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Subhash Ghai & Irshad Kamil pay tribute to the timeless legacy of the legendary lyricist Anand Bakshi New Delhi [India], July 25: Whistling Woods International (WWI), India’s premier institute for Film, Communication and Creative Arts, celebrated its annual Art & Poetry Day on 21st July, commemorating the birth anniversary of the legendary lyricist Anand Bakshi. The event brought together celebrated poets, lyricists, writers and students to honour the enduring power of poetry and its influence on Indian cinema and storytelling. Speaking about the event, Subhash Ghai, Founder & Chairman of Whistling Woods International, said, “Art and poetry are the soul…
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‘Manas Rath Yatra’ in Kericho draws inspiration from the Jagannath Rath Yatra and Tulsidas’s unparalleled vision of the Dharma Rath Kericho (Kenya), July 24: Renowned spiritual leader Morari Bapu began his 981st Ram Katha today in Kericho, the Kenyan region internationally renowned for its verdant tea plantations. Titled ‘Manas Rath Yatra’, the nine-day Katha will continue until 26 July 2026 at the Dansed Gardens Ground. As the annual Jagannath Rath Yatra has just commenced, Bapu dedicated the Katha to the spirit of the sacred journey. He remembered Lord Jagannath and the Rath Yatras of Bhavnagar and Ahmedabad. A Jagannath temple priest was also invited from…
L-R Dr Sailesh Hiranandani, Mr Mohamed Fayaz, Ms Vandana Yadav, Mr Abdulla Jabir New Delhi [India], July 24: In a massive move to reshape the Indian Ocean, Blue Synergy Investments and London’s Emerald Corporates have officially united as master partners to co-develop the $175 Million THAA Island Cluster Sustainable Township in the Maldives. The landmark cross-border partnership is anchored by the overarching global influence and high-level strategic direction of Dr. Sailesh Lachu Hiranandani, Chairman of the Emerald Group, whose executive oversight stands as the ultimate driving force behind the alliance. To bring this colossal vision to life, the massive project…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 24: Ask any final-year student in India what they plan to do after graduation, and you’ll rarely hear a clear answer about their real interests. Most of the time, it’s a jumble of half-baked ideas, parents setting the tone, and that constant worry about how they’ll pay rent. The truth is, hardly anyone in India picks a career by themselves. It’s about everything except what a 21-year-old really wants. The Weight of the Family Ledger A career here isn’t just the child’s call—it’s a family decision. Parents scrape together money for fees and expect a good…
New Delhi [India], July 24: Yogesh Sharma (Shelly), Director of Para Athlete Development & Special Programs, Para Powerlifting, paid a courtesy visit to Shri Devendra Jhajharia, President of the Paralympic Committee of India & Jayawant Hammanavar, Secretary General, Paralympic Committee of India (PCI), at the PCI headquarters in New Delhi. During the meeting, Yogesh Sharma sought Shri Devendra Jhajharia’s valuable guidance on various aspects of para sports development and athlete welfare. The discussion covered ways to better support para athletes, identify emerging talent, and create a stronger ecosystem for their growth and success. Drawing from his vast experience as one of India’s most…
Pune (Maharashtra) [India], July 24: Creality, a global leader in 3D printing, and WOL3D, the leading Indian 3D printing company, have launched Pune’s first experiential 3D printing retail store at Kopa Mall, Koregaon Park. This store allows customers to witness live 3D printing in action and experience how digital concepts are transformed into tangible objects, in real time. This launch marks a significant step towards making 3D printing more accessible, interactive, and engaging for creators, students, businesses, hobbyists, and technology enthusiasts. It also reflects Creality’s continued investment in expanding its global offline retail presence following its listing on the Hong Kong Stock…
New Delhi [India], July 24: Yogesh Sharma (Shelly), Joint Secretary, AAP Punjab & Director of Para Athlete Development & Special Programs, Para Powerlifting (PCI), attended the 14th Foundation Day Celebration of the BRICS Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BRICS CCI) as a Special Guest. The prestigious event witnessed the presence of distinguished dignitaries, policymakers, business leaders, diplomats, and eminent personalities from across various sectors. During the event, Yogesh Sharma (Shelly) had the privilege of meeting Sameep Shastri, Chairman of BRICS CCI. The interaction highlighted the importance of collaborative leadership, inclusive development, and strengthening initiatives that create meaningful social and economic impact.…
Rajkot (Gujarat) [India], July 22: Captain Polyplast Limited (CPL, BSE: 536974), one of the leading manufacturers and exporters of micro irrigation solutions, with a diversified presence in the solar EPC market, is pleased to announce that the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) has issued a circular, notifying the listing of the Company’s equity shares on the NSE with effect from 23 July, 2026. This marks a significant milestone in the Company’s journey, as it now gains access to a wider and deeper pool of investors through one of India’s largest stock exchanges. Key Listing Details: Exchange: NSE Symbol:…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 24: There was a time when catching a movie in India meant squeezing into a single-screen theater with a creaky ceiling fan and scratchy audio coming from old speakers shoved wherever they’d fit. Fast forward to today, and you’ll find teens in Kochi walking into theaters where a helicopter seems to whir past their heads, or battle scenes spill off the edge of a massive screen. This transformation didn’t just happen on its own. A decade of steady—and pretty pricey—tech investments has completely changed what it means to watch an Indian film. The screens got bigger…