Influencing society by positive thoughts and completely new strategies and the aim is not easy for any entrepreneur with a vision and faith. People always speak negatively when a startup occurs and a new competitor joins the industry.

But, Nikunj Agarwal has set an example for each and every member of society by being a founder of a digital marketing company with his friend Pranav Mangal. The journey is started in 2021, and a lot more steps are ahead to be completed. Goals are there to be achieved, but the essential thing is the vision and knowledge which Nikunj has started gaining a year back.

He has helped a lot of media houses, companies, and other production branches to grow their business on the digital platform. Keeping up-to-date websites and social media handles requires knowledge, strategies, and hard work.

The organized and managed working style has always helped him to achieve his dream and be closer to his aim.

The amazing thing about Nikunj Agarwal is that he is in 12th Standard and about to clear his higher studies. But, as it is true, that idea never comes from age and experience. Instead, it comes from a focused mind and creativity. One should recreate the whole system by just entering and making his or her name in a completely new field.

Here, Nikunj is doing the same by setting an example for thousands of people with his profound vision and clarity for the future.

Work Experience:

He has certification of very famous digital marketing platforms like Google, Semrush, Hubspot, and many more. He has also achieved a digital and social media marketer award after completing verified courses.

Extraordinary positive attitude Nikunj Agarwal help him in:

Achieving his goal at a young age.
Making more decisions for the future and opening a new destiny chapter in life.
Clear vision with creative thinking and focused mind-set.

Weaknesses:

As every individual has some negative points, similarly Nikunj has a few disadvantages that he always tries to cure are:

To possessive work and projects makes him spent extra time on other social things.
Being a young entrepreneur, the experience is less, but it will come as he discovers his strength.
One must allow their mind to grow and achieve goals as Nikunj did at his young age. The dream is not too far if you have the courage to concur it.

Meet Nikunj at :-
https://instagram.com/nikunjagarwl

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In today’s ever-changing, hyper-competitive landscape, businesses need to offer superior flexibility and speed in order to ensure operational success and satisfy customer demand, this calls for a cloud evolution. Sticking to rigid solution that cannot scale or deliver services at the speed which customers needs evolve can cause businesses to fail. The cloud computing revolution has completely transformed over the last decade or so. More and more firms are increasingly reliant on cloud services and data centers, simply for their day to day operations. Cloud platforms have the resources to globally scale up/down to meet demands instantaneously, creating unlimited opportunities for businesses and their customers.

But having a multiple cloud infrastructure has its disadvantage, the wider range of cloud services an enterprise uses, the more complex it gets to manage them, thus failure to manage system adequately can increase the cost of using such system and cloud affect the business agility. Nearly three-fourths (73%) of respondents reported that they are moving some applications off the public cloud and back on premises, These moves underscore, in part, enterprises’ need for hybrid cloud’s flexibility in allowing them to adapt their infrastructures based on their fluctuating requirements. App mobility is critical, it is essential or desirable to be able to easily move applications between cloud environments. The best way to mitigate the problem is to have a hybrid cloud where the long term and predictable workload can be on premise and dynamic workload can remain on public cloud with a flexibility to move them across. As Insight Business Machines we can help you build a uniform fabric on premise (private) and public cloud like AWS and Azure to have a single pane glass of movement and management.

Insight Business Machines Cloud Service enables you to have access to the technologies and application which are acknowledged with better and meaningful end customer experience. We design Cloud services to help organisation make right choices in maximizing returns from their cloud investments. Our understanding of legacy infrastructure and application allows us to deploy and manage solution that coexist on cloud.

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New Delhi: Ravi Shankar Prasad, Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology, notified the Parliament on Thursday that any content online that violates the dignity of women needs to be taken down by all social media intermediaries within 24 hours. 

“The new intermediary guidelines clearly state that if the dignity of women is sought to be compromised, namely her nude or morphed photograph is displayed, the social media intermediary needs to remove it within 24 hours,” Ravi Prasad said. 

According to the new guidelines, first reported by Hindustan Times on February 25, the intermediary shall “within twenty-four hours from the receipt of a complaint made by an individual or any person on his behalf… in relation to any content which is prima facie in the nature of any material which exposes the private area of such individual, shows such individual in full or partial nudity or shows or depicts such individual in any sexual act or conduct, or is in the nature of impersonation in an electronic form, including artificially morphed images of such individual, take all reasonable and practicable measures to remove or disable access to such content which is hosted, stored, published or transmitted by it.”

The government notified three-tier self-regulatory guidelines for the first time on February 26. Intermediaries had a maximum of three months to comply with the same. Significant social media intermediaries, who have over five million users, have to appoint a compliance officer. At the apex of the grievance redress system is an inter-ministerial committee that will be headed by an official from the ministry of information and broadcasting. 

Keeping in mind the content gradation that goes on all social media platforms, Ravi Shankar Prasad told that the government will not interfere. He added that the government welcomes dissent on social media, which has nearly 1.4 billion users in India.

In view of the rising incidence of high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity among Indians, which aggravates the COVID- 19 risk among people suffering from these morbidities, health experts have called for introducing front-of-package labels (FOPL) on ultra-processed food items to check non-communicable diseases (NCDs).

Addressing a virtual media round table on “Why Getting FOPL Label Right is Critical for India’s Obesity and Diabetes Epidemic’’ here on Thursday, the global experts said that FOPL warning labeling would reduce disease burden and promote healthier lives by enabling consumers to identify in a quick, clear and effective way, products which are high in sugar, sodium, saturated fats, trans-fats and total fats that are responsible for the high NCD burden. The media roundtable was organized by Consumer Voice and Global Health Advocacy Incubator. 

      India is nearing a health flashpoint with 135 million obese people, the experts pointed out. Nearly 5.8 million people or 1 in 4 Indians are at a risk of dying from an NCD before they reach the age of 70. Disease burden of NCDs increased from 30% ‘disability-adjusted life years’ (DALYs) in 1990 to 55% in 2016, with deaths due to these conditions increasing from 37% in 1990 to 61% in 2016. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) accounts for at least 27% of NCD deaths. Untreated and uncontrolled hypertension contributes to an estimated 1.6 million deaths annually in India – 57% of these deaths related to stroke and 24% related to coronary heart disease. India is also fast becoming a diabetes and cancer hotspot. This crisis is being further aggravated by the COVID-19 pandemic, as persons living with NCDs face a greater risk of becoming severely ill or dying from COVID-19.

    All of these conditions such as high blood pressure, high fasting blood sugar levels and obesity are closely linked to unhealthy diets, and an excessive intake of sugars, total fats, saturated fats, trans-fats and sodium. In turn, the excessive intake of these “nutrients of public health concern” is largely driven by the widespread availability, affordability and promotion of processed and ultra-processed food products with unhealthy nutritional profiles. Reports indicate that the COVID-19 pandemic generated a unique opportunity for the food and beverage industry to thrive in low- to middle-income countries and expand their market of unhealthy, ultra-processed foods and sugary drinks.

In 2018 the Food Safety Standards Authority India (FSSAI) had published draft regulation for FOPL which was subsequently withdrawn for further deliberation. In 2019 December, FSSAI delinked FOPL from general labelling regulations and is currently seeking consultations with civil society, industry and nutrition experts for a viable model for India.

    Dr Chandrakant Pandav, president, Indian Coalition for the Control of Iodine Deficiency Disorders (ICCIDD), warned that there is no time is to be lost as India is facing silent emergency due to very high incidence of diabetes and obesity. To check the emergency, FOPL is very important. “It is clear as day that our food environment needs to change drastically if we are to reverse the health crisis and safe guard our future generations. Even as we move to fortify our food, arming people with information regarding nutrients like high concentration of salt, sugar and fats, is an equally important strategy.”

   A strong front-of-package label is one of the most efficient tools of influencing consumer behaviour to alter dietary choices and reduce their vulnerability to NCDs, according to Dr Barry Popkin, the W. R. Kenan Junior distinguished professor of nutrition at the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health. Sharing his experience from an investigation in multiple countries, Dr Popkin said: “In our ongoing evaluations we have found that all countries which have adopted warning label system of FOPL that are easy to interpret, have succeeded in reducing consumption of the most unhealthy ultra-processed foods and beverages. As suggested by available evidence, this is one of the most effective approaches to preventing obesity and nutrition-related NCDs like diabetes and hypertension. People need to understand clearly and simply what is in the food that they are buying. Food labels have to interpret the nutrition information for consumers across age, income and literacy levels.”

Dr Rachita Gupta of WHO SEARO shared WHO nutrient profile model applicable in Indian context.  FOPL works best when it is made mandatory and applies to all packaged products, the label is interpretative, simplistic and readily visible, guided by a strong nutrient profile model, she said.

 Underscoring the importance of enabling consumer choice, Ashim Sanyal, COO, Consumer VOICE, an NGO working in this field, talked about the difficulty of making a choice when it comes to buying food off the shelf. “While at the grocery shop or supermarket consumers faced with a variety of choices, take their decisions in a few seconds. Labels have to influence diet choices within that window of time. FSSAI has taken an important step towards making our food systems healthier by capping the content of trans- fats. It is time now to set threshold for HFSS foods and to develop a labelling system that shares that information most effectively.”

Vandana Shah, Regional Director, Global Health Advocacy Incubator drew attention to the momentum on FOPL warning policies building across the world. “India can join the growing list of countries that are realising the potential of a strong FOPL to safeguard the lives of their people. Warning labels is a key tool in our fight against obesity and diabetes. India, with its fast growing food industry and diverse demographics, could lead the way for a regional roadmap, by picking a labelling system that best guides consumers towards the healthiest choice.”

Most of us go through some or the other issues in our day to day life and many times we don’t have clear vision to the right path. That is where interactive

divination are getting popular when it comes to shaping up people’s life. In medium class to upper class it has gained popularity lately.

Rihita Ranjan is a perfect divine science destination in Pune, India. Rihita is a professional and renowned Tarot card Reader, Numerologist and Healer. Her work focuses on guiding her clients and helping them in effective decision making based on what’s in store for them in future.

Rihita brings in more than 15 years of experience in counselling individuals using empathetic and intuitive skills with the science of Tarot cards and numerology, helping people of various ethnic backgrounds and from many walks of life, all around the globe. She is trained in multiple predictive and healing modalities. Some of which are Dowsing, Astrology, Palm reading, Graphology and Vastu. She always prefers to incorporate them together to give the best results to her clients and help them achieve their goals. She helps in finding answers to your most important questions about love, relationships, your career, finances and more. She prescribes various methods like gemstones, crystals, chanting, Name change, Signature correction, spells and other rituals to reduce the malefic effects of the adverse situations and convert them in your favour.

Rihita is also an energy healer focused on helping others find balance and inner peace via physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health. A Reiki GrandMaster, Pranic and Crystal healer has expertise in creating a serene, peaceful environment to help clients eliminate stress, anxiety and pain. She has treated critical illnesses bringing in a better health and improved living.

Rihita has been felicitated many a times for her work and for her inspiration. She also has the Global Excellence Award, 2019 for ‘Most trusted Tarot card Reader in Maharashtra’ in her kitty.

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Someone once said, “Google only loves you when everyone else loves you first.” A lot of businesses are now handled online too as the internet has made life easy for people. Whether it’s shopping for groceries, clothes, fitness products, house items, medicines, or booking a movie ticket, flights, or anything, the web comes in handy. However, often as a business owner, your brand or company doesn’t show up in the top results despite having the best services. It’s a mood off, isn’t it? Well, to help such people there’s a digital marketer like Aman Bhadouria.

  
In Today’s time, digital marketers play a key role in the growth of the business. Want a strong digital presence in today’s digital world for your brand? Well then you have to learn many things related to digital marketing, and if it is not your forte, then we have a suitable person Aman Bhadouria for you all.

  
The young expert digital marketer who has made digital marketing his career and within a short time. Aman Bhadouria, gained excellent knowledge in the past few years. Now he is using his expertise for the progress of companies and individuals around the globe.  
An ace digital marketer, he has the capability to drive audiences towards carefully built social media campaigns with his entrepreneurship stint. The all-rounder digital expert has a well-rounded personality that depicts his tryst to change digital communications and in the world of gaming.

Having a business-driven marketing perspective, Aman Bhadouria is well versed with Google algorithms and social media marketing technologies which have been instrumental in changing his web game for him.
  
His story is an inspirational one; people can learn many things from his career. His digital marketing career has been satisfying until now. He knows how to grow in this field with new techniques. It is great to see a young talent like Aman Bhadouria coming out as an expert at a young age in Uttar Pradesh, India. We need more expertise like him to compete against western countries in digital marketing.  

Aman Bhadouria believes in finding new things in digital marketing, finding new techniques, and using it with the right effects for the benefits of clients gives him satisfaction. 
With the speedy extension of the internet and modern technologies, the role of digital marketing experts like Aman Bhadouria and his team will increase in the coming time. Experts like Aman will play a vital role in the growth of small companies in India. His job as digital marketing experts will be to take new challenges and take companies to a safe level in the competitive market. 

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Unilever, as a part of its positive beauty initiative, has recently reported that it will not utilize the word ‘normal’ in the advertising and bundling of its products. A report directed by the multinational conveyed that seven of every ten individuals accept that the word ‘normal’ utilized in product packaging and promotions has a negative effect on people. Understanding the critical effects it had, Unilever decided to make it a more positive space in its commercial arena.

Established over 100 years ago, Unilever is a multinational consumer goods company that provides fast-moving consumer goods. Its product categories include savory, dressings, spreads, ice cream, beverages, personal care, and home care. 

As far as the beauty industry is concerned, the word ‘normal’ is used to portray skin that isn’t especially dry or sleek and is unaffected by conditions like skin inflammation or dermatitis. Seeing the word on products and in ads frequently causes individuals to feel barred and unfortunate, as it proposes that skin and hair outside of the standard portrayal are unusual. 

With the move, the organization plans to make a more comprehensive vision of beauty by challenging age-old damaging ideals. Furthermore, the organization has sworn that it will at this point don’t carefully alter an individual’s body shape, size, extent, or skin tone across its advertising. 

While these are simply little advances, they cause extraordinary effects. It’s astounding to realize that brands are finally stepping up to take responsibility for the way they make people feel. As Unilever takes a step in to make a change, it could be thought of as a step towards a revolution. Here’s to a more comprehensive, less unfair future!

If bilateral marathon meeting between Water resource secretaries under the mechanism of Joint River Commission, held on last Tuesday,  of the two countries is any indication then ‘Water Resource Management ‘ will be  one of the main challenges to keep the momentum of the bilateral ‘Sonali Adhyay’ between India and Bangladesh in the 50^th year celebration of their diplomatic relations .

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will undertake two day visit to Bangladesh, his first foreign visit after the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic, and will meet his counterpart Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on March 27 in Dhaka. Though the announcement from the External Affairs Ministry said,”this visit is in connection with the commemoration of three epochal events – Mujib Borsho, the birth centenary of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, 50 years of the establishment of diplomatic ties between India and Bangladesh and 50 years of liberation struggle”, both the leaders have to set a specific guidelines for resolving water resource management which  ” directly impact the livelihood of people in the two countries.”

The  delegation level talks between India and Bangladesh has created a huge expectation in both the countries as Joint River Commission of two countries has not met since 2010. Bangladesh side was led by senior Secretary of Water Resource Ministry Mr  Muhammad Imran Kabir Bin Anwar and assisted by High Commissioner of Bangladesh in India Mr  Muhammad Imran.  Mr Pankaj Kumar, Secretary of Jal Shakti Ministry, led the Indian delegation. It took almost eight hours to finalise the minutes of the meeting with a lunch break in the middle. Finally, after the dinner both sides agreed to issue separate press statements flagging the issues raised by both countries.

Apart from raising the issue signing of water sharing agreement of Teesta river which was inked by the two Secretaries of two countries in the year 2011, Dhaka  has opened the issue of ‘optimum utilization of  the water received by Bangladesh under the provisions of Ganges water sharing agreement of 1996’. They proposed a joint feasibility study of the flow of water during the lean period which was mandated in the treaty, by both India and Bangladesh.  Ganges water treaty was signed in 1996 and is due for renewal in the year 2026 as the treaty was in force for 30 years since then.

Water resource Secretary also raised the issue of remaining excavation work on the Rahimpur Khal for utilization of Kushiyara river water for irrigation purpose. Sources present in the meeting told that Indian side has requested to discuss all these issues including sharing of water of six trans-boundary  rivers which are in discussion for several years, after the assembly elections in West Bengal and Assam get over in May. Those rivers, such as Dudhkumar, Muhuri,Gomti, Manu,Khowai and Dharala ,are basically flowing from North East India .

Certain contentious issues were raised by the both sides on which no consensus could be achieved. Bangladesh side has referred to the pollution of  legendary river Titas which is continously polluted by the other rivers of Indian side like Janji and a channel which carries waste material. In fact, navigability of the river was reduced as huge boulders were dropped in the bed of the river to give access for making road connectivity to Akhaura-Agartala. Bangladesh side claimed that for the sake of connectivity they have sacrificed a lively river called Titas. Whatever channel of the river is alive now should be protected. They also raised the reduced flow of Mahananda river as West Bengal withdraws excess water from the river.

Indian side  urged the implementation of MOU for withdrwing water from the Feni river for drinking purpose for the city of Sabroom of Tripura .The MOU was signed during the visit of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to India in 2018 , but till today the mechanism has not been working. Discussions was held on finalisation of water sharing agreement of Feni river and less flow of water in the Attreyi, Punorbhava and Tangon and pollution of Mathavanga and Churni rivers due to effluent released from sugar mills of Bangladesh .

Later, a press release issued by the High Commission of India in  Dhaka said, “both sides agreed to expand cooperation across an entire gamut of water resources issues including framework for sharing of river waters, mitigation of pollution, river bank protection, flood management, basin management etc. A Joint Technical Working Group will provide inputs on the matter”.

Though there was no breakthrough in the meeting, both sides are happy that the “process of Joint River Commission meeting has been set in motion” and a ministerial level meeting might be held very soon.” Both the Secretaries also met the Jalshakti Minister  Gajendra Sekhwat and invited him for JRC meeting in Dhaka.

(The writer is a senior journalist based in Delhi and a commentator on India-Bangladesh affairs. The views expressed are personal.)

Bishwadeb Bhaumik (DEB), who has made a big name in the music industry, is known not only for his beautiful voice but also for his unique style on social media. Recently his music video Shiddat which was released on White Hill Music, was well received by the audience. In this song, Bollywood’s beautiful actress Neha Malik was seen with DEB.

While interviewing by the media, Bishwadeb Bhaumik (DEB) said that he works with full passion for every project. Being a singer, he understands the feelings of the song and tries to give his voice in the same direction. He told that he still practices daily. Along with all this, he wants to understand the trend of the music industry and give the favorite style of today’s audience.

Deb said that some of his music videos are going to be released very soon. Along with this, his planning is also going on for Bollywood films and web series. He said that this is only the beginning, if the audience continues to love his work in this way, then he will continue to bring more beautiful projects for them.

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It was February 14 when Punjab lost one of its legends in the form of Sardul Sikander who died in Mohali. The Punjabi industry was pained and started paying tribute to the departed soul in their own way. Some recalled the memories with Sikander while some of them came with songs for the legendary singer.

Similarly, Punjabi singer Nobby Singh came up with an emotional song to pay tribute to his ‘Dronacharya’. Nobby considers the late Sardul Sikandar as his teacher and takes inspiration from his songs and thus calls himself ‘Eklavya’. He tries to give a new dimension to his singing with the lessons that he got from Sikander.

Nobby lent his voice to an emotional and painful song ‘Asin Jis Lai Duniya Chhad Ditti’. The song is considered to be very difficult to sing. However, he sang it so beautifully in an order to pay tribute to the late Punjabi singer Sardul Sikander.

He connected people with his voice and emotions that show the potential of the Punjabi singer. Maybe that’s the reason why his song received immense love and support. The song has gone viral even among the fans of Sardul Sikandar and music lovers.

The video of Nobby Singh has garnered more than one lakh views and shares in just two days on Facebook, more than 2 lakh views on Instagram and still counting.

It has become popular among the people that means Sardul Sikandar is still in the hearts of people. And those who seek inspiration from him are getting love simultaneously.

Nobby Singh is an emerging star who has sung many songs including Revolver, Thakkiyan. Perhaps, there are many more new projects which would be released soon. These include songs that would be released in April and the other in May.

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