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कल्पना कीजिए कि आपके पास किसी अनजान व्यक्ति का मैसेज आता है, जिसमें लिखा होता है, “गलती से आपके अकाउंट में पैसे ट्रांसफर हो गए हैं। कृपया मुझे वापस भेज दीजिए।” आप अपना UPI ऐप खोलकर चेक करते हैं और देखते हैं कि वाकई आपके अकाउंट में पैसे आए हैं। ऐसी स्थिति में सबसे पहले आपके मन में पैसे वापस करने का ख्याल आ सकता है। लेकिन जल्दबाजी में ऐसा करना आपके लिए नुकसानदायक हो सकता है। आज Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm और BHIM जैसे डिजिटल पेमेंट ऐप्स ने पैसे ट्रांसफर करना बेहद आसान बना दिया है। हालांकि, कुछ साइबर अपराधी लोगों की मदद करने की भावना का फायदा उठाकर फर्जी पेमेंट के दावे, नकली QR कोड और धोखाधड़ी वाले रिफंड रिक्वेस्ट का इस्तेमाल करते हैं। ध्यान देने वाली बात यह है कि आपके अकाउंट में अचानक पैसे आने का मतलब यह नहीं है कि हर बार कोई आपके साथ धोखाधड़ी करने की कोशिश कर रहा है। कई बार लोग वास्तव में गलत UPI ID पर पैसे भेज देते हैं। इसलिए जरूरी है कि आप ट्रांजैक्शन की पुष्टि करें, अपनी बैंकिंग जानकारी सुरक्षित रखें और पैसे वापस करने से पहले सही प्रक्रिया अपनाएं। 1. सबसे पहले अपने बैंक अकाउंट में पैस...

Meet Dr. Suryashankar Kumar, the young physiotherapist from Nawada whose journey combines clinical practice, community service, professional recognition and a passion for helping others. Through his work in Patna and his initiatives under the Enduring Welfare Foundation, he is pursuing a vision in which healthcare expertise and social responsibility go hand in hand. Turning Ambition Into a Purpose-Driven Career The journey of a healthcare professional is often defined by years of education, practical training and the responsibility of caring for people. For Dr. Suryashankar Kumar, popularly known as Surya, that journey also includes an interest in social welfare, cultural activities and opportunities to support community development. Born on December 11, 1999, in Nawada, Bihar, Dr. Kumar developed an ambition to enter the healthcare field at an early age. His mother, Sushila Devi, encouraged him to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor and played an important role in shaping his aspira...

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, globalisation and changing lifestyles, the challenge of preserving cultural identity while remaining connected with the modern world has become increasingly significant. At the forefront of one such cultural movement is Ekta Nagpal, whose leadership of “Jadon Se Judo” reflects a determined effort to reconnect people, particularly younger generations, with India’s heritage, values, traditions and civilisational wisdom. Established as a continuing initiative in 2018, Jadon Se Judo is not merely an organisation or cultural platform. It represents an idea — that progress and modernity do not require society to distance itself from its roots. Under Ekta Nagpal’s leadership, the initiative has sought to bring Indian culture, Sanatan values, youth awareness and social responsibility closer to people through meaningful and accessible engagement. A Vision Rooted in India’s Cultural Heritage The philosophy behind Jadon Se Judo is broad and de...

 Ekta Nagpal is an Indian social activist and the Founder-Trustee of Jadon Se Judoo, an initiative dedicated to the vision of “A Step Towards Nation Building.” Her work reflects a commitment to strengthening the connection between individuals, their cultural roots and the communities to which they belong. Guided by the belief that meaningful progress begins with awareness, compassion and collective responsibility, Ekta advocates for a society where development and traditional values can coexist. Through Jadon Se Judoo, she seeks to encourage community participation, social responsibility and a deeper appreciation of India’s cultural identity. Her philosophy centres on the idea that a nation’s strength lies not only in economic advancement but also in the values, relationships and sense of belonging that unite its people. Ekta’s approach to social service emphasises the importance of grassroots engagement and the role that individuals can play in contributing to positive societal ch...

Dr Mayaa SH, a prominent women's rights activist, author, and feminist philosopher, has extensively addressed domestic violence in her work, emphasizing its profound impact and the societal changes required to combat it. Her insights are deeply rooted in her experiences as a survivor and advocate, focusing on empowering women and challenging societal attitudes that blame victims.Beyond her writings, Dr Mayaa SH urges public discourse on gender-based violence, encouraging the use of social media hashtags like #OrangeTheWorld and #GenerationEquality to raise awareness. She also calls for challenging inappropriate behavior, understanding relevant data, and advocating for government investment in data collection on gender-based violence. Employers, she suggests, have a role in creating supportive workplace cultures that encourage survivors to seek mental health support. The Firebrand Feminist and Internationally acclaimed authoress gets candid on her conversation on World Mental Health...

Taking a home loan often creates an unusual situation for property owners: the bank keeps the original property documents until the loan is fully repaid. This can make homeowners wonder— if the original sale deed or registration documents are with the bank, how can they prove that the property legally belongs to them? The good news is that ownership is not established only by physically possessing the original documents. A registered sale deed remains a crucial ownership document, while several other government records, tax receipts, loan documents and utility records can help establish the ownership trail and support your claim when required. Here are six important categories of documents that property owners should preserve carefully. Why Does the Bank Keep the Original Property Documents? When you purchase a house or flat using a home loan, the property is generally offered as security for the loan. As part of this arrangement, the lender may take custody of important original prope...

Redevelopment can be a major opportunity for residents of old housing societies. It can mean a new building, better amenities, improved safety and potentially a more comfortable home. But redevelopment can also become a source of disputes when decisions are taken without enough member participation, developers are selected without proper comparison or projects face repeated delays. To address some of these concerns, Maharashtra has introduced stricter provisions for the redevelopment of cooperative housing societies. The revised framework focuses on member consent, transparency, competitive selection of developers, digital participation and fixed timelines. The changes are particularly relevant in cities such as Mumbai and Pune, where redevelopment has become an important part of the housing market. Here are the major points residents need to understand. 1. Redevelopment Cannot Be Decided by a Small Group One of the biggest changes is the stronger emphasis on collective decision-making...