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22 Nov

A Battle Within and Beyond: Farhan Akhtar Anchors ‘120 Bahadur’ with Power

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120 Bahadur highlights the valor of 120 Indian soldiers, led by Major Shaitan Singh Bhati, who fought against a Chinese force of 3000 during the November 1962 clash in Ladakh, ultimately sacrificing their lives to protect the vital Chushul valley. In the Battle of Rezang La, only six soldiers from the Charlie Company, 13 Kumaon Regiment, survived the relentless Chinese assault. Farhan Akhtar portrays Bhati, who leads his men into a dire situation, making the film a compelling Bollywood war drama that successfully balances action and emotional depth. The 1964 film Haqeeqat, directed by Chetan Anand, explores the same conflict…

22 Nov

Blenders Pride Fashion Tour transports fashion into the Futureverse

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Blenders Pride Fashion Tour has ushered in ‘The Futureverse of Fashion’ at its Gurugram edition, with a groundbreaking exploration of how technology, design, and immersive storytelling are reimagining the very experience of fashion. Taking a leap from this year’s theme of defining Fashion’s Next Move, this edition presented an incredibly immersive visual spectacle that took haute couture beyond fabric and form into the digital era of AI, code & interaction. The showcase led with the creative forces of designer Falguni and Shane Peacock, alongside the Fashion Tour’s long-standing collaboration with Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI). The ‘Futureverse of Fashion’…

21 Nov

Celebrity Mom Sonam Kapoor Expecting at 40: Specialists Explain Why Late Pregnancies Are Rising — and Safer

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Sonam Kapoor's announcement of her pregnancy has ignited discussions regarding late pregnancy, shedding light on the various possibilities and challenges associated with it. Such conversations often encompass both the potential health considerations and societal perceptions faced by expectant mothers in later stages of their reproductive age. As more individuals engage in discourse about late pregnancies, it is essential to recognize both the advancements in reproductive health that support later parenting and the inherent risks that may necessitate careful planning and medical oversight. Sonam Kapoor has publicly announced her second pregnancy at the age of 40 on November 20, generating excitement…

21 Nov

Union Minister Nadda highlights India’s expanding global footprint in the pharma sector

Banasree SarkarNational

The Organization of Pharmaceutical Producers of India (OPPI) held its 60th Annual Summit in New Delhi with the theme "Power of Partnerships." The summit celebrated the strength of cooperation between industry and government, science and technology, and policy and practice in fostering innovation, increasing access, and bolstering high-quality healthcare. Union Minister of Health & Family Welfare and Chemicals & Fertilizers JP Nadda praised OPPI for 60 years of service to India's pharmaceutical industry in a special video message. He pointed out that the national government ideal of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, and Sabka Prayas is reflected in this…

21 Nov

Breakthrough Paves Way for Eco-Friendly Zinc-Ion Batteries

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Scientists in Bengaluru, India, have unveiled a significant breakthrough in energy storage technology by designing a highly efficient cathode material suitable for Zinc-ion batteries (ZIBs). This development is crucial for advancing beyond the current reliance on lithium batteries, which pose greater environmental and safety risks. The research focuses on enhancing the energy density and stability of the materials used in ZIBs. While Zinc-ion batteries are already attractive due to their environmental friendliness and inherent safety, their performance has been limited by traditional oxide cathode materials. The team's success lies in a simple, innovative strategy: using thermo-electrochemical treatment to activate and…

21 Nov

Two new state universities and 385 government roles are approved by the Tripura cabinet

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

In a significant push to expand higher education and strengthen public services, the Tripura Cabinet has approved the establishment of two new state universities and sanctioned 385 government posts across multiple departments. The decisions were announced by Cabinet spokesperson and Tourism Minister Sushanta Chowdhury after a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha at the civil secretariat on Tuesday. The move marks a major milestone for Tripura’s education sector. With the latest approvals, the number of state-run universities in Tripura will rise from one to three. Currently, Maharaja Bir Bikram University is the only state university operating in the…

21 Nov

In honor of the National Traffic Award, Mizoram offers passengers in Aizawl a 50% bus fare reduction

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

The Mizoram government has announced a special one-day, 50 percent reduction in city bus fares in Aizawl to celebrate the state’s recognition at the national level for its exceptional traffic discipline and management. The rebate, applicable for a single day, is intended as a gesture of gratitude to the public for maintaining a model traffic system that has earned admiration across the country. Urban Development and Poverty Alleviation (UD&PA) Minister K. Sapdanga announced that commuters using city buses on Friday would pay only half of the usual fare. The remaining amount will be covered by the state government as part…

21 Nov

RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat calls for cooperation, tolerance, and social duty to bring peace back to Manipur

Sonakshi SarkarManipur

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat has called for patience, resilience and collective responsibility as Manipur continues its struggle to return to normalcy after prolonged unrest. Speaking in Imphal on the first day of his three-day visit to the state, Bhagwat said that rebuilding trust and harmony would require time, sustained effort and active participation from all sections of society. Highlighting the delicate nature of peace-building, Bhagwat remarked that “destruction takes minutes, but construction requires years, especially when done inclusively.” He said that while both community groups and social organisations were working towards restoring stability, people should not expect…

21 Nov

NCPCR protected 2,300 children and handled 26,000 cases in just six months; the Arunachal review finds serious protection deficiencies

Sonakshi SarkarArunachal Pradesh

The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has reported that it has disposed of nearly 26,000 cases and rescued over 2,300 children across India in the last six months, highlighting the persistent and widespread child protection challenges confronting the country. The figures were shared during a state-level conference held recently in Arunachal Pradesh to assess the implementation of key child rights laws. Paresh Shah, Division Head for Juvenile Justice, POCSO and special cells at NCPCR, said the numbers represent far more than administrative data. He stressed that each case “is not a mere statistic,” but the lived reality…

21 Nov

For e3W, including e-rickshaws and e-carts, Kinetic Green and Exponent Energy introduce 15-minute rapid charging solution

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Kinetic Green Energy and Power Solutions Ltd., India’s leading manufacturer of electric three wheelers (e3W) and electric two wheelers (e2W), has announced a strategic alliance with Exponent Energy, pioneer of rapid charging technology. In a landmark breakthrough for India’s electric mobility space, the companies are introducing the nation’s fastest charging solution for the L5 & L3 e3W category—the largest, fastest growing and most widely used segment in the country, comprising e rickshaws and e- cargo carts. This integration promises to redefine operational efficiency and productivity for last mile mobility operators across urban and semi urban India. Under this collaboration, Kinetic…