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Vijay is an engineer who turned into a taxi driver. He gave up his career at Larsen and Toubro and began to drive a taxi, free of cost for anyone who needs to get to the hospital.
He has transported more the 500 emergency cases and there will no doubt, there will be may more to come.
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I am an Engineer turned into a TAXI Driver- Vijay Thakur Vijay is an engineer who turned into a taxi driver. He gave up his career at Larsen and Toubro and began to drive a taxi, free of cost for anyone who needs t...

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Shattering Stereotypes: Empowering Divorced Women in Our Society
Dear Members of Our Society,
Today, I want to address an issue that continues to persist despite our progress towards a more inclusive and compassionate society: the unfair stigma surrounding divorced women. It is disheartening to witness how, in many instances, divorced women are still looked down upon, judged, and marginalized due to their marital status. As a community, it is essential that we challenge these harmful stereotypes and foster an environment of empathy, understanding, and support for all individuals, regardless of their relationship status.
Divorce is a difficult and emotionally challenging process for anyone involved. Instead of condemning or ostracizing those who have gone through it, we should strive to be more compassionate and offer our support. Divorced women are resilient individuals who have faced life-altering decisions, and their journey should be acknowledged with respect and admiration for their strength.
It is vital to recognize that a woman's worth is not defined solely by her marital status. Her value lies in her character, talents, achievements, and the positive contributions she makes to our society. By promoting equality and understanding, we can work towards eradicating the prejudiced mindset that demeans divorced women.
Let us also acknowledge that divorce can happen for a myriad of reasons, and casting judgment without understanding the complexities of each situation is unjust. Every individual's story is unique, and rather than assuming, let us lend a listening ear and a helping hand to those who might be going through a difficult phase in their lives.
As a society, we must take collective responsibility for dismantling these harmful stereotypes.

The Managing Committee of ICAI Dubai Chapter in association with Expresso Talks organized an interesting session for its members and families to take full advantage of our profound speakers whose real life proved that being a 'misfit' in today's world of can take you to greater heights and leave you feeling more happy and fulfilled about your purpose and in life.

Their Chief guest for the evening, His Excellency Dr Aman Puri, Consul General of India to Dubai was an inspiration. A living example of a Dentist by education turned his interest into Indian Foreign Services with an intention to give back to the and make an impact as we all proudly know him today.

Our Speaker Mr. Manish Mundra- the Founder and Producer of Drishyam Films is a multi tasker in the making. A crisp professional working full time as a CEO in the corporate to following his passion to making films, he successfully made an impact with the audience realizing how important it is to follow your and to leave a mark in this society while you live. His belief that no one can be perfect except nature was the highlight statement of the evening.

Our next Speaker Saket Modi is the co-founder and CEO of Safe Security, a Cyber security and Digital Business Risk Quantification platform company. He is popularily known as the Batman of Cyber Security. He talked us through the concept of data security and its importance was clearly demonstrated by a live "hack".

Thank you for this wonderful opportunity! Thank you Chairman for believing in us! And huge thanks to all the managing committee members who have been there for us!