For most of the girls in the world, one thing that really drives their attention from anything could possibly be or most of the times anything to do with ‘fashion’. The constant desire to go for shopping with or without the need of it is also enough proof why girls always want to keep their wardrobe up-to-date. Almost all of them want to keep it trendy, stylish & chic all the time when they step out of their house. Whether they are going to a party or attending those business meetings, they want to organise every outfit they wish to wear accordingly to suit the occasion & never want to go out of clothes ever. One such girl who has always been crazy behind fashion made her take a swift jump from being a chartered accountant to being an owner of a fashion brand called “Stilig.”

Can you believe that? A girl who already had an excellent corporate profile at hand & who is a certified chartered accountant holding rich experience of 4 years in Project finance & Investment banking, made one of the most significant decisions of her life switching from being a CA to being the owner of a fashion line. Both of these fields have nothing to do with each other & to take such bold decisions in life one needs the right attitude, enthusiasm & confidence & Roshni passes with the highest grades in that matter.

Roshni Agrawal’s “Stilig” is a Mumbai based fashion brand that was launched this year in February, offers a variety of wardrobe solutions to women to cater to their varied choices of outfits for almost all events. Launching the brand with women workwear pieces that could easily transition from office to post-work cocktails to a fun weekend life saw an unmatched demand of the apparel. What started off as only a fashion line that was dedicated for making workwear dresses for the ladies all around the country soon saw a jump in the demand of the brand & its outfits & Stilig as a fashion company dived into making a variety of casual wear as well.

The startup that talks all about fashion & only fashion, whether for workplaces or casual events cater to fashion-conscious girls & ladies between the age of 16 to 40 years to spread the brand all across India & to gradually make a name for itself in the elite fashion brands of the country.

When we have people like Roshni we have enough inspiration as this young girl proves the world that when you have passion for something & the determination to work towards it you must take the first step in doing that & then nobody can stop you.

International makeup artist Anu Nagpal is a master at the art of contemporary and modern makeup techniques. Having created an impressive brand image for herself, Anu’s determination, research, understanding of beauty and people has made her one of the most sought after makeup artists today.

Originally from Delhi with an engineering background, Anu had always been fascinated with makeup and its intricate craftsmanship. It was her perfectionist attitude for everything in life that compelled her to professionally pursue the skill of applying make-up. Needless to say, she got her hair and makeup artistry training at Bangkok from the most renowned makeup school in all of Asia. Gaining impeccable proficiency in bridal, fashion, fantasy, and special effects make-up, learning from the best of the best, Anu Nagpal was all geared up for the industry. She started out with small projects, quickly making her way up to the top as people became instantly impressed by her style of work. She worked with Thailand’s leading production companies, making her a very popular name in the fashion circuit there. She has also worked her magic with international models from the UK as well as Russia, and teamed up with well-known photographers from India, Ireland, Germany and Thailand, spreading her wings across several countries.

After carving a niche for herself internationally, Anu Nagpal moved to India in January this year planning to work extensively with brides and celebrities, conducting majestic bridal and red carpet shoots. Anu had always been a sharp learner with an inventive mind, and her uncanny sense of perception of her client’s needs is what sets her a class apart. This, along with her superlative experience has already made her an absolute favorite in and outside Delhi, upping the bridal and fashion make-up game to another level.

Anu Nagpal is the epitome of creativity and originality, pouring her heart and soul into her work. At times when she isn’t glamorizing the world, one makeup brush at a time, she works as an educator, training aspiring makeup artists to become expert professionals like her.

For all the makeup fans who want some beauty inspo, her portfolio on her website www.anunagpal.com is exceptionally stunning, as is her Instagram page ANU NAGPAL. Follow her – it is undoubtedly going to make your scrolling time worth your while!

With the ‘International Mother Earth Day’ commemorated every 22nd April ever since 1970 when its founder, former US Senator Gaylord Nelson witnessed the ravages of a massive oil spill in California and decided to mark this date as an annual reminder for us “earthlings” to understand the pressing need for greater environmental protection, the 50th Anniversary of the significant day has been chosen by UN to declare “Climate Action” as the broad theme this year for global activities centering around the environment.

This makes me ponder whether the theory I heard once, of instant karma (much like ‘instant coffee’!) is actually coming alive. At this point, let me just assist you to board my ‘train of thoughts’. So, with the global-scale COVID-19 death-dance all around, isn’t only nature having its last laugh? Since the last three decades of my humble existence on the blue planet, as a citizen of the world’s largest democracy, I have never had the fortune to witness such a clear blue summer-sky during the day and a star-woven black velvet as gateway to the heavens above! With the holy Ganges regaining its long-lost clean water and the ancient Yamuna improving by the day, aren’t these river-lifelines springing back to life? Although depressing news tabloids continue to scream out the increasing number of pandemic-induced deaths, the roads outside illustrate what we heard at school – “pin-drxop silence”! The stressful vehicular-honking and urban-madness has given way to delightful sounds of ‘chirpy-conversations’ among birds, with the melodious koyal always being the all-time favorite. Regular sightings of majestic wild animals peacefully crossing streets are getting viral through social media posts. Shall we say, ‘Social Distancing’ = ‘Nature-Embracing’!

Had we known karma would pop up its ugly head with such rude leveling, we might have had second thoughts before neglecting and abusing our common mother, our Mother Earth!

Nature-reboot camp 2020 has indeed made the world its campus…

Yale researchers will begin a clinical trial at Yale-New Haven Hospital to test the effectiveness of a drug called ibudilast (MN-166) for treating acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), a life-threatening lung condition developed by some of the most seriously ill COVID-19 patients. The researchers are part of Yale’s Advanced Therapies Group, which was formed in response to the pandemic and is identifying and advancing possible treatments for the disease.

The drug — which has been approved for years in Japan and Korea for the treatment of asthma — has shown promising results for reducing inflammation associated with ARDS in mouse models. The researchers have partnered with the California company MediciNova to launch the trial. MediciNova had been developing ibudilast as a treatment for multiple sclerosis and neuroinflammation before shifting its attention to COVID-19.

The trials will be controlled studies that test the safety and efficacy of ibudilast for use in patients with COVID-19.

The researchers anticipate FDA approval soon “to treat patients with COVID-19 pneumonia before they develop severe respiratory distress and require mechanical ventilation,” said Dr. Geoffrey Chupp, professor of medicine (pulmonary), director of the Yale Center for Asthma and Airways Disease, and principal investigator of the clinical trial.

The most severely ill COVID-19 patients develop ARDS, which causes hyper-inflammation and fluid buildup in the lungs and leads to a sharp drop in oxygen levels. These patients need ventilators to support their breathing, and their prognosis for survival has been poor. The researchers hope that the drug will reduce damaging inflammation and mitigate the progression of COVID-19-related ARDS, diminish lung injury, and allow patients to recover.  

“COVID-19 causes an intense inflammation reaction known as a ‘cytokine storm,’” said Chupp. In patients, this presents as COVID-19-related pneumonia or ARDS.

“If you can modulate that,” he said, “you can dial back the severity of the illness.”

“We have designed a placebo-controlled trial to see if blocking the effects of macrophage inhibitory factor, or MIF, can protect patients with COVID-19 from developing ARDS,” said Dr. Maor Sauler, assistant professor of medicine (pulmonary) and co-investigator in the study, who researches the effects of MIF on inflammatory diseases in the lung.

Ibudilast is a type of drug known as a MIF inhibitor. MIF is a gene that regulates the immune response —a driver of inflammation and the so-called “cytokine storm.” Over-expression of the gene has been found to play a key role in a number of diseases, including ARDS, asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and multiple sclerosis.

Dr. Richard Bucala, chief of rheumatology, allergy, and immunology at Yale School of Medicine and rheumatologist-in-chief at Yale-New Haven Health, is a pioneer in the discovery of drugs that interfere with the MIF pathway to target disease. He was the first to clone MIF and its receptor, and he has developed small-molecule MIF inhibitors to treat autoimmune diseases and cancer. Bucala, who co-directs the Advanced Therapies Group with Dr. Naftali Kaminski, led the partnership with MediciNova. Kaminski is the Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. professor of medicine (pulmonary).

“We are excited for this partnership opportunity to initiate this study, given the high morbidity and mortality of COVID-19, and the present lack of any evidence-based therapies,” said Bucala. “We additionally hope that insights from this trial will help us to better understand how ARDS develops, irrespective of its underlying cause.”

COVID-19 patients who are on ventilators for ARDS currently have few treatment options.

“Once a patient is in respiratory failure on a ventilator, there is no specific treatment for reducing lung injury and minimizing ARDS,” Chupp said. “All approaches are just to support the patient until the lung heals.”

The effort is one of many by Yale’s Advanced Therapies Group to find new treatments, diagnostics, and targets for combatting COVID-19. Recently, the group helped to lay the groundwork for clinical trials of the novel drug sobetirome to treat patients with ARDS, also at Yale-New Haven Hospital.

We the humans’ lookout to share. Be it happiness or suffering; we want someone to be out there, holding our hands and supporting us through our ways. Our social nature is what differentiates us, and this is what is helping around all, at the time of this lockdown and the distress of pandemic. We are trying our best possible, and so are the governments of all those countries, which came together to help each other and provide everything they can. On the one hand, where these officials and holders of authority are trying to keep us safe and ensure our well-being, there are some people around too who are not just trying to help the government fight against the coronavirus but are also assuring that the nearby families don’t suffer. Considering them, Pandit Devkinandan Thakur, the Bhagwat Katha Vachak  & Spiritual Guru, is one among those who ensured that the society they live in doesn’t suffer either due to financial or mental stress. He said, 

“he who is capable must make sure to give a helping hand.” 

And this is what they are trying to do. Thakur Ji felt devastated, sitting inside and doing nothing but seeing the misery around. He wanted to do something, at least for what was within his capability, and that’s it, one thought, and there came in a start.

                 Â“For ones who will help, they find nothing in their dictionary called an excuse.”

The words of Thakur Ji have always helped us around to attain a peace of mind, and now Thakur Ji, the founder of Vishwa Shanti Sewa Charitable Trust stepped up together with his pupils and other organization members to help in the situation of distress too. 

The days of lockdown have been too distasteful for the people and especially for the daily wage earners and the poor who fought against the virus and the financial crisis also. Being well aware of the same, what the least he could offer was delivering the essentials in and around Mathura-Vrindavan, and he started doing so along with his pupils and members of Vishwa Shanti Mission Organization. He further also ensured his preaching to reach out to his followers through all his social media handles (having more than 20 lacs followers and subscribers) and included the message to follow around the government provided measures and to stay home. Apart from the same, he, along with his disciples and organizational support, pledged contributing to the government created funds, an amount of 51 lacs. Eleven lacs were deposited in the PM care fund, and ten lacs is being used for delivering essentials around.

Masks, sanitizers, gloves, Dettol, etc., for people safety together with bare essentials like flour, lentils, spices, oil, vegetables, etc. have also been ensured to be distributed amidst the daily wage earners and labor sections. As for what is known as per the count available by the organization, 1500+ families have been helped to date by supplying them with essentials required during the pandemic. Apart from the same, few of the organizations, disciples, and their families, they were also requested by Thakur Ji to take a step ahead and contribute towards what we earn from. Best is that his followers are stepping up. In the words of the organization Secretary Vijay Sharma, a follower from Bangalore, Dr. Mukesh Sharma did make a contribution of 22 Lacs in the government funds. 

“None of the efforts goes to waste, only and only if, the same is made from the heart.” Right are the words of Thakur Ji as from what is seen, from many states like Kanpur, Prayag, Patna, and so on, many of the organization set-ups are trying to help people with whatever they can. Dozens of families staying in different colonies of Mathura-Vrindavan are being reached out with essentials through the members of Vishwa Shanti’s mission with the Secretary on the field, who ensures that social distancing is maintained and no-touch delivery can be functional. Apart from all, those who reached out to Thakur Priyakant Ju Mandir and registered their names, also have been helped by the organization.

“Together, we fight, together we abide. For the rules of government is for the well-being of all.”

Spreading around this message, Pandit Devkinandan Thakur, through his online preaching, is reaching out to significant people and ensuring the calmness within their chaotic or depressed minds. He was also seen thanking all those real-life warriors like the cleaners, the doctors and the officials together with the media who are risking their lives and fighting against the deadly coronavirus, for us. We might be within the four walls, but a simple appreciation and a little concern is something we can offer in our words for them. Thakur Ji was also found thanking the citizens in between his preaching as for they too are doing what is possible for them by staying home after all this is how we are showing our true patriotism and care for humanity. Apart from the same, he also ensures that his pupils follow the social distancing measure just as the government asked to.

By all means, his words, his help, his ideas and his support, Thakur Ji is making his efforts to ensure whatever he can do towards the society as this is where we live in this is where we earn from and “a little of contribution won’t take our future away. It will just ensure someone’s good presence today.” So, we must all step up and help and make this society the best in during the distress as when we win this, we would need our loved ones back again, safe and secure, and happy.

As COVID19 pandemic and lockdown spreads, the situation for farmers, particularly poultry, fruits, vegetables, and dairy farmers are getting worse every day. 

Villageagro.com, an Agritech startup founded by a bunch of IITians, comes to the rescue of these farmers. Villageagro.com has launched the “RYTHUSTHAN” campaign, an app-based online dashboard, and a helpline number to onboard farmers to sell their farm produce directly from their farm without going to the markets. Also, at the same time, it solves the lack of fruits, vegetables, poultry, and dairy products available in the market due to the lockdown.

“We are hoping to on-board more than 5000 farmers in the Hyderabad region during the lockdown under the RYTHUSTHAN campaign and we aim to offer them higher margins on their Poultry, fruits, and vegetables through supply chain optimization. We are encouraging farmers to stay at their farms and homes and leave the logistics and negotiations with us. We are launching a farmer-friendly android application as well.” said Devender Dharavath, CEO and Founder of Villageagro.com who is an IIT Madras alumni. 

Villageagro delivers fresh and organic fruits, vegetables, dairy, and poultry products directly from farms to the businesses. The bright and dedicated team of IITians, strong supply chain optimization tools, and in-depth research has led Villageagro to grow more than 30X in the very early stage of the business. Villageagro offers higher margins to the farmers and provides them with the latest updates on technologies and trends in agriculture, horticulture, and animal husbandry.  

“I had a 10-acre crop of tomatoes, I was very worried about not being able to sell my three months of hard work because the markets were closed and coronavirus lockdown was in effect. I sold more than half of my crop through Villageagro at my farm and got 1.5 times margins than the rest of the crop,” said Bandeppa Patil a vegetable farmer from Bidar, Telangana.

Villageagro Agritech has tied up with Meesho and several other businesses to strengthen the other end of the supply chain. 

The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is leaving no stone unturned in the battle against novel coronavirus. Repurposing of existing drugs is one of the strategies deployed by CSIR. The Council is implementing this strategy by evaluating an existing drug that is used for treating gram-negative sepsis patients. 

The drug, Sepsivac, is available commercially. In Gram-negative sepsis patients and in critically ill COVID-19 patients, the altered immune response leads to a massive change in the cytokine profile. Cytokines are produced in response to any infection. Cytokines are essential for host defence against pathogens. There are 6 types of cytokines, each having different families of cytokines. Different mix of cytokines, called cytokine profiles, acts on different pathogens. One of the major contributors to death by COVID-19 is heightened immune response, called cytokine storm. The immune system starts attacking both infected and uninfected cells. It makes no difference between a friend and a foe, leading to tissue damage resulting in sepsis. The drug modulates the immune system of the body and thereby inhibits the cytokine storm leading to reduced mortality and faster recovery.

Patients affected by Gram-negative sepsis also undergo a cytokine storm. Looking at similarities between clinical characteristics of patients suffering from COVID-19 and Gram-negative sepsis, CSIR is now initiating a randomized, blinded, two arms, active comparator-controlled clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of the drug for reducing mortality (deaths) in critically ill COVID-19 patients. The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) has approved the trial and it will start soon at multiple hospitals.

The drug contains heat-killed Mycobacterium W (Mw). It is found to be safe in patients and no systemic side effects are associated with its use. It can be used concurrently with any other therapies required in the management of such critically ill patients without any restriction. Its unique properties include boosting protective immunity (Th1, TLR2 agonist) and suppressing non-protective response (Th2). “Extensive clinical trials have been conducted by Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd on preventing deaths against gram-negative Sepsis, with more than 50% reduction in deaths of critically ill patients.  We are hoping that the clinical trials will show this to be equally useful in reducing deaths due to COVID-19,” said Dr. Shekhar C Mande, Director General, CSIR. 

CSIR through its flagship New Millennium Indian Technology Leadership Initiative (NMITLI) program, has been supporting Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Ahmedabad since 2007 for developing this drug to save lives of critically ill patients suffering from Gram-negative sepsis. This entire development effort (pre-clinical and clinical studies) has been supervised by CSIR appointed Monitoring Committee. The drug has been shown to reduce the mortality of critically ill patients by more than half. It also leads to faster recovery of organ dysfunction seen in this condition. It is now approved for marketing in India.  (India Science Wire)

Every Marketer and SEO experts’ ultimate goal is to rank amongst the top 10 searches on the SERP page. As many are aware, Google always rewards websites with good content and websites with higher ad or search relevancy. Many look for shortcuts, but the truth of the matter is SEO is more of a long game and there is very little scope for short cuts. 

Having said that, there isn’t a definitive answer to describe how long SEO takes; however, there are various factors that play a significant role in the SEO rankings. Here are a few must-do things to improve your chances of ranking higher. 

• Factor 1 Â– Outdated Content Â– If you’ve been in the SEO industry long enough, you know that Google always prefers fresh content, which doesn’t mean you crank out content every day. Instead, make use of Google search console, check all the pieces of content you’ve put up in the past year and compare your website traffic, how your website is performing now as to how it performed a year ago. Work on pages that aren’t doing well and refresh that content with something new by adding recent facts and figures- this will tell the Big G that you are constantly updating content, and it will help in ranking your website. 
  

• Factor 2 – Short-form Content Â– Gone are those days where 500-word content was considered as long-form content. In modern times, pages that don’t go above and beyond with in-depth information don’t tend to do well. Google considers content as one of the major factors for ranking. Websites that don’t meet its content requirement more often than not struggle to rank higher. Go to all pages that offer little to no value, and either update them with in-depth information or redirect them to pages that are in-depth and offer a much better user experience. Make use of Google Analytics to compare how the page was performing before updating content and post updating content. Check for bounce rates, and the time spent on the site as these will indicate if your page is good or needs updating. 
  

• Factor 3 – Automatically Generating Content – Google’s focus is on delivering an amazing user experience, so it updates its algorithms regularly. Generating content through automated tools isn’t going to deliver a better user experience. Although you put in the best efforts to customize and personalize the content, it is still not going to do well. Always keep in mind to create content that provides the best user experience, ensure you create content that is not only liked by Google but also liked by users by doing this you can come with better content and ideas than your competitors.
  

• Factor 4 – Irrelevant Internal Linking – Internal linking can be rewarding, but excessive internal linking can backfire. It is going to lose value and harm your SEO. You have to do it only when necessary and if it’s best for users. Never do it if it doesn’t help users, so make sure you choose internal links that are relevant to the content and the pages people are going to read. Don’t just add rich anchor texts, do what’s best for the users.
  

• Factor 5 – Irrelevant Ads Â– When you put excessive or irrelevant ads on your websites, it is going to affect the site load time. This will affect your SEO since there are a lot of external resources that need to be loaded. Ads usually give people bad user experience, and websites with excessive ads tend to have high bounce rates. This sends wrong signals to Google, thereby affecting your rankings. Another key aspect to consider is to provide better user experience to mobile devices since most searches take place in mobile devices. If your ads hinder user experience, then you are going to lose tons of traffic and people are going to leave your website. It’s not bad to have ads but make sure it blends in and it shouldn’t distract users. 
  

• Factor 6- Spammy Backlinks Â– Backlinks are a key factor in driving a lot of traffic to your website. But if you link to spammy websites, you can get caught up in what Google calls link scheming. In simple terms, any links that intend to manipulate page rank are called link schemes. This is a violation of Google’s guidelines. It is also wise to try and avoid reciprocal linking as much as possible, this practice is going to hurt your rankings in the long run. Use backlinks only if you feel that it’s going to add value to your users. 
• Factor 7- Avoid Duplicate Content Â– Avoid using Duplicate content.  true that Google doesn’t penalize you for using duplicate content, as you know Google will never rank duplicate content over original content. Your content should be fresh and unique- this doesn’t mean that you can’t use stats, use quotes from other people or cite sources and give them credit, it’s just that content has to be new for you to rank higher. 
  

If you manage to address these issues, then you’re surely going to rank higher on the SERP page.

The Author is CEO Neil Patel Digital & Stan Ventures

In a rare gesture extended to its closest friendly neighbor Bangladesh, India has permitted it to take back Bangladeshi citizens who had been stranded in the country after the national lockdown since March 25. The lockdown was declared to contain the spread of the viral Covid-19 pandemic which has affected nearly 180 countries, affecting close to two million people.

As Biman, the national carrier of Bangladesh, had declined to ferry its stranded citizens, the Modi Government extended a special permission to a private airlines of Bangladesh to fly back their citizens from different cities of India. Both the External Affairs Ministry here and the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi jointly coordinated this decision to facilitate return of Bangladeshi citizens as they were facing hardships and wanted to go back home.

At one point of time, Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi had to seek the intervention of their Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to sort out internal problem between national carrier Biman and the private airlines U.S.- Bangla.

At the intervention of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, nearly one thousand  stranded Bangladeshi citizens in India can hope to return home.

Beginning April 20 when India is set to relax some of the restrictions on the lockdown of the country, six special chartered flights will carry home the stranded citizens of Bangladesh from different cities in India. In fact, High Commissioner of Bangladesh in India Mohammed Imran and his colleagues had to burn midnight oil for a number of days in trying to coordinate with authorities at home as well as in India in order to begin the flights with all necessary precautions.

At the time of the national lockdown last month in the country, thousands of Bangladeshi citizens were in India for various reasons. Many of them are students studying in different Universities, some came on tourist and medical visas. Many citizens of Bangladesh are those who came for medical treatment found themselves stranded in various cities like Chennai, Vellore, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Kolkata.

At the outset, Bangladesh High Commission discussed this issue of sending the citizens back to Dhaka with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) in New Delhi. The Government here had agreed to the return of all those stranded people, if Bangladesh Government could arrange a charter flight and the government was willing to grant due permission for taking out those people from different cities.

Bangladesh High Commission initially tried to rope in their national carrier Bangladesh Biman to operate flights but due to reasons best known to them, the national carrier was not agreeable to the proposal. Sources claimed that pilots and crew members of the Bangladesh Biman declined to fly with their citizens who might be suspected to be carriers of Covid-19 virus.

After this private airline U.S.- Bangla agreed to ferry all those stranded citizens back to Bangladesh after booking their tickets. Initially, lockdown in India was declared till April 14 but Prime Minister Narendra Modi after consultations with State Chief Ministers extended it till May 3.

Worried citizens of Bangladesh, stranded in India, were also concerned about their financial resources and well-being.  Again, High Commissioner and other officials had another round of discussion with the Indian authorities here and the government finally agreed to consider to allow flights by private airline U.S.- Bangla which is not so common in the civil aviation sector.

Meanwhile,  Biman raised objections about U.S.- Bangla to bring back Bangladesh citizens as Biman handles all ground operations in Bangladesh. Finding no other way, Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi had to seek intervention of their Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to sort out the peculiar problem.

Hopefully, all the stranded Bangladeshi citizens along with their families can look forward to their return home. U.S.-Bangla is set to fly to Chennai and Kolkata to take back the passengers. Four officers from the Bangladesh Mission in New Delhi have been in contact with respective state Governments for ferrying stranded citizens and their relatives in Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Vellor to transport them to Chennai.  On their return to Bangladesh, the people will have to remain in quarantine for at least 14 days as per the protocol. 

Benjamin Rohan a young dynamic music composer, playback singer.  Who has sizzled the music world with his mesmerizing Voice and caring down to earth attitude? Rohan has worked with some well-renowned banners and has left no stone unturned to make it to the top in Bollywood. Extracting immense fame and fan fam from a number of albums, Rohan is all geared up for his upcoming projects in the pipeline.

Rohan has given a number of hits among which Doorie has always been the heartthrob for everyone.

His music is a perfect blend of youthful with its soul from yesteryears. His approach as a musician is young dynamic and charming. A day not spend on music is a day wasted for him. Due to this attitude, he is being looked at by various renowned music companies in the B’town.

Rohan started his journey as a pianist, Rohan said that he never knew in his school days that he could even sing this good as his dedication and passion was more into composing and playing the piano. 

Rohan just at the age of 20 is all set to release a list of songs that are gonna be hit the chartbusters. You can follow his Instagram handle mentioned below and stay tuned to his updates,