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Some People never stop at nothing. They overcome every kind of hurdle and bounce back with enormous energy. Tanisha Roy is a perfect example. In the year 2018, Mrs.Roy was diagnosed with pleomorphic adenoma, a form of tumor which started in the salivary gland and had to cut out from the body. The tumor form had turn malignant which is the first stage of cancer. She had no medication option and surgery was the only thing she had to go through, Mrs.Roy took the big decision and went through macro open surgery. The surgery was successful and the tumor was removed, unfortunately with a huge split from the ear to the neck. Mrs.Tanisha Roy said,” Surviving the cancer journey and being the strongest though the procedure was tough but my family supported me throughout, also kept me motivated. It was difficult but achievable and my plan is to achieve the goals I have set for myself” Fighting all the critical situations, Mrs.Roy planned to participate in the international competi...

Live101 and Meet Bros have come together to launch a one-of-its-kind marketplace platform to book live entertainers for any event or occasion in India. The platform will help cut down the daunting process of hiring a live artist with utter ease, the company said.  With Meet Bros onboard as partners, they will help manage, mentor and curate the right talent for every budget. The platform provides an effective and secure booking service, with a talent pool of over 1400 entertainers such as singers, musicians, comedians, DJs, MCs and more that caters to every occasion right from weddings to corporate events, to family functions to birthday's or house parties and a lot more. "Live101 is committed to provide quality work through its finest artists listed on the platform. Having Meet Bros as our partner will give the artists a chance to mentor and train under them. Our team is well prepared and experienced to cope up with any unexpected circumstances. With an increasing number o...

In 2018, Tanisha underwent surgery for Pleomorphic Adenoma, a salivary gland tumour, because there were no medication options to remove it. “The surgery was a macro-surgery. I was cut open from the lobe of my left ear and down my neck; if the surgery had gone wrong, I would have been paralysed with my facial nerves twisted. The results were shocking. I was diagnosed with cancer in one of the strains in the biopsy results. My tumour has turned malignant. I was still thankful that I had been diagnosed in the early stages, which are quite rare in this disease. I took appropriate treatments to arrest the growth,” she shares. Slipping into depression Tanisha also put on a lot of weight after surgery. Body-shamed by her friends and neighbours, she slipped into depression. “Finally after my six months of bed rest, I said to myself – enough is enough, I woke up as if from a deep sleep and realised that I have the power to create my own reality,” she says. Tanisha started hitting th...