With the growth of Hip-hop lovers in India, there’s a huge shift that we have seen in recent times of how Hip-hop is slowly growing in the hearts of people. There are many who are helping in growing the Hip-Hop scene in the country, amongst which the one name that shines from Kolkata is DJ Felix. He decided to grow Hip-Hop in his home city Kolkata. “My love for hip-hop grows every day and I want everyone to enjoy it as a mainstream set than a pump-up set which used to happen before”

Dj Felix or Felix Huang Fu Chang resides in Kolkata and has been associated with many properties in the city like Underground, The HHI, Roxy The Park, Black Lounge, and many more. He has been continuously working to elevate the reach of Hip Hop music. With his recent tracks “Jawab De” he has tried to bring up the hip-hop side that can be bought to Hindi music as well. The growth of the music culture is not just restricted to music releases but also performances. DJ Felix is one of those who believe that Hip-Hop is an experience than just a mere genre of music. With this vision in his mind, he started the Hip-hop sessions where he and his few friends take up the same experience to different clubs and showcase the real sense of hip-hop music. 

Kolkata has been a great city for lovers of music, it is able to preserve the culture of art and music which acts as a great catalyst to promote hip-hop since people are keen to experience more things. DJ Felix has been able to grasp this opportunity and is able to grow the scene in the city. With a stronghold in the digital scenario as well, DJ Felix and his team use social media as a platform to showcase what’s in store for the people around. With the passing days, he has got support from a lot of artists and people which motivates him to do more. His new collaboration with a great hip hop star Bella is underway at the moment and expects to be released this December itself. 

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December 4 is celebrated as the Indian Navy Day every year and this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his warm greetings to all the navy personnel and their families while extolling them for protecting our coasts and keeping us safe. The theme for Navy Day 2020 is “Indian Navy Combat Ready, Credible & Cohesive”.

“Navy Day greetings to all our valorous navy personnel and their families. The Indian Navy fearlessly protects our coasts and also renders humanitarian assistance in times of need. We also remember India’s rich maritime tradition over centuries,” PM Modi said in a tweet.

On the other hand, addressing a press conference on the eve of the Navy Day, Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh underlined the dual challenges of Covid-19 and Chinese incursions on Northern borders that India faces and assured that the Navy is ready to face all of it.

What is Navy Day?

Indian Navy Day is celebrated every year on December 4 to commemorate the Indian Navy’s ‘Operation Trident’ attack on the Karachi harbour during the India-Pakistan war in 1971. The decisive naval action heralded the victory of India over Pakistan in the Indo-Pak War of 1971.

The day also highlights the role of the Navy in securing the country’s marine borders.

How is Navy Day celebrated?

On Navy Day, various events are organised by the Indian Navy to reach out to the citizens through various mass contact programmes. This year, due to the Covid-19 restrictions, the outreach has turned largely virtual. Some of the activities include the “360-degree Virtual Reality Tour of INS Vikramaditya.” While watching the video, viewers will be able to explore the flight deck and other unclassified areas in 360 degrees using smartphones or other devices, reported ANI.

Dr. Shailesh Thaker, Chief Learning Officer (CLO) of the renowned training Ahmedabad firm Knowledge Plus Inc., is inspiring life-changing decisions among millions of people through his training on organizational behaviour and development. His company is working with multiple organizations to achieve global standards in management practices and bring out the best in its workforce to attain the desired success.

Dr. Thaker considers 3 main influences on his life, who are J. Krishnamurthy, Swami Vivekananda and M.K. Gandhi. And it is these great personalities that are reflected in every aspect of his work life, making him recognized as a world-class thinker, who is widely acclaimed and awarded at the global level. His vision for the world of tomorrow is magnificent and it is as this – “The world shall be competency-driven, talent lovers, and usage of technology will be far much more than this century. Natural resources shall be used with caution.”

Talking about the more pressing times right now, Dr. Thaker calls COVID-19 “an alarming situation for mankind.” However, despite his concern for the world, he remains a prolific writer who has written 100+ books in the past 3 decades and who is the happiest in his own company. Most of his books are bestsellers and some of the most popular titles are – I Am Legend, Leadership Tomorrow, and You Are The Creator Of Your Destiny.

He is such a prolific writer that he can write anywhere, be it mountains, hotels, airport, open fields, etc. When asked what is required, though, for writing, he replies, “Emotional stability! I am emotionally enabled. I hardly get disturbed by life or people or events.  Even when someone very close to me shares the most unusual, unexpected things, most of the time, I am hardly perturbed by it.”

It is this amazing clarity of thought that has seen Dr. Thaker achieve immense success and respect across the world. He has been invited as the “Most Influential Speaker” by the American Speakers Association. He is the writer of a top corporate management blog ranked No. 1 on Google traffic driven by 220 million keywords. Time Camp has ranked him as the 9^th Most Influential Project Leader in the world. HR.COM (USA) awarded him the Oscar of Leadership 2020 for his contribution to betterment of human resources everywhere.

When asked about why he wasn’t seen much in the public, Dr. Thaker said, “I am more focusing on work and creation and living my life. No regret for people but I am happier with myself. My concern is self, not society.” Such humility and clarity of vision mark his work life in a huge way.

He is a busy man, no doubt about it because he is working round-the-clock, churning out books, training sessions and motivational speeches to help people achieve their best in work and life. Despite his life being hectic, Dr. Thaker loves it. Talking about his ever-busy work life, he says, “I believe, it is a cause of life and existence. I truly enjoy it. Any part of the day, I mean, 24 hours, whether it is a first half or second half. It won’t hurt at all. I lived between Tokyo and Toronto. So, the physical clock has a lesser value, in comparison to my creativity.”

One more thing that Dr. Thaker doesn’t bother about is ‘return.’ He believes that he came into this world to ‘create knowledge in favor of humanity’ and that is what he keeps doing. He writes inspiring stuff, for which he gets up at 5 a.m. every day and writes till it is lunchtime. He loves to write without any interruptions to maintain the excellent flow. His inspiration to write comes from Swami Satya Sankalp Dashjee and the Japanese spiritual guru Okawa, the latter, perhaps, being an influence from his days in Tokyo.

Dr. Thaker is the only Indian on board with the International Federation of Learning and Development, which has also included him in its list of Top 20 Management Trainers for 2020. With such immense honors and awards under his belt, Dr. Thaker remains a picture of humility and exuberance for the millions of his followers who take his every word seriously.

Among the several honors that he has received till date, the most prominent is that the World Book of Records, UK has recognized Dr. Thaker’s Class One contribution to learning and development, holding him as a remarkable cognitive thinker and creative writer, thanks to his blogs published globally. In an interview with the BBC, Dr Thaker was asked what inspired him for this life and he replied, “I was inspired by the poor street children, homeless senior citizens and nature. I am a live wire and gifted to work in favor of humanity. I believe that one should do something worthy so that others can write about you and get inspired by you. Though I cannot quantify what I got out of it, but I know that I am doing what I was meant to do in this world.”

Priya Mishra, a Model-cum-Actor, believes in the path rather than the destination. She thinks that the destination will satisfy human beings and stagnate while the path allows us to acquire the free flow of knowledge.

Priya Mishra has proven that not just customers and energies but also continued efforts to define your journey towards success. She has started from being a nobody has carved a niche in the acting field.

She has not only helped herself with the lessons and learnings but has also helped people who don’t have support to come to this industry. Also, during Covid, she has organised meetings that helped people to not worry but to keep themselves focused on the end results. “It’s about effort when you implement the effort in life, every single day transformation happens”, says Priya Mishra. Her Acting and works impact people on a different level altogether due to the special attention she gives while lessons.

From doing work and modelling about managing their personal and work life, to leading Best in this field – Priya has made her mark by helping the most renowned people including those of a few actors and actresses gain work-life
balance. She goes ahead to emphasize the need to gain control over the subconscious mind and to not let it jump around like a wild monkey. Her future long-term plan is to do lots of work in this industry, and her short-
a term plan is to take up acting as a profession and turn it trendier and more futuristic. She firmly believes that learning new things will never end in anyone’s life and considers that every day is a new beginning to learn

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a swift and severe impact on the globally integrated automotive industry. Symptoms include a disruption in Chinese parts exports, large scale manufacturing interruptions across Europe, and the closure of assembly plants in the United States. This is placing intense pressure on an industry already coping with a downshift in global demand, and likely leading to increased merger & acquisition activity.

Ahmad Anwar, owner of Sivasa motor which is based in Lucknow Uttar Pradesh automobile firm of dealerships under different brands across Uttar Pradesh. Ahmad, a first-generation entrepreneur who first ventured into finance business and then moved into used car selling, did not have any know-how about automobile business. But his firm belief and sound business ethics led him to turn the tables every time challenges cropped in Ahmad is the Automotive Sector leader with Sivasa motor in the auto mobile industry. In his leadership role, Ahmad guides strategy across the Uttar Pradesh network of Shivasa Motor Automotive professionals to ensure high-value approaches to client engagements and solutions.

Ahmad Anwar is a name to reckon with in the field of Auto Mobile Service for the past 10 years through his association with clients. Through his ability to manage and motivate, he has been able to build a synchronized team of professionals who help him in his ventures.

The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed humanity and the global economy into a c In response, most of the companies are starving research and development (R&D) funding to sustain core operations and potentially setting back the progress made on alternate fuel and mobility technologies by 2-4 quarters. Eventually, some companies may even choose to take a strategic call to exit unprofitable markets and vehicle segments. Said Ahmad Anwar…

His humanitarian spirit is no less worthy of mentioning. He works to provide quality education for the children belonging to the poorer sections of the society. Through its multiple programs.

We will get greater visibility by the end of this year but the real and sustainable solution I would like to hope and believe will be in 2021.’

With nearly 50% of India’s population engaged in the agriculture sector, one would think that the sector would be a massive contributor to the country’s overall economy. Unfortunately, that is not the case. The agriculture sector’s contribution to the GVA (Gross Value Added) for 2019-20 is a mere 16.5%, down from 18.2% in 2014-15. If nothing else, this shows the kind of gap between the input and output that exists in this sector. To bring agriculture at par with other industries, the Government of India, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, envisioned a silver lining for the agricultural economy in the form of three bills passed recently. However, these bills have created a furore of sorts in the country, with lakhs of farmers from the state of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, gathering at the borders of the National Capital Region, demanding that the Union govt. either take back the bills or incorporate their demands before implementing the same.

Pained by this conflict, Dr. Krishan Jha, eminent strategist and policymaker, who have delivered more than 50 policies to GoI, big corporates like KPMG, Tata Group & founder of world’s biggest NGO Aggregator, Anti Corona Task Force (ACTF), thinks that meaningful dialogue is impossible amidst the cacophony of sounds emerging out of the multiple farmers’ unions that carrying out the protest. However, since this situation demands a reasonable solution, Dr. Jha has come forth with a couple of steps that could resolve this stalemate that emerged after the December 1st  meeting between the govt. and farmers’ representatives. But before that, Dr. Jha asks how a meaningful dialogue can be achieved with as many as 70+ farmers’ unions from Punjab and other states clamoring for talks and discussions.

Nevertheless, Dr. Jha suggests the following as a measure to assuage farmers’ concerns and bring this agitation to a quick end –

1)Make Minimum Support Price (MSP) a legal right of farmers; and

2)Direct all the states to set up a Kisan Mandi Authority to ensure that all the Mandis (farmer markets) function properly and in an egalitarian way with all the necessary infrastructure facilities.

Dr. Jha is of the opinion that implementing these two suggestions was enough to take the steam out of the current farmers’ protests.

In addition, he goes on to suggest that in order to save the farmers from the private players and middle-men, the govt. could ensure the following –

a)Encourage the private players in farming to pay 3-5% extra crop price to the farmers, and

b)Ensure that the mandis are freed from the stranglehold of Middle-men whose presence led to increasing of corruption in the system.

To sum up, Dr Jha says that the GOI must take immediate steps in this direction and not allow this protest to escalate into something uncontrollable in the future. He said, “India is at the cusp of a new future, under the able leadership of PM Modi and we simply cannot afford our progress to be derailed by issues that have the potential to be hijacked by vested interests.”

Today we have the history of a man who, in true sense and values, is a self-made and self-reliant human being; the story of Mohammad Zaid Khalid. Zaid is currently a real estate developer from the town of Prayagraj and what he is today is an outcome of hard work and determination of countless years. He comes from a family of farmers and dairymen and today he is a well-known name in the business industry amongst the real estate developers. Having completed his schooling from Air Force School, Bamraoli, Zaid wanted to start his venture into the business industry right then. On the other hand, his parents knew the value of education and guided him to complete his graduation. He went on to further complete his graduation from DeenDayal College, Delhi University.

Once graduated, Zaid joined his father to help him in the daily work and, slowly but surely, using his natural gift of business, he reformed the dairy into a more sophisticated one, increased the production and net turn-over manifolds. This is when his father noticed how brilliant and Zaid to continue with his dream. This is when Zaid’s professional career kick-started. He saw a rising prospect in the real estate industry and started his investments with the money his father had given him to begin with. One after the other the investments kept bringing profits and Zaid used those profits to make even bigger investments. He took his time to understand how the markets works, every nitty-gritty and that his the reason why he has not had to face a bad deal ever.

An amateur might think it’s Zaid’s luck that he has not had to face any losses but in reality, it is the accurate analysis and calculations standing strongly behind him.  After a day of work, Zaid likes to refresh himself by reading or listening to music. He also enjoys bodybuilding which keeps him healthy and fit too. Apart from all this, Zaid is a big supporter of the charity.  He helps the poor and needy when they struggle through acute financial problems by providing for their needs like medical, marriage or education. A man like, who makes every living moment of his life count is bound to achieve great successes. His journey has just begun and will continue to go on to reach milestones that are out of bounds for an ordinary human being.

Moving towards the digital sector of the world, now the country is also moving fast. The voice of the poor and deprived sections of the country is also being raised vocally through this platform. The prestigious Ambedkarite People’s Voice, a prestigious institution raising the voice of the underprivileged, has been awarded by YouTube, the world’s largest digital platform.

The organization’s editor Noratram Loroli said that Ambedkarite People’s Voice was established in the digital sector on 13 January 2019. It is an institution registered by the Government of India. Its Youtube has completed 6 lakh subscribers in just one year. For this reason, the world’s largest company YouTube honored the institution by sending them the Silver Play Button Award. Noratram Loroli, the editor of this institution, said that along with the institute digital, people are also getting face to face. He said that the institute is working to its full potential in various areas of the country.

Loroli said that our website is also running two websites to raise the voice of the poor, the afflicted and the deprived. Our team will continue to work in this area continuously.

Apart from this, Noratram Loroli has been serving the society for a long time by holding important posts of “Dr. Ambedkar Student Front of India (DASFI)”.

Jazim Sharma, a rising star of the music industry, is back with a divine track which is very close to his heart “Satnam Da Chakar Firaya” (SHABAD) which is releasing on the birth anniversary (Gurpurab) of Guru Nanak Dev ji. Gurpurab is one of the most sacred festivals of Sikhism and to celebrate this joyous festival, Jazim is launching devotional song Shabad as he believes in every moment of our lives, our spirituality binds and unites us all, and gives us the strength to bear the most difficult times and celebrate the happy times.

The divine track is sung by Jazim Sharma with prominent Ragi bhai Satvindar Singh and Bhai Harvinder Singh, written by Bhai Gurdas Ji and directed by Rudransh Sharma. Rupie Sachdeva is the creative Producer of the song and all the shooting has been done in Chamkaur Sahab (Punjab) and Guru Nanak Dwara (America) itself. Jazim Sharma personally went to Punjab to shoot the song and to add the vibes of the place in this divine track. The song is releasing today 29th November 2020 on TIPS record label.

“I’m very thankful to Rupie Sachdeva Ji for all the creative inputs in this divine track”, says Jazim Sharma

“The objective to launch this divine track is a wish to inspire, to share faith and kindness. Today, as our whole world is in turmoil, it is faith that connects us and gives us a reason to keep going”, he further adds

Raised in the rich culture of Punjab, Jazim has a deep-rooted connection with his friends of every faith. He cherishes childhood memories, the atmosphere of brotherly love, where people celebrated each other’s festivals and occasions with great zeal and happiness. Those traditions still carry on today all over in India.

On November 30th, the world joyously celebrates the birth anniversary (Gurpurab) of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, founder of Sikhism, and the first Sikh Guru. From a humble and pious family, He was blessed with a loving family and teachers who recognized that he had profound divine knowledge and nurtured his education. By the age of 16, He was fluent in Sanskrit, Persian, and Hindi. An inspiring writer and storyteller, Guru Nanak Dev Ji spent 30 years on spiritual journeys throughout the Eastern world. Accompanied by Bhai Mardana (His childhood Muslim friend), Guruji travelled thousands of miles by foot, from village to village, on a divine mission to share His message of brotherly love, equality, and of One God who resided in very being. His philosophy, with roots in both Hindu and Islamic thought, was embraced widely. He became a beloved spiritual guide for people from all communities and religious groups, and advised them to worship the Eternal Name of God “Naam”, the Absolute Truth, “Satnam”. And so began the cycle of Guruji’s divine mission, the spiritual circle of Love, Humility, and Truth.

Guru ji’s journeys are chronicled in the ballads of renowned poet/scholar Bhai Gurdas Ji.

With thousands of farmers from Punjab and Haryana camping at the borders of the National Capital Region, it seems the Government of India has finally been pushed to accede at least to one of their demands, i.e., to hold unconditional talks immediately. Perhaps, that is why the Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said, “On November 13, we had decided to meet the farmers on December 3, 2020. But farmers are in a mood to protest. It is cold and there is a coronavirus, we request you (the farmers) to leave the protest and find a solution through talks.” With this, the GOI announced that the talks with farmers had been preponed to December 1, i.e, Tuesday. As of now, the farmers have agreed to talk to GOI today.

The talks will be held over the farmers’ demands varying from the abolition of the new farm laws to including MSP for crops in the new law. As of now, the GOI has invited representatives of about 32 farmers’ groups, but the farmers want representatives of all the 500 farmers groups across the country to be invited to these talks. In this regard, Sukhvinder S Sabhran of Punjab Kisan Sangharsh Committee claimed, “We won’t be going for talks till all groups are called.”

Meanwhile, both Singhu and Tikri borders have been closed for public traffic as the huge gathering of farmers continue to camp on the highway for the past 5 days. The Delhi government had asked the farmers to convene at an open ground in Burari area but they refused to do so and, instead, continued to sit-in at the two borders.

On the other hand, a meeting is already underway at BJP Chief JP Nadda’s house, which also has the Home Minister Amit Shah and the Agriculture Minister in attendance. This is the second such meeting among the top BJP leadership in the past 48 hours even as massive farmers’ protests continue to rock the country over the contentious farm laws.