Arjun, from Assam, suffered a devastating burn accident during Diwali at age two, leaving nearly 40% of his upper body injured. Doctors offered little hope, prompting his family to sell everything and move from Assam to Delhi for advanced treatment, followed by multiple surgeries. After his appearance gradually improved, he faced years of bullying at school, though his twin brother stood by him. Arjun then dedicated himself to NEET UG 2026 for a future as a plastic surgeon—until the exam was cancelled amid paper leak allegations. He’s now preparing again.
Alex Zanardi’s death has brought attention back to his most defining moment after a 2001 crash left him with both legs gone. Instead of focusing on what he lost, he declared, “Who cares about my legs? I am alive.” That mindset fueled a remarkable comeback, propelling him to Paralympic success and global resilience.
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Global development banks are stepping up coordination to help countries face intensifying economic uncertainty. By combining funds, expertise and risk-management tools, they plan to deliver faster support for immediate pressures while strengthening long-term resilience. The push will prioritize protecting vulnerable populations and accelerating private sector growth, jobs and sustainable development.
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