Dr Chetan Mehta

From the Hills of Mizoram to the Heart of India’s Pride. At just 9 years old, Mizoram’s own Esther Lalduhawmi Hnamte stood in Rashtrapati Bhavan and received the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar from President Droupadi Murmu for her extraordinary musical journey and cultural contribution. Born in Lunglei to a Blacksmith, Esther began singing at the age of 3, first lighting up local church stages. But her voice soon crossed screens and borders when her heartfelt renditions of patriotic anthems captured millions of hearts online. Her viral performances of AR Rahman’s ‘Maa Tujhe Salaam’ and the national anthem ‘Jana Gana Mana’ — released with the Assam Rifles — turned her into a national sensation long before she could choose her school subjects. Today, this little daughter of Mizoram reminds us that talent, passion, and dedication can make the whole nation listen. #InspiringIndia #YoungAchiever #Mizoram #RashtriyaBalPuraskar [Esther Lalduhawmi Hnamte, Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar, Child Prodigy Singer India, Mizoram]

Did you know? In Japan, a special sticker on cars indicates that the driver is 70+ years old. It’s a smart and thoughtful way to encourage patience, understanding, and awareness on the road. This simple gesture helps create safer, more inclusive, and considerate driving environments for elderly drivers. Should India adopt something similar? Let's start the conversation in the comments! #RoadSafety #RespectForElders #DrivingWithCare #Considerate [Elderly drivers, road safety, driving etiquette, respect and care]