“There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.” – John Green

Mental health is one of the most important aspects of our lives. It determines the kind of thought process one possesses. Some of the subtle human aspects, which are part of mental health, are emotions, instincts, impulses, consciousness, memory, behavior, and so on. Mental health is as important as our physical health and grooming. It can be defined as a state of well-being, in which every individual realizes their own potential, can cope with the normal stress of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and are able to make a contribution to their community.

Illnesses related to mental health commonly are stress, anxiety, depression, OCD, aggression, substance abuse, insomnia, trauma, panic, phobia or overthinking, etc. and these can be managed, with just the right treatment/therapy. Many people feel ashamed about having such issues, but they can always talk it out with their loved ones, or seek help from professionals. Some self-practices can turn out to be positively impactful as well. Things like staying active, eating well, drinking sensibly, self-acceptance, getting involved in creative activities etc.

Dr. Shubham Shree believes that acknowledging own’s emotions can help make changes better. We must give space and time to ourselves, take necessary actions in order to modify behavior, and work towards self-improvement. It’s just not about ourselves, but we must also try to understand others by acknowledging their body language, and emotional literacy, and give them love, assurance, motivation, empathy, being a good listener to them, and so on.As the month of May is observed as mental health awareness month Dr. Shree organized a series of mental health talks and counseling sessions for sensitizing common people about mental health specially in regard to COVID crisis. Her awareness talks on issues like what mental health is all about, how and when to seek help, what are the effects of pandemic on various age groups and sections of people, how to develop resilience and positive mindset, how to help people in the time of grieving and trauma, self-care techniques and relaxation tips etc. And were thoroughly appreciated and liked among the youths.

Ever since the COVID pandemic, there have been several cases of PTSD, among many individuals. Especially due to the loss of their loved ones. The experiences among people watching the cremation of their loved ones, or being admitted in the ICU at hospitals, have led to grieving and stress regarding the same. A lot of medical professionals have been experiencing flashbacks of the condition of the patients at the hospitals, leading them to have anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, grief reactions, nightmares, not feeling like indulging in their daily activities, and so much more. Even the lockdown has impacted several individuals, having being isolated, and not being able to visit their loved ones. We must offer love and compassion to such individuals, and ensure that they don’t stress much. Hope and faith are to very useful resources in these harsh times.

In order to maintain a positive mental health, Dr. Shubham believes that negative experiences can only be healed by creating positive events in life. One must take responsibility, and be courageous enough to accept things, develop resilience and practice gratitude. It’s ultimately in our hands to choose the quality of life we have. We must feed our mind with what we really want, and let the universe run its course. Making mental health a priority is a must.

All of Dr. Shubham Shree’s talk shows are available on her official Facebook page named The Counselor’s Room. She also provides personal consultation through online mode.

1. What do you look for in a script?

It should be an interesting one, not a regular one. As I have already mentioned in my other interviews I make movies with a message to society and if I get something like that I take it.

2. How do you select a director?

I look at his work background, his movies, if his movies are hit then the budget part and at times it happens when producer and director don’t gel together. In order to make a good movie, proper chemistry & understanding is required between the both.

3. What checks and balances do you when managing budgets?

First, we plan a movie in such a way that it should be released in it designated time, if not we always keep a backup plan so that we should not come into any constraints. We plan our budget in such a way that even if the release delays for a day or two we will be in a position to cover our expenses without any hassles. Luckily we have a great team working with me.

4. Have you ever had to handle a difficult conflict in your career? What did you learn from it?

Yes, many times. Look when you step into an unknown city with no prior experience in the industry sometimes you take some decisions which unknowingly you take and get into unwanted trouble. In my situation luckily I didn’t been a victim though I took some wrong decisions, the only thing I learned from my mistakes was not to repeat them twice.

5. What methods do you use to communicate effectively with directors, actors, crew members, and writers to discuss details of a production?

The vision should be clear and you must have thorough knowledge about the project you are going to work in. I think that makes the communication a lot easier and it comes slowly along with the experience in the field.

6. How do you go about establishing deadlines for a project, and what do you do to keep it on schedule?

Every project is different; some takes time some can be managed in short time. Each project has a different deadline. We have a team of experienced & hard working people with us and thus we fit in the window and finish our projects within the time frame.

7. Given the choice, would you prefer to miss a deadline to make a project perfect or meet a deadline but compromise the quality of the production?

I would rather delay the deadline of the project as I believe in quality work. We give our 100% effort to finish the project on time but if by any chance it doesn’t happen we do take time to finish it in a proper manner.

8. What measures you take when you deal with secure financing?

We also look for a proper script; I sit with my team and discuss all the factors of the movie script. It is always good to sit and take second advice.

9. Do you own any other business?

I have formed another company by the Name Rabiyaa International Pvt Ltd where we deal with companies in GCC (Gulf Countries Council – Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain) for Solar Power, Logistics, Coal and Food Items Export/ import.

10. Other than Bollywood what all activities you are into?

Though producing a movie is my passion I am indulged in various social activities and hence below are some of the positions I hold:
State President Delhi- National Consumer Rights & Anti-Crime Bureau (Bhartiya Neeti Ayog)
President of NCP- Granthalaya Vibhaag Andheri Taluka Northwest Mumbai
National President Maharashtra- Beti Bachaao Beti Padhao- Maa Sheeladevi Trust
Maharashtra Prabhari – RN Today Online News Portal
Advisor at Mehar Foundation – Jaipur
Vice President of Uprise India Initiative

Anusha Jain Graduated with a bachelor’s degree in fine art photography from the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles. She worked with a variety of businesses and shot many photos that have been featured in publications throughout the world, including as an assistant photographer for Nylon Germany and Nylon Japan. She also worked for Bella Magazine as an Art Director.

She began photographing beauty throughout her boarding school years to chronicle the events that occurred around her. She always had a camera with her, whether it was for lunch, sports, or even class. She’s always snapping photos. She also enjoys photographing using a film camera and the process of developing a negative film in that one.

She is a photographer located in Kanpur. As a result of the pandemic, Kanpur’s Best Photographer has learned to approach things differently. She prefers to shoot in natural light, to capture moods, and to make her audience feel something when they look at her work.

Food photography

Food photography has become a popular lockdown activity in the last year, and many professional photographers are willingly sharing their knowledge on social media to help beginners improve their skills. Food photography workshops are also becoming more popular as people make use of the extra time they have at home to enhance their abilities.

Kanpur’s best and creative photographer, Anusha Jain, specializes in food photography. According to her, it’s no longer about ‘plopping the food on the plate and shooting a snapshot.’ “They go above and beyond to make their food shine, whether they are specialists or amateurs.” As a short recommendation, she suggests using natural light. Once you’ve mastered the fundamentals of lighting, a good camera will take care of the rest. It is important to establish one’s style and let the picture convey the story.”

She describes herself as a minimalistic photographer when it comes to food and commercial photography. Beautiful cuisine that inspires me and keeps me updated, as I am a foodie who appreciates the process of food preparation, allowing me to style the cuisine.”

Behind the Shadows of Photography

She became enamoured with the technique of capturing images using a camera. Her teacher approached her when she finished the project and said, “Hey, kid, you’ve got a good eye.” You should think about making it a career. “I believe you have a promising future ahead of you.” Everything made sense after hearing that. She concluded that I wanted to spend the rest of my life working with my camera. Then, during the second week of school, I spent all of my money buying my first camera.

Portrait photography is a passion for her

She was enthralled by the beauty that the world had to offer when she first got her camera. She took macro shots of flowers, images of her home, corporate events, and portraits, among other things. She adds, “Before picking up a camera, she was bashful and nervous.” I began to take self-portraits as I proceeded through the process, and I grew to like the art form. I took pictures of myself since I was the only one I felt safe speaking to or highlighting.”

Over the next few years, she progressively acquired confidence in herself as a photographer and as a person. Her most recognizable and powerful personality quickly became the focal point. It was always by her side at pleasant times and gave her a place to express herself. After several seasons of merely photographing herself, she got the confidence to start photographing other people.

Creativity

She applied to consider the legendary artists who came before her and learn what made them so beautiful while she was just starting to make her own and discover her passion for photography. Photographers such as Richard Avedon, Annie Leibowitz, and Steve McCurry were major influences. She was able to analyze the work of each artist and extract elements that she eventually incorporated into her style. The way Richard Avedon communicated with his subjects and elicited genuine, unguarded feelings from them pulled her in.

Intensification

Anusha Jain says, “I spent every hour of my spare time developing my capabilities after discovering that it wasn’t the gear that was preventing me from generating amazing work.” I did dozens of sessions a month, spent many hours on the internet researching lighting, Photoshop, and other photography-related topics, and then applied what I learned on my shoots. Taking action was crucial to the success of my project. Then it occurred to me that this was only the beginning. Seeing how much effort I had put in compared to how far I still had to go was tremendously motivating.”

“If you want to achieve in this field, you must be loyal to yourself,” Anusha Jain advises. Only you can do it better than anyone else. The only thing that will set your work apart from others is being distinctive and honest to yourself. In terms of being the best version of yourself, the only competition you have is with yourself. Instead of wasting time pursuing someone else’s goals, concentrate on your own.

Nikhil Bharat Shiksha Parisad has launched its Massive Open Online Course -“Learn on Go” Campaign through its NBCMOOCS Mobile Application under the banner of Nikhil Bharat Council for Massive Open Online Course (West Bengal’s First MOOCS Platform), inaugurated by Prof.(Dr.) Saikat Maitra Hon’ble VC, MAKAUT, WB with the prestigious presence of Dr. P. Pal Roy, Director of Dr. B.C Roy Engineering College, WB, Dr. Ankur Ganguly, Principal of MSIT, WB, Dr. Mahuya Das, Principal of GKCEM, WB, Dr. Santanu Sen, Principal of GNIT, WB few of them. 

In front of Hon’ble VC & Other Educators – NBSP_Tech Team has conducted a live session of demonstration of MOOCs Platform along with its transparent, high-level evaluation & assessment process and Hon’ble VC sir has appreciated the way of assessment and the entire project. Special thanks to Dr. Pal Roy & Dr. Ganguly for sharing their views and valuable suggestion regarding NBCMOOCS(West Bengal’s First MOOCS Platform). Special Thanks to Prof. Manas Ghosh of RCCIIT , Dr. Anandarup Sarangi, Placement Head MAKAUT, WB, Prof. Saikat Mazumder of GNIT, Mr. Avik Ghosh, Digital Marketing Planning Head of NBSP and other respective subject matter expert group of NBSP for continuous support.

We don’t want to lose the opportunity to deliver thanks to other eminent educators of JIS Group, Techno India Group and other reputed institutions for their active participation.

After a review committee meeting of NBSP-Subject Matter Expert Group, NBSP has decided to provide credit point-based certificates after successful completion of the program(including quiz/assessment) and 100 marks of the final examination ( as latest MOOCS Circular ). Students will get a Shareable Certificate & Digital Badge to showcase their technical expertise.

NBCMOOCS Committee has decided to provide complimentary access to makaut placement app / portal access for successful students with permission of Hon’ble VC MAKAUT, WB; where they can find some internship opportunities as well as placement assistance too. Even They Can Find Innovative Ideas Regarding this start-up venture(if any).

Everyone enjoys going on adventures and exploring new places, whether alone or with their loved ones. However, vacationing becomes more difficult as everyone is devoted to some form of employment. But what if you were offered the opportunity to work while travelling? No one, without a doubt, will pass up such an opportunity. Living the same dream, Sumit Singh Gandhi, a businessman by profession, has travelled to many locations while managing his job.

A business-savvy turned traveller, Sumit is a founder of CATKing, an ed-tech company. When paired with a strategic vision, the organisation believes and has the potential to revolutionise the way education is viewed around the world. They want to raise educational standards in India by focusing on a single vision: people empowerment.

Graduating from NIT Karnataka with a Bachelor’s degree in technology, he went on to study MBA at SP Jain in Mumbai as well. After that, he worked at GE for a few years before deciding to pursue an MBA at Harvard Business School.

The Road less taken

For many people, working in the corporate world becomes monotonous, and they are in desperate need of a break. Sumit, faced with a similar dilemma, came up with the idea of a term work vacation as a way to enjoy himself while working. On a work vacation, one should unwind and have fun while aiming to achieve the proper balance between work and personal life.

He has been to 29 nations with this notion in mind, each of which has presented him with a unique experience. He has greatly enjoyed each of his adventures, from the streets of Paris to trekking in Himachal Pradesh. For him, travel implies much more than simply going somewhere to see something and then returning; it means a lot more.

Sumit is an avid traveller who appreciates seeing new places throughout the world. If you see him, he’ll be carrying a lonely planet guide to the country or city he’s visiting because he enjoys learning about new locations and their histories.

Workvacation- A new way of adventure

Sumit’s goal is to create a workstation culture where people may relax without being distracted from their tasks. He not only knows a lot about travel, but he has also helped a lot of people prepare for entrance exams like the CAT, GMAT, and others.

Believing that he is not a tourist but a traveller he said, “ Traveling gives me delight to this day and I can never get weary of it or the experiences I gain via these trips.”
He has garnered numerous awards, including ‘Leader in Digital Engagement Strategy Consulting (Engage7x) 2019’, ‘Digital Entrepreneur of the Year Awarded for Skill Development & Employability by Times Network, Digital India Summit 2016’, and others, owing to his extensive understanding in his industry.

For its efforts, his online coaching institute has received numerous awards, including the ‘Best Online CAT Coaching in India 2020,’ the ‘Management Coaching Institute of the Year – Entrepreneur India Education Congress 2018,’ the ‘Coaching Institute Of The Year 2017 – Higher Education Review,’ and others.

As a TEDx Speaker on Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Leadership, he has also inspired young minds at IIM Calcutta and NMIMS. At the NASSCOM Product Conclave, the US Embassy’s Social Media Summit, and the MET Hyderabad’s Tech-Innovation Summit, he was also a panellist.
 
During the pandemic, he is coordinating a relief drive to generate donations to assist those in need. With a significant following of 24.7k Instagram followers and 98.2k YouTube subscribers on his online coaching sessions where he educates pupils about the entrance exams, he has been pushing individuals to take work holidays. In the future, he hopes to be included on well-known travel websites such as Outlook, Condenast Traveller, and Lonely Planet.

“Right now, there are a lot of travel bloggers in the sector aiming to outshine each other by producing new or unique content, and I’m really excited to see that. Everyone, regardless of how many followers they have, is an inspiration.  I’m simply delighted to see people doing what they love,” he added regarding bloggers.

Looking at his profile, it’s clear that he understands how it feels to be working while on vacation.

Keshav Chaturvedi is a communications professional and a writer. He is also an environment enthusiast, a photographer, and a traveller by passion. He recently launched an audio travel show with a podcast major – IVM Podcasts – called “Tedhe Medhe Raaste”.

Here he narrates his travel experiences in India and abroad. In this interview, he talks about more than two decades of his travel and the impact it had on him.  

Q: What can we expect in your travel podcast “Tedhe Medhe Raaste”?

A: This travel podcast is aimed at those listeners who want to relive a place through the stories and the experiences that a traveler shares. Instead of sharing information about where to stay, how to reach or what is the best time to visit, my podcast aims at information about the soul and pulse of the place.  

It’s a completely new medium and format and the main aim is to create a visual through words for the listeners – one that can transport them to that place and share the experience. 

Another thing that makes this podcast series unique is that it turns travel into a micro-experience. It’s not that it doesn’t talk about a city; but more than that, it talks about certain facets which may include a fort, a road, a person or a process, a product or a practice that in some cases doesn’t exist anymore. For example, in one of the podcasts, I talk about a car race championship that doesn’t exist anymore; or life at a place where there was no electricity some years ago, but is now fully electrified, but that’s how the experience becomes unique.   

Q: There is no dearth of travel shows on YouTube and also many travel podcasts are also making waves but it begs a question – why should we travel at all?

A:  Travelling is as innate a nature in humans as the urge to settle down. It’s latent in all of us. Human race grew because it kept moving from one place to another. It was essentially a fearless species. Getting out of Africa and then spreading all over the globe settling down in harsh terrains is what makes us unique. Other than humans, all the animal and fish species generally live in their ecosystem and rarely venture out. Whenever they do, it is generally under duress or faced with a loss of habitat. But the humans by instinct keep exploring the frontiers. It’s almost a visceral need – as the opening lines of famous TV series Star Trek said: “..to boldly go where no man has gone before.” This is trademark human instinct. 

If the humans stop travelling and exploring their surrounding they will start to decay. That’s why, traveling is so important. In modern times there is very little that’s left to explore. But the people must go out and see new places or connect with the nature in order to discover their own abilities, their resilience and experience the immensity and the power of nature. This way they will truly appreciate the progress our forefathers made and we will also learn to respect nature, in which we live. 

Q: Do you think COVID-19 pandemic will change the travel habits of people?

A: It’s a question I keep hearing from many travel enthusiasts and professionals from travel industry. My take is, in the short run yes. It will definitely restrict people’s movement. There will be protocols in place, like maintaining social distancing (though I prefer the term physical distancing, which it actually is), wearing masks and it is likely that some places may be out of bounds for some time and restrictions on the number of people at a particular place is also a probability. But if history is any indication, once the full vaccination achieves critical mass (close to 60 percent) people will revert to their old habits and the travelling may once again be back with a bang, nearly one and a half years from now.  

World Blood Donor Day is observed every year on June 14 by the World Health Organization (WHO). The purpose of the event is to raise global awareness about the importance of transfusion-safe blood and blood products. On this day, the international health community joins forces to remind the general public of the critical role that unpaid, voluntary blood donors play in their own health systems.

In the aftermath of the coronavirus outbreak, the need for blood donation has been emphasized once more. Throughout the pandemic, blood donors in various countries, particularly India, have continued to donate blood and plasma to patients who require transfusions despite limited mobility and other issues.

After The Lancet published the results of the RECOVERY clinical study, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Union health ministry removed the use of convalescent plasma for Covid-19 from their clinical treatment protocols last month.After 28 days, blood infusions of plasma with a higher quantity of antibodies failed to improve the recipient’s odds of life, according to the medical publication.

Patients with other life-threatening medical illnesses, such as thalassemia, anaemia, and blood cancers, require this important medical treatment at a time when hospital infrastructure is swamped with Covid cases. Because postpartum hemorrhage is one of the most common preventable causes of maternal death, blood shortages also impact women during childbirth.

As a result, the WHO has coined the slogan “Give blood, keep the world-beating” to commemorate the amazing service provided by blood donors all across the world. This critical endeavor during a medical emergency emphasizes the critical significance of well-organized, dedicated voluntary, non-remunerated blood donors in guaranteeing a safe and sufficient blood supply during normal circumstances.

COVID Update: According to the Union ministry of health and family welfare, India registered 70,421 cases and 3,921 deaths owing to the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) on Monday, bringing the total number of cases and deaths to 29,510,410 and 374,305, respectively. The number of cases on Monday was the lowest since April 1, when 72,330 persons tested positive for the virus.

The health ministry also stated that over 119,000 people were discharged in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of recoveries in the country to 28,162,947. The daily recoveries continue to outweigh the new cases for the 32nd day. Meanwhile, active cases have decreased to 973,158, accounting for 3.49 percent of the total caseload.

In the last 24 hours, about 1.5 million samples were tested for Covid-19, bringing the total number of samples tested to 379,624,626, according to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR). In order to jumpstart their economies, numerous states and union territories (UTs) will see greater relaxations under their unlock plans starting Monday. Shops and malls are allowed to open every day from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Delhi, while eateries are allowed to open with a 50% discount.

In India, a total of 253,195,048 people have been vaccinated against the Covid-19 disease, with 3,484,239 immunized in the last 24 hours. The first dose was given to 3,103,522 people, while the second and third doses were given to 380,717 people. Drones may soon be used to deliver vaccine doses to remote places in order to speed up the vaccination campaign. HLL Infra Tech Services Limited, on behalf of the ICMR, has requested expressions of interest for delivering vaccination doses and medications in such locations using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

Stay tuned for a regular COVID Update

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“Digital Marketing is not about having a fancy website and SEO alone, it’s a business, it’s about spending on ads to generate higher income and create a predictable and profitable marketing system”.
 
The aforementioned quotes describe an entrepreneur and a trainer who believes that investing in real-time knowledge and results will garner more success and accomplishment rather than wasting time in irrelevant courses and institutions.  
 
Mintu Jha is a renowned digital marketer with more than 10 years of experience in the domain. Running his venture named, “Marketing Lab”, he is working with clients all across the globe guiding businesses and entrepreneurs for successful business growth.

He believes in simplicity and his story too is very simple but inspiring.
He chose bachelor of hotel Management as he could not afford engineering fees, however, he shifted to BPO industry as he and his family could use those few thousand extra bucks. As years passed on the job, all his dreams felt too apart! Appraisals were a joke, forget job satisfaction,it was like living hand to mouth, no security, no promise of a career and no option other than working at nights!
 
However, Scared of losing his job, he picked himself up to enhance his skills and after more than a few failed “Plan B’s, he found Digital Marketing. Working on “Digital Marketing” as a side hustle soon started getting him 5 times more than his salary but it took him 3 years to go full time.
 
Reminiscing his early struggle days, Mintu says, “From being someone just working for a paycheck and scared of Mondays, to someone who looks forward to every workday because of the massive impact it can create, I owe all of this to Digital Marketing “.
 
Being in the industry for a decade, the digipreneur has successfully helped more than 300 businesses expand their reach via paid ads and is on a mission to help more than 10,000 brands and start-ups in establishing themselves in the world of business.  
 
Moreover, the start-up has massive plans on collaborating with similar minds in India. The start-up is also working on wholesome training for “upcoming digipreneurs “.
 
Talking about his inspiration and what intrigues him, he says, “Long back, In pursuit of a side income or a better career, I tried a lot of things alongside my job and when I was introduced to paid ads. I was wowed and inspired; I just took to it. It still fascinates me and gives me a sense of power. There is no feeling like growing a business and being thanked for it. After every crazy result that I get, It’s a feeling like no other! I just can’t stop being thrilled every time!
 
With its offices located in Bangalore and Kolkata, the company is planning towards diversifying and coming up with industry-specific solutions for real estate and e-commerce. He loves training upcoming freelancers and the course “Become a Digipreneur” is a popular one. He plans to launch more courses for freelancers and entrepreneurs on “Marketing Lab”

He talks very passionately about his ambitious plans to bridge the gaps in the education sector through a credible, innovative and reliable edutech platform called “urban pathsala”.

The strength of a healer comes from preserving the bravery and awareness to embrace and express the universal healing force that every human being possesses naturally. If you were born with the ability to impact someone’s view or sentiments, never waste it. One of the most potent talents God grants is the ability to persuade. Enliven Group Co-Founder Dildar Virk is a Life and Business Coach, a Master Healer, and a Solution Finder who has over the years garnered knowledge of occult sciences. He assists individuals in finding solutions to their problems, all the while believing in alleviating the world’s pain.

With his knowledge, he has been offering answers and solutions to thousands of individuals using the secret and sacred wisdom of the cosmos that is scientific, practical, result-oriented, and simple to use.

For the last 22 years, he has been exploring esoteric sciences and human mind capabilities. He is the creator of a revolutionary treatment technique known as ‘Cosmic Energy Healing’, which is noted for its immediate results and speedy recovery from diseases. With his expertise in the subject, he has created several cosmic energy healing symbols over the years, which are widely used by healers and masters across the oceans.

Not only has he brought a revolution in the realm of occult science, but he is also the inventor of ‘Modern Meditation Techniques’. His ‘one-minute meditation’ and ‘zero thinking meditation’ are extremely popular among the masses.

Dildar has taught thousands of energy healers who are serving humanity and spreading hope and happiness all over the world. He also works for free for the poor people of Africa, teaching them about mental health and providing them with free therapeutic sessions.

Having deeply studied occult science, he believes that our body’s seven chakras help us maintain our lives and that if one of them becomes imbalanced, the routine is thrown off. For the same, he has aided over 3 lakh people, improving their lives with mindful instructions.

He has been serving police officials, doctors, and frontline workers with his stress management techniques during the ongoing course of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Moreover, he is a sound and frequency expert master healer. He holds the rein in handling healing instruments like Planetary Gongs and Singing Bowls.

Dildar Virk as an occult science instructor

Dildar claims that everyone has all the answers, and he teaches others how to find them. Thousands of people have learned and applied his tactics and formulae to achieve their goals in all areas of their lives, including relationships, health, finances, emotional well-being, and psychological well-being. He has been guiding people in every field conceivable so that they can live a stress-free and tension-free life.

In the near future, he plans to establish an occult science course, which will cost between 20,000 and 30,000 rupees on the market. But he, on the other hand, is offering the same training for only 1000 rupees. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn at a very low price, and from a healer with years of expertise.

Currently, he is providing virtual courses in more than 200-300 varieties. Before the pandemic had hit all, he was providing offline coaching as well. People join him in search of answers to life’s major issues, such as why one exists, if pain can be blamed on God, what happens after death, or what exactly is karma.

One can opt for this online coaching on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and even his website has all the details. If you are looking to seek his direction and get answers to your life difficulties, join him in revealing the secrets of your life’s hidden powers. 

To know about him more, you can follow him on:-   

Facebook:-    https://www.facebook.com/imdildarvirk

Linkedin:- https://www.linkedin.com/in/dildar-virk-246b3320a/

Instagram :- https://www.instagram.com/dildar_virk/

Youtube:-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7ZnbJvPXk0muU26D0twCsg/featured

Dildar Virk’s website:- www.dildarvirk.com

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