Originally hailing from Uttarakhand, Delhi boy Rahul Vohra takes on the digital world with a bang. With his unique style and comic sense, his videos are getting millions of views on several social media platforms. However, his journey to the top has seen lots of ups and downs. He kept himself going with his grit and sheer dedication to doing something big. After a few hiccups, his hard work started showing signs of success.

Currently, Rahul Vohra is one of the most popular video makers on social media. What sets him apart from the rest of the content creators out there is his unique style of blending comedy with socio-political issues. His love for acting and his theater experience also helps him deliver his message to wider audiences. In the last four years, he has created more than 300 videos with a focus on making people laugh so that they would forget their problems for a while and enjoy the moment.

In addition to the comic value, Rahul also tries to give a good social message to its viewers. Some of his videos have talked about the burning social issue of that time. He has made videos about divorce, misunderstanding between two communities, and the divide and rule strategy of some political outfits. One video that put him on the global map was Talaak. The video showcased how misunderstanding leads to divorce and how families of both parties came together to save the marriage. The video received over 84 million views on Facebook. Several of his videos have garnered over 25 million views making him one of the leading content creators of the country.

In addition to his videos on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, Rahul Vohra made his acting debut in a film titled ‘Unfreedom’ that was released on popular OTT platform Netflix. Currently, he is working on his next video that will show the awkwardness between the communities after the riots.

Blogging is a medium that allows the creator to connect with the viewers in the most amazing yet personal way. A blogger treats the world as its audience and tries to touch their heart with astonishing writing skills. The quality of the post is the essence of a blog. Today, we’ll talk about someone, who is all set to leave his mark on the blogging world with his exemplary writing skills. we are talking about no one other than Kaushal Patel.

Hailing from a small town Nadiad in Gujarat, Kaushal wants to use his insight into the blogging and create his own blog that would deliver its viewers the best content they are looking for. People will get the option to get everything they wish in one place. As he has no prior experience in blogging, he has visited tons of blogs and read hundreds of articles by topmost bloggers from all across the world.

His vast experience in traveling and the acute understanding of human nature make him a perfect candidate for blogging. With his blogs, he wants to share his experience of life, traveling, and many more to the world. There are countless people, who can’t travel all around the world but wants to know about the experience. That’s why, he intends to pens his traveling experience and share it with the viewers, who would get inspired by it.

Nowadays, people spend more time on social media than anything else. This is one of the reasons why Patel believes that blogging is the best career opportunity right now. It will allow him to reach out to millions of people all around the world. On being asked about what made him choose to blog, Kaushal said that he got inspired by Jubin Shah and decided to make his debut in blogging after seeing him. We wish him all the best for his future endeavors.

Thepssaini, nobody knows what does its meaning. According to Parkashjit Singh who is professionally known as Thepssaini in the internet world he was created his internet name with two different words. PS+SAINI Here PS means Parkashjit Singh and SAINI is a caste of North India who was traditionally landowners (zamindars) and farmers. Thepssaini (Parkashjit Singh) combined their name or caste and create their internet name Thepssaini.

Today he is really successful in his life but his journey wasn’t a cakewalk. In the year 2017, he started his own YouTube channel called “Techno Singh” but it was suspended due to policy violation. But he didn’t give up and he started his again new youtube channel name called Thepssaini. He refused to give up and that is the reason of his success. He has always been a person who believes in passion and dedication.

He still keeps working hard to keep growing professionally as well as personally. When other people of his age were busy worrying about their results and other important entrance exams he was busy building his professional life and that’s what sets him different from others. He is improving his skills with the passage of time and we all know that it will help him to achieve his dreams.

Now Internet knows Thepssaini as a musical artists, indian author, youtuber and tech blogger. He had more than 100+ soundtracks on different music streaming platforms. He also publish his 5 different eBooks on google, amazon and goodreads. That’s why google verified his as a musical artist and author on google search engine. Microsoft bing and yahoo also verified Thepssaini on their search engines as a artist.

That’s why thepssaini always said “My Life My Rules” I live my life according to myself, I have nothing to do with the world, what people think about me. I will doing hard work continuously because personality is not important your work is important what you doing in your like. Your work will speak not your personality.

Designer wear, smart outfits, vibrant colors – the fashion-conscious Indian women want it all and right away! Therefore, she is always on the lookout for that one brand, which will help her up her fashion game, one outfit at a time. Among the plethora of Indian brands, which boast of selling ready-to-wear fashion, there are just a few, like brand ARAINNA, who understand the pulse of the customer and deliver accordingly. Since its launch in November 2019, ARAINNA has done business to meet the sensibilities of the new-age Indian woman, who wants an answer to that eternal question – What to wear today?

The brand is the brainchild of a fashion-conscious young woman, Isha Arora. It was Isha’s dream to own a business that was not just rewarding but also an instrument of change for the fashion world. Since its launch, the brand has not just made a place for itself in the hearts of its customers, the number of which is growing with each passing day; it has totally redefined the way Indian women are dressing up, for work, play and everything in between. ARAINNA collection contains top designs, beautiful cuts and great fabric that make up dresses that are modern with a touch of tradition. Their diverse range includes tops, midi dresses, shirts and pants for women who are smart, curious, passionate and always on the run!

Speaking about the brand, Isha Arora says, “ARAINNA is my baby all the way, but it wouldn’t have been possible to reach where I am today without the love and support of my husband and rest of the family. It has taken immense planning, lots of hard work & burning a lot of midnight oil to get this brand off the ground. “

Designer-wear is something which is not confined only to the wardrobes of the high and mighty, like the Bollywood divas, models and society ladies today. It is the desire of every young girl and woman in the world. With the onset of Internet, smartphones & e-commerce business, this desire has grown multi-fold because of high accessibility. It is this easy reach that has led millions of Indians closer to being able to afford designer-wear and lent ready-to-wear brands like ARAINNA a fair chance at slaying competition and creating a niche for itself in the world of online fashion retail.

Their clients are spread from the urban landscape to the smaller towns and the range of their outfits caters to women in the age group of 18-40 year olds. With an increasing presence on social media like Instagram and Facebook, the brand is able to cater to a growing market, where customers are looking for the latest trends in fashion that are also within their reach.

Isha explains this newly-found obsession with designer-wear, “With a higher percentage of disposable income, wider reach of social media and increasingly affordable Mobile Data, Indian women are more and more able to experiment with fashion without the barrier of cost. Online shopping has made it convenient to choose an outfit and with brands like ARAINNA, the whole process of owning a fashionable dress has become a lot more democratic.”

Brand ARAINNA has already made a place in the hearts of its customers, mostly through word-of-mouth publicity. However, Isha has big plans for the future as well. She wants to continue working hard to turn ARAINNA into a household name when it comes to Indian women and her choice of clothes. She wants ARAINNA to become that “trusted advisor” that women look for while choosing what to wear!

To buy you favourite brand you can visit @ www.arainna.com

Or can even shop from amazon or flipkart 

In a world driven by selfish interests and agendas, Dr Krishan  Kumar Jha, an entrepreneur by profession,who sold his last company to fortune 500 & a social activist by passion, is an exception. He has, for years, been engaged in social work for the upliftment of the marginalized & forgotten members of the Indian society. His generosity is unmatched and his dedication to the cause of philanthropy is unprecedented. As the founder of SSD Corporate, Fund4U, venture capital & private equity company, Mr Krishan Kumar is providing job opportunities as well as funds to budding Indian entrepreneurs and organizations. And as a social activist, he is constantly striving to generate more employment for the downtrodden youth, who want to complete their education and build a career.

As a testimony of his amazing contribution to the society, he has also been recommended for the prestigious Padma Shri Awards 2021, by noted political personalities, social activists and multitude of regional & national leaders across India for his outstanding contribution of building world’s first NGO aggregator ACTF at the testing times of India. While recommending Dr Kumar for this national honor, multiple honorable dignitaries publicity stated on digital platform with all consent that “We have known Mr. Krishan Kumar since many years and have seen him engaging in social work for the marginalized and forgotten sectors of the society. He has been instrumental in planning, designing and executing Anti Corona Task Force also known as ACT Force, World’s first NGO aggregator by facts. By being a founding member of ACTF he has offered all kinds of help from food to basic medicines and education, to the needy and underprivileged. Currently, he is associated with many philanthropy works and is constantly working in helping the youth even by generating over 15,000 jobs. He is also providing the assistance to the deserving to complete higher education and find a niche in life. At the same time, he finds time to focus on sports and reward performers so that they can do even better in the national and international arena.”

People who know him call Kumar a self-made man who lifted his business venture from ground zero to the skies. From having to pay a huge debt overhead, Krishan Kumar invested his time and hard work into investing into ground-breaking real estate ventures and generated enough capital to complete his journey from being an employee to an employer to hundreds of Indians.

Kumar didn’t stop his campaign against poverty and illiteracy even during the COVID-19 lockdown. In fact, he went a step ahead and got associated with the Anti-Corona Taskforce, which is an organization working to reach out to the needy sections of the society, especially those living in the rural areas, who have lost their jobs and cannot fend for their families. Speaking about his association with ACTF, Kumar says, “ACTF is one of the most innovative concepts to be implemented in rural India. Villagers are, by nature, a disciplined lot and they are already following social distancing and other rules necessary to avoid Corona outbreak. However, they are in crisis because of lack of livelihood opportunities. Therefore, it is my pleasure that I am able to supply them with food, medicines and other supplies during these difficult times.” He also emphasized upon the key mantra of ACTF, i.e., “Innovation of Hardship.” In fact, Mr Krishan Kumar is spearheading multiple campaigns as part of this anti-corona organization. Some of these are “Lockdown Baccha Think Tank, Chakho Sashakt Khana Campaign, and  City Frontline Warriors.”

Mr Krishan Kumar is also a consultant to several policy and strategy groups in the government as well as private sectors. Apart from suggesting policy reforms in his capacity as a policymaker & strategist, Mr Krishan Kumar is also an advisor to eminent personalities across the world. In his life so far, Kumar also remains associated with some of the leading organizations busy in doing a yeoman’s job in social welfare. These organizations are – Aayush Welfare Foundation, Sant Satram Dass Mission, National Human Right, Hindu Vahini Sena, RSS, WHO.

At a time when China has become desperate to woo Bangladesh Government, people of the country have started a protest against the Chinese ‘invasion’ into the society of Bangladesh.

A massive protest was held outside Dhaka Press Club on Friday to condemn the Chinese brutality and suppression against Uighur Muslims in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region. Bangladesh Freedom Fighters organized the demonstration in memory of August 28 Uighur Repression Day saying that Muslims in many countries are unhappy with the inhuman treatment of Uighur Muslims by China’s Communist regime.

Last month when the Chinese medical team was given a red-carpet welcome at the airport people also protested, but at that time intensity of the protest was not so loud. This time it was quite a huge crowd that gathered in front of the natural protest place of the Capital Dhaka, National Press Club.

There are also reports given by the intelligence agencies that China and Pakistan have been able to infiltrate within the Bangladesh Government agencies and they have successfully made inroads in the administration. Recently, Chinese Embassy in Dhaka offered a huge sum of money for the Bangladeshi journalists for writing articles in favour of China’s dream connectivity project –Belt Road Initiative (BRI).

Initially, the Bangladesh Government has shown interest in joining the project but presently they are not showing so much interest as expected by the Chinese.

The Chinese government has reportedly detained more than a million Muslims in re-education camps. Most of the people who have been arbitrarily detained are Uighurs, a predominantly Turkic-speaking ethnic group primarily from China’s north-western region of Xinjiang.

Human rights organizations, UN officials, and many foreign governments are urging China to stop the crackdown. But Chinese officials maintain that what they call vocational training centers do not infringe on Uighurs’ human rights. They have refused to share information about the detention centers, and prevented journalists and foreign investigators from examining them.

However, internal Chinese government documents leaked in late 2019 have provided important details on how officials launched and maintained the detention camps. Human rights activists allege that most people in the camps have never been charged with crimes and have no legal avenues to challenge their detentions. The detainees seem to have been targeted for a variety of reasons, according to media reports, including traveling to or contacting people from any of the twenty-six countries China considers sensitive, such as Turkey and Afghanistan; attending services at mosques; having more than three children, and sending texts containing Quranic verses. Often, their only crime is being Muslim, human rights groups say, adding that many Uighurs have been labeled as extremists simply for practicing their religion.

A section of the intelligentsia of Bangladesh has recently started a campaign in favor of more direct engagement with both China and Bangladesh. Some of the retired officials are leading this campaign. Despite all these things, South Block in New Delhi is confident about the ‘blood relationship’ with the people of Bangladesh and the Government of Bangladesh which is rooted in the history of the Freedom movement. In fact, for this reason, now realization has come to the people and that becomes evident by this open protest.

On September 26 the first T20I will be played, it will be followed by the games of 27^th and 30^th, 2020. On 3^rd, 5^th and 7^th October ODI’s will be played. New Zealand announced women’s team for the Australia Tour.

“The team is extremely thankful to all those involved in making this tour a reality. We hope the upcoming ODI and T20I matches can excite and entertain people in what’s been a tough time for everyone,” said Sophie Divine on her website.

Sophie has represented both hockey and cricket for New Zealand. “We’re definitely going over there to bring back the Rose Bowl. The team is under no illusions-it’s going to be a tough task talking on a world-class Australian team. We’re an experienced group and having Amy back in the fold only adds to our batting depth and on-field leadership,” she stated.

Devine also added “Every time you pull on the Fern, you do so with pride. The teams have prepared well at winter camps and are looking forward to taking on Australia in their own backyard”.

Bob Carter the head of the team said, “We welcome Dee and Jess into the environment and we’re looking forward to working with them over an extended tour period. We are also thrilled to have Amy back fir and ready to play. She has a proven record at the top of the order and has scored heavily against Australia in the past so her experience will be invaluable.”

“We have a slightly bigger squad for this tour gave the strict rules and regulations in the current climate. However, the extra time together will be beneficial for the group and development as cricketers,” also added.

Team: Natalie Dodd, Lauren Down, Holly Huddleston, Suzie Bates, Deanna Doughty, Jess Kerr, Hayley Jensen, Lea Tahuhu, Katie Perkins, Jess Watkin, Hannah Rowe, Hannah Rowe, Amy Satterthwaite, Amelia Kerr, Katey Martin, Rosemary Mair and Sophie Devine.

SHIMLA- Travelogue

The Planning

One evening while sitting in the living room we suddenly came up with the idea of going to Shimla as it was being long that we haven’t been out for a trip, one of the reasons to choose Shimla was also that my cousin lives there so we were also eager to meet her. So, the final date was the 14th of September,2019, and we all started shopping and packing.

The Departure

Buses and Trains are considered to be the safest for traveling to such places. The nearest station is at Kalka, it is a 4-7 hour journey from Delhi. After that, you take the mountain train from Kalka to Shimla. The fastest way to get to Kalka is to catch the Shatabdi Express, which departs early morning from the New Delhi Railway Station, arriving at Kalka four hours later.

Government and private buses are also available for the people who love to go by road from Chandigarh to Shimla within a gap of half an hour.

We took the train as we were quite excited to be there as soon as possible.

Reached the Destination

Shimla is the capital the of Himachal Pradesh in India. And it is one of the most beautiful places in the country. Most of the people residing there are Pahadi. 

The first place that we visited was The Shimla State Museum, it is situated at the top of Mount Pleasant is also known as the library. For Indians, the ticket price is Rs 20. It is open every day from 10 am to 5 pm except on Mondays. Beautiful place to explore.

Near the museum, there is a Mall road, it is full of restaurants, cafes, book shops, and tourist attractions. Open all days and as its kind of a market so no entry fees of course.

The Ridge was the next place we went to, it is at the center of the town surrounded by hills. If you are a mountain lover than this is the place for you. Great for photography. 

 The next day we went to The Indian Institute of Advanced Study, it was constructed between 1880- 1888. the building is just next level beauty so you can click a lot of pictures there and most importantly don’t forget to enjoy the view then and there.

Then we went to the Summer Hills, it is situated on the outskirts of the city from there you can get a spectacular view of greenery and hills, mountains. It is a part of a cluster of 7 hills, it’s worth watching.

Annandale is considered one of the star attractions of Shimla. It is famous for photography, nature, adventure and also golf. 

The Goodbye

We reached the Shimla station at around 6 am. We boarded the Shivalik Express reached Kalka. We then took the Howrah Kalka Mail to returned to Delhi. It was a memorable trip and would love to go there whensoever I get a chance.

We need to understand the term protein, be it our hair, muscles even skin they are present all over our body. It takes the responsibility of carrying the oxygen to our blood and then forming haemoglobin. Our body keeps working due to their presence. 

Now explaining it into scientific terms, the amount of protein a person needs to consume depends on their body mass or you can say weight. For example, if a person is 50kg then he/she should consume 50gm of proteins per day. Similarly, if he/she is 75kg then should consume 75gm of protein obviously per day. But the cycle varies that for children, senior citizens, and pregnant women. Also, lactating women need to always intake extra amounts of proteins in their diet.

In simple terms, when the person doesn’t take a sufficient amount of proteins, which we can say low in quantity they face protein deficiency.

We need to figure out what are the changes in our body that show us the deficiency of proteins in our body, in short, the signs of Protein deficiency:

• Our nails, skin, and hair are one of our body parts which indicate a lot of things, problems which are going on inside our body and they never fail to show us the damage outside the surface. 

If having protein deficiency the hair starts getting thin, nails become fragile they become easily breakable, and the skin starts to produce some patches.

• The next hidden sign could be swelling, which gets mostly in feet, hands, and even our abdomen. As protein flowing in our body forms the tissues so a deficiency of that brings up to swelling of the body parts. So, keep a check on them.
• When a person starts losing strength or becomes weak then one of the reasons is protein deficiency. The person starts feeling fatigued as the muscles start weakening which is the indication that probably he/she is not consuming the proper amount of protein. They start reducing weight too. 
• The bones become weak which brings out a higher risk of getting fractures easily as they become vulnerable.
• You start developing hunger, which is a good thing but it is also the sign of protein deficiency. This happens because our body lacks protein due to which it wants to restore it which gets us to more consumption of food which may even lead to obesity and fats in the body.
• The deficiency attacks on the immune system so it makes it weak of course, which makes the body more likely to catch infections easily. So, maintaining it is very important.
• It leaves an effect on the growth of children who are on the growing stage the deficiency puts an effect on their weight, height, and development.
• A headache indicates that something is wrong with your intake of proteins in the diet. Migraines are also caused by them. Interesting fact it is likely to be seen more in women in comparison to that of men.
• Mood swings happen for many reasons but one of them is protein deficiency too as the balance of the body’s energy starts getting affected negatively.

Protein deficiency in India 

People in India have this myth that it is not unsafe and not risky for them.

Also, they feel that only the people involved in bodybuilding and sports and who go to gyms should consume protein and the rest of the people don’t even need it. 

A study showed that 73% of population reciting in urban areas is protein deficient and more than 90% of the population isn’t even aware of how much amount of it should be consumed.

The total protein test measures the amount of protein availability in our body.

We need to understand that may the person be of any age, gender whether he is underdeveloped or even fully developed, whether he is a child or a senior citizen he/she needs to intake a particular quantity of protein in their diet to remain healthy and fit for rest of their lives. They can be consumed from meat, pulses, milk, sprouts, green beans, soybean, paneer, chana, roasted peanuts, nuts, etc. these are rich in protein according to your preferences. 

Nowadays there is a lot of buzz regarding NEET. Let’s just get to know more about it.

Firstly let’s just understand about the term itself, NEET National ability cum entrance test, it is an exam in India for those students who aspire to opt for medical courses as their under graduation. It offers medical and dental courses in private or government medical colleges. It started in 2013 excluding 2014 & 2015.

Now the steps you need to follow for applying:

Step 1-Visit their Official Website i.e. ntaneet.nic.in

Step 2- click “Online Submission for Application”

Step 3- Click “New Registration”

Step 4- Fill details and click “Submit”

Step 5 – And Finally Pay the Registration Fee.

 Fees criteria for NEET:

SC/ST/Transgender/ PwD – 800 INR

General/UR category – 1500 INR

General OBC-NCL – 1400 INR

Documents Required for NEET:

7-8 copies of the uploaded photographs on the Registration form.

Copy of online confirmation.

Proof of fees submitted.

Self- declaration of J&K candidates that have opted seats under 15% quota.

Important points to be kept in mind:

It is necessary to keep all the documents safe till the moment you get admission in the college.

The candidates who will complete the registration fulfilling all the requirements will be issued with the admit card.

At present the times are unprecedented, the world is suffering from Coronavirus, and India specifically is even facing cyclones and floods and whatnot. So, the situation is dicey that the exams should be held or not. The government is still not in a clear state of mind regarding the exams. Also, students and Congress is against the decision of keeping the exam in itself and want it to postpone. But the student must be prepared whatever happens.

Best of luck to all the aspiring candidates. And even if you fail, than remember nothing is precious our life.