The entire world is taken over by Digital media. Digital Marketing is one the best professions one can make a career in. One can create genuine customer value and establish the audience’s association with any particular brand. And therefore we introduce you to one of the finest digital marketing experts, Saurabh Patel who hails from Godhra and has his work speak for him in the entire Gujarat State. Marketing has been his forte and he loves to market anything and everything on the digital space.

Social Media apps like Facebook and Instagram who have an ever-growing demand played a very important role in his career graph. Initially Saurabh spent a lot of his time learning the basics of marketing via the internet. He garnered knowledge about digital marketing with the help of YouTube. Later, the young guy improvised his skills and implemented his strategies on the campaigns where he worked as a freelance marketer.

It was a very tough decision for Saurabh to choose a career in digital marketing. Like every teenager, he was in a dilemma what to do after study. He gave a try and started learning about digital marketing on his own.He gradually started developing his interest and made his career in it.The innovative marketing skills of Saurabh Patel has brought in a lot of clients under his name and looks like he made the right choice by choosing his career path in digital marketing.

Saurabh started his entrepreneurship career at a very tender age. He is pursuing his graduation in B.com. In such a short span he has gained a good name in the entertainment industry. He is the founder of Dhollywood Life, an entertainment portal for the Gujarati film industry. The portal is all about promoting the best talents from Gujarati cinema and gives timely updates about celebrities lifestyles, their did’s and didn’ts, movie reviews, song release and much more related to gujarati industry. Dhollywood Life is a result of Aastha Sutharia and Saurabh Patel’s collaboration. While the former holds great expertise in editorial and writing, the latter is a social media genius with extraordinary marketing skills.

Besides the entertainment portal, the duo recently also launched the exclusive E-magazine of Dhollywood which is a web platform for all the information about Gujarat’s leading celebrities. Saurabh Patel is an inspiration for every young person who dreams big. He has proved how hard work can turn any dream into reality

In this freewheeling interview, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokriyal Nishank talks about various aspects of  the recently unveiled New Education Policy (NEP) and gives  an insight into the wide consultation process, NEP’s timelines, its focus on students and autonomy envisaged  for higher  educational  institutions: Here are edited excerpts: 

Would you please elaborate on the consultation process before adopting in the cabinet as some state governments are raising questions on the consultation process.?

Answer: The Ministry of Education conducted a rigorous consultation process to ensure an inclusive, participatory and holistic approach while forming the National Education Policy. The policy took into consideration expert opinions, field experiences, empirical research, stakeholder feedback, as well as lessons learnt from best practices. Over two lakh suggestions from 2.5 lakh Gram Panchayats, 6,600 Blocks, 6,000 urban local bodies and 676 districts had been received between May 2015 and October 2015, which were also taken into consideration. Probably no policy in the past had such an elaborate and democratized consultation process.

Education is in the concurrent list of the Constitution. How you will ensure its implementation throughout the country if there is no consensus on the policy?

Answer: We haveimbibed the vision of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji on cooperative federalism. He says that Â“Let us forge a model of cooperative, competitive federalism; chart a common course to progress and prosperity”. The NEP 2020 recognizes the role of states in education. Education is in concurrent list and no part of the policy implies that it will be imposed on the states. The policy empowers the states to take decisions on various matters keeping up with the Concurrent provisions of the Constitution. The Ministry believes in cooperative federalism and thereby the recommendations specified in NEP do not follow the agenda of Centre vs State but have been designed keeping students as the focal point. 

The policy is aligned to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and aims to transform India into a vibrant knowledge society and global knowledge superpower by making both school and college education more holistic, flexible, multidisciplinary, suited to 21st century needs and aimed at bringing out the unique capabilities of each student.  Every state is concerned with the welfare of her students. We are not imposing the policy on any state but we are confident that the states will come on board.  

How do you propose the funding in education sector till the goal mentioned in the policy, as basic infrastructure of our education system is still to be improved?

Answer: The Centre and the States will work together to increase public investment in Education sector to reach the target of spending six per cent of GDP. It is extremely critical for achieving the high-quality and equitable public education system that is truly needed for India’s future economic, social, cultural, intellectual, and technological progress and growth.

The Centre will provide financial support to ensure universal access, improve learning resources, provide nutritional support to students, on matters related to students’ safety and well-being, arranging adequate numbers of teachers and staff, teacher development, and to support all key initiatives towards equitable high-quality education for underprivileged and socio-economically disadvantaged groups.

In addition to one-time expenditures, which will primarily be related to infrastructure and resources, this NEP also identifies key long-term thrust areas that would require financing to further improve our an education system – (a) universal provisioning of quality early childhood care education; (b) ensuring foundational literacy and numeracy; (c) providing adequate and appropriate resourcing of school complexes/clusters; (d) providing food and nutrition (breakfast and midday meals); (e) investing in teacher education and continuing professional development of teachers; (f) revamping colleges and universities to foster excellence; (g) cultivating research; and (h) extensive use of technology and online education.

If basis for education in primary level is mother tongue, is there any option for choosing English at that level or from which level English can be medium of instruction?

Answer: Children will be exposed to different languages early on but there will be particular emphasis on the mother tongue starting from the Foundational Stage onwards. All languages will be taught in an enjoyable and interactive style. The focus will initially be on reading in mother tongue and subsequently on writing in the formative years, with skills developed for reading and writing in other languages in Grade 3 and beyond.

If we see the developed countries such as France, China and Japan, the medium of instruction is their mother tongue. Most countries have made emphasis on the mother tongue so that both the parents participate in education of their children in the early years.

The ‘Three Language’ formula encompasses two native languages of India along with English. The teachers will be encouraged to use bilingual approaches to address the diversity of regions and students. All efforts will be made in preparing high-quality bilingual textbooks and teaching-learning materials for science and mathematics, so that students are enabled to think and speak about the two subjects both in their home language/mother tongue and in English.

From which level pass-fail system is applicable or will there be new system of assessment of the students?

Answer: Under the new policy there will be a shift from summative assessment to regular and formative assessment, which is more competency-based, promotes learning and development, and tests higher-order skills such as analysis, critical thinking, and conceptual clarity. Board exams for Grades 10 and 12 will be continued, but be reformed to eliminate the need for taking coaching classes. Board exams will be redesigned to encourage holistic development and will also be made ‘easier’ by testing core capacities/competencies. All students will be allowed to take the Board Exams twice in a given school year; one main examination and one for improvement, if desired. All students will take the school examinations in Grades 3, 5, and 8 which will be conducted by the appropriate authority.

A new national assessment centre, PARAKH (Performance Assessment, Review, and Analysis of Knowledge for Holistic Development),  will be set up as a standard-setting body for setting norms, standards, and guidelines for student assessment and evaluation for all recognized school boards of India, guiding the State Achievement Survey (SAS) and undertaking the National Achievement Survey (NAS), monitoring achievement of learning outcomes and encouraging and helping school boards to shift their assessment patterns towards meeting the skill requirements of the 21st century.

The progress card of all students for school-based assessment will be redesigned which will be a holistic, 360-degree, multidimensional report that reflects in great detail the progress and the uniqueness of each learner in the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains. The progress card will include self-assessment, peer assessment and teacher assessment.

What will be the basis of the new curriculum and the thrust on it? How do you propose to change the present curriculum to match with the NEP?

Answer: The NEP recommends that the curricular and pedagogical structure of school education guided by a 5+3+3+4 design corresponding to the age ranges of 3-8, 8-11, 11-14, and 14-18 years, respectively.  There are numerous studies across the world that say that the curriculum of the school should match with the brain development. The new NEP curricular structure is based on the brain development of the child. NEP 2020 emphasises on the criticality of the early years to ensure quality early childhood care and education for all children between 3-6 years by 2025. The children in the age group of 3-5 years will be catered to by the current system of anganwadis and pre-schools and age 5-6 will be included with the schooling system in a seamless integrated manner, with a play-way based curriculum to be prepared by the NCERT.

The formulation of a new and comprehensive National Curricular Framework for School Education, NCFSE 2020-21, will be undertaken by the NCERT based on the principles of this National Education Policy 2020, frontline curriculum needs and after discussions with all stakeholders including State Governments, Ministries, relevant Departments of the Central Government, and other expert bodies, and will be made available in all regional languages. The NCFSE document shall henceforth be revisited and updated once every 5-10 years, taking into account frontline curriculum.

How the Foreign Universities will be eligible to set up any campus in India?

Answer: India will be promoted as a global study destination providing premium education at affordable costs thereby helping to restore its role as a Vishwa Guru. Research/teaching collaborations and faculty/student exchanges with high-quality foreign institutions will be facilitated, and relevant mutually beneficial MOUs with foreign countries will be signed. High performing Indian universities will be encouraged to set up campuses in other countries, and similarly, selected universities, such as those from among the top 100 in the world, will be facilitated to operate in India. A legislative framework facilitating such entry will be put in place and such universities will be given special dispensation regarding regulatory, governance, and content norms on a par with other autonomous institutions of India.

How the NEP proposes to raise the standard of higher education at par with the top institutions of the world?

Answer: The National Education Policy envisions establishing autonomous degree-granting Colleges that could eventually evolve into research-intensive or teaching-intensive Universities, if they so aspire. The HEIs will have the autonomy and freedom to move gradually from one category to another based on their plans, actions and effectiveness.

The new regulatory system envisioned by this Policy will foster this overall culture of empowerment and autonomy to innovate including by gradually phasing out the system of ‘affiliated colleges’ over a period of 15 years through a system of graded autonomy, and to be carried out in a challenge mode. Each existing affiliating university will be responsible for mentoring its affiliated colleges so that they can develop their capabilities and achieve minimum benchmarks in academic and curricular matters; teaching and assessment; governance reforms; financial robustness; and administrative efficiency. All colleges currently affiliated to a university shall attain the required benchmarks over time to secure the prescribed accreditation benchmarks and eventually become autonomous degree-granting colleges. This will be achieved through a concerted national effort including suitable mentoring and governmental support for the same.

The new policy also sets path for transformational reforms at both school and higher education which will enable the youth of India to adept for the 21st century skills while keeping at core the values, morals and virtues of India.

Autonomy of the Institutions is a major demand of the educationists. Your views.

Answer: The National Education Policy has adopted a middle path between autonomy and regulations. At every stage autonomy and accountability will be there, with transparency. The change has already been started through the IIMs. Thus, the new regulatory system envisioned by this policy will foster this overall culture of empowerment and autonomy to innovate, including by gradually phasing out the system of ‘affiliated colleges’ over a period of 15 years through a system of graded autonomy and to be carried out in a challenge mode. Each existing affiliating university will be responsible for mentoring its affiliated colleges so that they can develop their capabilities and achieve minimum benchmarks in academic and curricular matters, teaching and assessment, governance reforms, financial robustness and administrative efficiency.

What is the deadline you are looking for the implementation of the NEP?

Answer: The policy is certainly what the country needed to move onto the path of development and progress. The policy has advocated progressive structural reforms with clear mention of the expected outcomes.

School Education

Universal provisioning of quality early childhood development, care, and education must thus be achieved as soon as possible, and no later than 2030, to ensure that all students entering Grade 1 are school ready.

All State/UT governments will prepare an implementation plan for attaining universal foundational literacy and numeracy in all primary schools for all learners by grade 3 to be achieved by 2025.

Teachers to be prepared for a transformation in the assessment system by the 2022-23 academic session.

Teacher education will gradually be moved into multidisciplinary colleges and universities by 2030.  By 2030, the minimum degree qualification for teaching will be a 4-year integrated B.Ed. degree.

The challenges of optimal utilization and sharing of resources will, by 2025, be addressed by State/UT governments by adopting innovative mechanisms to group or rationalize schools, such as, school complexes

By 2025, at least 50% of learners through the school and higher education system shall have exposure to vocational education

Higher Education

By 2040, all higher education institutions (HEIs) shall aim to become multidisciplinary institutions, each of which will aim to have 3,000 or more students.

There shall, by 2030, be at least one large multidisciplinary HEI in or near every district.

The aim will be to increase the Gross Enrolment Ratio in higher education including vocational education from 26.3% (2018) to 50% by 2035.

By 2025, at least 50% of learners through the school and higher education system shall have exposure to vocational education, for which a clear action plan with targets and timelines will be developed.

The BoG of an institution will be empowered to govern the institution free of any external interference. It is envisaged that all HEIs will be incentivized, supported, and mentored during this process, and shall aim to become autonomous and have such an empowered BoG by 2035.

All institutions offering either professional or general education will aim to organically evolve into institutions/clusters offering both seamlessly, and in an integrated manner by 2030.

Since he started taking social media seriously, Jackson Gosnell has amassed a pretty good following. He currently has thousands of followers on his Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Twitter accounts. Starting as a young storyteller, he’s now focused on using social media to show off his life and skills. The original goal was simple, he wanted to be a different kinds of journalists. “People underestimate the work ethic of young people and it is such a shame,” says Jackson. He says he has learned that you have to “make people take you seriously” or else they won’t. Jackson continues to achieve his goals everyday by staying positive and motivated regardless of the circumstance. He says his school is pretty good and fun and those around him pushed him to make his dreams happen. “I realized other people I thought I was good at talking in front of people, that feeling was so empowering,” said Jackson.

He continues practicing because as he puts it “practice makes perfect”. One of his other goals in addition to promoting journalism is to promote a good environment. He said, “The people that you surround yourself with are vital, if you hang out with a not so good crowd, you’ll probably do not so good things.” The TV business is very competitive and you have to keep a good head on your shoulders. “There will always be a better, more intelligent person out there but if you have personality, and something to offer the viewer, you can have a long-lasting and meaningful career,” he said. Jackson is well on his way and says he loves being on camera.

He gained popularity when featured in interviews with high profile people such as White House press secretary, Kayleigh McEnany. Jackson attends various Press Conferences with Public Officials, Senators, and Governors. Jackson believes that only determination towards the work can make you successful, he says “If you don’t ask you may never know.” After gaining popularity for his work in his own country, an Australian streaming network TickerTV noticed him and asked him to join them.

Jackson is currently a US-based Journalist for TickerTV and gives weekly news updates. One of his recent stories in the pandemic was regarding the situation of schools and how the situation will turn out to be when schools will be reopened. For this story, he interviewed the students, parents, school officials, and other community members. And his coverage proved to be a hit.

His fellow Journalists are proud of him and appreciate the efforts he put in his work.

Keshav Joshi is an 18-year-old young boy whose Father’s name is Jagpal Kumar, and his Mother’s name is Manjit Kaur, and a younger brother named Balram Joshi. His father is a govt employee who leaped faith from being a law student from Punjab to a professional and skilled Digital Marketer. Soon he discovered his true passion for the rapidly increasing scope of Digital Marketing and made a lucrative career in it.

Coming from a small village in Punjab, known as Kakrala near Patiala city Keshav seriously focuses on his studies massively so that he can make the most of the benefits of it after his graduation. Being a Law student, he was always smart in studies and had a very practical approach That practical approach towards computers and technology. Increase his interest in digital marketing. Because of his smartness in studies and curiosity to learn more, Keshav excelled himself in basic knowledge of Computers and then he took the next step towards Digital Marketing because of its passion and lucrative demanding of it in every field because of increasing technology accessibility

Generally speaking, Digital Marketers need to have three core competencies, i.e. Analytics, Technology Competency & Strategy. However, Keshav being a law student and having basic computer knowledge had all the three skills embedded within him. As per their experience and passion. As I think passion leads to success in every field as passion increase the curiosity level in everyone and this also happens. In Keshav’s case.

This marketing transformation has started to be more technical nowadays. Everyone is going into this field. Keshav never gives up but he excelled more and Going above and beyond this change in the trend, Keshav made sure to upgrade himself at every level to stay ahead in the competition. Earlier marketers were usually the people who very creative and believed in the modern methods of marketing. However, with digital advancement, the marketing concepts have evolved and have also included analytical skills along with being more creative.

However, Keshav being so young is very different than others and has been working in the industry for almost a year now. The young digital marketer thus becoming a specialist and professional. And gaining more knowledge in his profession. Keshav has worked in and around the industry with several famous personalities and leads many deals that are very beneficial for the company.

Keshav is on his way to creating a name in the digital industry internationally while dominating India. Keshav has set the records high with his integrity and sharp interest in both digital and social media. At such a young age, he had reached extremely extraordinary levels. From authentication to heightened media impact. From having a social appearance to developing a label. Keshav has all questions answered.

The customer-oriented strategy, creative outlook, and critical mentality of Kehsav show his strong place in the digital marketing industry. His passion for digital media inspired him to achieve milestones. Also, he trusts in the ability to share expertise in digital marketing. Keshav is recognized for combining the conventional and modern techniques of advertisement with modern digital knowledge.

According to the Union Ministry and Family Welfare on Thursday India crossed 44 lakh cases, as 95,735 new and 1, 172 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours. It was the highest single-day jump in the cases. “The total number of COVID-19 cases stand 44, 65,864 including 9, 19,018 active cases, 34, 71,784 cured/recovered/migrated and 75,062 deaths,” added the Health Ministry. In India, Maharashtra is the state that has the highest number of corona cases. 23,816 new cases were reported in the state on Wednesday, which took the total number of cases to 9, 67,349. As per the report of the Health Department, the number of recoveries has reached 6, 86,462, and active cases are 2, 52,734.

Coming to Andhra Pradesh, 97,271 number of cases are active and 4, 25,607 have recovered, and the total number has reached to 5, 27,512. Delhi recorded 4,039 active cases in on a single day, and the total number of cases in the capital on Wednesday has crossed the number 2, 01,174.

Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has tested 5, 29, 34,433 samples till 9th September for COVID-19. ICMR stated, “The total number of samples tested up to September 9 is 5, 29, 34,433 including 11, 29,756 samples tested yesterday.”

According to WHO globally the confirmed cases have reached 27,486,960 and deaths have reached 894,983. In America, cases have reached to 14,257,006. 4,964,948 confirmed cases in South-Asia and 4,600,967 confirmed cases in Europe. Western Pacific has 526,302 confirmed cases.

Instagram is becoming the most popular thing on social media. It is growing in popularity in Asia and western countries is phenomenal. Facebook is not able to attract more as its popularity has seen a down graph. With the growing popularity of Instagram, you get one more platform where you can do your business, grow your popularity on the international platform. But the question is how to do it? Well, for that you need digital marketing experts who understand the algorithm and techniques of Instagram growth and all. 

We spotted bright young talent who is known for his digital marketing skills at that age of 20. He is Aman Gupta aka Digital Aman from Kolkata, West Bengal India. Aman is founder of the best digital marketing agency called growth agency which comes in the top list of fastest-growing digital marketing agency in India 2020. Now coming to the topic, Aman Gupta is known for giving work like Instagram Growth, music marketing, SEO, SMM and other digital marketing services he also takes care of the online presence of his clients by handling their accounts. 

He knows how to boost clients growth organically on Instagram. He is not like others who do shady bots, bans, fake followers and give false promises. He uses real marketing strategies which work beautifully on Instagram.

Aman Gupta is known for giving 100% organic growth to his clients on Instagram; he remains in direct contact with his clients. He understands the requirements and makes his strategies accordingly, which helps achieve Instagram Goals.

Aman Gupta targets audiences for his clients and remains actively engaged with targeted audiences, tracking progress. With his techniques, you can see Increased Engagement on your posts, followers. He makes it look simple by giving good digital marketing services.

Aman Gupta’s Growth agency’s name comes to India’s best Instagram Growth agency. His agency works day and night for his clients. He and his team are fully trained, knows all the algorithms, engagement, Hashtag Optimization in Instagram, Content marketing and growth strategies. 

Aman Gupta’s name comes in leading Instagram growth specialists and music marketing. He manages with work for musicians, entrepreneurs, brands, and all the types of clients. From managing an account to building their account, he knows A to Z of digital marketing. 

Get to know more about this amazing and of a kind Entrepreneur by either visiting his website, www.DigitalAmanGupta.com or following him on Instagram – instagram.com/digitalaman_

After almost 6 months the Taj Mahal is finally going to reopen for visitors from 21 September. The Superintending Archaeologist of the Archaeological Survey of India’s Agra Circle, Mr. Vasant Swarnkar confirmed this to a newspaper site. He also mentioned that around 5,000 visitors will be allowed every day.

Other ASI- protected monuments were reopened from 1st September in Agra but Agra Fort and Taj Mahal were still kept closed as per the orders of the District Administration. The reason behind the shut was that both of them were falling near to the containment areas.

Guidelines are issued for the reopening of the Taj Mahal; the visitors have to follow various rules to maintain social distancing and hand sanitization properly. He said that masks would be mandatory to enter the monuments and all the tickets must be purchased online only through the app as the ticket counters would remain closed.

The Taj Mahal will be closed on Sundays and Fridays, on the other hand, Agra Fort will remain closed on just Sundays. For downloading the tickets the visitors can use the ASI phone app. According to the reports of ASI, the Taj Mahal was used to be visited by around 70-80 lakh people a year, the number includes foreign tourists. Before the nationwide lockdown, the monuments were already closed on March 17, to control the situation of COVID-19. This was the first time ever since the Indo-Pak war of 1965-1971 that the Taj Mahal got closed.

We keep on hearing the term Child labour in movies or news. It refers to the scenario in which a child is forced to work from a tender age; it in fact is a crime. They are burdened with responsibilities, such as working for money. There are policies and rules which put restrictions on working children.

Children above the age of 15 years or more are considered to be appropriate for work. Below 15 years can’t be forced into work and if done so then it will fall under the crime of Child Labour. Child Labour snatches away the opportunity of having proper education, mental & physical well-being. In short, it takes away their childhood. It is illegal in some countries but still, people perform it, and it needs to be eradicated.

The causes of Child Labour:

There are different countries with different reasons to still function in such illegal activity. But some common reasons are:

The root cause is poverty and unemployment. When a family doesn’t have sufficient money for their survival, they put their child to work in order to make money. If an adult is unemployed, than the younger ones have to work for the family.

Not all, but uneducated people also put their children into work as they only think about short term result and doesn’t care about the long term scenario. They live in the moment, and such thinking forces them to put their children to work.

Now, there are industries that believe in the strategy of money-saving, which leaves them with the option of hiring children for their work. They hire them so that they can pay them fewer wages/salaries in comparison to an adult. They can manipulate and influence them according to their need. Ultimately they make a profit from everywhere.

How to eradicate Child Labour:

Different and multiple numbers of unions can be formed that just focuses on the prevention of Child Labour. Every possible way of helping the children must be brought in manner, and the people who force them to get involved in it should be strictly punished.

The dark side must be shown to the person who involves their children into it, they must be told the importance of education. Also, if we make education free of cost than we can aware more people and then children will be able to get access to the facility of education. People can be made aware of the consequences that their children have to face during Child Labour and even after that.

Contraceptive methods must be told to people so that they can control the size of their families. This helps in the reduction of family’s burden, as fewer mouths you have less is to be fed. Every family must be provided minimum income so that they can at least survive on it. The government and the people have to come together to fight this social evil. More and more employment opportunities should be given to people. Like this people would be able to earn at least their livelihood and would avoid putting their children into Child Labour.

The children are our future, and no one has the right to take them away from their beautiful childhood.

Yash Agarwal, the dynamic Digital Marketing Expert from Kanpur has figured how to stand out in the world full of internet worms, all because of his hard work and invincible attitude towards life. He has attracted followers from different countries and strata of life. He kept his feet in the area of the Digital world 7 years back and since then hasn’t looked back. The gentleman has trained more than 300+ Bloggers & Influencers. It has taken him his blood, sweat, and tears to attain this level.  

Scrolling through his Instagram handle, “meagarwalyash”, you will get a glimpse of him & his work. It will be wrong to call him just a Digital Marketer as he multitalented and has knowledge and experience in Web & Graphic Designing, Content Creation. He helps people in Brand Building, Development of Websites & even in Business Development and Growth. He works for the upliftment of upcoming talents. Yash has done several projects for more than 50+ brands across various cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Indore & Lucknow. Not only in India he even works across India in Countries such as The United Kingdom & Canada. The areas he is involved with are various Fashion Brands, Hospitals, and Doctors & Leading Hotels. The USP of Yash is that he works from Kanpur itself which in itself is a big deal.

His journey of being an entrepreneur began right away from his days of Higher Education. After the completion of his school education, he decided to work for his first-ever venture which was of a Stationary Distributor. During his bachelor he indulged himself with major Stationary Companies of Uttar Pradesh (UP), this made him explore the field more. For about 6 years he ran his business. But, he always used to felt that he’s been missing on something, which was creativity. He says “I put aside my stationery business and moved on to other projects because I felt that this venture was not allowing me to do anything creative with my skills. However, I learned a great deal from this phase of my life.”

He came up with the idea of launching Kanpur’s first community of digital entrepreneurs & budding bloggers named “Kanpur Young Entrepreneurs (KYE).” The purpose behind KYE is to give a platform to the youth who are full of enthusiasm and wants to share their innovative ideas to bring a difference in society. There are a large number of young minds who want to bring notable differences in and across the country. Talking about his project he explains “We have members ranging from doctors, professional photographers, skilled MUAs, creative writers, and artiste. We are running KYE as a community of influential individuals in our society.”

“Fit Me Kanpur”, is his another venture which he started. This one is very close to him as it directly puts light on the people of his home town. Yash says “In our city, we never had a business that provided all the services of the general need to necessities under one roof until Fit Me Kanpur was initiated. In FMK, one will find anything and everything, all under one banner. From wearables to edibles, coupons to discount cards, photographic materials to photographers, and services to assistance – Fit Me Kanpur provides it with all!”

His hard work has fetched him various awards such as “The Young Entrepreneur” honor of IIT-Kanpur in 2013-14, the “Youth Icon of Kanpur” award in 2019-2020 for giving training to more than 300+ bloggers & influencers for teaching them the new rules of the digital world. He organizes different sessions & workshops, where he interacts with the young minds that are in dilemma, and are searching for their answers regarding Digital Marketing. 

He plans to launch his talk show “The MeAgarwalYash Show”, which will get telecasted on Spotify & YouTube. Also, he has a hand-picked team of 20 young talents to provide them employment, which in itself is a big deal as it is difficult to get work in the pandemic.

He is involved in the launch of several food drives, social service projects to eradicate hunger, poverty, and literacy from his Hometown, Kanpur.  

The gentleman is a game-changer and a great example to look forward to and will surely bring change in India with his achievements and positive attitude towards life.

Do not avoid the merits of being physically fit

Being physically fit and active from an early age can create lifetime habits that may avert against poor well-being later in life. Generating more chances for physical activity within our communities will advance health in totality for all. A daily fitness schedule helps in improving our complete health and the positive outcomes become very evident when we devote time exercise. An energetic walk for 30 plus minutes and some basic resistance training is all you need to get blood circulating, burns those pesky calories, and improves immunity.

Boosts Energy

From a plain exercise, or after a decent cardio session, we feel rejuvenated and energized throughout the day. So, be planned about being physically active and get fit doing it – a win-win situation for sure.

Weight Reduction

Dropping appropriate pounds is the one of the key advantages of being fit. Exercising regularly merely gets the fat burning fire roaring, and with a passage of time, we observe a visible difference. We can burn additional calories by just getting ourselves moving, which is unquestionably healthy for our body. Hence, reduction in weight is one of the significant benefits of performing regular workout.

Strong Build

Staying fit with regular workouts and resistance training makes our bones strong. Appropriately increasing muscle power throughout the body also helps in getting better joint support, posture, muscle balance. It also increases our overall metabolism rate, which effectively causes the body to certainly burn more calories.

Mental Strength

A fit body makes us physically as well mentally strong. A routine that includes proper exercise and diet has a positive effect on brain function as well. It elevates blood flow to the brain and enhances one’s brain function.

Personality Development

Staying fit helps keep us looking good. The more we indulge ourselves into healthy habits, the more we improve our overall look. This increases our confidence level and transcends to our overall disposition and self-image. We feel fresh, we have a spring in our step, and we feel rejuvenated throughout the day. Our mood remains happy and optimistic too – this is an absolute win.

Importance for Kids

Children today are fond of indoor activities, in nutshell, they are simply plugged into home bound lazy activities and gadgets. This is particularly the case for the young generation, who are not much involved in outdoor activities. Given that being functioning during our youthful and adolescent years may affect our overall health even in adulthood, it is imperative that teenagers are able to work out near where they reside. Muscles and bones need to be highly engaged at a young age. Involvement in out-of-doors sports like, cricket, football, cycling, basketball, volleyball, and swimming helps them to stay physically fit and active.

Be Inspired

Hope more and more folks can grasp the importance of being fit and healthy. Transforming our lifestyle can make all the difference in the world and it is almost never too late to take the first step.