TBI Bulletin – Positive News From All Around (29.05.2012)

Here are stories to cheer and inspire you on a Tuesday Morning! To share any positive news that you came across lately just write to us at contact[at]thebetterindia.com or tweet

By Anuradha Parekh

May 29, 2012

Here are stories to cheer and inspire you on a Tuesday Morning! To share any positive news that you came across lately just write to us at contact[at]thebetterindia.com or tweet @thebetterindia or leave a comment on our facebook page.

1. Over 80,000 rural ladies in UP makes the ‘Nari Sangh’, an organization that has been fighting against corruption for the rights of people since the last five years, and has won many battles too!

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2 Without a thought for his own safety, 52-year old Mumbai constable Gunahji Patil jumped into the sea from a height of 20ft to save a woman attempting suicide! The man deserves a standing ovation and a badge of honour.

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3. Quite contrary to common belief, builders too have a heart. At least builders in Mysore, who are thinking of preserving the heritage city first and then selling their apartments!

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4. He is a nanotechnology scientist who lived in the USA for over a decade but retuned to India like The Prodigal Son with a dream and vision to serve the motherland through politics! He chose to start from the village of his birth, in the severely deprived Vidarbha region, as an independent candidate and hopes to contest Maharashtra assembly elections in 2014!

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5. Gutta Jwala is the first-ever Indian badminton player to secure a place in two events – mixed doubles and women’s doubles – in 2012 London Olympics!

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Compiled by Devdutt.

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