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Let’s celebrate the winter festival in Rajasthan…

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Winter festival in Mount Abu

Winter festival is held in Mount Abu to give visitors a taste of Rajasthani tradition and culture.

Rajasthan, one of India’s most distinctive and culturally rich states, may instantly captivate your heart. Thus, the province is renowned for its captivating tourist destinations, which include forts, palaces, and temples, as well as a lengthy variety of events and festivals that are incredibly fascinating for both residents and visitors.

One probably already knows about the country’s popular tourist spots, but few people are aware of the Winter Festival, a significant yearly celebration that takes place in Mount Abu, Rajasthan. This is one of the highly valued cultural events that showcases Rajasthan’s illustrious history, artwork, tradition, and cuisine. Therefore, this year the celebration takes place from the 29th to the 31st of December.

The Municipal Board of Mount Abu and the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation collaborate to put on this three-day annual festival. A lengthy march concludes at Nakki Lake. People light deep earthen lanterns, marking the start of the Winter Festival. Deepdaan is the name of this tradition, which is delightful to see and record on video. The event features cultural performances by established and up-and-coming local performers.

Other popular activities for tourists include horse racing, cricket, tug of war, kite flying, skating, and visiting Gili Danda. A great deal of fun can be experienced during this event, which includes fairs, fireworks, cuisine, exhibits, music, dancing events, and fairs.

The one and only hill town in Rajasthan with breathtaking beauty is Mount Abu. Among the most popular tourist sites in the state are the area’s verdant hills and vibrant culture. Via car, train, or air, you can get here with ease. From Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru, Mount Abu is around 750 km, 770 km, 1,900 km, and 1,700 km via NH 48, respectively. Discover the finest and most colorful festival of the year.

Radhika Merchant: know more about her…

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Radhika merchant

Some facts about Radhika Merchant, Daughter in the law of Ambani’s

One has seen that at Ambani’s family gatherings, Radhika Merchant frequently shows up. She is engaged to Anant Ambani, the youngest son of Mukesh Ambani who is the chairman of Reliance Industries. Thus, Radhika garnered media attention for her Arangetram ceremony, which Mukesh Ambani and his wife Nita Ambani held in Mumbai and was attended by politicians, cricket players, and Bollywood stars.

Arangetram, a Tamil word that refers to the theatrical potential audiences of a previous fellow student of Indian classical dance and music, is used by those who are not familiar with it. During Isha Ambani’s engagement, when she danced alongside Isha and Shloka Ambani, Radhika gained notoriety as Anant’s alleged lover. There is some less-known information on Radhika Merchant for you as internet users are trying to figure out her presence.

Radhika’s name is also backed by one of the biggest names in the Indian Business, The CEO of Encore Healthcare, Viren Merchant, is the father of Radhika Merchant. Anjali Merchant is her younger sister. Thus, she belongs to a famous family in India. Radhika Merchant is a native of Gujarat’s Kutch region. She was born on December 18, 1994.

Her talent goes beyond words as Radhika received more than eight years of Bharatnatyam training. She learned this from Guru Bhavana Thakar who was her guru. She learned amusing art from Shree Nibha Arts. It has been a Mumbai-based dancing academy for 25 years.

Talking about her early education before her IB Diploma from BD Somani International School, Radhika finished her education at the Cathedral and John Connon Schools in Mumbai and at École Mondiale World School.

In her higher education, New York University bestowed Radhika Merchant a bachelor’s degree in politics and economics.

Following graduation, Radhika went back to India where, according to rumors, she started working as a sales professional for one of the top real estate companies.

Apart from her degree and her achievements, she has also worked for the welfare and for animals’ welfare.

The year 2022, is claimed by the records of Surya Kumar Yadav…

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The excellent performance of Surya Kumar Yadav has set many significant cricket records for 2022.

Records on the line for Surya Kumar Yadav in 2022: Suryakumar Yadav, a brilliant batsman for India, has excelled in 2022 with his performance. He triumphed this year by blowing up the baton in every match. Surya’s batting has been quite vocal this year, particularly in the T20 international cricket series. Surya’s performance in every T20 competition, including the World Cup and the T20 series versus England, has shown his tenacity for different variations.

Suryakumar Yadav, an international T20 batsman for Team India, has 1164 runs in 31 games. Thus, his average during this time is 46.56, while his strike rate is 187.43. Suryakumar Yadav has scored two hundred runs this year in spite of crossing the fifty-run barrier nine times. Plus, he became the second batsman in the world and the first from India to achieve 1000 runs in a calendar year in the T20 format.

This year, Suryakumar Yadav has 200 to his credit, which is a great record. Throughout the T20 series of the England tour, he recorded his first century as the record-setter. He even scored 117 runs in one game. Thus, with these two centuries, he has surpassed Rohit Sharma, the captain of India. In fact, Rohit has two T20 hundred in 2018.

The Mumbai batsman established a unique distinction by making a century in a T20 international match against New Zealand. He became the first Indian to do so. Interestingly, none of the Indian T20 cricketers had ever been capable of achieving a hundred against New Zealand. Thus, in November, Surya demonstrated this feat at his home in front of the New Zealand squad. as he scored 111 runs throughout this game.

Thus, this year has been the year of Surya Kumar Yadav and his passion for cricket.

The sight of Rajasthan’s culture and glory at the memorial ceremony of Maharaja Surajmahal…

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The memorial ceremony for Rajasthan’s glory Maharaja Surajmahal was held on December 24 and 25.

The intriguing activities that took place during the two-day event of Maharaja Surajmal Smriti Samaroh. The Samaroh provided a look into Rajasthan’s rich heritage and Maharaja Surajmal’s unique history. The memorial festival for Maharaja Surajmal will be held on December 24 and 25. A parade was also carried through the city. The state buildings, historical doorways, forts, and palaces underwent elaborate decorations. Major junctions were decorated with rangoli decorations. The parade path was lit and had white lining installed.

The worrier, Surajmal the Maharaja, was born on February 13, 1707. Thus, this day in history coincides with the death of Aurangzeb. Our King Surajmal is held in high regard among the rulers who have a particular position in north India for responding to the Mughal invasion in a way that was appropriate.

He was Raja Badan Singh’s son. Maharaja Surajmal was a prosperous ruler of intrigue, a wise ruler, and a genius. Owing to his heroism during his youth, it was considered that Surajmal gained everyone in Braj Pradesh’s love and respect. Salabat Khan’s Mughal army was defeated later on January 1st, 1750, by Maharaja Surajmal, who also compelled Salabat Khan to agree to all of his demands.

On the shores of the river Hindon, on December 25, 1763, Surajmal led Veergati into combat with Nawab Najibudaula. In a poem titled “Sujan Charitra,” the Sudanese poet describes his bravery, fortitude, and heroism.

ADM (Administration) Bina Mahawar stated that Maharaja Surajmal’s teachings and management style should be made known at the state level at a pre-meeting of authorities and officials. Increased public engagement in the celebration was a delight, as it was necessary. Anil Rathore, the tourism department’s deputy director, provided comprehensive information regarding the two-day festival’s schedule beforehand.

Therefore, the Maharaja Surajmahal Smriti Samaroh is celebrated to celebrate the glory of Maharaja Surajmahal. Many activities were hosted during the duration of the two-day event. A peculiar work of art was devoted to Maharaja Surajmahal in his memory. Plus, various folk performances were performed with extravagance. Thus, the two-day celebration was devoted to a tribute to Maharaja Surajmahal.

Falguni Nayar and her story of Nykaa…

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Falguni Nayar, managing director and CEO of Nykaa

Falguni Nayar’s Nykaa is one of the leading brands in cosmetics today.

If you had to quit your job and start a new business, would you? Well, most of us would pass that situation by and lead our lives as employees. Because running a business takes a lot more than the mind, it also takes courage and devotion to your empire, which most people deny or run from. Certainly, Falguni Nayar is different in this criterion, as she was willing to offer much more to build her business and find her way with Nykaa after quitting her job.

After earning her degree from IIM Ahmedabad, Nayar spent over twenty years working for the Kotak Mahindra Group. She concentrated on KMG’s international activities in the UK and the US while working there as a merchant and venture investor. She also oversaw the corporate stock branch in this location. She also became in charge of saving the business a ton of money by the time she was hired as managing director in 2005.

Thus, to explore her brand, Nayar made the decision to switch jobs in April 2012 and added “Nykaa’s CEO” to her resume later. Despite her dreams, it was thought strange that she wanted to change the direction of her career. Falguni Nayar, though, has been monitoring the expansion of India’s online retail sector to explore Nykaa. Later, she decided to focus on the beauty industry since she liked makeup and recognized its potential for the internet retail market.

Thus, watching over the retail sectors and making plans was not enough, as Falguni had the Nykaa dream for a while but could only expand the company when she had free time. Nevertheless, after her twin daughters Anchit and Adwaita departed for college abroad, she got the chance to begin spending more time with Nykaa. She later resigned from her job at Kotak and took the risk of launching Nykaa because she set a $50 deadline to start this business.

Falguni Nayar was ultimately inspired by her love of makeup and the realization that the Indian beauty and wellness industry requires an internet beauty and wellness platform.Thus, the app closes this gap and changes how Indian women purchase through Nykaa. She has overseen the curation of over 850 companies and 35,000 goods on Nykaa.

Therefore, today Nykaa is the first choice of many women across the nation. Thus, it is possible due to the hard work and devotion Falguni Nayar put into her brand. We can all learn from her that achieving your dreams has nothing to do with your age.

Jaipur is emerging as centre of jewellery manufacturing with colourstone, says Rajiv Arora

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The four-day Jaipur Jewelery Show (JJS) concluded recently. Organized at JECC, Jaipur spread over 2.5 lakh square feet, the show was attended by more than 45,000 visitors and traders over the four days.

Chairman, Rajasthan Small Industries Corporation, Rajiv Arora was the chief guest of the closing ceremony. He said that JJS which started with 65 booths has now grown to more than 900 booths which clearly shows its success. He said that networking is the biggest earning in the 21st century and JJS has played an important role in increasing it. Arora further informed that Jaipur is now emerging as the fastest growing center not only for colourstones but also for jewellery manufacturing. In the Covid period, the work of jewellery manufacturing continued with protocols, that is why its market has increased from Rs 800 crores to Rs 6600 crores. He said that with the involvement of design colleges and institutes, JJS provides a wide range of all types of jewellery along with raw materials, machinery, so JJS can be rightly called a one-stop show.

JJS Secretary, Rajiv Jain informed about the 4-day journey of JJS. He said that in view of the increasing demand of the exhibitors in JJS, the number of booths in JJS may increase to more than 1000 next year. In the initial survey, most of the exhibitors have demanded to increase the size of the booth and clarify the nature of B2B and B2C. Jain said that all the exhibitors of Pink Club were very happy and satisfied with this new initiative. Next year the Pink Club will be given a new look and a wider scale.

Earlier, Vice Chairman, JJS, Dinesh Khatoria, while delivering the welcome speech said that this time JJS has registered participation of representatives from more than 30 countries and business has been much better than expected. He said that this time the exhibitors of the new initiative Pink Club have also received a very good response.

Spokesperson, JJS Mr Ajay Kala conducted the closing ceremony. He said that this time JJS has been the best show ever in terms of business as well as management. It turned out to be the most comprehensive, dazzling, and unique show ever. He thanked all the exhibitors, sellers and visitors for the success of the show.

At the closing ceremony, the vendors associated with the event were given mementoes for their cooperation. Most of these have been associated with JJS since its inception in 2003.

Jaipur Literature Festival 2023 to feature a range of discussions on Geopolitics

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Showcasing a stellar line-up of speakers, the Jaipur Literature Festival will host a session on India’s relations with China which has seen numerous highs and lows, featuring journalist and commentator Manoj Joshi; India’s former foreign secretary & Ambassador to China, Vijay Gokhale; and former foreign secretary Shyam Saran, in conversation with journalist and foreign policy expert, Suhasini Haidar.

During the session, Joshi will discuss the rising tensions at the unresolved LAC, and what that means for the region. At another session, Saran will be in conversation with the UN Resident Coordinator for India, Shombi Sharp; writer Tshering Tashi; Ambassador of the European Union to India and Bhutan, Ugo Astuto; former IFS officer and ambassador, Lakshmi Puri; and author Avay Shukla to discuss the climate crisis. During the session, this expert panel will critically examine the way forward post COP27 and the fundamental questions of accountability across and regardless of borders while bringing in sustainable development, climate progress, climate justice and the path ahead.

At the Festival, Saran will be also seen at a session featuring former IFS officer and ambassador Lakshmi Puri; and academic and environmentalist Jason Scorse, in conversation with former diplomat and ambassador Navdeep Suri. At a session titled ‘Governing the Depth: The Politics of the Ocean’, this group of geopolitical experts will overview the existing deep-sea governance arrangements, addressing the logistical challenges inherent in monitoring resource exploitation, and the need to protect one of Earth’s last true frontiers.

China and India have for centuries been the two greatest economic powers of the world, and in the 21st century, their joint superpower status is likely to return. But while their histories and civilisations have traditionally been closely intertwined, today they are almost strangers to each other, their relations enmeshed by misunderstandings and military tensions. Three of India’s most distinguished observers of China – academic Tansen Sen; former Governor of Arunachal Pradesh JJ Singh and former foreign secretary of India Shyam Saran – will deep dive into the past and look at the future with historian and Festival Co-director William Dalrymple.

A session titled ‘The Great Game of Tech Morality’, featuring academic and writer Toby Walsh and tech entrepreneur and writer, Anirudh Suri, in conversation with journalist Praveen Swami, will focus on Suri’s recent book, The Great Tech Game: Shaping Geopolitics and the Destiny of Nations, which explores the era of ‘digital colonialism’ and technology’s role in shaping our values and the trajectory of the modern era. Swami will also be in conversation with journalist and commentator Manoj Joshi; journalist Nishtha Gautam; and academic, journalist and foreign policy analyst C Raja Mohan for a session on the critical need for a national security strategy for India in hard times. They will discuss India’s major challenges and concerns in the aftermath of the COVID pandemic, the current world economic crisis, and the ways in which these can be addressed.


 During its much-awaited 16th edition, to be held from 19th-23rd January at Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur the iconic Jaipur Literature Festival will explore and unravel a range of themes at panels curated with meticulous detail. The scale of programming remains as grand as ever. The ‘greatest’ literary show on Earth will feature relevant and pressing issues of the day, geopolitics being a key highlight.

Showcasing a stellar line-up of speakers, the Festival will host a session on India’s relations with China which has seen numerous highs and lows,featuring journalist and commentator Manoj Joshi; India’s former foreign secretary & Ambassador to China, Vijay Gokhale; and former foreign secretary Shyam Saran, in conversation with journalist and foreign policy expert, Suhasini Haidar. During the session, Joshi will discuss the rising tensions at the unresolved LAC, and what that means for the region. At another session, Saran will be in conversation with the UN Resident Coordinator for India,Shombi Sharp; writer Tshering Tashi; Ambassador of the European Union to India and Bhutan, Ugo Astuto; former IFS officer and ambassador, Lakshmi Puri; and author Avay Shukla to discuss the climate crisis. During the session, this expert panel will critically examine the way forward post COP27 and the fundamental questions of accountability across and regardless of borders while bringing in sustainable development, climate progress, climate justice and the path ahead.

At the Festival, Saran will be also seen at a session featuring former IFS officer and ambassador Lakshmi Puri; and academic and environmentalist Jason Scorse, in conversation with former diplomat and ambassador Navdeep Suri. At a session titled ‘Governing the Depth: The Politics of the Ocean’, this group of geopolitical experts will overview the existing deep-sea governance arrangements, addressing the logistical challenges inherent in monitoring resource exploitation, and the need to protect one of Earth’s last true frontiers.

China and India have for centuries been the two greatest economic powers of the world, and in the 21st century, their joint superpower status is likely to return. But while their histories and civilisations have traditionally been closely intertwined, today they are almost strangers to each other, their relations enmeshed by misunderstandings and military tensions. Three of India’s most distinguished observers of China – academic Tansen Sen; former Governor of Arunachal Pradesh JJ Singh and former foreign secretary of India Shyam Saran – will deep dive into the past and look at the future with historian and Festival Co-director William Dalrymple.

A session titled ‘The Great Game of Tech Morality’, featuring academic and writer Toby Walsh and tech entrepreneur and writer, Anirudh Suri, in conversation with journalist Praveen Swami, will focus on Suri’s recent book, The Great Tech Game: Shaping Geopolitics and the Destiny of Nations, which explores the era of ‘digital colonialism’ and technology’s role in shaping our values and the trajectory of the modern era. Swami will also be in conversation with journalist and commentator Manoj Joshi; journalist Nishtha Gautam; and academic, journalist and foreign policy analyst C Raja Mohan for a session on the critical need for a national security strategy for India in hard times. They will discuss India’s major challenges and concerns in the aftermath of the COVID pandemic, the current world economic crisis, and the ways in which these can be addressed.

Jio all set for implementation of 5G in least amount of time…

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Akash Ambani announces that Jio is prepared for the implementation of 5G soon.

Leading telecom provider Reliance Jio said that it has purchased bandwidth in the 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 1800 MHz, 3300 MHz, and 26 GHz bands for Rs 88,078 crore over a 20-year term in auctions that were hosted by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT).

Thus, according to Jio, it would be the only operator in the whole nation offering “genuine 5G” services due to its distinctive 700 MHz spectrum footprint.

Reports claimed that nowhere else in the world could compare to Jio’s 4G deployment in terms of pace, scope, and societal effect. Thus, according to Akash M. Ambani, Chairman of Reliance Jio Infocomm, Jio is now poised to guide India’s transition into the 5G era with more ambition.

Therefore, a pan-India 5G rollout would be done in honor of “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav.” Jio offers customers premium, cost-effective 5G and 5G-enabled services. Akash Ambani also emphasized that they would offer services, platforms, and solutions that would help quicken India’s transition to the digital age, particularly in key industries like e-governance, manufacturing, healthcare, and agriculture.

Nevertheless, Jio claims that its 5G network will enable the next generation of digital products. It will even accelerate India’s AI-driven march into a $5+ trillion market.

Hemophilia: Disease, symptoms, types, treatment and prevention

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Definition

Hemophilia is a bleeding disorder due to decreased activity or deficiency of the factors that cause clotting in body.
It is a hereditary disorder which affects the male population and females are carriers. It is also known as the Disease of the Kings since Queen Victoria I of England was it’s carrier.

Symptoms

Some of the symptoms of hemophilia include :
Excessive bleeding from the cuts and injuries; large and deep bruises; bleeding in joints; bleeding gums; blood in urine, stool, nosebleeds; internal bleeding in abdomen; bleeding inside skull; late Re-bleeding after surgery or tooth extraction.
Depending upon the severity of symptoms, it can be categorised as Mild, Moderate, and Severe.

Types of hemophilia

There are 3 major types of hemophilia ; First being the classical one due to deficiency of factor VIII, Next being the Christmas disease for Factor IX deficiency, the third one being the Rosenthal syndrome due to deficiency of factor XII.
Although hemophilia is a congenital ( present since birth ) disease, there are rare chances of it being acquired. This occurs due to autoimmunity when the body’s immune system mistakenly starts attacking healthy cells and tissues in body.

Treatment

The treatment of hemophilia consists of providing the plasma concentrated form of deficient Factor or the recombinant for the same factor. In classical hemophilia, antibodies like Emicizumab can be given.

Prevention

Since the disease is genetic, therefore is not preventable. But there are measures that can protect from excessive bleeding. Thease measures include regular exercise to strengthen and keep the muscles and joints in shape; avoiding pain medications like aspirin and blood thinning medications; protecting from injury, etc.
Thus, hemophilia disease is genetic, unpreventable but few measures and treatment can surely make life better.

How “Chota Bhaijaan” Abdu Rozik is winning hearts in India and worldwide…

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“Chota Bhaijaan” Abdu Rozik is capturing hearts throughout the globe.

The “world’s shortest singer,” Abdu Rozik, is currently a reality show contestant on Bigg Boss 16. The show’s contestants and the world outside have been swooning over the singer and rapper from day one.

The contestant is seen calling himself “Chota Bhaijaan” in the house, which has become popular outside of the Bigg Boss house.

Abdu Rozik did not have all from the beginning, where he was born in the village of Gishdarva, in Kazakhstan in 2003. He was born and brought up in a gardener’s family.

Abdu was a street singer in the bazaars of Kazakhstan until the age of 17. However, he was later found and sponsored by Yasmine Safia, who belongs to the royal family of the UAE. She invested in his abilities by honing them and accompanying him on trips around the world.Thus, he certainly became famous and now owns a YouTube channel with over 580,000 subscribers.

Therefore, the problem with Abdu Rozik is that he is not very tall. He doesn’t appear his age, which is Abdu Rozik’s age sickness, which he has been dealing with for a long time. Despite being an adult, he has a childlike appearance and height. He looked like an eight-year-old child, but Abdullah knew that was not the case. Thus, it shouldn’t grow for still another reason as well. The famous artist has growth hormone insufficiency, a congenital condition that causes him to be notably shorter than typical.

Despite his health condition, Abdu has worked for his name. The well-known singer has collaborated with well-known artists all over the world. He had performed with French Montana, Redone, and A.R. Rehman. He has also been seen in a boxing spat in Moscow with his opponent, which crossed over 400 million views and made him an internet sensation overnight.

Not only this, Abdu Rozik will be seen pursuing his Bollywood debut in Salman Khan’s starrer “Kisi ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan.” This is a fantastic opportunity for a well-known artist.

Nonetheless, Abdu Rozik is currently winning hearts with his presence in Big Boss season 16.

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