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When a Vahani Scholar becomes the first person in their family to attend college, the achievement is often celebrated as a moment of jubilation and the family celebrates along with the community or village, as it is a moment of pride for all. What is less visible are the behind the scene challenges that begin once the acceptance letter arrives and the admission process begins.

For most aspiring medical professionals, NEET represents more than an examination. It represents years of discipline being rewarded. Often burning the midnight lamp, often studying under the street light, sacrifices made by families with a belief that higher education can change the course of life for their offspring. For several students, it represents a gateway to their passion to serve humanity. The opportunity to become the first doctor in their community. The chance to s

I still remember the sound. Not of the plane crashing, it happened far from where I stood, but of the sudden shift in the atmosphere...