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Samaira Hullur, an 18-year-old from Vijayapura, has made history as one of India’s youngest to earn a Commercial Pilot License (CPL). Daughter of businessman Amin Hullur, she underwent rigorous training at Vinod Yadav Aviation Academy, clearing all CPL exams on her first attempt under the mentorship of Vinod Yadav and Captain Tapesh Kumar.

Samaira completed six mandatory courses, gained 200 flying hours, and became the first girl from Vijayapura to achieve this milestone. She later trained at Carver Aviation Academy in Maharashtra, honing her skills through a demanding seven-month program. Inspired by Captain Tapesh Kumar, India’s youngest captain at 25, Samaira aims to explore limitless possibilities in aviation.

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Three Indian women Vinesh Phogat, Pooja Sharma, and Aruna Roy have been featured in BBC’s 2024 list of the 100 most inspiring and influential women worldwide.

VInesh Phogat, a wrestler-turned-politician, Pooja Sharma, a pioneer in funerary rites, and Aruna Roy, a social activist, are recognized for their groundbreaking work in their respective fields.

The list also highlights Indian Americans Sunita Williams, a NASA astronaut, and Sneha Revanur, an AI expert, showcasing global contributions from Indian women. Other notable figures include Nobel laureate Nadia Murad and actor Sharon Stone, reflecting the diverse ways women are driving change and inspiring others worldwide.

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Another day, another life lost to the grip of patriarchy.

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Home should be a refuge, not a danger. Every day, 140 women are lost to violence by those they trust most. It’s time to break the cycle.

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Which one of these characters felt personal and inspiring to you?

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