Punjabi Musical industry is by far is the fastest-growing musical industry in India. Punjabi music is enjoyed everywhere in India from North to South, marriages to parties to pubs. No event is completed without a Punjabi song. In the past few years, we have seen so many National Punjabi singers making a name worldwide with their voice and music.

Out of that top list, we spotted one rising talent called Samay renownedly famous as “Samay lyricist” on social media. This lad is hugely renowned in the musical world due to his voice and his raw style.

Samay has made his own name in the Punjabi music industry in the past few years against big names. With that, he has given back to back super hit songs lyrics which are extremely famous on a social media platform like Youtube name – Sajte Ho-sung By Karan Sehmbi lyrics Samay
Laut Aaja sung by Madhav Mahajan and lyrics Samay More than millions has enjoyed his singing and his style.

He is a perfect combo which looks impressive with his fashion and his muscular body. He is a pure Gabru an ideal combo of how singer and performer should be. Ths gabru is winning the hearts of millions worldwide with his singing and amazing performances.

When we are teenagers, school, studies, friendships, infatuations, and crushes form a major part of our life. We don’t usually think about work or life. In fact, our world does not extend beyond studies, friends, and parents. But there is one teenager who is defying all stereotypes. Prince Yadav, who is just 17, is creating waves as a digital entrepreneur. He started taking up social media and digital projects at the young age of 15.

Prince Yadav from the city of Ahmedabad in vibrant Gujarat has made a name for himself at the tender age of seventeen but he started much earlier. He started working when he was fifteen. He worked hard to understand the nuances of social media and established himself as a digital entrepreneur and social media influencer. Because of the stellar work he has been able to grab the attention of various celebrities across India.

His area of expertise includes social media and brand management and public relations. He has a pretty impressive clientele list comprising YouTube celebrities, Television A-lister, and Social media influencers. He has now established himself as a reputable and trustworthy name in the field of digital marketing and social media, and his client base is increasing with each passing day. Now more and more people are coming to know about this young wonder who established himself in the industry without any outside support. Social media is fast growing as a medium for people to establish themselves as a brand and promote their thoughts and work. Prince Yadav utilizes this medium effectively and this has transformed him into a brand in this field.

Prince Yadav is the face of new India. He symbolizes a generation that does not wait to start up. He is young, restless, and eager to change the world with his passion. He is an inspiration to every youngster who wishes to make it big in this field. It is said that if we want to achieve big things in life, age does not matter. Prince Yadav is living this saying.

In the global pandemic 2020 covid 19 last year few people got unemployed there were people who just give up, on the other hand, few people prove their worth and hard work Among these there is one person name Muzammil Mumtaz who believed in himself in his talent made his own way.

“New startup with the new year” with this saying Muzammil is looking for young aspirant content writer .Yeas ..!!

He earned a lot of name and fame in digital media now providing opportunities for the content writer. He had made settled to many of the freelancers content writers.

Born and brought up in Bihar guy said social media play a vital role in the upcoming year that’s the only source for the name and fame. No matter from which field uh are iPhone has good writing skills one should definitely try for freelance content writer .

Apart from this muzammil also do manage public relations planning for the launch of the venture

New Delhi: The country’s capital has announced the first phase of Covid-19 vaccination drive starting from January 16, 2021. In the first stage of the vaccination drive, priority will be given to frontline workers including the healthcare workers. 

The Centre has announced January 16 as the day for the rollout of the long-awaited vaccine. The vaccine got the green signal from drug regulators last Sunday. After the launch date announcement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted on his official handle, “On 16th January, India takes a landmark step forward in fighting COVID-19. Starting that day, India’s nationwide vaccination drive begins. Priority will be given to our brave doctors, healthcare workers, frontline workers including safai karamcharis.”

The massive vaccination drive will be managed with the help of CoWIN (Covid Vaccine Intelligence Network) app, which is yet to be launched. CoWIN will track the individual vaccine beneficiaries, more than 79 lakh of whom have been registered on the platform. It will also provide real-time information on vaccine stocks and storage temperatures.

Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said, “Healthcare workers will be vaccinated in the first phase only in hospitals”. In addition, Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain has announced, “The coronavirus vaccine will be administered at 89 sites in the capital out of which  36 are government hospitals and 53 are private hospitals.”

During the first two rounds, about three lakh healthcare workers and six lakh frontline workers including the police and civil defense personnel will be vaccinated. Post this phase, approximately 42 lakh people above the 50-year age group and those below with comorbidities like diabetes, heart ailments, and other chronic conditions will be administered the vaccine dosage.

The Centre has already held three dry runs – two of them across the country — to test the vaccine delivery system across 4,895 sites in 33 states and union territories. The third dry-run was last on 8 January 2021.

Inaugurating the 16^th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas convention through virtual mode, Mr Modi said that India used to import PPE kits, masks, ventilators and testing kits from outside but “today our nation is self-reliant.’’

Prime Minister Modi’s remarks gain significance as the global efforts are directed towards  vaccination to curb the spread of the viral disease.

The Pravasi Bharatiya Divas convention is the flagship event of the Ministry of External Affairs and provides an important platform to engage and connect with overseas India, according to an official release. Speaking about ongoing efforts and campaign in India to empower the poor in the country, the Prime Minister said that it was being talked about globally now.

With an obvious reference to the violence in the U.S. where the process of transition of power is underway after the defeat of President Donald Trump, Mr Modi said that people had said that India will break and democracy is impossible in the country.

“But the truth is that India stand together with a strong and vibrant democracy today,’’ said Prime Minister Modi.

Dwelling upon his government’s efforts to eliminate corruption, the Prime Minister said: “Today, India is using technology and end corruption. Money worth lakhs and crores are directly being credited to account of beneficiaries.’’

In his remarks at the inaugural session of the convention, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar recalled that the convention was part of a tradition that began two decades ago when the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee envisioned a comprehensive framework for Pravasi outread. “In the years that have passed, these initiatives have been strengthened by a range of other activities. And even more, transformed by the very unique bonding that Prime Minister  Modi has established with the diaspora,’’ he said.

Noting that this year’s convention is taking place against the backdrop of the devastating Covid pandemic, the Minister said that these unprecedented difficulties have only further strengthened India’s bonds with Pravasis.

“This was expressed in the Vande Bharat Mission that brought more than 3.5 million of our people home. It was equally visible in the support we provided for the return from India of those of other nationalities, to 120 countries. And not least, it was seen in the medicines that we sent to 150 nations, many with large Pravasi communities,’’ he said. 

The world of diplomats is peripatetic in nature. Ever so often the person donning the colours of the country as its representative moves on after contributing to bilateral relations in the country of posting. The cycle of change is constant, perhaps three or four years.

Yet in some cases, the posting gets prolonged beyond one’s calculations as in the case of Ambassador Hans Dannenberg Castellanos of Dominic Republic. He arrived here in 2006 to  set up the country’s Embassy and stayed on till January 9, 2021.  As he packs his bags and moves to Russia, sharing thoughts of his journey with K.V. Prasad, the Ambassador recalled a conversation with a Guru at Pushkar predicting his stay in India would be for over 12 years.

 Â“I feel it is Karma that I spent here so long because as diplomats we are used to going to a different challenge every four or five years…my sons are Made in India, both were born here. One is fascinated by Lord Ganesha, loves Indian food while the other prefers Yoga. India will remain with our family”.  India can now boast of having two young Caribbean from Dominic Republic, as the Desi-born brand ambassadors.

Q, What are your observations as a diplomat who spent a decade and a half here?

A.I came to Delhi to a great challenge of opening our mission, which is a unique and difficult task for any diplomat. Coming to a country where you did not have a presence, you need to get your country known and the logistics. The best thing of such a long tenure is that I have seen a great amount of changes in India not only infrastructure of Delhi and the strengthening of economy but political changes and transformation of India.

I have also seen a great amount of development in pharma sector that is now more important due to the health crisis and possibility of an Indian vaccine that can save many lives. I am grateful to god to serve here. I feel it is Karma that I spent time here so long because as diplomats we are used to going to a different challenge every four or five years. I think the unique opportunity was to become the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps that really helped me grow professionally.

Q. Any personal transformation you experienced during this period?

A. I learnt a lot from India, gained inner spiritual patience, a different way to approach life. I used to be a person when things did not go my way. Now I learnt things go the way they should and you have to learn to accept that. I also tell new people who come here to embrace India as it is. To learn how Indians are and not to try to change them, India will not change but on the contrary you will be changed.  I tell them to embrace the adventure for when you don’t have it you will miss.

I know many diplomats who when they were here they were complaining about everything and when they are gone, they are missing India. It is something that impacts their lives. Many diplomats said that after India they find other postings boring because you have so many activities, so many things to do. Even in big cities like Washington DC, Brussels or London the daily life becomes boring.

Q Can you describe the strength of bilateral relations, its growth path and how do you feel now that India decided to open its Embassy in Dominic Republic?

A. We had expectations of opportunities with India since both trade and interaction were limited. Today, New Delhi is Santo Domingo’s fourth largest trading partner. After formal agreement in 1999, we started the Embassy in 2006. One of the first high level visits was from our Foreign Minister and since then there have been several. In 2010, our president came to India.

We are very happy India announced the opening of its Embassy in Santo Domingo. This will help increase the trade partnership, people to people and scientific exchanges. I think the new embassy of India will take the relations to another level, I am grateful to External Affairs Minister Dr.S. Jaishankar announced this before I finished my tenure, For the last eight years, I was  working for it. I hope India does not stop here and opens Missions in other countries in Latin America where it does not have an Embassy.

Q.  What are the areas the bilateral relations can grow?

A. Now with the decision of opening its Embassy in Santo Domingo, I think India can develop it as a hub for trade with other countries in the Caribbean as we are bang in the middle of the Hemisphere. Also we would like India to learn from our experience in tourism while we hope more people from India travel to our country.

In order to popularise destinations the Latin American embassies in New Delhi has been organising competition for tourists to recall their experience in our countries. In 2018 the first prize went to a person (Hemant Puri) for a picture in a  Â‘Tuk-Tuk’ (auto-rickshaw) which now is a pride of our collection at the Embassy  here..

Q. You have been the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, a position reserved for the senior most serving diplomat in the country. Can you share some experiences of the past four years?

A.As the Dean you become an interlocutor between the diplomatic community, the Government of India and the Ministry of External Affairs.  The MEA has a great Chief of Protocol and a fine Division. We have to share some concerns of diplomats or ideas they may have to do their job better. As the Dean, I tried to organise ideas of all Heads of Missions when it came to issues like Demonetisation, Goods and Services Tax, Pollution, Lockdown and Vaccines. Besides being the one who summarises all the queries and needs of other Missions, I also tried to be a guide to new Heads of Mission, how to work with Indians, its business community, who are the players and how to approach India in a more effective way. I have taken some initiatives like meeting new Ambassadors at airports and this is my personal decision.  Having worked in airport and airlines before becoming a diplomat, I have aviation fuel as part of my blood and enjoy going there. I like to be the person who calms the new person. When I arrived I had these worries and a lot of questions. I tried to give back.

 Q. Understand you are also sensitive and at times attended funeral service for staff members of other Missions?

Q.When you are here for such a long time, you get to know the staff, the drivers and serving staff in other Missions. I came to know that the driver of the Tunisian Ambassador had died and attended a service in his memory. The then Tunisian Ambassador was touched by this.

Q. On a personal note, understand one of your son’s favourites is Lord Ganesha?

A.One of my son’s is fascinated by Ganesha .We told when people needed assistance, they prayed to Ganesha and he opened ways for them. When he was young and asked for a specific toy that we thought was expensive, he decided to do Pooja offering flowers to Ganesha for the toy. And the Secretary would put some money…he has a lot of idols of Ganesha in his room.  Both my kids have India in their heart. One of them loves Indian food and the other loves Yoga.

Q. Understand, that during your early years, a Pandit predicted your stay in India would be long? Can you share the anecdote?

A. I met an Indian Guru or Pandit in Pushkar, where some people from my country do social work. During conversation, I told him the posting is normally for four years and he said I will stay in India for more than 12 years. I asked if he meant month, he kept saying more than 12 years and now I have spent 15 years.

He also told me I came to India to find my family. Soon after I came here, my wife joined me and we had our first born. Both my sons are Made in India. India will remain part of our family forever.

Sachin Kumar Meena is a 25-year-old(23 November 1995) young man who was born in Rajasthan but brought up in Delhi. His stay at the National Capital has helped him earn a lot. These include giving him good exposure to different things and areas thus making him a versatile person. He is currently a competent digital marketer. The internet has always lured this young man since his teenage and that made him explore social media and its tools along with other things on the web. And there are ample of things, which he came across in his life in this place.

One of these includes the theatre world. This remains his another passion of acting, he was attached to theatres doing different plays and was also supposed to one film in Bollywood but the project was shelved and he was unable to get his debut. However, he did a few ad shoots and kept doing plays. When things did not work much in the entertainment domain, he focussed his energy on digital marketing emerging as a competent name in this industry. His company Ekalyva Media is going great guns that deal with digital marketing which includes SEO, SMM & PR.

He has made his presence felt on social media if you check his Instagram handle – @sachin57meena. He has much too many followers on social media and particularly on Instagram. This has made him drive more number of clients. Today, he has a huge number of global clients as he gets the local clients from our country. Some of them include from Europe and West Asia, which speaks a lot about his expertise and edge on digital marketing. He takes care of their PR work and makes them prosper on the web. He seems happy with his current digital venture at the moment but somewhere down the line he also has the desire to see himself as an actor.

Becoming the best version of oneself is a goal all human beings try to attain, however, the journey is not always a bed of roses, and there are hardships and challenges. To become successful one needs to understand the dynamics and psychology of people as well as their work. “Parth Shukla”, a producer, and director from Gujarat has figured out these complexities early in life and he welcomes challenges with open arms. This talented man was born in Ahmedabad and brought up in Bhuj – Kutch. He studied in St. Xavier’s school Bhuj and later enrolled in mechanical engineering, however, he dropped out to become a filmmaker and an actor. His main focus had always been on becoming a part of the entertainment industry.

Parth Shukla was introduced to show business in the sets of Neer Bhare Naina Devi, in 2008, with this, his career in the entertainment industry started off. In 2014 he directed his first short film called “Fattu” which spoke about why women’s empowerment is essential for our society. Parth has also directed other short films like “The Chair” and “Life”, and music videos like “Chalne Lagi Hai.” To learn more about filmmaking he co-directed short films like Thank God, The Right Step, and Roshni.

He grabbed the spotlight in 2020 as an actor in the music video “Prem No Nasho”, in February, and Teri Yaad in September. This young director and producer have made a name for himself in Dhollywood and plan to enter Bollywood soon. His web series, “Rebound” is scheduled to release in 2021, and by the end of the next year, Parth plans to release a feature film directed by him. Also, he will soon be spotted acing as an actor in a Hindi Music Video ‘Aao Naa’, which is set to release by February 2021. The promising performance of Parth Shukla both as a director and actor has been quite impressive and people are curious about what next he has to offer.

The use of technology is increasing in India along with its population. We know it is difficult to get a job in India no matter how much you are educated. Still, you keep living in the hope that one day, you will get a job after all your studies, right? You may think about how much time you need to spend to find a job but if we tell you that you can use that time to build your own company, wouldn’t you be thinking that this is so easy? Yes, it is easy!
Actually we want to tell you that technology is increasing its presence in our lives day by day in India, especially in case of the younger generation. This has been happening since Ritesh Agarwal launched his company Oyo. Since then, a passion has come in many youngsters and every day, some young man is opening a new company. One more name to join these names is that of Usman Rao. Today we are going to talk about Usman Rao, who is an entrepreneur and a motivational speaker. Usman is the owner of Jelly143. He started work as a freelancer along with studies and learnt a lot of skills.
In December 2017, he launched a channel on YouTube and his videos went viral as soon as he had uploaded just 3 to 4 videos. However, Usman wasn’t satisfied just with what was happening on the YouTube. Soon after, Usman started learning coding and created a website related to digital marketing.
Within a few days, a lot of traffic started coming to the website and that led Usman to open a company through his website.
Talking about his mindset right now, Usman says, “You are often confused about what you want to become in the future. Your family says, become a doctor, your friends say become an actor, your relatives say become an IAS. But have you ever listened to your heart what it wants, so don’t listen to the world be what you want to be. The world may say anything, but to live life, we must understand life, All the people who are successful did not succeed overnight. They had to work hard. However, if you work hard for just a day or two and then think you have failed, you are wrong. It takes years to succeed.”
Usman Rao is a resident of Saharanpur and he studied at the CCS University of Meerut. Owing to his hard-working nature and perseverance, he has been named one of the Top 10 Youngest Entrepreneurs of Uttar Pradesh. Usman succeeded as an entrepreneur in a very short time period. Talking about his motivation, he says, “I motivate myself every day. I look up to successful people and tell myself, why I can’t be like them. In this way, I push myself forward every day.”
And if you also want to succeed in life, then you should learn from them and understand them.

Through the years, the skilled tattoo artist has earned a loyal base of clients, who love his meaningful art and talent.

The closer we look around ourselves, the more we realize that all world’s an art. It is surreal to know that the artistic visions of different people across industries have led to their exponential rise as professionals. The world of tattoo and piercing is one which people hardly knew about a few years ago and did not put enough trust or faith to make a career in the same. However, kudos to all those people who even amidst such times, made the firm decision to enter the field and made it huge for themselves as a professional tattoo artist. One such popular name in the industry of tattoo and piercing is of Ripon Basak, popularly known as Ripz in the industry.

Since a very early age, if anything that ever attracted Ripon Basak the most then it was everything that directly or indirectly dealt with art. Seeing the meaning behind different forms, structures, designs and painting was what he excelled at and this deep understanding of his at a very young age helped him become unique with his designs. Art became his passion and he decided to learn the art of tattooing while he studied in Bangalore.

To further quench his thirst to be known as a prominent tattoo artist, Ripz began taking small steps to later take on the leap of faith to carve a unique niche for himself in the industry. He enrolled for a tattoo course and started as a hobby. Little did he know then that his inclination towards the world of arts would take him on a fruitful journey in the future. Way back in 2003, Ripon Basak started with tattooing and only in 2008 registered officially. Through the years he kept learning new things, broadened his understanding about designs and kept experimenting with himself and his passion.

The journey was filled with many challenges and hurdles, but Ripz rose above all of that and dived deeper in his passion for tattoo art. The tattoo artist believes that when individuals work with a determined mind and heart, nothing or nobody can stop them. His excellence in the tattoo art and piercing has given him and his studio located in Guwahati, Assam, India named ‘Ripz Tattoo & Piercing’ a lot of name and fame.

Ripon Basak has visited many International Conventions held in India & abroad and has been bestowed with several awards at both national and international levels. Another achievement of his is that he began the Neon Tattoo Convention, the 1st exclusive international Tattoo Convention in Guwahati for North-East. At the convention, many prominent personalities from the tattoo industry were present.

This year Ripz aims to strive towards becoming better, work harder and start his first biggest formal Tattoo School of the North-East and is planning to enter the restaurant industry as well. Every tattoo of his tells a story and for him working on every design gives him a natural high. To know more about Ripz and his studio, follow him on Instagram @ripztattoo.