Punjabi Singer and Model Jagdeep Singh aka Jaggy Singh’s recent song ‘Muchh Tak Di’ released by T-Series has crossed more than 200k views on YouTube in less than 10 days. His previous release ‘HiFi Gabru’ also grabbed the eyeballs of the audience and received over one million views. Both the songs were not only highly appreciated by the audience but also helped Jaggy become the most promising urban singer in the Punjabi music industry. Jagdeep Singh who is currently working on his debut album is already flooded with great opportunities to work with big names of Bollywood and Punjabi music industry.

Born in Punjab, Jagdeep comes from a very humble family and none of his family members were previously linked to music in any way. Jagdeep Singh who moved to the U.S. at the age of 14, was fond of music since his childhood. He started following his passion for music by learning and playing Harmonium and Tabla. A few years later, he discovered his love for writing and composing. His inclination towards the music wasn’t a surprise as he had been going to Gurudwara since childhood. He started taking part in Kirtan at local Gurudwara in India and U.S and then it wasn’t too far until he realized that he sure has a voice to justify his own lyrics and compositions as well and later on pursued further vocal training.

Since the start, Jagdeep Singh’s family has always been supportive to carry on with his destiny and dreams. His inspiration for entering the music industry and following his dreams is a very selected and sheer class such as Gurdas Mann, Manmohan Waris, Harbhajan Mann, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Saab, R.D.Burman, 2Pac & Notorious BIG, to name a few.

Bali is an Indonesian island known for its forested volcanic cliffs, iconic rice paddies, beaches, and coral reefs. The island is home to spiritual locations like cliffside Uluwatu Temple. To the south, the beachside town of Kuta has vibrant bars, while Seminyak, Sanur, and Nusa Dua are prominent resort cities. The island is also recognized for its yoga and contemplation landings.

 But to provide such a mesmerizing place a touch of hospitality and the perfect blend of tourism is all furnished by the chain of luxury villa complexes at numerous sites in Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia. The resorts come up with excellent facilities like The Daha, The Grand Daha, Monaco Blu by Daha Resorts, The Daha Mansions and Casa Daha.

 To expand their villas they have initiated the construction of numerous modern villa sites in Seminyak, Ubud and Labuan Bajo. They have been around for several years and have achieved consecutive 9-10+ ratings on booking.com from their satisfied customers for their villas. Now they are all set to create a completely new gen of travel and tourism by giving them a comfortable stay and making their stay worth remembering.

Who isn’t aware of this young and powerful Influencer’s achievements? This time he has added one more feature to his cap. India’s Well-known Influencer and Youth Champion Manoj Padaiyachi has launched his fashion brand, Belive. The brand offers easy-to-wear styles for Youths including sweatshirts, hoodies, T-shirts, Crop-Tops and much more to the list, with over 200 styles that start at prices of Rs 599 onwards.

Belive Brand carries the vision of Manoj Padaiyachi to deliver something which makes you stand out from the rest.

Speaking on the concept of his Brand, Youth Icon Manoj Padaiyachi said

“The Brand name Belive is taken from the two words “Believe” and “Live”. They say that the secret of having it all starts with believing. When you believe in something, you acknowledge it, you are halfway there, but what after that? Do you live it? Do you take action on whatever you believe?

You need to ‘live’ it, right? You need to be alive. You need to experience it. So, Belive will remove the gap between thinking and taking action. It is the time to live, by wearing what you believe, on your sleeves.”

Speaking on the unique logo of belive and its dual-color, he further added, “ The arrow on the logo is very simple, it denotes onwards and upwards when you start living. The colors blue and yellow speak calmness, energy, and Youthfulness.”

Belive is launched all-over the Nation for all the Men and Women out there. Belive will be available for the US and Europe too. Every garment will be a style statement with motivational and inspirational thoughts, funky statements, and some weird captions by injecting some fun, love, and humor in the Youth’s life. For the release, belive has kept only a few designs and it will increase gradually.

The brand is specially dedicated to the young generation. It is a well-known thing that the youths are highly influenced by this 23-year-old Manoj Padaiyachi, who commands a massive young audience, especially from India.

“BeLive” is going to make you proud of who you are. So we are looking forward to each piece of garment that has a Midas touch of a great thinker.

Manoj is a firm believer to give you what your heart desires and what your mind inspires. Fiercely talented, tough, hard-working and daring Manoj has emerged as a popular face of India’s current Youth Influencers. The sky is the limit when you are going to believe in yourself and start taking action on it. So, wear what you believe and let the world know the real you.

Manoj is a Nation level Youth Champion Awardee. The President of Wealth Foundation, Manoj, has supported and contributed to the government’s social development initiatives. He has influenced the young generation through his content on social media and online blogs. He also writes about Lifestyle and Fitness.

Some are born with exceptional talent, and the one who practiced hard in the field he/she love then no one can stop them from achieving success in life. We met one fabulous talent who is multitalented, what will you call her A Fashion Designer, Entrepreneur, Tattoo Artist and what not? Divya Kapoor is a gem of talent and she is using it in the right direction. Diva who hails from North India (Jammu and Kashmir) and has her tattoo studio named ‘Taboo the tattooist’ located in the beautiful city of Jammu. She’s is only Female Tattoo Artist in Jammu (J&K). Diva is proving to be an example for all the youth who are aspiring to become a Tattoo artist. Although her journey to become one wasn’t so easy, as she did not have any formal training in tattoo art. She explains in her own words, “From being a small-time temporary tattoo artist to become an expert inking artist wasn’t a piece of cake, the journey was really hard. When I attended a seminar to learn the art, there was no one to try upon, so I used my own body and inked myself to master the art which was very difficult, but I never lost hope and never looked back”. For her passion for the art, she kept working relentlessly. Diva has picked up amazing tattoo skills at an unbelievable pace. She is inspired by her husband Gourav Jamwal, who is also a famous tattoo artist in India. Beacause of her appealing beauty, Diva is also getting offers from Pollywood. Diva is an ideal example for people who want to achieve big things in life. If you don’t get success in one thing, you can try other things in life. You have to just bring out your inner strength in life to achieve big in life. Here’s wishing Divya Kapoor all the best for her upcoming ventures. This girl will do many things in life as she blessed with some talent, and she is using her skill in the right direction by working hard on things passionately.

As the country waits with bated breath for the execution of the four convicts in the infamous December 16, 2012, Nirbhaya gang rape and murder case, Buxar Jail in Bihar has again come in news for one reason– making hanging ropes.
Buxar jail have supplied the nose for Naturam Godse, who was sent to gallows in November 1949, for assassinating Mahatma Gandhi, Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru, 1993 Bombay bomb blasts convict, Yakub Memom, 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks culprit Ajmal Kasab, Dhananjoy Chatterjee, a security guard in Kolkata for raping and murdering a 14-year-old girl, Satwant Singh and Kehar Singh convicted in the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984, all were hanged by ropes made in this jail.
Ever wondered what is the reason why hanging ropes are made on in Buxar Central Jail.
Actually, Buxar jail has been making execution ropes since 1880 and the tradition was started by the British rulers–16 years after the East India Company established full control over the region extending from Bengal to Uttar Pradesh at the Battle of Buxar on October 23, 1764.
Four years later, that is in 1884, the British brought a machine in the Buxar jail to manufacture hanging ropes. 
Before that, the hanging ropes were imported from Manila, the capital of Phillippines and hence the name Manila Rope is popular for this grade of the noose.
Later on the Indian Factories Act, gave Buxar Central Jail, the exclusive rights to make the hanging ropes and other jails are prohibited,
Buxar Central Jail has a power loom inside its premises for the purpose of making hanging ropes. It is overseen by employees of designated for the purpose.
The jail has four to five posts for such employees. They train the inmates for rope making. Usually, senior inmates typically those serving life sentences are employed in making hanging ropes and utmost care is taken in not employing death row convicts for this work as they are not employed in any work in the jail.
Before starting with work, once the Buxar gets directive to prepare the hanging ropes, the prisoners making such ropes follow religious and spiritual practices. They observe fast to ensure their mental and physical purity before beginning the work and pray.
The said prisoners throw a stone on the direction where they are supposed to knit the hanging rope with the belief that they may never get the news of a death sentence,
Superintendent of Buxar Central Jail Vijay Kumar Arora said the hanging rope making is a complex task.
A group of eight prisoners fashion the ropes, ten in number with the help of a power loom through the twist and torque using J-30 cotton.
A particular type of yarn, called J-34 is used for making the hanging rope. The cotton for this yarn is cultivated in Punjab, which supplies the raw material to Buxar jail.
J-34 fiber are braided into yarns. A total of 154 such yarns are woven to prepare 154 braids. Six such braids are used to make a hanging rope. 
A huge quantity of water is used to make sure that hanging rope is soft. The rule of execution says that the hanging rope has to cause death of the condemned prisoner but cannot inflict any injury on the neck. It is ascertained in the post mortem of the body.
Arora said ” one rope is prepared with 7,200 fine threads– all merged by hand-rolled with a bronze brush and treated with certain chemicals so that each can bear up to 150 kg weight.  A sum of Rs 1,700 is the cost of making one such rope and the whole process takes about three days, it is believed that the task was given to Buxar jail by the British keeping in mind the climate and availability of water near the jail. Buxar Central Jail is located on the banks of the Ganga and also has well inside the premises, an uncommon feature in jails.
Humidity is another factor essential for making the hanging rope. Humid conditions make the rope smoother and yet stronger.        Another reason, the ropes got the name in the Philippines because they are made of fiber obtained from the leaves of the Abaca tree that grows in the island nation. 
That fiber is called Manila hemp. The Manila rope made in Buxar is, however, not made from this hemp.
As the suspense continues over the hanging of the four convicts, a Delhi court on January 31, postponed the execution of the death warrant on February 1, on the convicts till further orders.
The Delhi High Court on February 2, in a special hearing on a Sunday,  reserved its verdict on the Centre’s plea challenging stay on the execution of the four death row convicts in the Nirbhaya case.
On December 16, 2012, a paramedical student was gang-raped and brutally assaulted by six men in a private bus and thrown out of the moving vehicle along with her male friend. 
The girl died on December 29, 2012, at Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore where she airlifted by an air ambulance on December 27, 2012, at midnight. 
All the four convicts were sentenced to capital punishment. The order has been upheld by the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court.
The incident generated widespread outrage across India and abroad. The fifth convict , Ram Singh, described at the main suspect was found dead in Tihar Jail from possible suicide on March 11, 2013. The sixth accused, a juvenile, was released from the correction Home on December 20, 2015, after he completed three years in the Home.

Sightsavers India, a global development organization, has opened the application for Sightsavers India Fellowship Program 2020. This fellowship is designed to enhance awareness about eye care and aims to groom the young ophthalmologists through an innovative course of mentoring and surgical exposure to expand their perspectives on rural eye health and to shape the youth into promising and skilled ophthalmologists. The fellowship is designed in a way that gives an opportunity to master the craft as a clinician and a surgeon.
Sightsavers India Fellowship Program 2020 is a promising career opportunity for ophthalmologists. It aims to take ?ve selected fellows through an exciting journey of 24 months. The selected fellows will be placed in one of the 7 states – Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha.
The last date of application is 30th April 2020, and the fellowship will begin from June 2020.
Over a period of 24 months, the fellows will experience a structured skill enhancement and mentoring process covering not only clinical and surgical ophthalmology but also managerial and holistic life skills. The process involves skills up-gradation components and personal interactions with eminent leaders in eye care and development sector.  Every stage of the fellowship program will optimize learning that will help the fellows transform into all-rounder seasoned professionals. Selected fellows will receive an attractive appreciative stipend through the fellowship period.
Speaking on the launch of the second season of the India Fellowship Program, Mr. RN Mohanty, CEO at Sightsavers India said, “The program’s vision is to cultivate a capable and motivated workforce in the eye care ?eld for rural India. Currently, there are nearly 18,000 Ophthalmologists present in the country, which is nowhere near enough with respect to the ratio of the population in India. With this program, we hope to bring about a positive substantial impact on society. An education in ophthalmology with the mettle of being a team player and attributes of empathy and zeal to explore rural India are important for the fellows to be a successful part of the program.”
Dr. Anoop Kumar Singh, MES Medical College, Kerala. Being trained at SNC, Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh said, “The programme is providing surgical as well as clinical training with excellent mentorship and guidance which would have needed more time investment outside the fellowship. My weekly schedule is packed with surgical training, clinical postings, OT observations, wet labs and lecture classes along with routine departmental presentations and CMEs. Also, the support from Sightsavers team is incomparable and rare to ?nd.”
About Sightsavers: Sightsavers is a global development organization working in India since 1966 to eliminate avoidable blindness and to ensure that people who are irreversibly blind are supported adequately to lead lives of independence and dignity. 

Punjabi artist and ex roadies contestant Mehakdeep Singh Randhawa has exceptionally excelled in achieving all his goals no matter what.

Coming from a small village like Mehta Chowk, Mehakdeep studied to be a mechanical engineer. His college years were a turning point where he started bodybuilding. Soon, he represented his University at the Inter-University level and also won the title of Mr. PTU. 

Mehakdeep had a thrilling journey through his life where he got the chance to even star beside Sippy Gill. He has also starred and worked in a lot of Punjabi music videos, movies and serials as well. Currently, he is venturing his way into people’s hearts by doing a wonderful job in a Punjabi daily soap titled “Kamli Ishq di” where he is playing the character of Lucky, a comic negative lead character.

He surely happened to come across a golden opportunity where not only one but two big chances were knocking his door were on one side was joining CISF, where he received the offer letter and on the other side was one of the biggest reality TV show Roadies, lastly, Mehakdeep had to choose Roadies over his job as he had shown sheer determination to not only participate but win the show. After Roadies, he was even offered a film “Patwar” for PTC Punjabi.

He truly believes, “Failure will never overtake me if my determination to succeed is strong enough” and strives to work even harder for a better future.

India’s third case of Novel Coronavirus was reported on Monday morning after the southern state confirmed the country’s first two cases of the deadly virus that has killed over 360 people in China in the last four days.
All three patients are students who returned from China’s Wuhan city, the epicenter of the epidemic.
The latest third case, a medical student, is in an isolation ward at Kanhangad district hospital in Kasargod, Kerala’s Health Minister KK Shailaja informed the state Assembly Monday. 
“Third positive case of Novel Coronavirus patient has been reported in Kerala. The patient has travel history from Wuhan in China. The patient has tested positive for Novel Coronavirus and is in isolation ward in the hospital.
The patient is stable and is being closely monitored,” Union Health Ministry said in a statement Monday.
Shilaja said that to speed up the process of testing, all arrangements have been made in the state laboratory. The virology lab in Alappuzha district now has the facility and that would save time. Currently, all samples are being sent to the National Institute of Virology, Pune.
A total of 1,999 people, who have a travel history from China and other affected countries, are under close observation in Kerala, of whom 75 are in isolation wards of various hospitals in the state.
The remaining 1,924 are under home quarantine as per a medical bulletin issued on Sunday night.
Kerala’s Health Minister made it clear that those under observation at home should keep away from public functions and should not participate in any events or go out of their homes during the 28-day incubation period.
India’s first case of Coronavirus was reported from Thrissur on January 30 with a women medical student who returned from Wuhan testing positive from the infection.
Over 360 people have died in China’s Wuhan city so far and Coronavirus has already affected 15,000 people in the country.
The disease has spread to around 25 countries so far, including India and the United States. The Union Health Ministry has also asked people who have a travel history to China, since January 1, to report to the nearest health facility if they experienced any symptoms such as fever, cough and breathing trouble.
Over 52,000 passengers from 326 flights have been screened for Novel Coronavirus at various hospitals across India till Saturday, according to the Government. Ninety-seven symptomatic travelers have been referred to isolation facilities, officials said.
In the wake of the rise of a global epidemic, India issued a fresh travel advisory on Sunday. People are asked to avoid traveling to China. Anyone with travel history in China since 15th January 2020, and now on could be quarantined, Health Ministry said in a statement Monday.
The Central Government also suspended issuing electronic visas, or e-visas to Chinese passport holders and applicants of other nationals residing in China. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has also set up screening and testing counters in most of North East India.
The Central Government has set up a task force to monitor the situation arising out of the Novel Coronavirus with a representative from Ministries of Health, Home, Civil Aviation and Women, and Child Development, Union Minister Gangapuram Kishan Reddy said Monday.
Meanwhile, the West Bengal government has provided two thermal scanners to the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport at Kolkata to help the authorities conduct surveillance on passengers to contain the attack of Coronavirus.
In another development, a software engineer and TLC employee from Andhra Pradesh, who was allegedly not allowed to board the two special Air India flights that brought back many Indians from the Coronavirus-hit Wuhan as she was running high body temperature, is now seeking help for her early evacuation. 
Annem Jyothi, a software engineer from Kurnool claims that she was not allowed to board the two special Air India flights from Wuhan, because of high body temperature.
A total of 406 people from Wuhan are being looked after by a team of expert doctors at Chhawla isolation facility of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and all tests are negative till now, officials said, The World Health Organisation said Monday it was working round the clock with internet and social media giants to combat the widespread misinformation surrounding the deadly Novel Coronavirus outbreak.
The UK pharmaceuticals giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)  on Monday it was joining a global race to develop a vaccine for a new strain of the deadly Coronavirus. At least another 171 cases have been reported in Australia, Britain, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Russia, Spain Thailand, the United States, and 14 other countries and regions outside mainland China.
The United States, Australia, Singapore, New Zealand, and Vietnam are among the countries that have denied entry to foreign nationals who have recently been in China. Global airlines have suspended or scaled back direct flights to China’s major cities.

In a big development, India’s second case of Novel Coronavirus has been reported in Kerala, Union Health Ministry said Sunday. 
The second positive case of Novel Coronavirus patient has been reportedin Kerala. The patient has travel history from China, The patient is stable and is being closely monitored, the Government said in a statement. The patient is said to have returned from China on January 24.
On January 30, Kerala reported the first case of the deadly Coronavirus– a medical student studying in China’s Wuhan city, the epicenter of the outbreak of the virus. She was quarantined at a hospital in Thrissur after she ‘self-reported throat infection.
Kerala’s Health Minister KK Shailaja said Sunday they are yet to get confirmation on the second case of Coronavirus.
“We have been informed on a phone call by the National Institute of Virology in Pune that there is a possibility of another positive case in Alappuzha. We areyet to receive the results. Right now, all tests are being allowed at NIV Pune. That causes a delay in getting the results,” she said, Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province in central China, is the epicenter of the outbreak. Across the world, the Coronavirus has been reported in 24 cities, including India.
The death toll from the epidemic in China has reached 304 as of the end of February 1. There were 2,599 new confirmed infections on Saturday.
In another development, the national carrier, Air India’s second special flight to the Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicenter of the Novel Coronavirus outbreak, landed at the Indira Gandhi International airport with 323 Indian and seven and seven Maldivian citizens onboard. The flight departed at 3.10 am (IST) from Wuhan on Sunday and landed at New Delhi airport around 9.45 am Air India’s jumbo B747 aircraft made two flights to Wuhan city to evacuate stranded Indian mostly students from the Chinese city as the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the deadly Coronavirus a global health emergency.
Of the 323, 104 are housed at Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Chawla Camp and the remaining 220 are in Manesar, Haryana.
The first flight, carrying 211 students, 110 working professionals, and three minors reached the national capital on Saturday, Government of India said that as of Sunday, 52,332 passengers from 326 flights were screened, Total 97 symptomatic travelers have been referred to isolation facilities and 98 samples were tested of which 97 were found to be negative. 
Amid the global outbreak, the Central government asked all the hospitals and Union Territories (UTs) to prepare isolation wards.
The Indian Army has set up a quarantine facility at Manesar near Delhi to keep those evacuated from China’s Hubei province. Officials said they would be monitored for any signs of infection for a duration of two weeks by a qualified team of doctors and staff members.       

Divya Mishra is one of the most popular Indian fashion beauty and lifestyle blogger from Lucknow. Divya Mishra started her own fashion blog back in 2014 and gradually with consistency and time she gained a lot of popularity which she never expected would know her door !!

Admired for her beatnik style and innate fashion sense, Divya Mishra from Fashion Chauvinism is inspiring every woman to try something offbeat and distinct.
Not just her style, her beauty lessons have been inspiring us to the core! From jewelry trends to makeup she’s painting the town in all happy colors and her charming smile and creative feed !! 

We personally feel Divya Mishra a fashionista to reckon with !! So we got an opportunity to ask all about her journey as a blogger and influencer

When did you start fashion blogging?

I started blogging back in 2014 but wasn’t very consistent due to college and schooling! But then gradually I gained my interest in this and it naturally progressed into fashion blogging, which gives an outlet for my interest in fashion.

Describe your style!

It’s effortlessly comfortable, trendy and casually chic 

What is your beauty mantra?

I am a sucker of organic products and following a beauty routine is my mantra! I take utmost care to ensure that I don’t skip my skincare routine and I am consistent on that. Also not experimenting a lot with beauty products and sticking to one that actually compliments my skin

Every website has a story behind it. What was yours? What was the motivation behind starting this Blog?

I always loved fashion and my passion never got pushed away no matter what field I joined. I am persuading my LLB. Soon my blog picked up and I decided to give it my best time and energy.

 If there was one thing that you feel makes your blog stand out, what would that be?

 Like I mentioned earlier, it’s comfort over anything else. I believe you should follow trends but not at the expense of your comfort. Effortless styling without doing much and still rocking it like a pro !!

For her success is about having peace of mind. “You are successful when you find your happiness in every single day instead of wishing to be somewhere to be happy”, said Divya Mishra

So that’s all about this Lucknow beauty who is inspiring zillions of people and growing and progressing!

Check her page – @divyamisra2 and stay updated Lucknow