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Meet the next-gen fashion designer on the blocks of the fashion industry: Paras Singh Pawar

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Taking his family-owned business “Gurdev Sons” to greater heights across the business world is Paras Singh Pawar.

The way young individuals are exploring their respective field cross sector is incredible. They possess in-depth market knowledge with effective market strategies and efficient implementation of social media and technology as key factors. When we talk about clothing business or Fashion designing, it’s the only sector which enhances their massive clients personality amazingly with their unique designed fabric. Meet one such young fashion designer who have amazed millions of people of Punjab and India as an country- Paras Singh Pawar. Proudly taking ahead his grandfather Gurdev Singh’s legacy business of most creative tailoring brand named – ‘Gurdev Sons’ established since the year 1968.

Paras Singh was born in Chandigarh and raised in Bathinda. He accomplish his B.A. from Punjab University Chandigarh. This young talent is blessed with creative mind and got a perfect platform in the form of Gurdev Sons to take his business legacy ahead by showcasing astounding cloth designing skills. Being the eldest child of the family, he understood his responsibilities very well. He took his family business to the next level with his pro knowledge, skills, unique creativity which helped his family business to gain popularity across the globe with their unique collection of men’s clothing line. They offer luxury brand for men like – Roger La Viale, Harris Tweed, Strona, Gorgio Cavali and more!

Gurdev Sons Clothing Store is the first choice of each Punjabi to explore the unique collection of cloth offered to them. Paras also used the most tangible assets to expand his business globally. In 2016 he got tremendously famous for his work on social media app – Snapchat. Celebrities also got attracted with his brand and designs. Numerous celebrities specially tweet about their products and services to their respective followers like – Karan Aujla, Desi Crew, Jordan Sandhu, Sajjan Adeeb, Happy Raikoti, Harf Cheema, Harsimran King , Parmish Verma, Harbhajan Maan, Dilpreet Dhillon and many more for their creative designing cloth and highest standards of professionalism.  

Gurudev Sons is one the most prestigious brand offering their services since 1968. Paras’s hard work, creativity and skills in his work has worked as blessing for his business. Gurdev Sons offers huge varieties of cloth which includes kurta pajma, Suits, Waist Coats, Indo western, etc.

We wish Paras Singh Pawar all the very best for all future endeavours. Do follow him on Instagram @gurdev_sons.

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Delhi Police arrests Md Ashraf, a Pakistani Terrorist from Delhi, was planning blasts

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Special Cell of Delhi Police, on Monday, arrested a Pakistani Terrorist from Laxmi Nagar in East Delhi. The man named Mohammad Ashraf was living in India for the past 15 years and was planning blasts during the festive season. An AK-47, one hand grenade, 2 pistols, and more than 60 rounds of ammunition were seized from him.

In a major move to fight terrorism, Delhi Police’s Special Cell, on Monday arrested Md Ashraf, a Pakistani Terrorist from Ramesh Park, Laxmi Nagar in East Delhi. As per the police, the man was living in India with an Indian identity and even had an Aadhar Card and Passport of India. The terrorist who was identified as Mohammad Ashraf had an AK-47, one hand grenade, 2 pistols, one extra magazine, and more than 60 rounds of ammunition and was planning to create mayhem and violence in the country during the festive season.

It was also revealed that the Pakistani National was living in India disguised as a ‘Pir Baba’ and was even married to an Indian woman. Delhi Police Special Cell’s Deputy Commissioner of Police Pramod Kushwaha said that the suspected terrorist, Pakistani National Mohammad Ashraf, had most likely entered India through the Bangladesh border touching Siliguri. Addressing a presser, Pramod Kushwaha also said that “From the weapons recovered, we feel he was going to carry out an operation during the festive season. Md Ashraf made a fake ID in Bihar and also got married to a woman in Vaishali, Ghaziabad.”

The police further said that although they are still verifying the details, Mohammad Ashraf was staying in India for at least a decade. In Delhi, he was staying in two locations- Old Delhi and Laxmi Nagar. Delhi Police also confirmed that Md Ashraf’s passport was made in 2014 and has changed at least 5-6 addresses and was using social media apps to stay in touch with his Pakistan handler. Kushwaha also said that the man joined the terrorist camp after his Class 10 exams and was given six months of training and has lived in multiple locations across the country which includes Ajmer, Ghaziabad, Jammu, Udhampur, and Delhi. Deputy Commissioner further added that “We got a tip-off that he had reached an advanced stage as he was given the locations for weapons. Before he could carry ahead any operation, we arrested him.”

As per the sources, he hails from Pakistan’s Punjab province and is currently under police custody and relevant provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act has been invoked against him. Meanwhile, the owner of the house from where Ashraf used to stay in Delhi said they would cooperate with the police. “He lived here for six months. My father got his Aadhar Card made for documentation. After he left, we were not in touch with him. If needed, we will cooperate with the police,” said the man, Uzaib.

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Covid-19 vaccines for kids going to be approved soon

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The union minister for state and family welfare Praveen Pawar on Tuesday said that covid-19 vaccination for children is in progress. Drugs Controller General of India has not yet given the final approval to the vaccines. Bharat Biotech’s indigenous Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin should be considered in the list of emergency vaccines for children in the age group of two to 18 years told the expert group looking at vaccine approvals. 

The recommendation is a step further looking at the increasing chances of a third wave of infection. The Drugs Controller General of India is expected to give the final approval soon looking at the rising covid-19 situation. According to the people who are aware of the matter, the step is going to complete within days. 

Union minister of state for health and family welfare Bharati Pravin Pawar on Tuesday said that evaluation of Covid-19 vaccine for children is in progress. “The process is on and we don’t interfere in this matter. Will go ahead after discussions with experts,” the minister said.

ZvCoV-D by Zydus Cadila: 

The dose has not yet been included as the part of vaccine drive. It has been approved for use in age groups 12 and above. Indigenously developed and needle-free ZyCoV-D is the first vaccine that is taken into account for the age group of 12-18 years in the country. The vaccine has also received EUA from the drug regulator. 

Covaxin by Bharat Biotech:

The vaccination has been recommended for the age group of 2 and above. It has not yet been included as part of the vaccination drive. 

Corbevax by Biological E:

The following vaccine has been given a green signal for trials in children aged 5-18. Department of Biotechnology and its PSU Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC) have developed the vaccine.

Covovax by Serum Institute of India (SII):

The Indian version of the Novovax vaccine brought to India by the SII for children has been recommended for children in the age group of 2-18. The company chief Adar Poonawalla said that he expected the vaccine to be approved in January of February next year.

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Afghanistan crisis: G20 leaders vow to avert economic disaster

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Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, stated that the country should not be allowed to “descend into chaos.” The virtual summit came as the United Nations urged world leaders to invest billions of dollars in Afghanistan’s economy. US Vice President Joe Biden emphasized that aid should be delivered through independent international organizations rather than directly to the ruling Taliban.

But, so far, the money has largely been counted in millions of dollars, just to provide emergency food and medicine. Pledges include European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s promise to give €1 billion ($1.15 billion; £850 million) to Afghanistan and neighbouring countries taking in refugees.

Mrs. Merkel, who did not run for re-election last month and will resign as chancellor once a new government is formed, reaffirmed Germany’s €600 million pledge.

“None of us has anything to gain if the entire monetary system in Afghanistan collapses or the financial system collapses,” she told reporters. “Then humanitarian aid can no longer be provided. Of course, it’s never easy to draw the line, so to speak, but to look on as 40 million people descend into chaos because there’s no electricity supply or financial system – that cannot and must not be the goal of the international community.”

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Syed Ali Asgar Razvi Comments On The Future Of Consumer Goods Marketing

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The COVID-19 pandemic has created a surge in the markets and hugely reshaped consumption habits. Growth in 2021 was driven meaningfully by volume, because of elevated consumer demand during the pandemic. Buyers decided to the make do with physical and digital support in order to face lockdowns.

Syed Ali Asgar Razvi, the renowned entrepreneur who is currently heading the fast moving consumer goods business in which his family has been involved in for decades, is highly hopeful about the future of consumer goods industry in the successive years. He feels that as the year of 2021 had been a victorious advancement for them, they must continue to invest in winning brands that are in attractive categories in order to keep this winning streak going.

“The companies must prepare for a world that looks very different from today’s, as it is clearly driven by the ever changing trends. We need to rebuild our talent and potential thereby processing to adapt to a shift in the upcoming market. In the later years, upheavals in global consumer and supply markets are likely to produce as many losers as well as winners among consumer goods companies. We must prepare ourselves to be nimble enough to adapt to new consumer demands. Especially putting a huge importance on increasing online presence”, says Syed Ali.

As Syed Ali observes the recent technological support that has surged in these years, he believes that slightly automating the work in the industry and making using of artificial intelligence will significantly reduce the need for physical and manual skills as well as basic cognitive skills. This will inturn create new types of work with job growth in a range of high-skill roles. Partial automation should be kept mandatory as the workload keeps getting bigger with increasing consumption.

He adds to his idea for a brighter future by saying, “The companies must get ready to venture out of their comfort zones to explore new markets which will eventually help them to reap rich rewards. We must create strategies to manage the prices of their inputs. Using the channels of social media and online marketing as I mentioned earlier. They should be considered crucial for brand-building.”

Keeping an eye on the fluctuating market values, he also feels that there will be no development if you stay at the same place for a long time. Growth comes only when people are ready to start walking from their place of stability and get ready to take risks. “We need to keep our brands interesting. India’s FMCG sector is worth $35 billion and is the fourth largest of its economy. To be among the top tiers of the industry we always have to keep moving and change according to the demands of time and buyers”, adds Syed Ali.

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Mermaid & The Ghostnet: An Edutainment Underwater Show

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VGP Marine Kingdom presents “Mermaid & The Ghostnet: Taming the Silent Killer of the Ocean.

After producing 2 successful educational underwater shows – “The Mermaid Encounter” in early 2021 and late 2019, VGP Marine Kingdom presents “Mermaid & The Ghostnet: Taming the Silent Killer of the Ocean. An educational play to raise awareness about the great garbage patches around the world that are filled with large, small and micro plastics.

Just like the previous parts, the show will feature a professional underwater performer from Europe playing a real life mermaid, telling a story about the perils of man-made pollution. This part has an emphasis about the damage to marine life caused by ghostnets.

Ghost nets are fishing nets that have been abandoned, discarded or lost, at sea and on beaches. They are a major contributor to the bigger problem of ghost gear, which refers to all types of fishing gear, including nets, lines, traps, pots and fish aggregating devices, that are no longer actively managed by fisheries.

Each year, ghost gear is responsible for trapping and killing a significant number of marine animals, such as sharks, rays, bony fish, sea turtles, dolphins, whales, crustaceans and sea birds. They can cause further destruction by smothering coral reefs, devastating shorelines, and damaging boats

VGP Marine Kingdom will also host a Ghostnet Recycled Art Exhibition in association with The Tree Foundation, an conservation NGO whose primary mission is protecting the fragile marine ecosystem and the marine turtle population by developing education.

Starting on the 14th of October on the auspicious day of Ayodhya Pooja, the stage is set within India’s first underwater tunnel aquarium, VGP Marine Kingdom containing over 3 million litres of saltwater. This walkthrough themed aquarium depicts the multiple ecosystems of our environment and is filled with over 1000 exotic fish, sharks and rays. Previous shows include Hydroman, Scuba Ganesha and Scuba Santa. The location has also been hired for many film shoots.

If you are in Chennai or planning to visit in the coming week, Don’t miss the “Mermaid & The Ghostnet” Show. Catch this one-of-a-kind underwater educational show to raise awareness about plastic pollution between the 14th to 17th October, 2021. 4 Shows daily at 11:30AM, 3:30PM, 4:30PM & 5:30PM. Show is free with the entry ticket which costs Rs 600 for Adults and Rs 500 for Juniors (Between 90 to 125cm) Visit vgpmarinekingdom.in or call +918939932222 to learn more

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Aariz Khaleeq: Is a blooming Musician willing to reach on its Peak 

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Aariz Khaleeq is a musician and he hails from Uttar Pradesh. He has remained a blooming musician who has been regular in his music. Music has always been his hobby and he kept learning and exploring this area to make waves in the industry. Coming from a place called, Dist. Bijnor, UP, Aariz has kept his aspirations alive to rule the music world. He defines himself as someone coming from a civilised city of UP, and wants to remain as a blooming musician. 

We know the music industry to be tough with loads of competition around it. But as far as Aariz Khaleeq is concerned, he is prepared and doing well in this domain.  According to the young musician, he is a self learner and has been exploring different types of music and putting all the effort into getting an edge on it. He is very well aware of the fact that the upcoming time would be difficult, however, the tough times motivates him. In a sense, he is ready to face anything and promises himself to prosper.

Being a musician he loves to make clients all across the world and slowly and steadily he is getting work from different places. That makes him an emerging musician in this tough world. We want to work on his music consistently, updating and upgrading ourselves on the different forms of music. He loves to handle all the tough situations with a big smile in his tough times which is also the driving force for the young musician. With the dream to do something big, he is ready to work ahead.

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Mental Wellbeing is the key to life says Sidhharrth S Kumaar

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Have any of you ever observed that when you’re in good mood, everything appears manageable? Or how, after a good night’s sleep, an issue doesn’t appear quite so serious? Have you always noticed how you may feel so much better after calling a friend? In many aspects of our existence, the consequences of our mental health are experienced. Our emotions, physical health, and social relationships help us manage adversity and unforeseen obstacles more effectively. They all work together to improve our mental health and sense of well-being.

Mental health is a wellness condition in which an individual understands his/her own capabilities, is able to cope with regular life pressures, can work effectively and can help his or her community. It influences our thinking, feeling, and actions. It helps to decide how we deal with stress, deal with people, and make good decisions. In every stage of life, from infancy to adolescent to adulthood, mental health is vital.

Adolescents and young adults between the ages of 10 and 24 are at a key juncture in terms of mental health issue prevention and treatment. A mental illness affects one out of every five young individuals worldwide. While there is global public stigma that does away with counselling and therapy in persons with mental health problems and mental illnesses, the scale and symptoms of this stigma vary between cultures. In India, only 7.3% of young individuals report mental illness and far less access therapy.

Holistic Ways to enhance Mental Wellness Score

Yoga— The use of yoga to provide flexibility and agility for the human body has always demonstrated importance over time, sustaining the physical and mental health of a person. It is obvious that everybody has enslaved the working environment nowadays. Yoga will certainly help individuals overcome their lethargy and recover the activity of the body.

Sound Therapy— It has been proven that ragas and musical notes have a soothing impact on the mind of the listener, and perhaps even therapeutic advantages to a number of cognitive disorders. Sound therapy has proven to be effective in the treatment of depression in study findings, alone or in conjunction with guided imagery. The ideal music has the ability to promote the best performance in anyone, helping them realise their unparalleled talent and ability, as per an article published in the Indian Journal of Psychiatry by S.L. Saniyarapu. As a result, learning how to use sound therapy effectively would certainly assist in the release of one’s hidden powers and calmness.

Meditation— Meditation has scientifically proved its impact in the overall development of an individual. Meditation has been found to alleviate anxiety and discomfort, chronic stress and depression, in which it works in line with an antidepressant. In addition, meditation helps control the seven energy points, sometimes called “Seven Chakras,” in the human body. The regulation of these chakras helps a person to enjoy a better and more tranquil life in order to enhance their mind, body, and soul.

Diet— Good food—which implies a balanced, nutritious diet—can boost your wellness feeling and temperament. Our food has a complicated link with mental health. Research indicates nevertheless a connection between what we consume and what we perceive. Our eating habits can have an impact on our mental health. Certain foodstuffs can make us feel good. According to research, our stomach can also mirror our mood: if we’re anxious, it might speed up or slow down. Fruits, veggies, legumes, and probiotics provide healthy nutrition to our stomach.

Binaural Beats— Binaural beats, the consequence of two tones heard at different frequencies, are auditory delusions. If you hear two separate tones in each ear with distinct frequencies, this gives you an illusion of a third tone, which is a binaural beat. The therapy of binaural beats might respond differently for various persons. Although some believe their tension and anxiety, with binaural beats treatment, are decreasing, some report increasing focus and attention.

In our research, we have identified binaural beats which when selected based on Date of Birth and Name of person helps in alleviating the mood of the person in a sustainable manner.

Crystal Healing— Crystals are loaded with positive force and a wide variety of therapeutic characteristics. They are capable of opening up chakras, amplifying good energy, cutting down layers of poor self-esteem that can contribute to depressing sensations, and curating mental wellbeing. While crystals cannot substitute professional aid in major mental health challenges, these curative stones can provide cheery energy and a fresh day’s promise.

Crystals can be used either in the environment as decorative items at home or can be worn by the person in the form of a bracelet or a pendant. The choice of crystal is governed by Date of Birth and Name of person.

Therefore, we can ensure that we live a safe, purposeful, and productive life by adopting a pro-active approach to improve, preserve, and foster our mental health. And remember, mental wellbeing is not an option—it’s a necessity.

Inputs by Sidhharrth S Kumaar

About Sidhharrth:

Sidhharrth S Kumaar, Founder NumroVani, Astro Numerologist, Spiritual Business & Personalized Wellness Coach is a renowned name in Astro numerology and is carrying the legacy of his ancestors. He has been practicing this for the last seven years and has solved real-life problems of individuals and businesses through his capabilities and skills in Numerology. He is an occult enthusiast with skills in Numerology, Astrology, Palmistry, Personalized wellness, sound therapy, crystal therapy, Lama Fera Healing, Yantra & Mantra.

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Amitabh Bachchan Refuses To Endorse Pan Masala Brand, Despite Receiving A Fee

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A shocking turn of events occurred today, on the occasion of his 79th birthday. Amitabh Bachchan has refused to endorse a pan masala brand and has canceled the contract. He has also returned the fee he was paid for the promotion.

The official statement from the “the office of Mr Amitabh Bachchan” reads, “Kamala Pasand … a few days after the commercial was aired, Mr Bachchan contacted the brand and stepped out of it last week. Upon checking why this sudden move – it was revealed that when Mr Bachchan became associated with the brand, he wasn’t aware that it falls under surrogate advertising. Mr Bachchan has terminated the contract with the Brand, has written to them his termination and has returned the money received for the promotion.”

This comes after a national anti-tobacco organization asked Amitabh Bachchan to withdraw from the campaign, claiming that it would encourage young people to become addicted to tobacco.

A fan had also written to him on Facebook, “Hello sir, I have just one question for you. What is the need for you to advertise a paan masala brand? Then what is the difference between you and these petty artists?”

Responding to him, Amitabh Bachchan wrote, “I ask for your forgiveness. If someone is doing well in their industry, then one should not wonder ‘why am I associated with it?’ If that is a business, then we should think about our business too. Now, you feel that I should not have done this, but by doing this, I get paid and there are many people working in our profession, who are workers, and in a way they too get work and money. Besides, gentleman, please don’t use the word ‘tatpunjiya’. It doesn’t look good coming from you and it does not suit all the artists who belong to our industry.”

Surrogate advertising, for the uninitiated, is a type of advertising that promotes prohibited products in the guise of another product.

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Lakhimpur Kheri Violence: Farmers to observe ‘Shaheed Kisan Diwas’ today

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Farmers protesting against the Centre’s three farm laws will observe ‘Shaheed Kisan Diwas’ on Tuesday (October 12) to pay their tribute to the four farmers who lost their lives in the Lakhimpur Violence. 

Farmers who are protesting against the Centre’s three farm bills for the past 10 months will now observe ‘Shaheed Kisan Diwas’ on October 12 to pay their befitting tribute to the farmers who lost their lives in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence. Four farmers passed away after a car belonging to the convoy of the Union Minister of State (MoS) Ajay Kumar Misra’s son Ashish Kumar Misra ran over the farmers in the Lakhimpur Kheri district. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Monday, in a statement, said, “October 12 (tomorrow) will be marked as Shaheed Kisan Diwas all over India on SKM’s call. Tomorrow, the ‘antim ardaas’ of the martyrs of the Lakhimpur Kheri massacre will take place in Tikunia at Sahebjada Inter College. Preparations are being made for the same and tens of thousands of farmers are expected to join this prayer meeting.” SKM is the umbrella body of about 40 farmer organistaions. 

SKM has appealed to the farmer organisation and progressive groups all across the country to mark the occasion by organising prayer and homage meetings all over the country, followed by candlelight vigils in the evening. The farmers union also urged people to show solidarity with the farmers who lost their life by lighting five candles outside their houses at 8 pm today. SKM also expressed its dismay at no action being taken against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Ajay Kumar Misra. Targeting the BJP government at the Centre and the State, the union said, “It is shameful on the part of the Modi government that Ajay Kumari Misra has not been sacked from his ministerial post yet. It was his vehicle that was in the convoy that killed innocent people.”

The umbrella body that has been at the forefront of leading the protest against the Centre’s three farm bills also said that farmers will mark the auspicious occasion of Dussehra by burning the effigies of the BJP leaders on October 15. More than 11 rounds of dialogue have happened till now between the BJP’s Union Government and the protesting farmers but till now there has not been a big breakthrough. The farmer union have not said anything about the four other people who also died in the Lakhimpur Kheri Violence apart from four farmers. 

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