Engineer Bhaiya Ji

Once a fight was fought against the land mafia alone, today ' Shamshad Begum ', who made women self-reliant by educating women, was honored with the Padma Shri Who says women are weak. If a woman is determined to do any work, she can make the impossible possible. A direct example of this is Shamshad Begum, a resident of Balod district of Chhattisgarh. Who not only worked for the upliftment of women but also raised his voice single-handedly to remove the evils spread in the society. He did the work of making women self-reliant and has also fought alone against people like land mafia. She along with her colleagues have made 12,269 illiterate women literate. In view of his social work, the Government of India has honored him with the Padma Shri. It was not so easy for Shamshad Begum to do the work of uplifting the society alone. Let's know the inspirational journey of his life. Dedicated her life to improve the societ

                World Youth Skills Day:  Know the interesting story of these 5 youths who made their mark with their skills Youth are the backbone of any society. The foundation of a country rests on the shoulders of the youth. The country whose youth is a future youth, that country progresses manifold. Today youth unemployment in developing and backward countries is a matter of great concern. Due to unemployment, the youth have to work in less skilled employment than their capacity. In view of this, on the initiative of Sri Lanka, on 11 November 2014, the United Nations General Assembly decided to celebrate 15 July every year as World Youth Skills Day. After which World Youth Skills Day is celebrated on 15 July all over the world to strengthen the youth. The day is observed to raise awareness about the importance of investing in skill development of youth. Where about 42 crore youth live in India. There are many such young people out there who have made their mark