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Artisans will meet at one destination from the whole nation

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Talent will showcase at the Jio World Centre in BKC, Mumbai as a part of the third AD Design Show.

A fantastic schedule of creative events is presented at Jio World Centre in BKC as part of the third AD Design Show, which is given in association with Asian Paints. It will be a wonderful time of the year when all the craftsmen and artisans will meet.

The event is said to take place from December 16 to December 18. The three-part exhibit will examine an introspective look at Indian post-independence art, architecture, crafts, and construction and its culture. The curating of 75 items and more images for India Gaze’s portion on innovative designs will help to put back the history of art, design, and architecture in India after 1947 as a showcase.

Visitors anticipate seeing various masterpieces showcasing the complexity and beauty of Indian design today, a design display with 75 historical photographs and artifacts, and skilled karigars honing their craft. Therefore, Various outstanding modern producers’ works will be on show at the event, including Chandigarh by Le Corbusier, textiles by Monika Correa, lacquerware by Dashrath Patel, and more, this will add more value to the event.

Not only this, but a World-acclaimed lighting designer Michael Anastassiades will discuss architecture and design during the event for the youth. The session will have him in discourse with Bijoy Jain.

Thus, Pinakin Patel and Ashiesh Shah will discuss and honor the late designer Dasrath Patel’s contribution to the history of Indian design and modern techniques, considering the changing circumstances. As the contribution of Dasrath Patel evolved art and design in India. Many more renowned designers are included in the lineup for the event.

The event will move to local artisans who will showcase their creations in the third section. There will be a fun and engaging pavilion with activities supported by JSW dedicated to five handcrafted crafts and innovation. Here, artists will give items form and interact with the live audience by the ending segment.

Risks of heart attack trends on Twitter!

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Akanksha
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3D Rendering - Chest Pain - Heart Attack - Medical Illustration

Twitter trended Heart attacks on the rising cases of heart attacks worldwide

Recently, people have been dying because of sudden severe pain in the chest area, which led to a heart attack. Thus, gradually it has become a warning for others to stay alert all the time. Many health experts have been voicing their thoughts and advice on the condition. 

The whole world is today facing unnatural heart attack cases. The experts have also stated that the matters related to heart attacks have increased in the last two years. But more shockingly, these heart attacks have been affecting 18 years old. 

There have been many famous public figures who suffered from heart attacks and died due to the reason. The netizens did not neglect it as there was a severe hashtag trend on heart attacks. 

The health expert, Dr. Edmund Fernandes, a physician, recommends always keeping a tablet of Aspirin with oneself for emergency medication. 

Dr. Edmund also specified people should always keep Aspirin 300 mg of in their pockets or wallet, and one should take it as soon as one has sudden, severe chest discomfort that spreads to the neck or left arm. 

He also warns us never to disregard chest pain as gastritis. Consider evaluating every step as life is one. 

The advice, Disprin 325 mg, an aspirin substitute, is recommended by doctors of acute heart attack, according to Dr. Sudeep K. N. of the Department of Cardiology and Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at Apollo Hospitals in Bangalore. 

He also states that, generally, typical instances do not require that dosage. It is an anti-platelet medication that aids in preventing acute myocardial infarction and platelet aggregation.

He also recommends consuming these medications under supervision. Thus, Aspirin must be used in combination with other drugs and treatment options.

However, there are some dos and don’ts:

  • Aspirin must be used in conjunction with other tablets and treatment options. One should avoid taking Aspirin first thing in the morning. To avoid stomach discomfort. One should take it after eating and with a full glass of water.
  • The extended-release tablets and capsules are recommended to be swallowed whole without breaking, crushing, or chewing. One should be particular as Chewable aspirin pills can be broken. However, they are dissolved in liquid, or eaten.
  • Instead of any other drugs or therapies the doctor has advised, Aspirin should not be used.
  • Never consume alcohol while taking Aspirin. The risk of gastrointestinal bleeding rises as a result.

Thus, it’s your life and your heart, be kind to it. Always take help from the experts and consume medication under medical supervision. 

The soul of Kashmir: Houseboat Festival

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Akanksha
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The houseboat festival in Kashmir displays the soul of Kashmir on Dal Lake.

Dal Lake, near Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir, will soon play home to a two-day houseboat festival honoring the deep tranquility of the region.

A beautiful floating stage, live music, cultural events, different art displays, and food-related activities will honor the two-day festival. The celebration also included a light show and illuminated houseboats that added more beauty to the festive shenanigans.

In the two-day festive, the Kashmir Valley is the only place where one might catch a glimpse of shimmering Shikaras over the Dal Lake with the Zabarwan Hills in the distance and subzero temps to add more beauty to the scenery.

Nonetheless, for the first time in forever, houseboats, mostly entirely occupied by visitors and the locals during the winter, are getting ready to entertain the people who would visit the houseboat festival.

In the chilly winter of Jammu and Kashmir, the shikaras will receive visitors, even after the high chances of the freezing Dal lake, in honor of the spirit of the festival and Kashmir.

Worldwide, people refer to Kashmir as the “Winter Wonderland.” Thus, everything is set up this year. The valley’s organizations anticipate a vast, strong winter tourism surge where all the necessary preparations have been made and put in, providing one of the best experiences to the visitors.

There will be many activities which will be introduced in the two-day celebration. Artists from the land of Jammu and Kashmir, also from all over the nation, will get a chance to perform at the Houseboat festival surrounded by visitors. To inspire more winter travelers to Kashmir, folk performances with the advanced laser show will highlight the enthusiasm for the land and its culture.

Live concerts with Kashmiri musicians will fill the lake with the soulful maestro.

As Jammu and Kashmir have some unspoken relation with snow, The MeT department forecasts a repost of snowfall in the Kashmir region.

The report has led to inquiries from the local stakeholders and reservations from tourists, who will witness the live coverage of the Houseboat festival in the upcoming days.

However, it has been noted that Kashmir attracts more tourists the more snowfall Kashmir receives.

From Christmas on The Beach to Christmas In The Market

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Akanksha
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Christmas celebrations around the globe, where some places celebrate Christmas on the beach, and some have Christmas markets.

A widely celebrated festival awaited by the whole world, Christmas is filled with lights and stories. Celebrating Christmas comes with plenty of traditions, where the most traditional and old tradition is decorating the Christmas tree and the whole house with lights and sending gifts to our loved ones. 

However, people worldwide have found this day to celebrate in a unique and different manner. Thus, the festival finds its essence in every other city and land. 

Britain celebrates Christmas by hanging the stocking by the bedpost.

Many children around the world will wake up to a surprise from Santa. However, children in Britain hang their stockings at the ends of their beds, so there is no such problem in worrying about Santa finding their stockings. And they get a delightful surprise when they wake up.

It becomes an essential part of the children’s life while celebrating Christmas. 

Austria not only celebrates Christmas but hunts Naughty kids with Krampus.

What’s worse, a lump of coal in your stocking as a present or A Krampus on a hunt for you? In Austria, where St. Nicolas gives presents to the children who have been kind and sound all the year, A Krampus, the half-man, the half-goat, goes on the hunt for the rude, bad kids and keeps them in line. Many people in Austria are seen dressed as scary characters who scare children in a light way to keep them in line on the street. 

Germany celebrates Christmas with an outdoor market.

Everyone at Christmas wants to enjoy a cup of hot chocolates while watching the lights outside. However, one can enjoy hot chocolate while visiting the market outside Germany. All around the nation, large holiday markets are featured where people can buy presents for everyone on their list from the artisans and craftsmen themselves. 

Australia Celebrates Christmas on the beach. 

As Australia, due to geographical reasons, celebrates Christmas in the melting summer, there is no snowman on their Christmas shenanigans. Instead, there is Santa on the beach taking a sun bath. In Australia, families are seen on the beach singing “white Christmas” with barbeque, channeling the spirit of Christmas in summer. 

Symposium on the theme “India-Netherlands Partnership: Opportunities for Business and Investment organized by Embassy of India in The Hague

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Ravindar Nagar
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The Hague: To commemorate the occasion of assumption of the G20 Presidency by India from December 1, 2022, and to promote the bilateral trade and investment between India and the Netherlands, the Embassy of India in The Hague organised a Symposium on the theme “India-Netherlands Partnership: Opportunities for Business and Investment” on December 1, 2022 at Leonardo Royal Hotel in The Hague.

Symposium on the theme “India-Netherlands Partnership: Opportunities for Business and Investment organized by Embassy of India in The Hague


Around 125 guests participated in the event, majority of them from the Dutch companies and businesses. The event had a prime focus on bilateral cooperation in the priority sectors of ‘Water, Agriculture, Health and Innovation’. H.E. Mrs. Reenat Sandhu, Ambassador of India to the Netherlands in her welcome address highlighted India’s priorities during its G-20 Presidency, which resonate with the bilateral agenda of cooperation between India & the Netherlands, especially in the area of sustainability, sustainable lifestyles, circular economy, energy transition, etc. Ambassador also touched upon the multi-faceted bilateral partnership between India and the Netherlands, and encouraged Dutch companies to explore opportunities for investment and manufacturing in India, and entering into joint ventures and technological tie- ups.

Symposium on the theme “India-Netherlands Partnership: Opportunities for Business and Investment organized by Embassy of India in The Hague


Vice President of Invest India, Ms. Ravneet Mann, gave a power point presentation on the opportunities for investing in India and highlighted the economic reforms and various initiatives taken by the Government of India to promote trade and investment and a business-friendly environment. She invited the Dutch companies to invest in India.
The Netherlands is now India’s 4th largest trading partner in Europe with the total bilateral trade exceeding USD 17 billion in 2021-22 and the largest export destination for Indian goods in Europe. The Netherlands has become the 3rd largest export destination for Indian goods in the world in 2022. More than 350 Indian companies have their presence in the Netherlands and a similar number of Dutch companies have their foothold in India.

Symposium on the theme “India-Netherlands Partnership: Opportunities for Business and Investment organized by Embassy of India in The Hague


This event included Mr. Michiel Sweers, Deputy Director General for Enterprise & Innovation who spoke about India-Netherlands cooperation in innovation & technology. Mr. Luit-Jan Dijkhuis spoke about the ongoing cooperation in water sector and Ms. Etty de Boer covered agriculture cooperation and food safety standards in her remarks. Mr. Jules Gerzon from Foreign Ministry provided an overview of the future of Indo-Dutch partnership. Speakers from the private sector, representing Royal Philips and Poonawalla Science Park in Bilthoven provided interesting insights and shared their experiences of doing business in India and in Netherlands.

Symposium on the theme “India-Netherlands Partnership: Opportunities for Business and Investment organized by Embassy of India in The Hague


The representative of the companies attending the symposium were highly appreciative of the very fruitful discussions and useful networking opportunity provided through the Symposium by Embassy of India and Satya Pinisetty, First Secretary (Economic & Commerce)

TCS, Reliance, Infosys creating promising positions for women

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In every field, women are slowly taking up the most valued position. It has gradually become the source of women’s empowerment. Most of the women are doing their best to evoke more awareness. Thus, it becomes a considerable accomplishment when valued companies trust women for their top-rank positions, such as board director. 

Reliance is India’s most valuable firm, and 16% of the directors on the boards of 500 valued corporations are women. Thus, they had led every other woman fueled with power and pride. 

In the recent Hurun India’s ranking of the top 500 firms in India, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) became the largest IT company in India by taking the top spot among the top 10 employers of women in India. Approximately 2.1 lakh, or 35%, of the company’s workforce, are women in this company which is a great deal! 410 of the 500 listed firms have female membership on their directors.

In the last year, these valued firms have potentially added 3.9 lakh new positions for the employee. Currently, 11.6 lakh women are employed in the business. 

1,24,498 women work at Infosys, a large company and a well-reputed pursuit. 

HCL Technologies employs 62,780 women, compared to Wipro’s 88,946 female employees. 40%, 36%, and 28% of the staff at these firms are primarily female.

The list of the most valuable firms in the nation is topped by Reliance Industries Ltd., which Mukesh Ambani owns. The industry has a valuation of Rs 17.25 lakh crore. The second most valuable and publicly traded corporation in India is TCS, while HDFC Bank is ranked third. Adani Total Gas and Adani Enterprises are Gautam Adani’s businesses that hold the position right after these firms.

It’s great news that now women hold 16% of the board director positions on the boards of the 500 most valuable corporations. These firms have 664 female directors in total. Gradually, women are finding more value and respect in every field, which is a reason to celebrate women’s empowerment.  

In terms of government jobs, SBI has become the topmost government-driven business providing women’s appointments, and the growth rate has exceeded 14%. However, the start-ups like Zomato, Nike Policy Bazar, and Paytm have declined to propose jobs for female employees. With a net worth of Rs 2.19 lakh crore, vaccine manufacturer Serum Institute of India is the most valuable unlisted firm in the nation.

Students become self-reliant through digital marketing – Priyank Dadhich

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You can become self-reliant through digital marketing and can also start your own business, says Priyank Dadhich, director of Infonic Training and Development Center.

He was addressing students in the self-reliant youth seminar organised at Adarsh Vidya Mandir in Jaipur.

On this occasion, he apprised students that how they can do something big and make their mark by learning the methods of internet marketing.
Dadhich further interacting with the youth said that digital marketing will become a very important skill in the coming times. “In such a situation, students of 11th and 12th can also take inspiration from this and take a step for their future. Every student has some weakness and strength, but today’s students can earn part time by using practical skills in the digital world along with their studies. This not only improves their critical thinking, but also makes them self-dependent.”
Dadhich said that the main objective of this seminar is that students can learn the skills of digital marketing along with studies at an early age, so that by using it in their future, they can start something big and secure their future.

Year of celebration for Brands, AnanTaya & AKFD

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Are you looking for some help with house design with top-notch experience? Leading brands AnanTaya and AKFD are the perfect destinations for your desire. They produce elegant product lines for the home and lifestyle that are beautifully designed and expertly produced. AnanTaya, which makes meaningful handcrafted items for modern life, just celebrated its 15th year of supporting and promoting crafts. The company has worked on its products and delivery to make its customers happy and satisfied. 

The year 2022 is unique and has become a remarkable year for the brand. 

Dr. Veerendra Heggade, the founder of the SDME trust and a Rajya Sabha member, honored Ayush Kasliwal, the head designer and co-founder who conceptualized the landscape and interiors of a recent project, “Kshemavana,” alongside Shree Yogi Aditya Nath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, and Shri Basavaraj Bommai, the chief minister of Karnataka. 

The renowned SDME Society includes the Wellness & Naturopathy Retreat. The 22 acres of “Kshemavana,” which combines the words “Kshema” and “vana” (Kshema means “well-being” and “vana” denotes forest), are situated in Nelamangala, Bangalore.

The company focuses on the energies and spirit of the place. Plus, this project demonstrates how places may heal, breathe gently, and exist in nature calmly. It also serves as a trigger for a lifestyle change. Kshemavana came with a challenge, to create a space which induces a sense of healing. We worked to design a democratic space where just being with each other is also a part of healing,” 

Ayush Kasliwal

Good things come to you easily when you are honest. The Brands received three significant prizes, which includes esteemed “Seal of Excellence 2022” presented by the “World Craft Council” to AnanTaya. To maintain the continuity and sustainability of these traditions, the Award emphasizes the excellence of handicrafts and encourages artisans to create handicrafts that employ traditional techniques, designs, and themes with innovation. It becomes an essential role for the brand as well. The EDIDA Furniture Brand of the Years 22–23 is AKFD. By the International Craft Council in 2022, the businesses have also been named “Craft Brand of the Year (Lifestyle).”

Geetanjali Kasliwal, Founder of AnanTaya & Managing Director at AKFD, shared her views on winning awards. ”

The year 2022 marks the 15th year of AnanTaya & winning WCC Award- the seal of excellence, Craft Brand of the Year & EDIDA Award is an honor for all our artisans”.

Geetanjali Kasliwal

The brand also shows gratitude towards its labor, as receiving these accolades on a brand’s 15th anniversary is an honor since it promotes artisanal and traditional craft labor.

The parties have just begun; manufacturers have created a special edition of Holiday Edit to help you pick among the greatest winter gifts. Make a wish, and AnanTaya & AKFD’s gifting selections will make it come true. Find out more at akfdstudio.com and anantayadecor.in.

Hornbill festival: The soul of Nagaland

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It was a coincidence that on December 1, 2022, India regained the G20 presidency, and the 23rd Hornbill Festival 2022 also got underway at Nagaland’s Naga Heritage Village Kisama. The Hornbill Festival of Nagaland will take place from December 1 to December 10, 2022.

The festival blooms with the native’s skills and talents. Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar attended the festival’s opening ceremony as the chief guest.

Visitors can see the Naga tribes, their cultures, and their unique characteristics during the 10-day celebration.

The Hornbill festival is named after the Indian Hornbill. The famous bird is also mentioned in Nagaland mythology and is a frequent visitor to the region’s forested areas. As a collection of cultural exhibitions of India, the festival first made a debut in 2000. This event aims to maintain and broaden the protection of Naga culture and tradition. The Nagaland Tourism Board’s efforts helped the event become a big success.

The main tale around the festive is about the bird Hornbill. The festival showcases the utter love and protection of the wilderness by the people of Nagaland. 

As the Naga is one of the communities of people who conserve the bird, the name suits the festival just fine. Plenty of folklore and songs are sung in the festival to keep the culture alive. 

The people also fixate on the nature of the bird. 

The participant’s cap is embellished with a hornbill feather to have a more grounded impact on individuals.

The Nagas became highly concerned when the researchers discovered that the hornbill species were endangered. As a result, folk music, dances, traditional games, and battle songs were used to mark the Hornbill Festival beginning in 2000.

Each tribe displays its talent and skills by performing individual performances highlighting its perspective and authenticity. There is a religious parade, folk songs, and many other interpretations which showcase the beauty of the tribe. 

Numerous dancing shows, beauty pregnant, and singing competitions are organized for visitors and people. The agenda is to keep competitiveness alive in a positive way. Plus, there are food stalls in each tribe that holds the essence of the tribe. 

Thus, this festival is filled with a vivid energy that transmits the spirit of the Naga people. One can visit the hornbill festival and find himself soaking the true spirit and the soul of Nagaland. 

World’s battle with HIV AIDS: The World AIDS Day

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Each year on December 1, people worldwide acknowledge World AIDS Day for health concerns. This comes as an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV as well as to stand in solidarity with those living with HIV. Plus, to memorialize those who have died from AIDS. 

In 1987, World Aids Day was proposed, among local and state governments, international organizations, and private individuals, where the focus was mainly on promoting and communicating the concept of AIDS and HIV. The idea was generated by two UN Officials, Thomas Netter, and James W. Bunn, in Geneva in, Switzerland. 

UN officials later shared the idea with the director of the global program on AIDS, Dr. Jonathan Mann. 

He was satisfied and moved by the idea of the UN officials. From there on, every year, people observe World AIDS day on December 1. 

The theme for World AIDS Day 2022 is “Rock the Ribbon.”

However, the worldwide response people are giving to such serious illnesses is at a dangerous stake. Although with the spread of HIV, people are frequently found putting their life in jeopardy. HIV AIDS still holds a risky stage in the global epidemic as many issues affect people’s lives. Many flaws influence the scenario, which is inequality, including divisions and issues related to human rights. 

There are plenty of divergences related to HIV AIDS, which can work as fuel to encourage misinformation. Injustices are hindering the struggle to eliminate AIDS, and UNAIDS is appealing to all to rectify that hindered injustice on World AIDS Day, December 1.

In reports, it observed that in the year 2021, around 38.4 million people worldwide, the HIV is carried by over. Nonetheless the history and development of the disease since 1984, has reached many levels of jeopardy in human history. 

It is also stated that in the United Kingdom, an HIV diagnosis receives an average of 4,139 persons yearly.

Thus, World Aids day is mainly acknowledged to eradicate any misconception, promote more awareness, and fund financial development and education. 

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