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"Watching him revive his passion makes me so happy. And I hope I can do for him, what he’s done for me—tell me that I’m the best at what I do and push me to reach for the stars!" says the daughter who studies at the same college with her father! #Inspiration #Heartwarming

"It was a horrific scene, I could only see blood, pieces of flesh, and people and babies crying. I was bleeding from my head, nose and mouth, and didn't know whether I was going to survive," says Amit Motwani, a flight steward, who was there when Brussels suffered a horrific terror attack in March 2016.

"People will have thousands things to say, and will pass judgement, but do not believe them. Just focus on yourself. Believe in that little voice within you, which knows very well what you need to do," says the woman breaking gender barriers through sheer grit. #WomenPower #Respect #Mumbai

"We may be differently abled, but together we’re complete... together we’re two parts of one whole."

"It’s a mental game. I still wake up at 4.30 a.m. and do all my work. And of course, I spend time with my wife–that’s a must from a now retired professor!"

"I didn’t see the point of saving anything for the future, when I had the power to help him in the present...so why would I even think twice about that?" says the proud teacher in his viral post.

They were ridiculed for their choices by friends and relatives, but for this love-struck couple, the skewed gender constructs of the society were even more ludicrous!

“I convinced my supervisor to allow me to attend college once a week. Every Wednesday, I attend college and in a year, I’ll get a bachelor’s degree. I’ll have achieved my father’s dream.”

Life was as good as it could get until the day of delivery. A complication during delivery led to excessive bleeding and unfortunately, the girl lost her life, soon after delivering the twins.

In an inspiring and at the same time, heartwarming Humans of Bombay post on Facebook, the former DGP not only narrates interesting anecdotes from when he was a serving officer but also shares a precious life lesson.