 31 to honour the great leader and one of India's most courageous freedom fighters. The iconic Statue of Unity in Gujarat, standing at 182 metres in height, is built in honour of Sardar Patel. Mayaa SH is known for her award-winning work and selfless service to the country in the field of women's empowerment, social justice and combating gender based violence, suicide and depression. She is known for her advocacy, literature, and public speaking, and has received multiple awards for her contributions. Mayaa SH is renowned for her multifaceted contributions as a prominent Indian feminist activist, author, poet, social reformer, and public intellectual, particularly recognised for her extensive work in championing women's rights and gender equality in India. Her fame stems from a lifelong commitment to advocating for these causes, which has significantly impacted the country. She is recognised as one of the foremost voices in campaigning for the rights of women in India. Mayaa SH, an acclaimed author, thinker, and women's empowerment advocate, has been awarded the prestigious National Awards "International Unity Award 2025" and "Swarnim Sardar Patel Smriti Samman 2025". Recognition of these awards testifies to her impeccable work and dedication to the nation in recognition of her outstanding contributions to literature, women's rights and empowerment and social advocacy. As a prolific author, Mayaa SH has made a significant impact through her thought-provoking works, having co-authored numerous anthologies and published several solo books. Her writings challenge stereotypes and promote self-belief, particularly among women. Her deep commitment to empowering individuals through literature has positioned her as a guiding voice for change in contemporary society. Mayaa SH, a distinguished figure in various fields, was awarded the prestigious National Awards "International Unity Award 2025" and "Swarnim Sardar Patel Smriti Samman 2025" for her exceptional contributions to national unity and integrity. This prestigious recognition highlights her significant impact and dedication to upholding the principles championed by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, often referred to as the "Iron Man of India." These awards acknowledge individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and commitment to fostering a cohesive and unified nation. Mayaa SH's contributions span multiple domains, reflecting a multifaceted approach to national development and social cohesion. Her work has been particularly noted in areas that promote cultural integration, community empowerment, and the strengthening of democratic values. The prestigious National Awards "International Unity Award 2025" and "Swarnim Sardar Patel Smriti Samman 2025", established to honour the legacy of one of India's founding fathers, recognise those who embody his vision of a strong, united, and prosperous India. Recipients are typically individuals who have made indelible marks through public service, social work, or other endeavours that contribute to the nation's fabric. The selection process for such an esteemed award is rigorous, often involving a panel of experts who evaluate nominees based on their sustained impact and adherence to the award's core values. Mayaa SH, an acclaimed author, thinker, and women's empowerment advocate, was recognised for the prestigious National Awards "International Unity Award 2025" and "Swarnim Sardar Patel Smriti Samman 2025". The top NGO and Foundation that curates the awards, announced her nomination and win in recognition of her outstanding contributions to literature and social advocacy. As a prolific writer, Mayaa SH has made a significant impact through her thought-provoking works, having co-authored several anthologies and published numerous solo books. Her writings challenge stereotypes and promote self-belief, particularly among women. Her deep commitment to empowering individuals through literature has positioned her as a guiding voice for change in contemporary society. The National Awards "International Unity Award 2025" and "Swarnim Sardar Patel Smriti Samman 2025" aim to celebrate and amplify the voices of exceptional individuals who have made notable contributions across diverse fields. Curated by the renowned top NGO in Uttar Pradesh, Lumbini Nepal and Canada and Top Publication House and Foundation in Lucknow, the awards provide a unique platform for professional recognition and digital visibility. Winners receive extensive media coverage along with strategic social media promotion. “Literature has always been a powerful tool for change, and Mayaa SH’s work embodies that transformative potential. Her writings inspire resilience, self-awareness, and empowerment among women, making her a fitting nominee for this honour,” said a representative from the awards committee. In addition to her literary achievements, Mayaa SH is known for her advocacy in suicide prevention, mental health awareness, and legal advisory on matrimonial law. Her multifaceted contributions underscore the essence of the awards, which strive to highlight excellence in traditionally underrepresented sectors. Nominees of the National Award "International Unity Award 2025" and "Swarnim Sardar Patel Smriti Samman 2025" received formal recognition through digital certificates, commendation letters, and a special Prashatipatra (Letter of Citation) issued by the awards committee. The program was designed to provide lasting professional benefits, ensuring that the honorees’ work gains meaningful visibility in the digital sphere. Mayaa SH's prose is characterised by its deep dive into various social themes. She often tackles issues of identity and belonging, particularly in multicultural contexts, examining how individuals navigate their personal and collective identities amidst societal pressures. Her writing also frequently touches upon environmental concerns and sustainability, advocating for greater awareness and action regarding climate change and its impact on vulnerable populations. Furthermore, she addresses socio-economic disparities, portraying the challenges faced by marginalised communities and critiquing systems that perpetuate inequality. To effectively convey her messages, Mayaa SH employs a range of narrative techniques. She often uses first-person perspectives to create a sense of intimacy and allow readers to deeply connect with the characters' experiences and struggles. Her prose is known for its evocative language and rich symbolism, which add layers of meaning to her narratives and encourage deeper interpretation of the social issues presented. She also utilises interweaving storylines and diverse character arcs to present multiple viewpoints on a single issue, thereby offering a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of complex social phenomena. This approach allows her to explore the multifaceted nature of social problems and avoid simplistic solutions, instead promoting critical thinking and empathy. Mayaa SH has received several awards for her unwavering dedication, prolific work in literature and activism, significant impact on raising awareness and promoting empowerment, and the numerous recognitions she has received for her contributions to women's rights and social justice in India. In the words of Mayaa on receiving the prestigious awards: "The value of pragmatism and decisive action in governance is paramount for effective leadership and societal progress. Pragmatism, defined as an approach that assesses the truth of theories or beliefs in terms of the success of their practical application, allows governments to adapt to evolving circumstances and prioritise practical solutions over rigid ideologies. This approach fosters flexibility, enabling policymakers to respond effectively to complex challenges such as economic crises, public health emergencies, or geopolitical shifts. Sardar Vallabhai Patel's decisive action involved making timely and firm decisions, which is crucial for maintaining public trust, ensuring stability, and implementing policies efficiently. Hesitation or indecisiveness in governance can lead to stagnation, exacerbate problems, and erode public confidence in leadership..." About The Author Mayaa SH, also known as Lady Karl Marx and Female Chulbul Pandey, is a feminist philosopher, thinker and essayist in 21st-century modern India. She is not a typical passive Indian woman who blindly follows the norms that are not meant to uplift women more sensitively and rationally. She is a Mother championing the power of self-belief to an extent that her vision of her philosophy is to give freedom to women from so-called judgments that still plague our society at large. Mayaa SH is a Literary Empowerment Campaigner, an Iconic Contemporary Authoress and Poetess and a Social Activist who has shattered all glass ceilings and barriers to champion the cause of Gender Equality and Neutrality. Best known for her work in Swayam, she is a champion of Women’s Rights, an author, a Public Intellectual, and a former corporate juggernaut. Mayaa SH is a recognised crusader on India’s contemporary verve of economics, freedom of the press, gender neutrality and human rights. She is driven by passion to write and compose. She has a love for grammar and mental health awareness by engaging in talk as a remedial navigation through any situation. She always tries to look for ways to merge the two. She is an avid enthusiast for the three C’s: Character, Charisma and Chivalry. Be it writing, debating or counselling, she makes sure to dedicate time to every such field wherein the reach is extensive and dedicated towards people in order to make her dreams reach countless souls. She is a suicide prevention expert. Mayaa has contributed significantly to powerful magazines like "Nirantar", "Namya" and "Tejaswi". Mayaa SH is driven by the passion to write and engage in closely related creation in life. Mayaa is a well-known name in contemporary literature, be it writing, debate or counselling. She has saved the lives of many women from suicide and, through counselling free of cost, has helped them understand the significance of their existence and the importance of self-confidence. She focuses her attention on allowing women to think for themselves, reinvent and rediscover their purpose in life and goals attached to lead a holistic life. According to Mayaa, the upliftment of women can be described as a marriage between action and theory. She has maintained that feminism is not a war between men and women. She said it is a fight between two ideologies — one that elevates men and gives them power, and the other that advocates for equality. Having earned worldwide recognition for her work, Mayaa SH is an energetic mentor, a guide, a philosopher, a best-selling author, a socially conscious human, and a believer in your ability to transform your future with your thoughts. Refusing to rest on her past achievements, Mayaa continues to reach new heights within her study of consciousness and the power of the mind. Mayaa SH is a global humanitarian, a literary luminary in contemporary literature, and a women's empowerment culturist. She has spearheaded an unprecedented doctrine for a stress-free, violence-free society. She is a known name in contemporary literature. She is an internationally acclaimed multi-national and state awards winner, a thirteen-time world record holder, an artist, a podcaster, and a chart-topping international fastest anthology co-author. Mayaa SH is an Indian author, writer, thinker, essayist, and women's empowerment culturist. Her contemporary prose work has highlighted and broken so many stereotypes about women and their power of self-belief. Mayaa SH is known for her contributions to literature and her advocacy for women's empowerment, particularly through her prose that challenges societal norms and promotes self-belief among women. Mayaa SH's work often focuses on themes of gender equality, self-discovery, and breaking free from traditional constraints placed upon women in society. Her writing style is characterised by its contemporary approach, aiming to resonate with modern audiences while addressing deeply rooted cultural issues. She is recognised for her efforts to empower women by encouraging them to embrace their inner strength and challenge stereotypes. Her life philosophy and writings have essayed and styled prose pieces in the frequently explored psychological and social aspects of women's lives, advocating for their autonomy and self-worth. Her literary contributions are marked by a commitment to portraying the multifaceted realities faced by women, often dissecting the societal pressures, cultural norms, and personal journeys that shape their existence. Through her prose, she champions the idea of self-determination and encourages women to challenge conventional roles, fostering a sense of empowerment and individual agency. Her narrative style is frequently described as insightful and empathetic, allowing her to craft characters who resonate with readers due to their authenticity and depth. Mayaa SH's work often serves as a critical commentary on gender inequality and the importance of recognising and valuing women's contributions to society, both individually and collectively. Her prose pieces frequently feature narratives that highlight struggles against adversity, advocating for empathy and understanding across diverse communities. Mayaa SH utilises her writing to shed light on topics such as mental health awareness, gender inequality, and the importance of cultural preservation, often weaving these themes into compelling storytelling that resonates with a broad audience. For instance, her narratives might depict characters overcoming systemic barriers or confronting personal biases, thereby illustrating the broader societal implications of these struggles. Through vivid imagery and poignant narratives, she aims to inspire readers to reflect on their own roles in addressing these issues and fostering a more inclusive society. Her works have been widely used by NGOs to educate individuals about gender issues. She is also a poetess, with her poem “Kotha” being particularly famous for its powerful message advocating for women's empowerment, and "The Candle in the Wind" having won a national award, which fueled her passion for writing and social advocacy.

In a first-of-its-kind initiative, HyCan 2025 — Hyderabad’s largest and most celebrated pet show —  will host the National Canine Bravery Awards , jointly organised by the RRU Commando K9 Academy  and the Hyderabad Canine Club . Popularly known as “K9 Heroes,”  the awards aim to celebrate dogs that have displayed extraordinary courage — whether in uniform or civilian life. This landmark event also commemorates the 150th Birth Anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel , India’s Iron Man and the architect of national unity. According to organisers, nominations have already been received from leading national and state law enforcement agencies, including the SSB, CISF, BSF, NSG, and Telangana State Police , among others. “It will be a landmark event for K9 units and the security forces,” stated the organisers in a press note issued in the city. This symbolic collaboration between Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU)  and the Kennel Club of India (KCI)  honours India’s brave K9 units — the unsung heroes who serve beside the nation’s police and paramilitary forces in law enforcement, rescue, and disaster-response missions. Entries from Central and State Police K9 units are being carefully reviewed, with selected stories of canine heroism set to be featured in HyMag , the official publication of HyCan 2025 . During the event, two to three exemplary K9s  will be honoured with the National Canine Bravery Award , in the presence of senior police officials, CAPF representatives, and dignitaries. The ceremony will pay tribute to the unwavering loyalty, courage, and service of these four-legged warriors. India’s K9 Forces: Silent Sentinels of Security The term K9  refers to trained working dogs serving in the police and armed forces. These elite canines perform critical duties, including: Detecting explosives, narcotics, and weapons Tracking criminals or missing persons Guarding sensitive installations Assisting in disaster rescue operations Providing psychological support and morale to teams India’s police and paramilitary forces maintain dedicated K9 divisions across the country. For instance: The CISF K9 Unit  secures airports and critical installations. The NSG K9 Squad  assists in elite counter-terrorism operations. The CRPF, BSF, and SSB K9 Units  serve in border security and anti-insurgency zones. The RRU Commando K9 Academy  is recognised for its specialised training of handlers and service dogs. According to official data, the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs)  collectively maintain nearly 4,000 Police Service K9s (PSKs)  across India. Of these, 1,500 dogs are with the CRPF , 700 with the CISF , and 100 with the NSG . The Telangana State Police K9 squad  alone includes around 150 dogs  of various breeds. Across all state police forces, a previous report cited 2,365 dogs (1,516 sniffers and 849 trackers)  — a figure that highlights the growing reliance on canine intelligence and service in maintaining national security. A Tribute Beyond Words The National Canine Bravery Awards  are more than an event — they are a national salute to loyalty without language and courage without condition.As India’s K9s continue to serve on the frontlines — sniffing out danger, saving lives, and safeguarding citizens — HyCan 2025  stands as a platform to tell their stories and honour their silent sacrifices. Because not all heroes wear uniforms. Some wear fur and wag their tails.

In a world where logic often overshadows intuition, and success is measured by speed rather than depth, there emerges a rare voice — one that bridges intellect with insight, and structure with soul. That voice belongs to Meenakshi Thakur, known to her readers and spiritual community as Mystics Mee — a writer, poet, and metaphysical explorer who believes that words are more than language; they are living frequencies of transformation. By profession, Meenakshi is a Supply Chain Manager , a role that demands precision, strategy, and grounded thinking. Yet beneath the spreadsheets and systems beats the heart of a seeker — one that longs to understand the invisible patterns connecting life, destiny, and divinity. It was this very restlessness, this sacred discontent, that led her from logistics to literature, from systems to symbolism. Today, she stands as a multi-dimensional voice in modern spirituality — an author, poet, certified astrologer, and numerologist, as well as a practitioner of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), Akashic Records, Ho‘oponopono healing, Angelic readings, Tarot, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).  Her intellectual rigor finds its complement in her intuitive wisdom. And that balance — between mind and mystic — defines both her journey and her art. For Meenakshi, writing was never a career choice nor an accidental discovery. It was, in her words,  “a quiet calling that grew louder with time.” From her earliest years, words became her way of making sense of the unseen — emotions, memories, dreams. They were not mere tools of communication but portals of exploration. Each sentence she wrote was a mirror reflecting her evolving consciousness. Her initiation into writing began not from ambition but from an ache — a longing to translate the inexpressible. In her silence, she found rhythm. In her vulnerability, she found truth. What began as journaling soon transformed into poetry, essays, and books that touched thousands who saw their own reflection in her words. When asked what ignited her creative journey, she smiles and says,  “It wasn’t a moment — it was a movement within.” A deep personal transformation became the seed. There were nights of uncertainty, mornings of awakening, and long hours of reflection. Writing became her bridge from darkness to dawn — the sacred thread connecting her fragmented emotions into wholeness. The day she realized that her words not only healed her but resonated with others’ pain and peace alike, she understood her true calling. “It was destiny disguised as expression,” she says. From that moment, writing became not just her art, but her spiritual practice — her form of prayer. Her academic and professional life has always been steeped in observation, structure, and analytical precision. Yet, even within the linearity of systems, she found beauty in patterns — how everything, from supply chains to souls, follows cycles of creation, flow, and completion. “Every subject I studied,” she reflects, “whether rooted in logic or philosophy, gave me a different lens to understand human stories.” Her writing carries that unique duality — the intellect of a strategist and the imagination of a poet. She writes with the precision of a mathematician and the sensitivity of a mystic. In her world, reason and reverie are not opposites; they are collaborators. As a certified International Trainer of Vedic Mathematics , she views the universe as a grand equation — one where numbers, emotions, and destinies intersect. Her numerology readings, like her poems, are intuitive art forms that uncover cosmic order behind personal chaos. To her, numbers are not cold digits but sacred vibrations — each carrying a message, a rhythm, a soul. The same applies to words. “Both numbers and words,” she often says, “are energies that shape reality. One speaks in logic; the other in feeling. Together, they reveal truth.” For Mystics Mee, the act of writing is not mechanical but mystical — a sacred communion with something greater than herself. Her mornings are quiet sanctuaries. They begin with meditation, a warm cup of tea, and handwritten reflections. “Those early hours,” she says, “belong to the soul.” In that stillness, intuition whispers. The noise of the world recedes, and she listens to the pulse of an idea, the breath of a phrase, the hum of divine inspiration. She writes best in solitude — not isolation, but presence. “Silence,” she says, “isn’t emptiness. It’s the space where creativity breathes.” Even on her busiest days, she dedicates at least an hour to journaling or revising. This daily discipline is her spiritual hygiene, a ritual that keeps her creative channels open. Her process is both intuitive and structured — an alchemy of emotion and intellect. It often begins with a whisper: a feeling, a symbol, a phrase that refuses to leave her mind. Then comes the discipline — shaping, editing, refining until the essence shines through. “Intuition births the story,” she explains, “but structure helps it stand.” She does not fear writer’s block; she reveres it. For her, creative pauses are not failures but spiritual invitations — times to listen rather than speak. “When words stop,” she reflects, “I read, travel inward, or sit in silence. Creativity is cyclical. Sometimes we must breathe life into it before we can breathe it out.” Meenakshi’s writing defies genre boundaries. It moves gracefully between mythology, psychology, spirituality, and contemporary reflection. Whether she’s reimagining the Shiva Purana in lyrical prose or exploring modern emotional challenges through Vedic wisdom, her voice bridges the ancient and the now. Her fascination with Vedic mythology and astrological symbolism infuses her work with timeless resonance. Yet her language remains accessible — gentle enough for a reader’s heart, profound enough for their soul. When she writes about gods and goddesses, she’s not just retelling stories; she’s translating archetypes. For her, mythology is not about the past — it’s the mirror of our present consciousness. She often says, “Every myth is a metaphor for something within us.” Her stories of deities become meditations on human courage, longing, and awakening. Through her pen, the divine feels human, and the human becomes divine. Her research process is meticulous. She spends weeks immersing herself in scriptures, philosophies, and cultural narratives before writing a single line. “Research gives the story bones,” she says, “but experience gives it a heartbeat.” Among all her creations, one project transformed her most deeply — her poetic rendition of the Shiva Purana. What began as an intellectual exploration became an act of surrender. “It wasn’t just writing,” she recalls, “it was devotion.” Through the verses, she discovered not just the mythology of Shiva, but the consciousness of stillness, destruction, and rebirth within herself. “To write of Shiva,” she says, “is to dissolve and re-emerge. It taught me humility — that I am merely a channel.” This project deepened her spiritual practice and reshaped her artistic purpose. She began to view writing not as creation but as channelling — as receiving whispers from the cosmic silence and giving them form through language. It was here that she truly became  The Soul Alchemist of Words  — transmuting emotion into energy, pain into poetry, and thought into truth. In her early years, Meenakshi’s writing was intimate — a reflection of personal emotion. It was her safe space, her silent friend. But over time, her voice expanded beyond self-expression. Now, her words are not just about her journey but about the collective consciousness. They echo the universal rhythm of healing, self-discovery, and awakening. Her style, too, has evolved — from intensity to grace, from urgency to surrender. “Earlier, I wrote to express,” she says, “now I write to connect.” Her readers describe her writing as ‘a mirror for the soul’ — each sentence inviting reflection, each paragraph opening an inner door. Whether she’s writing a poem, a journal, or an article, her intent remains constant: to remind people of their strength, softness, and spiritual essence. For Meenakshi, a piece of writing is complete not when it’s perfect, but when it becomes silent — when it no longer pulls her back for correction. “It’s a feeling, not a rule,” she smiles. “Sometimes it takes ten drafts, sometimes two. The real test is whether the words breathe naturally without me holding them up.” This intuitive approach to completion mirrors her spiritual belief: everything in life, including art, reaches stillness in its own time. Perhaps what makes Mystics Mee’s journey so remarkable is her ability to merge the scientific with the spiritual. Her background in management and mathematics gives her a disciplined foundation, while her spiritual training adds depth and intuition. Her works are not escapist or abstract; they are anchored in practicality yet elevated by insight. She sees no contradiction between logic and mysticism. “The left brain and right brain,” she says, “are not rivals. They are the rhythm and melody of the same song.” Through her workshops and writings on Vedic mathematics, numerology, and intuitive sciences, she inspires people to perceive spirituality not as superstition but as an elegant structure of consciousness — measurable, experiential, and alive. As she looks ahead, Meenakshi envisions storytelling itself evolving. She dreams of creating interactive, screen-based narrative experiences where myth, emotion, and reader participation merge. “The future of writing,” she says, “belongs to experiential storytelling — where intellect and intuition meet immersion.” Her upcoming works continue to blend the poetic with the metaphysical — exploring how astrology, mythology, and psychology weave into human evolution. Yet, amidst all innovation, her core remains unchanged: the belief that writing is sacred. “Every word,” she says, “is a vibration. And if used consciously, it can heal, awaken, and elevate.”   When asked what she hopes to leave behind, she pauses — her eyes reflecting both fire and peace. “I wish to leave behind words that outlive time,” she says softly, “words that remind people of their divine essence.” For her, legacy is not fame but awakening — if even one reader feels inspired to reconnect with their truth because of her words, she considers her mission fulfilled. Her body of work — spanning astrology, mythology, poetry, and self-reflective journaling — stands as an open invitation:  to remember, to rediscover, to return to oneself. Mystics Mee believes that every human carries a sacred story within. Her role is simply to remind them of it — to help them find the language for their own light. In the end, everything returns to where it began — the silence between thought and creation. For Meenakshi, writing is not a profession but a prayer. It is how she listens to the universe, how she speaks to the Divine. “Writing,” she concludes, “is my meditation, my offering, my way of aligning with the infinite. It’s not about being understood — it’s about being authentic.” Each poem, each paragraph, each page is a dialogue between her soul and the cosmos. Through her, words cease to be mere ink; they become alchemy — transforming pain into peace, chaos into clarity, and experience into essence. To meet Mystics Mee is to encounter serenity wrapped in fire — calm eyes that have seen storms, and a voice that carries both wisdom and wonder. She is not merely a writer; she is a weaver of myth and modernity, science and soul, memory and metaphor. In her world, the mystical coexists with the measurable, and the spiritual speaks the language of everyday life. She reminds us that poetry can be practical, that silence can be eloquent, and that words — when spoken from truth — can become portals to transformation. Her journey continues, not toward fame but toward fullness — where every word she writes becomes what she has always been: An alchemist of emotion, a translator of the unseen, and a soul who turns experience into light.

Chennai — The multi-talented and ever-rising actor Mukul Phate is all set to feature in an exclusive ethnic shoot for “Ethnicity 2025”, marking another milestone in his dynamic career that beautifully bridges fashion, culture, and cinema. Mukul, who has been making waves in the Marathi music industry, is now attracting attention from Tamil ethnic wear brands for his charismatic screen presence and natural elegance in traditional attire. His upcoming ethnic shoot is expected to celebrate the fusion of Indian heritage with contemporary fashion, reflecting his signature style, rooted yet modern. Before stepping into acting, Mukul Phate already held global recognition as the “World’s Youngest Pageant Coach,” setting a world record at a remarkably young age. His excellence spans multiple fields, he is also an international achiever in fashion and literature, earning accolades for making acting education easier for upcoming generations through his globally acclaimed manual “Leela.” Fans and industry insiders are eagerly anticipating the Ethnicity 2025 shoot, which is said to showcase Mukul in a regal and refined avatar, celebrating India’s cultural diversity and craftsmanship. From being a literary icon and motivational youth figure to emerging as one of the most promising young actors in Marathi entertainment, Mukul Phate continues to inspire with his dedication, discipline, and depth, proving that true artistry lies in embracing every shade of creativity. “Ethnicity 2025” featuring Mukul Phate is expected to release its first-look visuals soon, and the anticipation is already sky-high. Rising talent. Timeless grace. A name India will remember, Mukul Phate.

Arnav SharmaArnav Sharema was born and raised in Delhi NCR. He is a student of Ryan International School, Ghaziabad, where he continues to excel in academics, leadership and creative pursuits. At fifteen, he stands as a young literary sensation whose journey is already inspiring people around the world. His story is one of relentless curiosity, empathy and brilliance. From the quiet corners where he began writing his first poems to the grand international stages he has represented India on, Arnav’s journey reflects how early talent can transform into purpose and leadership. An Amazon Bestselling Author and a Forever Star World Record Holder, Arnav is redefining what young voices can achieve in the creative world. His words carry a rare mix of imagination, intellect and emotional honesty. He has written around forty poems that explore self-belief, empathy and hope. His poetry has touched readers because it speaks from experience and sincerity rather than pretense. For his works, he received the Best Poet Award by Namaste India, an honor that recognizes young authors who are shaping literature with depth and originality. Arnav is the author of Tapestry of Pentatales and a co-author in several acclaimed anthologies that connect young leaders across the globe. His co-authored works include Rising Superstars (Stories of Young Leaders - Selected from Globe) published by Wings International Publications, The Heart That Raised Me by Blue Star Publication and Thoughts into Soul by Let's Write Publication. His anthology Rising Superstars also earned him recognition as an Amazon Bestselling Author for Self Esteem and Self Reliance for Young Adults. Through these books, Arnav has proven that literature is not only about expression but also about creating meaningful change. His achievements reach far beyond the written word. Arnav proudly represented India at the Young Parliament after being selected among the top eight global youth in a worldwide essay competition held at the European Parliament. His essay reflected not only academic excellence but also moral insight and social awareness. In another major recognition, he was named a Young AI Innovator by The Times of India for his ability to bridge creativity and technology with clarity and purpose. Arnav’s talent has been featured in over 106 Indian and international newspapers including four offline editions, highlighting the global impact of his work. His story continues to inspire young learners, educators and writers who see in him the promise of a generation that blends intellect with compassion. A student of Invictus School, Arnav’s academic record matches his creative accomplishments. He has received over five hundred laurels in diverse competitions, from literature to technology and performing arts. He won the High Commendation Award at the Invictus School National Writing Competition and earned a Special Mention in the Hunar Hunt National Writing Competition. His expressive storytelling also won him the first prize in the Open Mic Contest organized by Open Shelf Publications. In a 15-day international story writing bootcamp by Wings Publication, he earned a Grade A++ for his creativity and originality. Beyond external contests, Arnav has consistently topped school essay and poetry competitions, winning more than fifty awards within his institution alone. Arnav’s intellectual pursuits have led him to global academic opportunities. He attended the English Language Summer School at Hurst College in the United Kingdom, where he achieved a perfect score of 100 percent in the Advanced Level of English and received the Innovation and AI Award. Among 500 international students, he emerged as a top performer who combined creativity with technical understanding. He also holds a B2 Level certification from Cambridge University and completed a two-week academic program with the British Council, further strengthening his foundation in communication and cross-cultural collaboration. Outside of literature, Arnav has shown a deep commitment to scientific curiosity and innovation. He was selected for the national level of the F1 for Schools Racing competition under the Stemplify program, where teamwork, design thinking and precision engineering come together. He also secured international ranks 17 and 21 in the National Olympiad Foundation and Spacetrix Olympiads, reflecting his all-round excellence. Arnav believes that success carries meaning only when it benefits others. This belief drives his passion for social service and advocacy. Certified as a Young Champion for the Elder Cause by Help Age India, he participated in awareness events attended by personalities like Sharmila Tagore and Rohit Prasad. His work with the organization focuses on spreading empathy and respect for the elderly while inspiring young people to volunteer for causes that build intergenerational harmony. Arnav also encourages his peers to participate in literacy drives, environmental campaigns and social awareness programs that connect compassion with action. His essay Scars of Terror, Spirit of India: From 1946 to Pahalgam - Remembering Rajiv was featured as one of the best essays in a national competition. The piece showcased his understanding of India’s historical and emotional fabric while honoring national memory with sensitivity and pride. His writing and community efforts continue to reflect an awareness that goes beyond academics, rooted in an urge to create positive change. At school, Arnav is known not only for his achievements but also for his leadership qualities. He was honored with the Student of the Year Award, recognizing his discipline, initiative and empathy. He participates actively in Model United Nations conferences, open mics and creative writing events where he brings thoughtful perspectives to global issues. His speeches and performances are recognized for their emotional strength and sincerity, often leaving a lasting impression on audiences. Arnav is also an accomplished singer who finds joy in music as a form of expression. His performances, whether in cultural events or quiet moments, reveal the same depth that shines through his writing. An ambivert by nature, he enjoys moments of solitude that help him think and create, yet he equally values interactions that help him learn and grow. As the youngest sibling, he carries an infectious enthusiasm for discovery, leadership and collaboration. Every achievement in Arnav’s life has been built through effort, consistency and a hunger for growth. His ability to balance academics, art and innovation is a reflection of his discipline and curiosity. When he is not writing, he spends time exploring ideas, listening to people’s stories and observing the world with a keen sense of empathy. His maturity and humility set him apart in an age defined by competition. Arnav’s global experiences have strengthened his perspective on unity and youth leadership. Representing India on international platforms gave him insight into how voices from different nations can come together to solve shared challenges. He continues to advocate for dialogue, education and equality as key pillars of progress. For Arnav, creativity is not an isolated pursuit but a means to build bridges across cultures and generations. He has also worked on initiatives that connect artificial intelligence with storytelling. His AI projects explore how machines can help youth in their education, innovation and creativity, blending technology with emotional intelligence. This unique approach has made him a youth exploring creative technology as a force for good. His Innovation and AI Award at Hurst College was a reflection of this boundary-crossing vision. Mentorship is another area close to Arnav’s heart. He guides younger students in debate helping them understand how clarity of thought builds confidence. He believes that leadership is not about standing above others but about lifting others with knowledge and encouragement. Through school initiatives, he continues to promote creativity, collaboration and kindness. Today, Arnav's name stands among the brightest young achievers of his generation. His achievements across literature, education, innovation and service form a legacy in progress. Each award is a milestone, yet for him, success is more about impact than recognition. He aims to keep inspiring young minds to believe in themselves and to see creativity as both a skill and a responsibility. Arnav Sharma: A Young Visionary & The Voice of a Generation Arnav Sharma's story is one of passion, promise and poetic brilliance. From the first lines he wrote as a child to his recognition on global platforms, every step reflects courage and heart. His journey reminds us that talent grows when nurtured with purpose, that learning never ends and that leadership begins with empathy. With endless potential ahead, Arnav continues to prove that youth can not only dream but also lead with conviction and grace. His story is still being written, yet it already carries the strength of a legacy that will inspire generations to come.

“The most coveted product in today’s creative world.” This defining line captures the pulse of OTT BRAINS , the magazine that vows to redefine the cinematic conversation. It envisions a panoramic 360° embrace of the moving image and its layered dimensions. Poised for its grand debut in 2026, OTT BRAINS emerges not merely as a publication but as a movement. Before its formal launch, its pens are already warming up—sharp, poised, and prepared to sketch the soul of storytelling. One of the luminous highlights of the magazine’s early features is its exploration of the enigmatic global citizen, Rabindranath Tagore. The article dives into the unknown periphery of his imagination, his brushstrokes, his silence, and his mystique. The narration interprets Tagore’s paintings with a realism rarely witnessed, decoding the silence of his unpredictability. His strange creatures, the emerald skies, and his unique visual dialect form the heartbeat of this introspective piece. The long article by National Award-winning film curator Ujjal Chakraborty becomes an artistic compass in this voyage through Tagore’s creative cosmos. Curating Tagore’s presence is a challenge that borders on the impossible, yet OTT BRAINS manages to project the subconscious aura of his existence. In its preamble, the magazine portrays Tagore’s spirit as a feather touch—ethereal yet tangible in an author’s life. Chakraborty’s meticulous writing merges the technical nuances of Tagore’s art with a spiritual journey, giving readers a poetic insight into his world. The magazine’s mission is as bold as its vision to publish genuine OTT platform reviews within forty-eight hours of release. OTT BRAINS believes in the unstoppable momentum of digital storytelling and its avalanche of content. By maintaining this discipline of immediacy, the magazine hopes to gradually shape the tone and integrity of Indian online entertainment. It aspires to become the voice of the viewer, a mirror that reflects both art and accountability. Crisis—war, Pandemic, Genocide, Disability—linger in its editorial veins. OTT BRAINS doesn’t shy away from the wounds of civilisation. Sudeshna Goswami, film director and author, delivers a piercing piece titled “Why Bengalis Endure”. Through her evocative writing, she excavates the colonial scars and the survival instinct of a culture that has faced cannons and famine alike. Her resonance with Mrinal Sen’s Interview movie brings realism into the bloodstream of her prose, blending historical fact with emotional memory. Behind every thought-provoking article lies an impeccable sense of selection. Content analyst Rajasri Chakraborty ensures that each feature arrives with intellectual precision and entertainment balance. Her choices distinguish OTT BRAINS through a unique blend of chronology and infotainment, giving readers a taste of cinematic evolution rather than mere consumption. Design, too, becomes a language in itself. From conceptual covers to genre-based layouts, every page breathes visual rhythm. Designer Aparajito Chakraborty transforms space into story, each image narrating what words leave behind. The visual grammar of OTT BRAINS thus mirrors the emotion of cinema itself. What ultimately separates OTT BRAINS from every other global magazine is its non-promotional soul. It thrives not on advertisements but on authenticity. The closing reflection by editor-in-chief Ujjal Chakraborty pays homage to the eternal lights of cinema, Satyajit Ray, Mrinal Sen, Ritwik Ghatak, Tarun Majumdar, and Tapan Sinha. He envisions them as celestial mentors guiding this new constellation of thought. And beyond them, he stretches toward Godard’s rebellion, Kurosawa’s clarity, Pasolini’s lyricism, and Bazin’s theory. OTT BRAINS doesn’t aim to imitate; it seeks to inherit courage, the true horizon of creative evolution.

Mayaa SH, a prominent Indian authoress, activist, and public intellectual, recently penned a cryptic note which she described as a "Beacon light of hope to millions of voices who have been seared in the flames of withering injustice and judgments." This message, released as India's general elections neared their conclusion, emphasised her dedication to the nation and to women whose voices often go unheard and who face prejudice. She expressed gratitude for the well-wishes received and acknowledged the challenges and opportunities ahead, drawing strength from a global network of supporters. Mayaa SH's cryptic note for those in distress emphasises resilience, inner strength, and the power of the mind to overcome challenges. Her message, often shared on significant occasions, serves as a Beacon of Hope for individuals facing Injustice, Prejudice and Mental Anguish. A core tenet of her message is to "Work on Your Core Strengths and Strengthen Inner Belief System". She posits that within each individual lies a powerful inner self, stating, "Bear that in the womb of your existential metabolism of flesh, blood and tears, exists 'YOU'". She further connects this inner strength to divine feminine figures in Indian culture, reminding individuals, "You are the Bhagvati, Bhavani, Ambika, Lalita, Gauri, Durgeswari, Katyani, Rajeswari, et al." In moments of doubt, she advises, "Listen to Your Heart and the Inner Child Within You". Mayaa SH, a prominent Women Empowerment Culturist, Essayist, Thinker, Social and Legal Activist, and Suicide Prevention Expert, offers guidance to individuals in distress through various avenues, emphasising self-belief, communication, and seeking support. In the words of Mayaa, "The world has no place for sad stories, and the best ones are built on the ability of people to find ways to make their dreams come true, come what may. This self-belief is crucial for leading with personal authority and reinventing oneself. Open communication helps individuals identify and change perspectives on troubling thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. Talking reduces the burden of the mind and alleviates stress, which can otherwise lead to nervousness and heart diseases...." Dear Divine Souls, It's understandable to feel overwhelmed and alone when going through a phase. However, it's crucial to remember that you are not alone, and thoughts can be shifted. It is possible. Many people experience similar struggles, and there are resources and support systems available to help you navigate this challenging time. One of the most important steps is to acknowledge your feelings and understand that any phase is not a serious and constant reminder of who we are, and not a sign of weakness. It's a complex condition that can make even simple tasks feel insurmountable, and it's okay to not be okay. Reach out and connect with more work. While it might feel counterintuitive to seek company when you're feeling isolated, connecting with trusted friends, family, or support groups can provide immense comfort and understanding. Don't push away those who care about you, even if you feel they won't fully understand your pain like your parents. Sometimes, just knowing someone is there for you, ready to listen without judgment, can make a significant difference. Write a note in a diary, etc, through handwritten letters, reminding yourself that you are not alone and that they matter. Prioritise self-care, even in small ways. This can include ensuring you get adequate rest, maintaining a healthy diet, and incorporating gentle exercise into your routine. Establishing a daily routine can also provide a sense of stability and normalcy. Even small, consistent efforts can contribute to your well-being over time. Remember, "small, baby steps each day add up to huge, giant leaps over time". Be patient with the process, as god always protects his children often takes time and involves various components. Challenge negative thoughts and cultivate hope. At times, situations can distort perception, making one feel worthless or that things will never improve. Remind yourself that these are often illusions that the subconscious mind tells us. Focus on your strengths, acknowledge your resilience, and remember past challenges you've overcome. "Even the Darkest Hour Only has Sixty Minutes," and "Even the Worst Episodes Won’t Last Forever". Hope is a powerful emotion, and combining it with determination can lead to significant progress. Be kind and patient with yourself. Recovery is a process, not a linear event, and there will be good days and bad days. Don't be ashamed of your struggles or compare your journey to others. You are a work in progress, and it's okay to not be perfect. As one quote wisely states, "You are allowed to scream. You are allowed to cry. You are allowed to fall apart. But you are not allowed to give up." Live Life. Trust Yourself. Never Give Up..." -©®Mayaa Beyond individual resilience, Mayaa SH's message for those in distress is intertwined with her broader advocacy for women's empowerment and social justice. She views education and mental health awareness as critical aspects of empowerment, promoting initiatives that support individuals in navigating societal pressures and challenges. Her work as a suicide prevention expert further underscores her commitment to addressing mental health challenges directly, advocating for open dialogue, destigmatization, and increased access to mental healthcare. She emphasises "Talking as a medium to combat stress and fear" and uses her self-help books to normalise conversations around these sensitive topics. Ultimately, Mayaa SH's cryptic note is a call to action for self-belief, courage, and the recognition of one's inherent power to overcome adversity, framed within a larger vision of a more equitable and just society. About The Author Having earned worldwide recognition for her work, Mayaa SH is an energetic teacher, a best-selling author, a socially conscious human, and a believer in your ability to transform your future with your thoughts. Refusing to rest on her past achievements, Mayaa continues to reach new heights within his study of consciousness and the power of the mind. Her advice centres on fostering inner strength and utilising available resources to navigate challenging situations. Mayaa SH is a global humanitarian, a literary Luminary in contemporary literature and a women's empowerment culturist. She has spearheaded an unprecedented doctrine for a stress-free, violence-free society. Mayaa SH is a known name in contemporary literature. She is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning author, a multi-national and state awards winner, a thirteen-time world records holder, an artist, a podcaster, and a chart-topping international fastest anthology co-author. Mayaa SH is an Indian author, writer, thinker, essayist, and women's empowerment culturist. Her contemporary prose work has highlighted and broken so many stereotypes about women and their power of self-belief. Mayaa SH's ideology is deeply rooted in challenging societal norms and advocating for gender equality. She has openly discussed experiencing gender bias, where her efforts to champion women's causes were initially met with scepticism or dismissive remarks, such as being told she was "Too Sophisticated For This Field" or to "Get More Educated." Despite these challenges, she persevered, becoming a recognised crusader for women's rights, freedom of the press, gender neutrality, and human rights in India. Her work, including nine bestselling solo books and contributions to over two hundred fifty anthologies, focuses on self-help and empowering individuals, particularly women, to rediscover their inner strength and self-belief. She is known for her unique perspective on gender, viewing it as a "Mental Construct" and a performance that can limit an individual's full potential by confining them to traditional roles. Mayaa SH's writings consistently address themes of gender justice, women's representation, and the need to break stereotypes, advocating for women to represent themselves across all areas of expertise. She also actively promotes literacy and education through initiatives like book donation drives, believing that literature can provide solace and empowerment to women and girls facing daily challenges. Her commitment extends to legal advocacy, where she works to enlighten people about their statutory, legal, and fundamental rights, particularly in matrimonial matters, advocating for a more contractual understanding of marriage that respects an individual's right to exit for a just cause. Mayaa SH's notes and ideology on the essence of life also delves into her philosophy on feminism, asserting that it is gender-neutral and aims to dismantle archaic patriarchal norms, not to breed misandry. Mayaa SH highlights the Indian Constitution's promise of unalienable rights—Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness—for all, including women. She urges women to cultivate resilience, "Hawk Eye Precision of Gathering Bigger Insights Into Life and Perspectives," and Inner Strength, drawing inspiration from historical figures like Shakuntala and Jijabai. Mayaa SH emphasises the importance of self-belief and listening to one's inner child, viewing India as a cradle of human civilisation and a land of diverse colours and spirituality. She has always called for selfless service to the nation, aligning personal goals with the country's welfare, and underscoring the transformative power of the mind and positive thoughts. Her message always concludes with a plea for collective action to champion women's upliftment and achieve socio-economic justice, acknowledging that she cannot fulfil this promise alone.