You Are Capable of More Than You Know – A Message to Every Student

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 By Nitesh Srivastava | New Inspiration Every student goes through phases of doubt, stress, and exhaustion. There are times when the syllabus feels endless, the pressure unbearable, and the future uncertain. But if you're reading this, take a deep breath—and remember one powerful truth: You are capable of more than you think.   Grades Don’t Define You—Your Growth Does   Marks are important, but they aren’t everything. A failure today does not mean failure forever. A bad day doesn’t cancel your talent, your dreams, or your worth. What matters more is how you respond—with courage, with effort, with belief. 💪 Effort Beats Talent When Talent Doesn’t Try You don’t need to be the smartest in the class. But if you’re the one who shows up every day, studies when it’s hard, and keeps going when others quit—you are already ahead. Hard work may not give instant results, but it builds strength, confidence, and character. And those are the real foundations of success. 🌱 Small Ste...
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Rajput Bravery: How Baisa Kirandevi Forced Akbar to Beg for Mercy

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 Many historians have praised Akbar's greatness but very few historians have described Akbar's lowly deeds.

With his dirty intentions, Akbar used to organize the Nauroz fair in Delhi every year, in which men were prohibited from entering. Akbar used to go to this fair dressed as a woman and the woman who charmed him was brought to Akbar by the maids through deceit. One day, Maharana Pratap's niece, the daughter of his younger brother Maharaj Shakti Singh, came to see the decorations of the fair at the Nauroz fair. Her name was Baisa Kiran Devi, who was married to Prithviraj of Bikaner.

On seeing the beauty of Baisa Kiran Devi, Akbar could not control himself and without thinking, he called her to the Zenana Mahal through the maids. As soon as Akbar tried to touch Baisa Kirandevi, Kiran d\Devi took out a dagger from her waist and threw Akbar down, put her foot on his chest and put the dagger on his neck and said, you lowly... wretched man, don't you know that I am with those women?  I am the niece of Maharana Pratap, whose name does not let you sleep. Tell me what is your last wish? Akbar's blood has dried up. He would have never thought that Emperor Akbar would be at the feet of a Rajput Baisa today. Akbar said, I made a mistake in recognizing me, please forgive me Devi. Then Kiran Devi said that after today, the Nauroz fair will not be held in Delhi and no woman will be harassed. Akbar folded his hands and said that after today, the fair will never be held. After that day, the fair was never held.

The description of this incident is given on page number 632 in Sagat Raso written by Girdhar Asiya. This incident is also described in a painting in the Bikaner Museum through a couplet -

Kiran climbed like a lioness, drawing the dagger on her chest!!

Akbar is begging for his life with outstretched hands!!

Blessed is Kiran Baisaa!! Salute to her bravery🚩🚩🚩

Location: Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

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