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Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women rewrote WPL history with a record-breaking 204 run chase in the final, showcasing fearless batting, unshakable teamwork, and championship grit. Their second title stands as a powerful symbol of dominance, belief, and the rising force of women’s cricket.
Ananya Birla steps into the world of cinema with Birla Studios, a new production house focused on diverse Indian stories, emerging talent, and films that speak to both local hearts and global audiences.
Palki Sharma’s decision to step down as Firstpost Managing Editor signals a bold shift in Indian digital journalism, highlighting how women leaders are redefining power, influence, and independence.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s women light up the red carpet after storming into the WPL 2026 playoffs, showcasing unity, confidence, and title ambition.
Saina Nehwal’s retirement marks the end of an era that transformed Indian women’s badminton forever, but her legacy of courage, resilience, and belief will continue to inspire generations long after she leaves the court.
A bold new voice from Meghalaya, Reble is taking over the Dhurandhar soundtrack with fearless rap, raw authenticity, and a sound that defines the spirit of 2026.
From Kiara Advani’s vulnerable Nadia to Nayanthara’s fierce Ganga, Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups showcases women who are bold, complex, and central to the story, redefining power and presence in Indian cinema.
Nupur Sanon’s fairytale “yes” to Stebin Ben aboard a dreamy Dubai yacht; complete with a dazzling diamond ring, family love, and whispers of a royal Udaipur wedding, has romance written all over it.
Savitribai Phule, India’s pioneering social reformer, defied societal norms to champion education for girls and marginalized communities. Her courage and vision continue to inspire generations of women to pursue equality and empowerment.
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On her 294th birth anniversary, India honors Rani Velu Nachiyar, the 18th-century queen of Sivaganga who led resistance against the British, inspiring generations of women with her courage, strategy, and unwavering leadership.