5 girls who buried flags in men’s world: Rani Rampal became hockey, Mithali became cricket idol, Sneha showed mirror to PAK

Be it a game of cricket, hockey or cinema and environment, daughters are showing their strength in every field.

International Women’s Day is a chance to celebrate the achievements and success of and around the world. We are introducing you to five such women who have been active in different fields in our country, who have made their mark around the world by breaking the dominance of men.

Mithali Raj; Your work attacked the old thinking and stiffness

Mithali Raj is a name in the world of cricket who has groomed an entire generation of girls in the country, who are playing cricket and want to play. There are many who are still a part of Team India and consider Mithali as their idol. Mithali gave recognition to women in men’s sports. In her career spanning two decades, Mithali had to go through many ups and downs. But so far he has overcome them all very well.

Mithali Raj played 6 World Cups and made a record of scoring more than 10 thousand runs

Once Mithali was asked which cricketer do you like very much, she replied in an impeccable manner that you have asked the same question to a male cricketer, which female cricketer do you like the most? This answer of Mithali seems to break the thinking, rigidity and miseries of the society which has been strengthened in the society for centuries.

Sneha Dubey: Pakistan’s speech in the United Nations stopped, increased the country’s value

First Secretary at the UN Sneha Dubey had succeeded in the very first attempt in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). Social media became a fan of his brilliant style on Pakistan at the UN. He said, the entire Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh have always been and will be an integral part of India.

Indian Foreign Service officer Sneha Dubey did this in the United Nations, which is still discussed in the corridors of social media to politics.

Pakistan should leave PoK immediately. One user wrote, “Wow, it’s fun… you stopped talking about Pakistan in a very balanced and simple way.” Sneha, selected for the IFS, was sent by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs to the Spanish capital Madrid Embassy in 2014. Sneha, who did her higher education from the prestigious Fergusson College in Pune and M Phil from School of International Studies from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi, decided to join civil services at the age of 12.

Rani Rampal: The daughter of a ton driver made a mark in hockey

Rani Rampal’s father, who played the Hockey World Cup at the age of 15, undoubtedly used to drive a tonga, but Rani did not have the slightest hesitation that her father works as a laborer. He is proud of his father and hence he has kept his father’s name along with his name.

Rani has played more than 212 international matches so far and has scored around 134 goals.

Rani, who was honored with Arjuna and Bhim Award, says that there was not even enough money in the house that the father could buy hockey for me, but I had a flight in my dreams and seeing the same dreams and desires, the father put me in the village academy. Brother was a carpenter, so due to the support of both father and brother, my practice somehow continued. Rani was part of the women’s hockey team that reached the semi-finals in the Rio Olympics and played her role very well.

Dia Mirza: Vibrant Actor and Powerful Role of Goodwill Ambassador

In her journey from beauty queen to actor, producer and UN Goodwill Ambassador, Dia Mirza has proved herself in many ways. Diya is recognized as a vibrant actor today. In addition to playing her role in the family, Diya has also been working on environmental problems as a UN ambassador.

Dia Mirza is not behind even in handling the responsibilities of family including acting, social welfare

On her 40th birthday, Diya donated Rs 40 lakh to the families of frontline workers. Apart from this, Diya has also invested in wooden toys Shumi and eco-friendly home care brands. Lately, Diya has tried to establish herself as a changemaker apart from stardom.

Supriya Patil: Environmentalist who planted nine lakh trees

Supriya Patil has a special attachment to the environment. Known as an eco-planner and environmental expert at grow-trees.com, Supriya has taken the initiative to plant 870,000 trees. Supriya also runs awareness camps for planting saplings.

Supriya is very fond of environment and plants. His team has planted around 9 lakh saplings so far.

Supriya believes that many natural disasters happen because there is an imbalance between what we take from nature and what we give back. Supriya’s platform is working to end this imbalance.