Actor Neeraj Bharadwaj trapped in a conspiracy by Suchitra Krishnmoorthy, Zeenat Aman, Kittu Gidwani and Pallavi Joshi

 Multi-talented influential actor Neeraj Bharadwaj, who became famous with the role of Chirag Modi alias Mota Bhai in teleserial- “Saath Nibhana Saathiya”, will now been playing as one of the important character, as a doctor, off course in a new look, in writer- director Kapil Kaustubh Sharma’s forthcoming web series “Margao -The Closed File”, based on real incident of the Margao murder case.

      Actor Neeraj Bharadwaj will be seen with Suchitra Krishnmoorthy, Zeenat Aman, Kittu Gidwani and Pallavi Joshi in the forthcoming web series based on the Margao murder case. The series will be picturized by the cameraman Dharmendra Vishwas.

           About the web series-“Margao -The Closed File”, being presented by K. C. Sharma. Neeraj Bhardwaj said that this series is being produced on a grand scale. The film is being shot in Gujarat and Goa. The experience of working with these seasoned actresses is very encouraging. This is a story of murder mystery based on real life incident, which will be certainly appreciated by the people.

By Husna Rizwan

‘Asia Jewels Fair 2021’ to dazzles Bengaluru city!

Best place to Shop & witness India’s best Jewellery Designers & Brands under one roof  … At JW Marriott Hotel,Bengaluru from 26^th to 28^th February 2021…

Bengaluru February 2021: Asia Jewels Fair ’2021, one of South India’s most Glamorous & Niche Jewelry Exhibition is hosting its 21st edition in Bengaluru city from 26^th to 28^th February 2021. The Grand jewelry Fair will take place at JW Marriott Hotel, Bengaluru situated near UB City on VittalMallya Road – one of the most luxurious 5-star hotel in Bengaluru from 10.30 a.m. to 8 p.m.  This show is a very exclusive one as for the first time the expo will showcase never seen before best jewelry designs from top handpicked jewelers from across India, all under one roof.

Bengaluru, 19th February 2021: SIBM Bengaluru reopens its campus and welcomes students back after 11 months.

As establishments across the country recuperate from the ill-effects of the ongoing pandemic, business schools are also taking the cautious decision of opening up campuses and calling back the students. For a holistic educational experience, campus-based learnings are crucial, and thus Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bengaluru has also reopened its gates for students who are willing to come back to the campus on a voluntary basis.

The institute took the decision to extend the academic calendar for both its batches to ensure there’s no compromise with the education quality and standard. Keeping in mind the health and safety of the students, teachers, and staff members, the college was patient and calculated in its decision about the right time to call the students back to Bengaluru. Students are being called in a phased manner, with the first batch having arrived on the 15th of February.

Following safety measures are being taken at the campus:

1. Mandatory RT-PCR negative test report (test having to be undertaken 48 hours before entering the campus), to be carried by the student.
2. Compulsory 14-day quarantine, in a single occupancy room.
3. Doctor available on campus 24×7.
4. Medical insurance of up to Rs 50,000 in case a student contracts Covid-19.

 India and Denmark have begun a new era in the form of a far reaching Green Strategic Partnership that will enable Denmark in delivering sustainable solutions to India. The Green Strategic Partnership is a mutually beneficial arrangement to advance political cooperation, expand economic relations and green growth, create jobs and strengthen cooperation on addressing global challenges and opportunities with focus on an ambitious implementation of the Paris Agreement and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.The agreement is in line with the vision expressed by H.E. Mette Frederiksen, Prime Minister of Denmark and Shri. Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, who held a virtual summit on September 28, 2020.

India and Denmark agree to be at the forefront in the global fight against climate change. Both countries have set ambitious national targets on climate and energy that will contribute to an implementation of the Paris Agreement. Together, the two countries will show the world that delivering on ambitious climate and sustainable energy goals is possible.

On the occasion of the conferring of knighthood on Ms. Smita Bajoria, Hony. Consul General of Denmark in Kolkata, by the Danish Ambassador H. E. Freddy Svane on behalf of the Queen of Denmark for the Serampore Initiative of restoration of Danish cultural heritage in Serampore.

The Serampore Initiative

The Serampore initiative of the National Museum of Denmark was established in 2008 with the aim of identifying remains of Indo-Danish history in Serampore and restoration of selected buildings from this period. Also to promote knowledge of the common Indo-Danish history of Serampore and promote the same in collaboration with local agencies.

Ms. Smita Bajoria, Hony Consul General of Denmark in Kolkata, took up this initiative requesting the Urban Development Affairs Minister, Govt of West Bengal not to pull down the Governor House and coordinated the efforts of The National Museum of Denmark and Govt of West Bengal Heritage Commission for restoration of the Governor House.

Was instrumental in introducing the National Museum of Denmark to the Stakeholders, Bishop of Church of North India under whose jurisdiction St. Olav’s Church fell for renovation of the church; 

As part of the Serampore Initiative The Governor’s House, St. Olav’s Church and Serampore College were restored.

BENGALURU: In a bid to retain MLC CM Ibrahim in the Congress fold, the party’s General Secretary and state in-charge Randeep Singh Surjewala personally went to meet the senior leader after consulting Opposition leader Siddaramaiah and KPCC President D K Shivakumar. Last month, Ibrahim met JDS supremo H D Deve Gowda along with former CM H D Kumaraswamy, invoking the displeasure of Congress leaders. Kumaraswamy had visited Ibrahim, after which the two had visited Gowda. 

Ibrahim is a Congress MLC, and there was talk that he would switch sides and be made JDS working president. JDS was also interested in getting back Ibrahim, who had served as Civil Aviation minister in 1996. It is no secret that the JDS got a negligible number of Muslim votes, and their effort to rope in Ibrahim is to try and regain votes in certain pockets where the party lost. It is an open secret that Ibrahim was sending signals about his unhappiness with Congress leadership. He used to be seen with Siddaramaiah regularly, but this was not the case in the past few months.

Ibrahim reportedly told Surjewala, “I have nothing against anyone but I have issues against certain processes, which need to be addressed.’’ Surjewala assured him he would convey his concerns to the high command. The Congress, too, is not ready to take any community’s support for granted, and is especially cautious about the minority issue in the backdrop of Youth Congress president aspirant Mohammed Nalapad’s disqualification after the election, and talk of certain leaders’ malafide intentions.

Minority votes are not the monopoly of the Congress, which is wary of the SDPI  and All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen threat. This new belligerence on the part of the JDS by trying to rope in a strong Muslim leader may not be to Congress’ advantage.    

Bengaluru: Days after alleging RSS was marking houses of those who did not donate for Ram Temple in Ayodhya, former Karnataka chief minister H D Kumaraswamy on Wednesday said he was not opposed to the construction of the shrine, but only wanted more transparency in the fund mobilisation.

The government has a responsibility to check who was collecting funds for the Ram Temple, he told a press conference here.

“I am neither opposed to the Ram Temple nor did I speak ill of any organisation or the collection of funds for Ram Temple. Even my party members have given money, but I want to know who has authorised those collecting money door-to-door? What’s their background? Who gave them licences,” he said.

He said his objection was only to collection of funds for the temple construction without transparency and “loot and misuse” of funds in the name of Ram.

Kumarswamy had on Monday accused the RSS of marking houses of those who gave donations for Ram Temple in Ayodhya and those who did not and alleged it was similar to what the Nazis did in Germany.

The RSS dismissed the allegations, saying they do not qualify for any response while the state unit of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, which is among the organisations collecting funds for the temple, condemned Kumaraswamy for the charges.

The JDS leader said the donations could be done through online transactions.

“We have opened so many Jan Dhan accounts, then why cannot we collect money online? Why collect on the street and mark the houses?” the JD(S) leader asked.

He further alleged no one gave any account of the money collected in 1990 for the Ram Temple from across the country.

Kumaraswamy said he came from a family which has faith in God, but never misused the name of God.

“We have commitment to the 130 crore people but we dont believe in breaking the society,” the former Chief Minister said.

The VHP Organising Secretary in Karnataka Basavaraj on Tuesday condemned Kumaraswamy’s earlier statement against RSS.

“It happens to be a highly irresponsible tweet coming in from former chief minister H D Kumaraswamy on Sri Ram Mandir Nidhi Samarpana Abhiyan,” (fund mobilisation), Basavaraj said in a statement.

Volunteers of various organisations, including the VHP, were reaching out to all sections of society. The latter were responding positively and contributing towards the construction of the grand temple at Ayodhya, he added.

They did not even demand money from people and the outreach was merely to enable the whole country take part in the effort as “everyone believes strongly that Lord Ram is the identity of Bharat,” he added.

“VHP takes serious note of baseless allegations made by an individual who held the highest office of the state.The VHP also condemns Kumaraswamy’s statement for making unwarranted remarks on the patriotic organization RSS,” Basavaraj said.

The fund collection drive for the Ram Temple started from January 14 on the occasion of Makar Sankranti and will go on till February 27.

Mangaluru: I-T (Income Tax department) sleuths of six different teams on Wednesday morning have raided the homes, hospitals, and offices of four prominent businessmen in Mangaluru.

The hospitals in Mangaluru namely A.J. hospital, Yenepoya Medical College, the Kanachur Hospital in Natekkal, Deralakatte, and the home belonging to the owner of Srinivas College Hospital were raided by the IT department.

Searches are being carried out in various medical colleges in Karnataka by IT sleuths, sources in the Income Tax department said.

The raids were conducted in certain colleges in Bengaluru, Mangaluru and Davangere.

The IT sleuths accompanied by Enforcement Directorate officials swooped down on institutions, offices and residences belonging to owners of the medical colleges this morning.

In the state capital, raids were carried out at two colleges.

However, officials did not divulge any information on the raids.

    Chaitanya SV

I am here to say a few words on the subject of Girl Child’s importance and how we can save them. Since years we know through our culture and ancient history that the importance of women is documented and accepted always, but on the practical ground, we should be more serious. They are equally responsible for the existence of humankind on earth. They are accountable responsible for the progress and development of any country or any country.Therefore, we must take steps to protect the human population from extinction and protect women.
It is a common practice in India, where people abort or kill girls at birth. But, they should be given equal opportunities and given the honor and opportunity to move forward in life. However, the fate of civilization is in his hands as the core of my creation.Although girls are ahead of boys in many areas, people still prefer boys. There is evidence that girls perform better in every field and career field than boys these days because of their dedication and hard work.
Many have also gone to outer space because of their intelligence and capability. They are more talented, reliable, hardworking, and responsible for the family and their lives. Besides, girls tend to be more caring and affectionate towards their parents. Above all, they give 100% to every task.

Measures are taken by the Government: 
India to protect girls. The government has taken several initiatives to protect the girls and launched several campaigns to protect them. Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, is a recently launched initiative by the government, which actively encourages people to protect girls. Also, many NGOs, companies, corporate groups, and human rights commissions have launched several campaigns to protect girls.However, the government has taken the matter seriously, and, to prevent female fetuses, they have banned sex-determination ultrasound, amniocentesis, and scan tests in hospitals and laboratories.

Conclusion :
Girls should be protected because they are less able or capable than boys. They can act like boys and take responsibility for their family and country. All of today’s girls are tomorrow’s mothers. If we respect and care for them today and treat them appropriately, they will appreciate and respect us tomorrow.

Chinmayi (12 yrs) could have decided to make her life Mundane, Predictable, Boring,Routine, & Mediocre, like the way most live … however, she Choose to have anAdventurous, Exciting, Fulfilling, Beautiful, Joyful, Meaningful & a Successful one…
While the world around ridiculed her for her continuous talking and questioning, her innocence prevented her from being subdued and land up with a poor self-image.After numerous visits to different counsellors and autistic centres, her mother decided to contact Buoyancee, as she herself had seen a positive impact in her college days, where Buoyancee classes were being conducted weekly.

Being a single child from a middle-class family and with limited facilities, she had developed unique habits of keeping herself occupied with dance, football, drawing and craft.Thanks to on-line classes during the Covid-19 period and the classes by Buoyancee,she decided to extend her creativity & reach. She started recording her learning and got an idea to make it meaningful, by giving a message to the world about Covid-19.She took the theme of Ramayana wherein, Covid-19 became Ravana and the
‘Lakshman Rekha’ the ‘stay-home for safety’ demarcation line. It went viral andthus, a new interest was born to become a speaker After a few months, she started to take classes for individuals over twice her age and also giving short lectures too. The HR manager of a large company was pleasantly shocked, when she heard her give a talk on the importance of transformation to a group of CRM participants of Buoyancee. Last evening, the Lions Club Dist 324 honored her as a Covid-Warrior at the famous Columbia Asia Referral Hospital, Yeshwantpur, Bengaluru, and also as an emerging speaker/ trainer.Among the over 100 doctors, nurses and caretakers who were honoured, was the youngest – almost 1/3rd & 1/4th their age and thus, was asked to speak.Listen to her speak and you will know how your Choices can create Consequences!Make Better Choices – Make Life Happen!Buoyancee followed it’s simple formula – Today, Better than Yesterday

Air Marshal RD Mathur, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Headquarters Training Command, IAF visited the Air Force Station Bidar and presided over the valedictory function of the 204 Pilots Course and 19 Weapon System Operators(WSO) course.

 The Air Marshal was briefed by Air Commodore Nikhilesh Gautam, Air Officer Commanding, AFS Bidar  about the operational, administrative and maintenance preparedness of the base.

 The visit marked the culmination of 52 weeks of training for 18 Pilots and 2 WSOs on fighter aircraft.  The graduating pilots and WSOs were presented with certificates and trophies during the valedictory ceremony. Flying Officer Samarth Shukla was awarded the trophy for first in overall order of Merit in Pilots’ Course.