Our children live in the stars.

- Nowadays-Preeti Shah

- Ryan Wales, together with the Police and Medical Board, provides psychological and financial assistance to parents who have lost their children. The organization has helped 3,316 people so far

Paul Burke and Ryan Manning lived happily ever after with their three children in Lancaster, Wales, England. His youngest son, George, was barely a year old when he suddenly fell and fainted while playing with toys one day in February 2016. Her parents rushed her to the hospital, but George died tragically. The postmortem report revealed that George had died of pneumonia and type-A influenza.

Gradually father Paul Burke began to blame himself for the death of baby George. Rather than constantly regretting the guilt of 7-year-old Paul. Five days had passed since George's death. Their children Holly and Isaac were to be cared for, but Paul Burke was deeply shocked by the death of the infant George. One day he went out saying he was coming back, but instead of Paul Burke, the police came to report Paul's death. The incredible shock of losing her husband just five days after the son was unbearable for Ryan Manning.

Ryan Mannings was stunned. She did not cry for months. Farewell to two members of the family and two children. One of Ryan Meninges' regrets was that at such a traumatic time in life, someone would have come to share in the grief, would have given comfort, would have found someone who could have felt relieved by putting his head on someone's shoulder, or would have hugged him and said that it was not your fault. You tried your best, but destiny will probably allow it. If such an event had taken place, Paul would be with her today. This was constantly on his mind.

Ryan Manning quit his job as a physical education teacher and started a charity called ૨ Wish Upon a Star '. He is trying to help the family in which children under the age of twenty-five have died suddenly. Ryan Wales, together with the Police and Medical Board, provides psychological and financial assistance to parents who have lost their children. The organization has so far helped 4,612 people.

Today the organization has a fund of one million pounds. This organization helps about one hundred such families every year. Ryan is extremely conscious of mental health and raises the morale of the person in front by talking about the events and struggles that have occurred in his life. E. Q. In 2012, to raise awareness about mental health, the BBC made a documentary called 'Mind over Marathon' in which Riya participated.

Today in Wales, if a child or young person dies suddenly from an illness or an accident, an emergency room in a Wales hospital provides police assistance and counseling. Today, after Ryan Manning has done so much work, he is surprised that only eight years ago, a family like ours did not get any relief. Real Manning has received many awards for his work to date, but was awarded the 'Pride of Britain' in 2012 for his invaluable humanitarian work. Accepting the award, he said, "When Paul and I sat down and watched the award program on television and thought about how these individuals work, I had no idea that one day I would get this award. I imagine that Paul and George would look at me with pride. ' He says it is important to spread awareness about mental health among the youth today, as the rate of suicide among the youth has increased. They are helping such families. In such a situation, it is very important to go home in person to offer comfort, but due to the epidemic of corona, it is not possible to meet face to face and help them by staying online. He is trying to make sure that no parents or siblings in Wales are deprived of his help. He tells the little ones - find those who have gone from here in the stars.

Knowledge offers many possibilities

- Rajan came up with the idea of ​​creating a YouTube channel, but for that he had neither a computer nor a laptop. He bought a smartphone for seven thousand rupees and started a YouTube channel

Born in Silchar, a small town in southern Assam, Rajan Nath wanted to become a doctor, but due to financial difficulties, he could not prepare for the medical entrance exams. The father has retired as a hero in the Indian Army and the mother is a housewife. The father wanted Rajan to join the army or do a government job, but Rajan wanted to study medicine from Kendriya Vidyalaya in Masimpur, but since his father retired early, it was difficult for Rajan and his sister to study and run the house from his pension. Passed the exam without coaching, but failed. So he got his B.Sc. in Zoology. Deciding to do so, Silchar's G.C. Admitted to college. During this time he was preparing for competitive exams.

E. Q. While Rajan was preparing for the Staff Selection Commission exam in 2012, he came up with the idea of ​​creating a YouTube channel, but he did not have a computer or a laptop for it. He bought a smartphone for seven thousand rupees and started a YouTube channel. Not only that, he also started his own web-site 'epostal.in'.

Employees of the Postal Department through the ePostal Network qualify for further promotion by passing the Limited Department Competitive Examination. More than three hundred people nominated in Rajan's first batch. Raj worked hard to prepare the study material for his subscribers.

More than 70 per cent of Rajan's first batch of employees, who prepare daily through lectures, mock tests and revisions, passed. Its start-up offers sixty to ninety days of coaching for examinations in different departments of the post office. Earlier, they used to study only in Hindi medium, but since 2021, they have also started English medium. The fee for different courses is one thousand to fifteen hundred rupees. In it he lectures for an hour.

Rajan, who started the online coaching class for a fee in July 2020, says that so far 5,000 people have been nominated and most of them have passed the exam. The number of subscribers to the YouTube channel has crossed one lakh. Rajan Nath passed the Staff Selection Commission examination in his second year of college and got a job as an assistant in the postal department with a salary of twenty five thousand rupees. His family was happy to get a government job, but as his followers grew he started a website and created a curriculum for those people.

Rajan Nath started preparing handwritten notes and video lectures. It was very easy for him to make notes as he was preparing for the civil service exam at that time. Rajan went on learning himself and teaching others. Took help of YouTube tutorial to create online channel and website. Marketed his channel through Facebook and WhatsApp group. Raj, who calls himself a 'soloprenior', has hired three online tutors to help him. He is currently trying to create a Rajan app. Which wants to start by the end of 2021. This will provide news and study material through the app. In future he plans to start coaching not only for the postal department but also for the examinations organized by other departments.

He plans to offer courses in South Indian languages ​​and seeks the help of retired postal officials. Rajan's Bijus and Unacademi are the inspiration for success in the field of Adtech. Most people believe that money is needed for success, but Rajan, who earns Rs 35 lakh in ten months, values ​​knowledge, time, hard work and effort just as much.