Tuesday, December 22, 2020

Indian Singer Mayur Suryawanshi

 

Mayur Madhukar Suryawanshi is a Mechanical architect who has a musical voice and is an incredible guitar player. It's difficult to envision what impact music can bring to your perspective. Music—musicality, percussion, song, amicability, vocalization, instrumentation, they all emotionally affect our mind and physiological prosperity. Regardless of whether we're tuning in to or making it, music sidesteps our minds and mixes something ageless and other worldly inside us, calling us on to a more mindful, present, and sense of self/character free space. What's more, in this space, what is immaterial falls away, leaving us in an increased condition of mindfulness.



"Music acts like a sorcery key, to which the most firmly shut heart opens." ― Maria Augusta von Trapp

Mayur was born on 24th April 1996 in Latur, Maharashtra. His dad is an educator in a tuition based school and mother, a home-creator. He has no family foundation in the field of music. He is genuinely a craftsman who endeavored to accomplish the level where he is today is as yet working with commitment to get famous everywhere on the world.

At the point when Mayur began singing and playing guitar, it was simply because of his colossal love for music. What's more, this is the thing that he used to do in his available time. He used to sing in his school occasions and before his companions. His companions used to cherish his voice and the melodies he used to sing. He has that supernatural touch while playing guitar, whosoever tuned in to it, they simply needed to continue tuning in. Mayur got the motivation to sing from Kishore Kumar and Arijit Singh.

He paid attention to music in his life when his guides gave him the recommendation that he should seek after his vocation in this stream as he was excessively acceptable at its creation. Mayur began partaking in different occasions to spread his music and voice among individuals. Despite the fact that he never had any expert vocal preparing, he actually needed to turn into an independent craftsman and an exceptionally well known artist, this reality makes his excursion considerably all the more fascinating. When he met one of the celebrated guitarists of Malang Band, Chandrakant and afterward he got related with Dinesh Drumz. At the point when he made certain about his musings that he needed to accomplish something significant in this industry, he began every day riyaaz to make up for the shortcoming for vocal preparing. Mayur likewise took in the nuts and bolts of guitar at Chandrakant Unavane. He buckled down and with all the commitment to meet that degree of ability which was required for turning into a celebrated artist.

In 2017, Mayur got his first break with an open door for a live show with Dinesh Drumz and this went so well which persuaded him much more. Mayur was relentless that after this exhibition, he has performed at 200+ live shows in only one and a half year. He wishes to turn into an International Artist sometime in the future. Mayur has additionally confronted the issue of not finding a new line of work as India has not many open doors in contrast with the quantity of youthful gifts we have. Be that as it may, Mayur isn't prepared to surrender so soon as though we continue attempting, at some point or another we'll arrive at our objective. Mayur is a motivation to a great deal of youthful abilities who have similar dreams and goals in their lives.

Monday, December 21, 2020

Shivangi Pathak First Indian Mountaineer

 

An Indian mountaineer, hailing from Hisar, Haryana, Shivangi Pathak is India's youngest mountaineer to have climbed Mt. Everest from the Nepal side. The year 2018 had seen two of the bravest feats of this young girl, making her a very famous sports personality of India. In May 2018, she climbed the world's highest peak, Mt. Everest from the Nepal side. The same year in September she climbed Mt. Elbrus, the highest peak in Russia. A year later, at the age of 17, Pathak successfully climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa.



At the Beginning

Born in August 2002, Shivangi comes from the city of Hisar, Haryana. Her father is a teacher in a Government School, while her mother works in a bank. Pathak from a younger age has drawn inspiration from Arunima Sinha, the first-ever Indian mountain climber to have climbed Everest with a prosthetic leg.

She has also drawn courage and inspiration from MalavathPoorna, another Indian mountain climber who climbed Everest from the Tibet side in 2014. Poorna was the youngest mountaineer to have summited Everest at the mere age of 13.

Growing up in a conservative north Indian town, Pathak has had to face immense challenges to gain recognition amongst the sports personalities of India. In an interview, Pathak claims that her only aim is to conquer the greatest mountains in the world. From a very young age, Pathak has been training herself at Delhi's Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering. Always having the ambition of becoming a legendary mountaineer Pathak has participated in several high-altitude training programs in Kashmir's glacier regions.

Achievements

One of India's youngest mountain climber, Shivangi has shown uninhibited courage to the whole world with the success of this formidable task. At the age of 16, this girl proved her bravado by climbing the world's highest peak, the majestic Mt. Everest. The same year saw another heroic stride of this young girl when she successfully summited Mt. Elbrus, the highest Russian mountain peak.

After these feisty achievements, there was no stopping to the courage and ambition of this Indian sportsperson. She continued to walk on the path of her dreams and conquered Mt. Kilimanjaro, the very next year in 2019. Of all these climbs of valor, reaching the summit of Everest has been the highest peak in her journey and won her accolades from the entire nation. Pathak was reported to have completed her journey in three days via the Marangu route. She started her journey from July 21 and completed her mission successfully by July 24 in the year of 2018. She was congratulated by the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi on this "stupendous accomplishment."

Struggles

Born in a small town and a country where women have never been encouraged to enter the male-dominated arena of Sports, Shivangi Pathak like any other female sportsperson has had to undergo a lot of struggle and obstacles in her path. Despite efforts and achievements, women in India have often been suppressed in the field of sports. In this environment, an icon like Pathak not only makes the nation proud but is a motivation for hundreds of women to take up aspirations as challenging as mountaineering.

In an interview, she says that with more women achieving such feats, the world will stop undervaluing a woman's potential. She says that as more women become famous Indian sports personalities the world will learn to respect their potential. Very soon women going for practice runs and jogging in their pair of shorts will soon not be an eyesore anymore.

Matching up to her male counterparts in mountaineering was Shivangi's target for quite some time. With the record of climbing Everest from the Nepal side at the young age of 16, she holds the title of "The Eagle of Mountain". She has dedicated and trained herself in mountaineering from a very young age, a time when dreams are limitless. Shivangi is one such woman who is living her dream with the completion of every magical mission and motivating hundreds of women to believe that there is no mountain or no height that they should fear based on gender stereotype.

After completing her training in basic and advanced mountaineering at Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering, Delhi, she has taken part in several climbing programs and training activities that have made her reach her peak of glory.

Looking Forward

Regarded as a famous Indian sportspersonnow, the bright young woman, Shivangi has the dreams to conquer every peak in the world. Her strength and determination keep her motivated in the pursuit of challenges.

Having already proven her chops by climbing the Everest, Elbrus, and Kilimanjaro, Shivangi has established that the highest mountains in the world couldn't stop her. Now, she'll surely be setting sights on other majestic climbs in the future, making India prouder of her accomplishments.

Pathak who has become a firebrand in the field of mountain climbing has miles to go and a lot of hurdles to conquer.

Friday, December 4, 2020

Inspiring Story Of Gattem Venkatesh

 

Gattem Venkatesh – A Micro Artist

 

GattemVenkatesh, a young talented artist was born on 28th May, 1996 in Chinadoddigallu village in Andhra Pradesh. When he was a child, He used to visit artesian near his place. He used to ask a new question every time about their craft. These were the artist who used to carve on wood. He got this talent from these artists and started crafting.  One of the artisans told him, "Art has no rules and regulations. No one can stop you." This gave him wings in life to fly with shining colors. When Venkatesh started doing this, he got so many people around to demotivate him as no one takes such things seriously. His relatives were seeing it as a pure waste of time. But luckily his parents were so supportive. They never listened to what others were saying. They supported him wholeheartedly.



 

Venkatesh is a 23 years young micro artist who carves his masterpieces on pencil lead, chalk pieces, matchsticks, and even toothpick. His parents toldhim not to mind anyone else just concentrate on his work. Venkatesh was moving forward slowly and steadily, he earned so many awards, set many records and everyone out there was praising his talent by this time. Venkatesh wanted to do something big, he wanted to achieve something. He tried to get a place in The Guinness Book of World Records. He applied for continuous two years but each time his application was rejected. It was so hard to keep up the same spirit while facing rejection for two long years. But Venkatesh didn't give up. He was so determined to reach there and touch the sky, he trusted his skills and kept trying.

 

He started studying world records and soon he found an opportunity when he noticed that he could create the smallest miniature of The Empire State Building. Without wasting much time, he was already onto it. It's unbelievable that this talented artist created a replica of the Empire State Building on an 18mm toothpick just in twenty-three minutes. He did his best and once again he applied for the same record.  It took some time for the officials to compare the existing replica and the new one created by Venkatesh and this time his hard work paid off. His name was added to the records. It was 2017 when Gattem’s talent recognized and his name was penned in the Guinness Book of World Records.

 

Venkatesh completed his B.Arch from GITAM School of Architecture, and then completed a doctorate in Arts and Crafts from Peace University, Germany. In July 2018, he finished his education and meanwhile managed to build over 400 pieces of artwork. He started his own venture named Venky Arts, where he helps students to live their artistic goals of life. After achieving so much, he didn't stop there, he continued visiting Art exhibits, attending school functions as chief guest.  Another big achievement of his life was when he was nominated for the Padma Shri, there he had a chance to meet the former Indian President, Pranab Mukherjee, who encouraged him to follow his dreams. He had also received the Ugadi Puruskar from the Andhra Pradesh Government in 2018.