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Feeling Minds Organised Gala Certification Ceremony to certify Parenting Experts

Feeling Minds Organised Gala Certification Ceremony to certify Parenting Experts

New Delhi (India), July 6: The parents today are facing unique challenges in raising up the new generation. The emotional and mental health difficulties in children and adolescents, ranging from depression, anxiety, gaming addiction and aggression has made parenting a great challenge. Sometimes the parents have no other way but to turn to the internet for any suggestions or solutions, which in turn is full of contradictory advice on how to parent their children. Parenting was thought to be something that was given to us traditionally by our own parents, and we grew up believing that we did not have…
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Lakshmi Baldania has notably become Gujarat’s first certified woman drone pilot from Sanskardham Drone Academy

Lakshmi Baldania has notably become Gujarat’s first certified woman drone pilot from Sanskardham Drone Academy

New Delhi (India), July 6: In a largely male-dominated field, she has carved out a niche for herself in the rapidly expanding, cutting-edge technology field of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Meet Lakshmi Baldania, Gujarat’s first female drone pilot who has been trained and certified by the Sanskardham Drone Academy. Lakshmi is a housewife and a graduate in commerce from the town of Adipur in Gujarat’s Kutch district, which is known around the world for its “white desert.” She has had a fascination with flying planes since she was a child. Her husband is a salt and agriculture farmer in the…
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Global India National Excellence Awards 2022 bestowed

Global India National Excellence Awards 2022 bestowed

New Delhi [India], June 30: The Nari-Niti Foundation India felicitated prominent personalities for their excellent work in different fields at an award ceremony at the Constitution Club of India in New Delhi on . The awards are dedicated to the 75th-year celebrations of India’s Independence. The special invitees include Bollywood actress Amisha Patel, actor and MP Manoj Tiwari, Nari-Niti Foundation’s Managing Director Sharda Nitish Chandra, Maya Shankar, Special Secretary in Bihar’s home department IPS Vikas Vaibhav, Delhi Metro DIG IPS Jitendra Rana, Gen Sec of Rashtriya Suraksha Jaagran Manch Reshma H Singh, educationist Kumar Arunoday, noted pageant groomer Lieutenant Rita Gangway,…
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International Yoga Day: Yoga is an alternative for therapy, says Moradabad’s philanthropist Arvind Goel

International Yoga Day: Yoga is an alternative for therapy, says Moradabad’s philanthropist Arvind Goel

July 1: Yoga is an ancient science that focuses on conscious synchronization of mind, body and spirit that eventually facilitates enlightenment. As the world prepares to celebrate the 8th International Day of Yoga on June 21, a Moradabad based philanthropist and educator, Arvind Kumar Goel, works silently to tap the Yoga’s vast potential to change lives for the betterment. Yoga is all about moving towards experiential reality where one gets to know about one’s ultimate reason for existence. And, it’s certainly not just about asanas, meditation and difficult physical postures or a method to stay healthy as often projected, but…
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Mrs. Minu Kalita Pursues Her Dream of Becoming a Teacher after Graduating With a B.Ed. Degree at the Age Of 44

Mrs. Minu Kalita Pursues Her Dream of Becoming a Teacher after Graduating With a B.Ed. Degree at the Age Of 44

Defying conventional norms, she graduated from MIT World Peace University as the Top Ranked with Scholarship June 29: While one would find a plethora of people preaching about age being just a number, only a handful of them end up following the saying with all their hearts. Mrs. Minu Kalita is one such dreamer who pursued her dream of becoming a teacher by completing her graduation in B.Ed. at the age of 44 from MIT World Peace University, Pune. While the COVID crisis wreaked havoc across the country in 2020, it came as a blessing in disguise for Mrs. Kalita.…
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Producer Mayur Gharat sheds light on impact of cinema and screen on youth

Producer Mayur Gharat sheds light on impact of cinema and screen on youth

June 28: Since the inception of existence, humans have been discovering different ways for recreation. The power of audio-visuals has been exploited politically, socially, and economically throughout history. Out of which, cinema has continued to be an extremely popular source of entertainment worldwide. Generically, the first few thoughts that comes to the mind on this topic are the negatives like stereo types, gender roles, objectification and many more. However, like everything, there are two sides to it. Producer Mayur Gharat, who is popularly known for his movie Shivamrut and has co-produced several other Marathi movies shares insights on this topic.…
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Drug Abuse Awareness Campaign: Dr. Sohini Sastri

Drug Abuse Awareness Campaign: Dr. Sohini Sastri

Kolkata, June 28: To curb the growing number of drug abuse cases in Kolkata, the city police has chalked out a plan to raise awareness among people in the run-up to June 26, International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. This year, the theme is #unitedagainstdrugs. The Kolkata Police has planned to reach out to maximum people through a rally. Kolkata Police Club has organised an awareness programme on this occasion. Sourav Ganguli, the BCCI president, was the chief guest. Dr. Sohini Sastri, philanthropist, and famous astrologer was invited as the guest of honour. Both actively participated in the…
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How adopting technology in its working helped Smile for All become one of the most transparent NGOs ever

How adopting technology in its working helped Smile for All become one of the most transparent NGOs ever

June 27: India runs the most extensive free education program for children under 14. India has also implemented a right to education act for underprivileged children to enjoy inclusivity and study in a private school. Yet, according to the union education minister, Dharmendra Pradhan, approx. Fifteen crore children were out of school as of 2021. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/15-cr-children-out-of-school-atpresent-union-education-minister/articleshow/85268637.cms For a long time, NGOs have been frowned upon for lacking transparency in the utilisation of their funds. One of the reasons most NGOs have only been able to do a little good is that there is limited public participation from those outside the NGO’s…
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How Poonam Vishal Vidhate Has Made A Mark In Politics While Taking Care Of Her Family

How Poonam Vishal Vidhate Has Made A Mark In Politics While Taking Care Of Her Family

June 24: Even in the 21st century, if you think women are meant to only manage the house, family and children, then you are probably living under a rock. There’s no profession or industry where modern women haven’t shown their potential. Poonam Vishal Vidhate is one of the powerful Indian women who has made a huge name in politics thanks to her hard-working and futuristic attitude. Poonam from the National Congress Party (NCP) is trying to socialise through politics shoulder to shoulder with her husband. Poonam Vishal Vidhate is a resident of Baner, Pune who has done B.Com from Appasaheb…
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75% Indian population never goes for diagnostic tests due to a lack of diagnostic testing culture, leading to the rising incidence of CVDs in youth

75% Indian population never goes for diagnostic tests due to a lack of diagnostic testing culture, leading to the rising incidence of CVDs in youth

48% of people are either hypertensive or at risk of becoming hypertensive, and 30% of people have a high Waist Hip Ratio (WHR) – an early indication of the onset of CVDs: Study New Delhi [India], June 23: Neglecting preventive care leads to high cases of preventable diseases. And this applies to cardiovascular diseases as well. Currently, in India, there is a lack of preventive care ecosystem, which is the reason why the majority of the people don’t go for preventive screening leading to a host of diseases. When they go for tests, it’s too late. Lately, the incidence of heart…
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