Author: Mohit Reddy
New Delhi [India], December 24: As the season of Christmas gently embraces the world, it arrives with a timeless message of love, compassion, and selfless service. Christmas is not only a celebration of festivity and joy; it is a moment that calls upon humanity to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the true meaning of life—caring for one another. On this sacred occasion, Prof. Dr. Parin Somani extends her heartfelt Christmas wishes to people across the globe, with a message deeply rooted in empathy, humanity, and hope. “Christmas reminds us that the greatest gift we can give is not something wrapped…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 24: With the 2026–27 school admission season currently on, across the country, VIBGYOR High has released expert insights to help parents make informed decisions about selecting the right school for their children in an increasingly dynamic education landscape. As parents evaluate multiple schooling options—ranging from national boards to international curricula—key factors such as teaching quality, emotional well-being, technology integration, and future-readiness have become central to decision-making. VIBGYOR High aims to support parents by highlighting the essential parameters that matter most in modern education. Key Guidance for Parents for the 2026 Admission Cycle VIBGYOR High’s academic team…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 24: As Forever Young Anil Kapoor celebrates his birthday on 24th December, Ultra Play OTT marks the occasion with a special curation titled The Anil Kapoor Fest, celebrating the many shades of one of Indian cinema’s most enduring and versatile stars. From romantic dreamers and angry young men to righteous leaders and unforgettable pop-culture icons, Anil Kapoor’s characters have shaped generations of Hindi cinema, and Ultra Play brings together some of his most memorable performances under one digital roof. Spanning decades of storytelling, this specially curated list traces Anil Kapoor’s remarkable journey through films that defined eras, broke stereotypes, and left…
Nagpur (Maharashtra) [India], December 24: In a landmark move for healthcare in the Vidarbha region, Aansh Hospital & IVF Center has officially announced a strategic partnership with Garbha.ai, becoming the first fertility center in Maharashtra and Central India to integrate this CDSCO-approved artificial intelligence. While Garbha.ai has already established a footprint in major metros—with centers in Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad—this partnership marks the technology’s debut in the Vidarbha region. Under the expert guidance of Dr. Shweta Agarwal, a top-rated IVF specialist in Chandrapur and widely regarded as the best IVF specialist in Vidarbha, Aansh Hospital joins an exclusive league of…
Astro Analyst Deepak Sharma, Founder & Chief Mentor of DS Vedic Astrology, introducing research-driven and professionally structured Vedic Astrology courses in New Delhi. New Delhi [India], December 24: Astrology in India is shedding its superstition-heavy past, and DS Vedic Astrology is quietly leading that shift with structure, logic, and responsibility. Look around, and it’s obvious, Astrology is no longer confined to vague predictions or fear-driven advice. More Indians today are seeking clarity, patterns, and explanations. They want to understand why life unfolds the way it does. DS Vedic Astrology steps into that exact gap. Founded by astrologer Deepak Sharma, DS…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 24: On December 24, in the heart of Juhu, the celebrated couturier marked a defining moment in his career by reopening his signature store with a renewed spirit and sharpened vision. The address is familiar. Shop No. 3, Asha Colony B CHSL, Juhu Tara Road, diagonally opposite Sea Princess Hotel. But the energy inside? Entirely new. The Rohit Verma Juhu store reopening wasn’t quiet, and it wasn’t meant to be. Mumbai’s fashion and entertainment circles showed up in force, turning the evening into a roll call of Indian pop culture. Athawale Ramdas Bandu, Abbas Burmawalla, Mustan…
Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], December 23: India’s Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have undergone a remarkable transformation over the past two decades. What began as cost-effective back-office operations has evolved into strategic innovation hubs driving global business value for multinational corporations. As of 2025, India hosts over 1,900 GCCs, employing more than 1.9 million professionals and contributing significantly to the economy with revenues exceeding $64 billion. Projections indicate the sector could reach $100-110 billion by 2030, with a workforce surpassing 3 million. At the heart of this growth is the evolving role of Human Resources (HR). No longer confined to administrative tasks…
Surat (Gujarat) [India], December 23: Greater Surat, a well-known business networking organization, has beautifully combined sports with social responsibility. The organization is encouraging its members to work in groups and network through a huge sports event in Surat, as well as pass a valuable message on the topic of HIV awareness. The mega event began on December 14 and is going to last until December 28. A number of sporting events have been held such as badminton, chess, table tennis, carrom, cricket, pickleball, and volleyball. The badminton, chess, table tennis and carrom events were successfully accomplished on December 14. Currently,…
New Delhi [India], December 23: In a market environment where trading losses are rarely discussed openly, OiGenie, a clarity-first trading intelligence platform, has emerged with a mission to address confusion, emotional stress, and isolation among retail traders. Founded by Subrat Acharya, a seasoned software entrepreneur who has built globally scaled technology platforms, OiGenie was inspired by real-world experiences that highlighted the human cost of trading losses. The turning point came when Acharya witnessed a close acquaintance lose nearly ₹50 lakh in the stock market—followed not by discussion or support, but by silence and withdrawal. As Subrat spoke with traders across…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 23: Once upon a time, award nights were cultural commandments. You dressed up, planned dinner around them, argued about winners the next morning, and pretended you cared deeply about categories you barely understood. Missing an award show meant missing the conversation. Today, missing the live broadcast barely qualifies as a mild inconvenience. And yet—here’s the inconvenient truth, the industry doesn’t advertise loudly—award shows are not dying. They’re mutating. Poorly understood. Slightly misunderstood. And far more influential than their declining TV ratings would suggest. Prestige didn’t disappear. It changed platforms. For years now, headlines have mourned falling…