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Design That Thinks, Feels, and Leads: Inside the M.A. Communication Design Program at SDMCA

Design That Thinks, Feels, and Leads: Inside the M.A. Communication Design Program at SDMCA

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], January 22: In a world overflowing with visuals, what truly matters is meaning. Communication today is no longer about decoration—it is about clarity, empathy, responsibility, and influence. The M.A. Communication Design Program at the School of Design, Media, and Creative Arts (SDMCA), JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) is crafted for those who wish to shape ideas that resonate across cultures, platforms, and technologies. Positioned among the best colleges for MA Communication Design, the Program addresses the evolving expectations placed on creative professionals. Recognised within the ecosystem of top MA Communication Design colleges in India, it prepares learners to move…
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From Vision to Frame: The B.A. (Honours) Film Making Program at SDMCA, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)

From Vision to Frame: The B.A. (Honours) Film Making Program at SDMCA, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], January 22: Cinema today is no longer confined to theatres or studios—it shapes culture, influences thought, and defines how stories travel across the world. The B.A. (Honours) Film Making Program at the School of Design, Media, and Creative Arts (SDMCA), JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) is designed for those who do not merely watch films but feel compelled to create them with purpose, discipline, and professional intent. Positioned among contemporary Film Making courses, the Program treats filmmaking as a serious craft and a scalable career. Students entering this academic journey are not trained to imitate cinema; they are prepared to…
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The Crossing Indian Bistro in Paris Expands to the French Riviera in Nice, France on 26 January

The Crossing Indian Bistro in Paris Expands to the French Riviera in Nice, France on 26 January

Nice [France], January 22: This January, the French Riviera welcomes a new culinary arrival as The Crossing Indian Bistro expands beyond Paris with a landmark opening at CAP3000 in Nice on Indian Republic Day, 26 January 2026. The restaurant will become the first-ever Indian dining concept to open inside the iconic seaside shopping destination located between Nice and Monaco, known for its panoramic Mediterranean views and its curated mix of luxury retail and gastronomy. The Crossing first made headlines in France with its debut at Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, where it became the first Indian restaurant to open within the department store’s prestigious…
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Sub-limits in Mediclaim Policies: What They Are and How to Spot Them

Sub-limits in Mediclaim Policies: What They Are and How to Spot Them

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 22: Buying health insurance often feels straightforward: pick a sum insured, compare premiums, and assume you are covered up to that limit. The surprise usually comes at claim time. Many health insurance plans apply sub-limits that cap what the insurer pays for specific parts of the hospital bill, even when your overall coverage looks sufficient. These caps can raise your out-of-pocket spend, and they still apply in cashless admissions because cashless is only a payment method, not a promise of full reimbursement. In this article, you will explore common mediclaim sub-limits and show you exactly where to look…
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Paramatrix Technologies Secures Majority Stake in Metasys

Paramatrix Technologies Secures Majority Stake in Metasys

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 22: Paramatrix Technologies Limited (Paramatrix) (NSE: PARAMATRIX), a trusted provider of enterprise software products and digital IT services, has announced the completion of the first tranche of its acquisition of Metasys Software Private Limited. Key Acquisition Highlights As part of the previously announced transaction, the first tranche of the acquisition of Metasys Software Private Limited has been completed through the acquisition of a 51% equity stake. Following this transaction, Metasys has become a subsidiary, with the remaining stake proposed to be acquired in subsequent tranches as planned. Disciplined Integration Approach Unlike a single-step acquisition, Paramatrix has adopted a phased ownership…
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Generation Intention: How Gen Z Turned Wellness From A Trend Into A Quiet Rebellion

Generation Intention: How Gen Z Turned Wellness From A Trend Into A Quiet Rebellion

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 22: Gen Z didn’t wake up one morning and decide to be “mindful.” That would imply chaos first, clarity later. In reality, many of them grew up inside the chaos—financial instability, climate dread, digital burnout, algorithmic comparison, and a wellness industry that often sold guilt disguised as green juice. What emerged wasn’t rebellion in the loud, headline-friendly sense. It was ra estraint. Selective participation. A soft but stubborn refusal to self-destruct for the sake of aesthetics. If millennials made wellness aspirational, Gen Z made it functional. Less preaching. Fewer miracles. More labels read. More questions were…
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Wellington College International Pune Appoints Dr. Victoria Gardner as Head of Senior School

Wellington College International Pune Appoints Dr. Victoria Gardner as Head of Senior School

Pune (Maharashtra) [India], January 21: Wellington College International Pune (WCI Pune) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Victoria Gardner as Head of Senior School (Year 7 to Year 13). Dr. Gardner brings over 20 years of experience in education, with a strong track record in academic leadership and curriculum development, alongside a deep commitment to pupil wellbeing and success. Dr. Gardner holds a BA and MLitt in Modern History and a PhD in Modern History from the University of Oxford and is a prestigious Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, reflecting her enduring engagement with scholarship and intellectual…
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Doctor 365 and DRVA organized 5th Bollywood Maha Arogya shivir attend Shilpa Shetty, Chairman Dr. Dharmendra Kumar

Doctor 365 and DRVA organized 5th Bollywood Maha Arogya shivir attend Shilpa Shetty, Chairman Dr. Dharmendra Kumar

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 21:  The 5th Bollywood Maha Arogya Shivir 2026 was successfully organized on January 18, 2026, at Chitrakoot Ground, Andheri West, Mumbai, in the presence of chief guest renowned actress Shilpa Shetty, guest of honor Tusshar Kapoor, Rotary Club’s Dr. Manish Motwani, and Dr. Dharmendra Kumar, Chairman of Doctor 365 and DRVA Charitable Trust. Guests included Mr. Biranchi Das (Director Personal SECL), Nr. Swapnil Dhar (Managing Director,SBI Foundation), Mr. Sanjay Prakash (Former MD, SBI Foundation), Manoj Agarwal (CMD, BCCL), Mr. M.K. Ramaiya (DIRECOR HR &PERSONAL BCCL), Mr. Gyaneshwar Patil (MP, Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh), actress Upasana Singh, Naresh…
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Best PC Specs for Video Editing in 2026: What Actually Matters and What Doesn’t

Best PC Specs for Video Editing in 2026: What Actually Matters and What Doesn’t

Building a PC for video editing in 2026 isn’t about chasing trends or guessing what might work. The best PC specs for video editing are already known, argued over, tested, and quietly settled by people who edit for a living and don’t have time to romanticise hardware. If you’re serious about a video editing PC build, the reality is blunt: the wrong choices slow you down every single day, and the right ones disappear into the background, which is exactly what professional PC specs for video editing are supposed to do. The CPU question is already settled People still act…
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The Heavy Pot With Heavy Meaning: How Dutch Ovens Quietly Hijacked Modern Design Culture

The Heavy Pot With Heavy Meaning: How Dutch Ovens Quietly Hijacked Modern Design Culture

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 21: Once upon a time, a Dutch oven was a thing you inherited, not desired. It sat in the corner of a kitchen like a dependable but unphotogenic relative—useful, uncomplaining, and absolutely not trending. Fast-forward to 2026, and that same hulking pot is now centre-stage: colour-coordinated, algorithm-approved, and casually flexed on kitchen counters like a badge of domestic credibility. Somewhere between climate anxiety, burnout culture, and the collective rediscovery of soup, Dutch ovens stopped being cookware and started being cultural artefacts. Not loudly. Not dramatically. Just… inevitably. And yes, there’s something faintly absurd about a 6-kg…
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