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Glob.a..l Achievers INDEX PAGE NO. Nandita Sharma 3-6 PT Usha 7-10 Jahnavi Panwar 11-14 Medha Patkar 15-18 Amod Malviya- Udaan 19-22 Nalli Ramya 23-26 Kalyan Singh 27-30 Advertisement 31 GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 2

ACHIEVEMENTS NANDITA SHARMA “If you want something from your heart, then the whole universe tries to make it happen to you.” Hi Readers! This is Cristina with an as- tounding interview with an Air Hostess. Yes, the sweet-talking, always kind, air hostess who work in planes. I have al- ways commended them on their patience because I don’t have much on a good day. So, let’s take a look behind the scenes and find out how they feel. This is Nandita After which she skipped to the airline’s profession with Sharma, who is TATA Airlines. She’s been with them since. Let’s start!. 25-years-old and an experienced Why did you choose this field? What inspired you? air hostess. She started her ca- It started with my colleagues in college. Before college, reer with hotel I didn’t have any idea about this profession, the airlines. management at So, when I entered college, I saw my seniors giving the Hotel Oberoi. needy, I was very fascinated. Afterwards, I decided to go in this line and once started, this is not something you stop. This is a very lovely profession. In college, they interviewed us and selected us and told us this will be our last round. Said they will call us after college, so after 3- 4 months. So, we waited and when finally, the day come, we were told this was not our last round but will be our first round. That time we were only shortlisted. So, we gave the interview again and were rejected completely. We were sent back and we were all heartbroken. After that, I got the job at Oberoi. A year later, came my chance in the form of TATA airlines and was selected. That was the happiest day of my life. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 3

What kinds of problems did you face SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 4 in this profession? Truthfully, an air hostess problem starts with passengers and ends with passengers. This job might look glam- orous but is not easy. They are bene- fits as we get to travel a lot and stuff but we also underwent many trials and only after passing them did we earned our positions. We had assess- ment tests, many different kinds of exam, our etiquette, etc. There is also the stuff with passengers – some re- fused to wear mask or were shouting – so we cannot show our anger or tears, we must be calm and handle the situations. That is very hard. Can you give us an example of one of these situations? Yeah. Okay! So, it was my Patna flight only, so what happened was, a pas- senger came to me and was very an- noying. He wanted to know my name, “what’s your name?”, “what’s your name?” because these days we have to wear these CVs, it doesn’t mention our names. So, he wanted to know my name so he can send me friend re- quests or something. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE

So, I told him, “My name is Nandita”, then he asked where I am from but he denied him as this is my personal information. Afterwards, his son, about 20- 21 years old son, came to me and said, “don’t mind, mere dad bhut therki hai.” And I just wanted to punch him in his face but I couldn’t. That was the weirdest incident that ever happened to me. Did you ever get any appreciations for your work? Yes! Yes, we do! We get appreciation letters that passengers write to us. It’s an open procedure that any passenger can follow and we read the letters and feel so happy that we did something extraordi- nary for them. One time, I was working in economy, and there are additional procedures. So, I was passing by when a passenger gave me a tissue, on it he drew an air hostess with flag. That really made me laugh. To me, they are much more precious than any award could be. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 5

Do you have any future plans? Not really… I was thinking of starting my own business 2-3 year after I get married because this job is not easy with a fam- ily. Responsibilities will change, etc. What is message you want to convey to society? That’ll be, ‘Don’t Be Cruel To Animals’. I am nature-loving person and I have noticed that people are often cruel to ani- mals. They would sweet to dogs or cats but when a cow or pig went near them, they often get violent. So, that is my message to all, just be kind be animals, feed them. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE Scripted By : Cristina Waterflowers SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 6

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jahnavi panwar ACHIEVEMENTS “INDIA’S WON- SEPTEMBER , 2021 | 11 DER GIRL” Every kid had some- thing special in them but this girl did won- der, that’s why she is known as the won- der girl of India. Janvi Panwar, a girl born in a small town Samalkha, Haryana, and the little young- ster was given the title of 'India's Won- der Girl' at simply the age of 11. When most of the kids of her age were in class 8 janhavi was already pursu- ing the second year of Bachelor’s degree in Arts from Delhi University. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE

Brij Mohan Panwar, In addition to this, did everything he she has mastered could to motivate and eight foreign accents, support her. According along with basic to her father, she was French, basic Japan- equipped with around ese, English, Hindi, 500-550 English words and Haryanavi lan- from the vocabulary. guages. She completed her GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE graduation in Arts, at the age of 15. From a very young age Jah- navi’s father, SEPTEMBER , 2021 | 12

When she turned three, she was given admission to senior kindergarten directly because she had picked up most things early in childhood. As the years passed the school management, comprehended her potential as shown in her scores, and she was granted special permission to clear two classes in the same year. She learned the different accents with the help of the internet at the age of 11. She would listen to the videos and interview and then would speak in the same accent. It was at that time that his father started downloading BBC news videos. She would listen to an hour-long bulletin. Within no time she started picking up the accent. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER , 2021 | 13

She has anchored a show on the BBC and had delivered motivational talks to several IAS officers and at educational institutes. Apart from reading she records song covers and had also per- formed an English Rap and tried for Sa Re Ga Ma Pa and India’s Got Talent as well. Cur- rently, she is studying under Anand Kumar's super 30 batch. Janhavi is a true inspiration to the people out there and inspires them to follow their dreams to lead success in their life. Scripted By : Nandini Gaur GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER , 2021 | 14

Medha Patkar SOCIAL SERVICE Medha Patkar, (born December 1, 1954, SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 15 Bombay [now Mumbai], Maharashtra state, India), Indian social activist known chiefly for her work with people displaced by the Narmada Valley Development Proj- ect (NVDP), a large-scale plan to dam the Narmada River and its tributaries in the Indian states of Madhya Pradesh, Gu- jarat, and Maharashtra. An advocate of human rights, Patkar founded her cam- paigns on two basic tenets in the Indian constitution: the rights to life and to liveli- hood.Born to socially active parents, Patkar grew up in an environment imbued with a sense of social justice and freedom. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE

GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE She graduated with a bache- lor’s degree in science from Ruia College in Mumbai and earned a mas- ter’s degree in social work from the Tata Institute of So- cial Sciences in the early 1980s. The back- ground to Patkar’s ac- tivism took place during the 1960s and early ’70s, when the In- dian govern- ment was promoting dam building as a route to mod- ernization. SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 16

The harnessing of SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 17 river water was to provide water for drinking and irriga- tion and for generat- ing electricity in impoverished areas. It would also, how- ever, displace hun- dreds of thousands of people. In 1979 the NVDP—which pro- posed the construc- tion of thousands of dams on the Nar- mada and its tribu- taries—was granted approval. In 1985 Patkar vis- ited villages in the Narmada valley that were to be sub- merged after the completion of the Sardar Sarovar Dam in southeastern Gu- jarat, one of the largest of the planned projects. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE

In that same year Patkar es- There she became tablished the organization aware of indifference Narmada Dharangrastra exhibited by local gov- Samiti, which in 1989 became ernment officials to- the Narmada Bachao Andolan ward the people (NBA; Save the Narmada). affected by the project. The NBA’s major aim was to In 1986 she and her provide project information supporters organized and legal representation to the marches and protests concerned residents of the against the local gov- Narmada valley. ernment entity that was seeking financial GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE grants from the World Bank for the Sardar Sarovar project. Scripted By : Jyoti Rajora verma SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 18

ENTREPRENEUR MR AMOD U MALVIYA D A “A successful startup by a A person who was a part of N India's biggest startup FLIPKART” From building the Amod malviya founded the platform technology for flip- with other two experts and ex-flipkart kartAs a chief tech- engineers Vaibhav Gupta and Sujeet Kumar . Both of them were from the nology officer to Delhi's Indian institute of technology creating his own which connected them and helped the startup udaan. startup grow faster. Under the leadership of mr.amod malviya and his powerful team ,the company made some very powerful moves right from the first years.got a good foothold in the market. They initially started udaan as a logistic com- pany and focused on it to provide one of the fastest and efficient logistic service in india for the initials years.Experiencing the up and downs of logistic market , the startup got a good foothold in the market.Starting in 2016 and now available in more operating in more than 900 cities. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 19

Udaan has evolved into multi service company providing accounting, order management, and payment management solutions to the mer- chants residing on their platform. This business model of udaan was focused on helping the small busi- nesses in india Where everyone can run their businesses efficiently and by using the loan services ,It became viable for small retailers to scale their busi- nesses . This created a huge impact on the market and the network of retail- ers and wholesalers grew faster under the udaan business model. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE Scripted By : Rahul Parmar SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 20

Udaan has now more tha 150,000 sellers on its platform across India of- fering various products including electronics, staples ,apparels and fast- moving consumer goods for the wholesale buyers. Achieving such a huge growth in few years isPhenomenal . This made udaan a powerful competitor in the market. In the era of startups where every year india is creating a new unicorn ,Another great startup Udaan achieved the status of a unicorn in 2018 and became the fastest company to do so. Scripted By : Rahul Parmar GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 21

Growing tremendously from bottom to TopIn just 26 months,Udaan has achieved this milestone in a short period . Udaan has more growth to see and ex- pects to adopt more and more retailers and other busi- nesses in near future.And as the name says ..udaan The company will soon become a market leader helping small businesses in india and creating a bet- ter environment for future of busi- nesses in india GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE Scripted By : Rahul Parmar SEPTEMBER, 2021 | 22

NALLI RAMYA HEALTH GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE “BELIEVE IN YOURSELF” Hi Readers! This is Cristina with an inspiring interview of a prosperous woman, being a doctor, a writer, as well as a motivational speaker. She is Dr. Nalli Ramya, an otorhinolaryn- gologist and Head and Neck surgeon (JIPMER), CEO/Founder of RAMICOS cosmetics, also the author of ‘Broken Pendant’. Let’s learn more about her – What inspired you to go into so many professions? I was afraid of math but also very interested in sci- ence, so, I decided pursue Medicine. As I continued my journey, I loved inter- acting with patients. So, I worked hard for it, about 12 to 13 hours per day hard. When I completed the program and earned the 3rd position in college, september, 2021 | 23

it was a solid boost to my confidence level. While studying, I also discovered my pas- sion towards literature. Whenever I had any downtime, I read any classics I could get my hands on, such as – William Shake- speare, Robert Collison, etc. Afterwards, I wrote the fiction book, “Broken Pendant”. It also available on Amazon as well. How did you come into Motivational Speaking? There are certain situations in my life when I have found a need to understand. Such as, empowerment. What is empow- erment? I never understood the meaning. To me, empowerment should be changed into human entrepreneurship because, freedom can only truly be achieved when one is financially free. I noticed that women are dependent on men for finance, to bring the food the table, so to speak. But this situation puts a lot of pressure on that person, and if something happens to that person, the whole family suffers, es- pecially during COVID. So, to prevent this, women should also be employed and must feel financially free. If you see the statistics, you will notice that they are about 48% of women are equal to men in India, but out of 100%, only 20% are en- trepreneurs. So, I started doing motiva- tional speaking regarding this issue to spread awareness. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE september , 2021 | 24

What is your biggest fear? My biggest fear has been me being an introvert. When I was a teenager, I was very shy and could- n’t talk to people. Maybe I lacked so called self-confidence. Later, I over- came it with my self-efforts and with help of my family. Another fear I have is fear of failure. . I genuinely am afraid of any kind of failing. For that I work hard to not to fall. I try to take any countermeasures as needed so everything goes smoothly but of course, never failing is not possible. I will take my failures as stepping stones to learn and grow. But I believe prevention is better than cure.so I try to avoid max being fail. Tell me who loves to fail? “NOTHING CAN STOP YOU UNLESS YOU STOP YOURSELF” How are you so strong? What has given to this strength to stand on your own two feet? My father has been my biggest book has faced these problems and strength my whole life. From early written down the answers for us, age, he introduced me to books like this thought helped that I am not – Alchemist, Power Of The Con- alone. He also arranged interviews scious Mind, Who Moved My with various people. All these Cheese etc. this self-help books things helped me grow as a person helped me gain a positive attitude. and when I was at my weakest, I Whenever I feel down, I would read felt these experiences pushed me the books and the energy I feel from up bringing back the positivity and within was euphoric. Because the giving me strength to continue my person who has written the . journey GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE september , 2021 | 25

Are you satisfied with all that you have achieved? What are your future plans No, I am not satisfied my achievements quite yet. I still want to achieve more and more. I am improving myself day by day as a person, to be happy and healthy as self-love is most important. But I still want to achieve more things in my life. Being a doctor, I have to manage my time carefully and in two months’ time RAMICOS will be launching a new product. Apart from this, I also want to do health programs in the future, as mental health issues are the main obstacle between someone and their achievements. After COVID, there is a 20% rise in mental health issues which is not a small amount when you take in, we are talking about billions of people. That’s it for now, if I have an- other idea, I will also add it to my to-do list. What is your Success Mantra? If you believe in yourself, other will believe in you and you will be able to do whatever you want in your life. I really believe in this. If you don’t believe in your- self no one will believe in you. And once you’ll start believing in yourself, everything will fall into place. So, believe in your- self even if you are surrounded by negativity, especially then. I wish her luck to keep moving forward and to keep inspiring peo- ple. Stay tuned to see where this journey will take her and what new opportunities will come along. Scripted By : Cristina Waterflowers GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE september , 2021 | 26

Kalyan Singh POLITICS “The life of Kalyan Singh, BJP's OBC icon and its first chief minister in UP” Kalyan Singh was the chief minister when the 16th century Babri mosque was demolished in Ayodhya on De- cember 6, 1992. He was among the 32 people, including BJP seniors LK Advani and MM Joshi, acquitted in the demolition case in September 2020. .I am saddened beyond words. His death triggered an outpouring Kalyan Singh Ji…statesman, veteran of grief. Prime Minister Narendra administrator, grassroots level Modi led the nation in paying trib- leader and great human. He leaves utes to the Lodhi community leader, behind an indelible contribution to- who he said gave \"voice to crores of wards the development of Uttar people belonging to the margin- Pradesh. Spoke to his son Shri Ra- alised sections of society\" and jveer Singh and expressed condo- \"made numerous efforts towards lences. Om Shanti,\" Prime Minister the empowerment of farmers, Narendra Modi tweeted. youngsters and women\" Union home minister Amit Shah said the country lost an \"honest politician\" and a \"patriot\", comparing Singh with a banyan tree under which the BJP's organi- sation flourished and spread. He said Singh delivered a crime-free and people- centric government that also took big steps in the field of education. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE september , 2021 | 27

President Ram Nath Kovind said Singh \"had a magical connect with masses\". \"As chief minister of UP, he determinedly pursued clean politics and purged governance of criminals and corruption,\" he said on Twitter. Uttar Pradesh announced a three-day mourning and a holiday on Monday, when Singh's last rites will be performed. His body will be taken to his home and then to the Vidhan Sabha, where people will pay their tributes. Born on January 5, 1932, Singh first became a legislator in 1967. He was then a member of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, the political predecessor of the BJP. Singh, an Other Backward Classes (OBC) leader from western Uttar Pradesh, pro- pelled the BJP's rise in the politically crucial state. And the BJP -- often associated with the upper castes by its rivals -- saw in him its answer to the caste-based politics in the 1980s and 1990s. Singh is seen as the strategist who rallied non-Yadav OBCs be- hind the BJP in a so- cial engi- neering success -- which the party has built on over the years to reap elec- toral bene- fits. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE september, 2021 | 28

He was appointed twice as the chief minister. And twice he quit the BJP, but returned on both occasions to the party that made him the politician and ad- ministrator he was. It was in 1991 that he became the first CM of a BJP gov- ernment in Uttar Pradesh. In December 1992, the Babri Masjid was demolished as the campaign to build the temple at the disputed site picked momentum. As the chief minister, Singh had filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court, assuring that the mosque will be protected. But he had also ordered police not to open fire at protesters, arguing later that any such action would have led to much bloodshed. Admitting failure to protect the mosque, he re- signed the same evening. The state assembly was dissolved as riots erupted at several places in the country. In the next assembly elections in November 1993, he contested from two seats -- Atrauli and Kasganj -- and won both. Though the BJP emerged as the single-largest party, a coalition government of the Samajwadi Party (SP)-Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) came to power. Singh was leader of the opposition in the UP assembly. He got his second shot at the top post in September 1997, becoming CM again under a six-month rota- tion formula with the BSP -- after elections in the previous year. The arrangement collapsed soon with the BSP withdrawing support. But, backed by a group of disgruntled opposition members, his gov- ernment survived. Singh was removed from the CM’s post by the party high command in November 1999. Later, he was also formally expelled from the party over remarks targeting the party’s top leadership. GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE september 2021 | 29

He left the party after a tumultuous phase -- only to return in 2004 before the gen- eral elections. Singh had once said it was a “political blunder” to have rejoined the BJP. Then, his second parting came 2009, ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, when he said he felt “humiliated” by the party and complained that he had hardly any say in the selection of candidates in his state. In 2010, he also floated the Jan Kranti Party, but let his son head it – till it “merged” with the BJP. Soon after his Raj Bhavan term ended in 2019, Singh formally rejoined the BJP as a primary member. As the Babri Masjid demolition case trial dragged on, Singh enjoyed immunity from trial as he held a gubernatorial post. After demitting office as Rajasthan governor, he appeared before the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court, which acquitted him and 31 others accused of conspir- acy in the demolition of the mosque in September 2020. The judge concluded that there was no evidence to show that the demolition was pre-planned. “Maybe it was destined that the structure would be demolished with me as chief minister,” he told a newspaper ahead of the 2020 “bhoomi pujan” for the Ram temple, now being built at the once disputed site in Ayodhya after a historic Supreme Court verdict. “Had there been no demolition, probably the courts too would have ordered status quo,” he said then. And his last wish, he said, was to live till the temple comes up. In view of the work of Shri Kalyan Singh ji in In- dian politics, while appreciating his social work, Director of Art Productions RJ Arti Malhotra and Dr. Tilak Tanwar have requested the Government of India to confer the 2022 Padma Award on Shri Kalyan Singh ji. And has also filed a nom- ination for his Padma Samman 2022. Scripted By : Sakshi Singhal GLOBAL ACHIEVERS MAGAZINE september, 2021 | 30

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