Harshit Agarwal, more commonly known as DJ Zenith, is the talk of the music industry. Hailing from Jaipur, he started his music journey in 2014, since then he has become one of the most prominent artists in the country as well as globally. He has worked with artists like Alan Walker, Tiesto, One Republic, David Guetta and so one.

Zenith recently produced a song called “Junglee” with Charan on vocals, the duo were winners of the Bacardi House Party Sessions for whom this Anthem was created. They were mentored by the legendary Bollywood singer Benny Dayal. The music video created quite a buzz in the industry and even caught the attention of renowned Bollywood Music Producer; Amit Trivedi who congratulated the duo for such an amazing song.

“Junglee” explores the dynamics between a Madari (master) and his monkey, the music video has a twist wherein the roles are reversed between the Madari and the monkey which leads to a change in the perspective. The Madari and the monkey become overnight sensations after listening to the song. The unconventional storytelling and music vibe that makes you want to move is what makes this video a must watch.

2018 was a milestone for Zenith as he started blending independent Hindi music with his own beats. His song “Kho gaye” was a nationwide success and was trending on all social media platforms. When asked what drives him to create music, Zenith said, “I was always an avid listener of different kinds of music since I was a kid and I’ve grown organically into it”

In the coming months, Zenith will be releasing a number of songs. Some of them will be independent releases, while the others like Junglee will be in collaboration with brands. 2019 is shaping up to be an even bigger year for this young artist as he sets out as a songwriter on multiple upcoming projects.

People can reduce their risk of dementia by getting regular exercise, not smoking, avoiding harmful use of alcohol, controlling their weight, eating a healthy diet, and maintaining healthy blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar levels, according to new guidelines issued by the World Health Organization (WHO).

“In the next 30 years, the number of people with dementia is expected to triple,” said WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. “We need to do everything we can to reduce our risk of dementia. The scientific evidence gathered for these Guidelines confirm what we have suspected for some time, that what is good for our heart, is also good for our brain.”

The Guidelines provide the knowledge base for health-care providers to advise patients on what they can do to help prevent cognitive decline and dementia. They will also be useful for governments, policy-makers and planning authorities to guide them in developing policy and designing programmes that encourage healthy lifestyles.

The reduction of risk factors for dementia is one of several areas of action included in WHO’s Global action plan for the public health response to dementia. Other areas include: strengthening information systems for dementia; diagnosis, treatment and care; supporting carers of people with dementia; and research and innovation.

WHO’s Global Dementia Observatory, launched in December 2017, is a compilation of information about country activities and resources for dementia, such as national plans, dementia-friendly initiatives, awareness campaigns and facilities for care. Data from 21 countries, including Bangladesh, Chile, France, Japan, Jordan and Togo, have already been included, with a total of 80 countries now engaged in providing data.

Creating national policies and plans for dementia are among WHO’s key recommendations for countries in their efforts to manage this growing health challenge. During 2018, WHO provided support to countries such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Qatar, Slovenia and Sri Lanka to help them develop a comprehensive, multi-sectoral public health response to dementia.

An essential element of every national dementia plan is support for carers of people with dementia, said Dr Dévora Kestel, Director of the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse at WHO. “Dementia carers are very often family members who need to make considerable adjustments to their family and professional lives to care for their loved ones. This is why WHO created iSupport. iSupport is an online training programme providing carers of people with dementia with advice on overall management of care, dealing with behaviour changes and how to look after their own health.”

iSupport  is currently being used in eight countries, with more expected to follow.

Dementia: A rapidly growing public health problem

Dementia is an illness characterized by a deterioration in cognitive function beyond what might be expected from normal ageing. It affects memory, thinking, orientation, comprehension, calculation, learning capacity, language and judgement. Dementia results from a variety of diseases and injuries that affect the brain, such as Alzheimer disease or stroke.

Dementia is a rapidly growing public health problem affecting around 50 million people globally. There are nearly 10 million new cases every year. Dementia is a major cause of disability and dependency among older people. Additionally, the disease inflicts a heavy economic burden on societies as a whole, with the costs of caring for people with dementia estimated to rise to US$ 2 trillion annually by 2030.

Currently there is no cure for dementia. However, much can be done to support people living with dementia. Early diagnosis is important; regular health checks can help to ensure that accompanying physical illnesses are diagnosed and treated; and health and social care systems, when adequately resourced, can ensure care at all stages of dementia.

More than 20 million babies were born with a low birthweight (less than 2500g; 5.5 pounds) in 2015—around one in seven of all births worldwide according to the first-ever estimates documenting this major health challenge.

These findings and more are documented in a new research paper developed by experts from the World Health Organization, UNICEF and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, published in The Lancet Global Health.

More than 80% of the world’s 2.5 million newborns who die every year are of low birthweight. Those low birthweight babies who survive have a greater risk of stunting, and developmental and physical ill health later in life, including diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

“Low birthweight is a complex clinical entity composed of intrauterine growth restriction and preterm birth,” says co-author Dr Mercedes de Onis from the Department of Nutrition at WHO.

“This is why reducing low birthweight requires an understanding of the underlying causes in a given country. For example, in Southern Asia a large proportion of low birthweight babies are born at term but with intrauterine growth restriction, which is associated with maternal undernutrition, including maternal stunting.

“Conversely, preterm birth is the major contributor to low birthweight in settings with many adolescent pregnancies, high prevalence of infection, or where pregnancy is associated with high levels of fertility treatment and caesarean sections (like in USA and Brazil). Understanding and tackling these underlying causes in high-burden countries should be a priority.”

Although close to three-quarters were born in Southern Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, the problem remains substantial in high-income countries in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand. High-income countries have seen virtually no progress.

What is being done to tackle this major public health problem

Reducing the incidence of low birth weight requires a comprehensive global strategy, which must include improving maternal nutritional status; treating pregnancy-associated conditions such as pre-eclampsia (hypertensive disease of pregnancy); and providing adequate maternal care, perinatal clinical services and social support.

Affordable, accessible and appropriate health-care is critical for preventing and treating low birthweight. Reductions in death, illness and disability in newborn babies will only be achieved if pregnancy care is fully integrated with appropriate care for low birthweight babies.

Recently Kunal Kamra a standup comedian tweeted and thanked Mr. Narendra Modi in helping him to get 10 Million Youtube Subscribers. Kunal Kamra is a Bombay based stand-up comedian and host of the popular political-comedy podcast Shut Up Ya Kunal. With only 22 Videos on his youtube channel Kunal Kamra he has subscriber of more than 10 lac. 

One person who has found a way with his words is Kunal Kamra. His latest video hit a million views on YouTube the day it released. The 12-minute act begins with the cracker: “Yeh mere aur Ambaniji ke beech mein Modiji kya kar rahe hain?”

Kunal Kamra Tweeted earlier today

Kunal Kamra

@kunalkamra88

Without you this milestone would have been impossible. Thank you bro @narendramodi

How can we forgot Shyam Rangeela who did a hilarious parody of Akhsay Kumar’s Non – Political Interview with Narendra Modi.  The questions that were asked in the real interview were only modified to make them sound like they were a part of the parody interview. For example, Akshay Kumar’s “Kya Aap Aam Khate hai?” was replaced with “Kya Aap kulfi khate hai?”  However, the one thing remained constant throughout was Shyam Rangeela saying, “Dekhiye main bahut hi gareeb parivaar se hoon.” LOL! One of the most hilarious questions asked in the spoof video was what kind of difficulties were faced by PM Modi when he used to sell tea.  This one was hilarious when Shyam Rangeela Said ‘I sleep for only three hours at night. I sleep during the day to cover the rest of the hours.’ The interview received its equal share of both appreciation and criticism on social media.

Comedian Rajeev Nigam is also among one of them his latest video on Radar Wale Baba | The Multi Shades of Modi Ji. 

The Indian stand up industry is still unorganised and uncertain for comics. 

Instagram and Youtube content creator Sarah Hussain, popularly known as ZingyZest is a 23 year old girl having one of the most number of organic followers in Delhi in her genre, that is, food blogging.

She started it at the age of 19, while graduating from Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Delhi University. Her first big purchase was a Santro car at the age of 21, which she bought from her savings, and is very proud of. She hates taking money from anyone, even her parents, that’s the main reason she started working in college, and and still works very hard for it. Hussain, started ZingyZest with no experience in hand, not even a camera. She started clicking pictures and making videos with her phone, and in no time started gaining popularity and began receiving branded promotions.

Sarah has worked with Nexa Cars, Renault Motors, Mother Dairy, Domino’s, Lays Chips, Pepsi to name a few. She has always collaborated with luxury hotels, like Roseate Hotels, Westin Hotels, JW Marriott Radisson Blu, The Address Hotel, in India and Dubai. 

Asking about her future plans, she said she might consider having a PR company as she has a post graduate degree for Corporate Communications and Public Relations from Canada. However, right now her plan is only to travel across the globe and make the world see it on her social media. She feels, change is the only constant thing in the world, and you need to keep changing and evolving to stay relevant in today’s fast paced world.

One advice Sarah has to give to young bloggers who are just starting is to work hard and wait. Success comes to those who wait, and work hard for it.

The combination of beauty with the brain is not common in India. We rarely see a woman with a beautiful face does something on her own in India. 

I came up to one confident woman who has a beauty which the world has recognised thrice, and she has won three consecutive titles in one year. So you can not doubt about her looks, but she has also got the mind which will take her to a newer level in her life beyond her face, and that is the business world. I am talking about Leena Sharma who is all set to mark her name in the list of most successful women of India in a short time with her Dream project “Jaipur Safari”.

Leena Sharma as we know is a famous name in Rajasthan and all over India all thanks to her stunning looks. But she is also having a mind of Businesswoman which is ready to take new challenges and give something chic thing to Rajasthan with her New venture called Jaipur Safari. 

The Virajosa group ran Jaipur safari in Jaipur Rajasthan. They failed to bring this project forward and was shut down for some time, Leena Sharma got her eyes on that, and she instantly took the opportunity and purchase shares of it and made this project of Jaipur Safari in her plan as her new Venture in Rajasthan. She renovated buses, change food quality and everything to give this concept new wings to do well in joint venture with Virajosa.

According to Leena Sharma, Jaipur Safari is a different concept which is only run by her company. They are known as wheels of Rajasthan and Restaurants on the wheels, which gives clients Royal feeling and Royal food by visiting the best places in Pink city Jaipur. 

Leena has turned this concept into a luxurious one. She knows she will get many foreign clients and other people around the world who loves to visit Rajasthan, and she wants to give all of them a real Royal feeling with her concept.

Leena is all set to tie up with Indian Tourism to give her project and her loved place Jaipur new clients and business with her efforts. She knows tourism is a fundamental part of Rajasthan, significant income from tourism. 

Image Planet presented Asia’s Emerging brands 2019 awards on 11th May 2019 with the theme Branding Millenials. The award happened at Hotel holiday inn in Mumbai, exclusively awarding the startups and entrepreneurs across Asia. Leaders from different Industries from all over India shared their views and ideas on Branding Millenials: Images & Identity in their sector. Two-panel discussions were organized during the event on different themes i.e. Creating 21^st Century in your Classrooms & Rethinking Innovation: Evolution of Extraordinary Product & Product Management. In the business conference around 100 leaders were awarded  “Asia’s Emerging Brands Â– 2019”

The event kickstarted after the inauguration by Mr. Vishnu Sharma Â– Bollywood Actor, Mr. Bhavin Shah Mr. Azaz Khan Â– Bollywood Actor, Ms. Sheetal Khandal Â– Bollywood Actress. Mr. Francis Joseph, Co-Founder SLN School Leaders Network Foundation enlightened the audience by sharing his views on the topic “Be the System you Want to Change”.

Post Lunch the session started with the Book Launch – “Feed  the Entrepreneur in You” of Mr. Sameer Kuncolienkar, Entrepreneur, Coach, Social Activist, Author. Mr. Pratish Nair- Co-founder and Director PKSBE delivered a lecture on the topic “Brands Don’t Die”. Followed with the Presentation by Ms. Sangeeta Mohapatra Â– Founder, The Signature Attire. In the second Panel Discussion – Rethinking Innovation: Evolution of Extraordinary Product and Product Management, Moderator Mr. Satyarth Priyedarshi – Head of Digital, TATA AIA, Ex-Google, Jio, Flipkart, Infibeam, CMO Asia, Mr.Tarun Midde –HR Consultant (Partner In Progress), Ms. Rajika Kishore Mathur – Associate Director @Corporate Galaxy, JobzATM.com, Star Training Network, Member of Women Economic Forum, Mr. Shamik Banerjee – Chief  Marketing Officer, Reliance Health Insurance, Ms. Namrita Mahindro Â– Senior General Manager, Digital Transformation & Innovation at Mahindra Group, Certified Corporate, Ms. Jyoti Bharadwaj – Founder at Battlestar Food Tech have participated and shared their views and ideas on the topic.

In the summit, All the organizations from different industries were honored and awarded with prestigious “Asia’s Emerging Brands Â– 2019” at Holiday Inn, Mumbai. 

‘All the world’s a stage, and men and women are mere players’ -William Shakespeare. From the tender age of 4 where kids are yet to discover the world, Manas Adhiya discovered his and began the journey as an actor. Manas has performed in more than 200 live shows from 1996 to 2000 all over India and International countries, in Padmashree Kalyanji Anandji’s ‘Little Wonders’. He enjoyed acting on stage so much that he was confident that this is what he wants in life.

Manas Adhiya who started screen acting from 2003 and completes 16 years in the industry says, “I still do not believe that I have done enough to talk about, let alone brag about it. I believe I am a learner for life. Each and every role I play has helped me grow as an actor and I believe I’m still learning”. 

Manas has been challenged with diverse roles, from characters which needed a different & strong accent to expressions like that of a South Indian Iyer, a Punjabi mundda, a Gujrati bhai, a Muslim bhaijaan, a Marathi manoos, a North Indian Pandey ji or of a Christian boy, he did it with all honesty. He has also experienced variations in the plot that demanded, kissing & bed scenes, drunk state, action drama, supernatural powers & death.

Manas says, “I have never shied away from the camera. I made sure to try and give my best each time. In my growing up years, people have encouraged me to be what I want to be. I took them very seriously and I said I want to become all of it”. Manas has played multiple characters of being a lover, a psycho thirsty for revenge, a geek, an outlaw, a prisoner, a villain with supernatural powers as Owl Man, faked to be his father’s ghost and scared people, and cried his heart out. He’s played a handicap, a thief, and a supportive best friend.

Manas adds, “In reel life, I have lost count of how many times I have been a killer. So far, I have killed my daadi, nani, younger brother, uncle, and watchman. I have also committed suicide and been killed thrice, once murdered at a cricket pitch, another by a seventeen-year-old girl and not to forget, also been killed by the beautiful, Mouni Roy, as Naagin. I have bullied, leaked exam papers, taken out dead bodies from graveyard and lakes, jumped from first floor breaking a glass window, had evil owl powers inside me, drove a truck, did ipl betting, used abusive languages, been in a courtroom and jail too”.

“In this wonderful journey of acting, I have got a chance to play sports like cricket, lawn tennis, and football while filming the scenes. I have also worn harness cables to fly and save Karishma Tanna, performed different action scenes that include pulling Vivek Dahiya from falling off the cliff, found pokemon under water, taught sword fighting to none other than Mr. Sunny Deol. I have had the chance to play historical roles where I was one of the close friends of Chandragupta Maurya. Strangely, I have played a range of characters, with the funniest of names, such as Natarajan Subramanium Iyer aka Nutty, Gotya, Zulfi, Pinchu, Ghanghor, Zirfan, Pyaare, Sushu, Pallav and the like”.

“By the grace of God, I’ve been fortunate to work with ace filmmakers like Anurag Kashyap, Kunal Kohli, Ahmed Khan, Ekta Kapoor, Craig Gillespie, Ronnie Screwvala and Atul Taishete. I wouldn’t say that I am 16 years old in this industry, but I am 16 years younger and hopefully I have a long long way to go”, he concludes.

Manas Adhiya will be next seen in Alt Balaji’s ‘Medically Yourrs’ , he is quite excited to be working on this project in which he will portray the character of Pallav Pandey, a medical student. The show is set in the backdrop of Kolkata. Medically Yourrs will be streaming from 27th May onwards on Alt Balaji.

Mumbai: While the birth of a child is an exhilarating phase for a first-time mother, it is also a taxing time, both physically and mentally. The woman is suddenly thrust into a new role from all the pampering in the pregnancy phase. To add to this the fluctuating hormone levels and it is not uncommon for her to feel low. Experts believe that even though some amount of anxiety is common, many first time mothers are highly stressed during pregnancy and the number is surely going up.  

Dr. Pooja Bandekar, Head of Unit, The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Nowrosjee Wadia Maternity Hospital, Parel, Mumbai, said, “The stress levels in the first time mothers are surging up. There is a 10 percent increase from the last five years. Advancing age, lessen threshold for pain, a sedentary lifestyle, problems like obesity diabetes, hypertension, and other factors like IVF pregnancies can be the reasons. The stress does not directly affect the baby as the factors causing stress are tackled and the babies are evaluated accordingly. Stressors aren’t allowed to pass on to the baby as the corrective measures are taken on time. To de-stress, relaxation techniques like meditation, yoga, change of activity along with physical and physiological rest is recommended.”

Dr. Anu Vinod Vij, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Motherhood Hospital, Kharghar, said, “I have seen 7-8 % of first-time mothers experiencing stress since last five years. Stress is commonly seen in the first time mothers who are in the higher age group, are career oriented and the ones who have conceived with assisted reproductive treatment (ART), which refers to treatments used to assist people in achieving a pregnancy wherein depending on the cause of infertility, the following types of treatment like ovulation induction (OI), artificial insemination (AI), as they are tense that how will this pregnancy go forward? 

The women may also exhibit symptoms like weakness, nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite, owing to stress. Moreover, they may also get high blood pressure which is the part and parcel of high age group.”

“Both physical and emotional changes take place during pregnancy.  Sometimes, the first time mothers may feel depressed, anxious and experience mood swings like crying for no reason. At times, they may feel happy out of proportion to the stimulus.  Furthermore, stress will cause high blood pressure and high pulse rate which will indirectly affect the baby. Psychologically, there is a connection between the mother’s and baby’s psyche.  That is why mothers are advised to be happy and optimistic and be in a productive atmosphere so that baby psyche is maintained,” she added. 

Stress in the first time mothers can be tackled with the help of a coping mechanism.

“Relaxation techniques like yoga, meditation, music therapy, and also identifying the triggers of stress, can be helpful. Furthermore, women who are stressed must discuss it with husbands and family members without any delay as this will help them deal with stress. In extreme cases, the woman will be referred to a psychiatrist, who will counsel and prescribe her medications. I urge the first time mothers that don’t let your feelings bottled up, as this can make your diagnosis difficult. Hence, speak to your doctor about your stress and its symptoms, and this will allow you to get back on track,” concluded Dr. Vij. 

The DJ and their music play an essential role in today’s night parties, clubs, concerts, and all these events cannot complete without dancing on it. DJ’s deserves full respect for giving every party a life.

Every party lover and Dancer knows that DJ is the cherry on the cake for any event. Playing ultimate music-making a crowd dance is not an easy task. We Introduce you to one of the best classic Duo working in the Dj world with the colossal name Project 91. Team of two brothers who have done many concerts and tours worldwide and made people dance with every music they play.

Sunil and Anil who are famously known as Project 91 are working in this industry for more than a decade now. Project 91 is not only famous in India, but they are also a well-known name in Belgium, China, Netherlands any many other places with their stamps which will always stay in their fans heart worldwide.

They are just made about their music production skills and always form a piece of vibrant music which gives goosebumps to the listeners and make you dance crazy with their supreme talent.

Every Music that comes from Project 91s studio is an absolute banger. Their tracks have gained them global supports from world’s top DJ’s like Hardwell, David Guetta, Afrojack, Nicky Romero, Don Diablo, Dash Berlin, Ummet Ozcan and many more. All thanks to their talent that they are getting this tremendous support worldwide which is also helping them grow more abundant in their life.

To mention a few of their achievements, Project 91s Track “PICTURES OF YOU” and “LOVE IN SLOW MOTION” got tremendous response and became a huge hit globally. Then their Anthem ‘Palani’ for BELGIUM dance festival ‘Dance D Vision’ got a huge response on BELGIUM radio charts, this shows their capacity as Music Producers.

Project 91 know that they are the driving force for every event, and they do it beautifully by making people jump on their feet and breaking every dance floor with their high energy music. The best part of Duo is they know what to play they check the crowd and give their beats accordingly, and that’s the reason for their success, and they don’t like to repeat same things, always ready with new tracks to amaze the audience and make them dance hard with their unique records. Project  91 is a highly respectable duo in the DJing industry. 

Project 91 a true artist and highly skilled, born to make people dance to their beats worldwide. We wish both of them a bright future and more success worldwide and make India Proud of their music.