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‘Asia Jewels Fair 2018’ to dazzles Bangalore city! Best place to Pre book your Jewellery for upcoming Akshaya Tritiya festival…!!! At Conrad Bengaluru from 6-8th April’18…

March 23, 2018 by Nasheman

Asia Jewels Fair ’18, one of South India’s most Glamorous Jewellery Exhibition is hosting its 13th edition in Bengaluru city from 6th to 8th April. The Grand jewelry fair will take place at the Conrad Bengaluru Hotel situated at Ulsoor (Near 1 MG-Lido Mall)- the newest and 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.

The Show will be Inaugurated by Ms Angana Roy the renowned South Indian Actress at 11:30 am on 6th April 2018 at The Conrad Bengaluru Hotel.
Asia Jewels Fair ‘18 is a niche event exhibiting exclusive and high-end branded gold and diamond Jewellery among others. The event showcased some of the latest collection from, Fine gold Jewelry, Diamond Jewelry, Platinum Jewelry, Traditional Jewelry, Wedding Jewelry, Precious stone Jewelry, Kundan ,Jadau & Polki Jewelry to name a few.

Special Highlight of the Exhibition: The landmark Exhibition will showcase one of the Shobha Shringar Jeweller’s finest creations- The Femina Miss India crown 2017 The crown comprises 8000 magnificent diamonds along with 60 splendid rubies, and was worn by current Miss World, Manushi Chhillar

“Asia Jewels Fair is one of the finest jewelry exhibitions in the city. Pre book your jewelry for the upcoming Akshaya Tritiya festival & for all the prospective grooms and brides, a fair like this is a one stop-shop that brings some of the best jewelry, design and precious stones under one roof. It is the perfect destination to buy exquisite and world class jewelry in South India.”

On display are Luxury jewelry designs from top leading brands of Bangalore, New Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Kolkata creating the most glamorous & spectacular platform for all branded jewelry. Adding to the exquisite display was a dazzling array of International jewelry designs, from top most brands all over India like:


1.Malabar Gold & Diamonds,Joyalukkas – The World’s favorite jeweller ,P.C. Chandra Jewellers

2.Amrapali Jewels ,Creations Jewellery,Sri Ganesh Diamonds & Jewellery,Shobha Shringar Jewellers – Mumbai,Nikhaar Jewels,Orra Jewels,Diamond Mantra,Abira Jewellers – Kolkata,

3.Ananya Jewels,Gold Karat –Delhi,Design Source By Archana Aggarwal –Delhi,Sehgal Jewellers – Delhi, Ziva Jewellery – Mumbai, Karma Jewels, Reyna Gems & Jewels, Aura By

4.Surana Jewellers –Delhi, K.Jewels – Delhi, Hedron

About Asia Jewels Fair 2018

Asia Jewels Fair is an exquisite and most sought after event show brought to you by the Introduction Trade Shows Pvt Ltd.

Filed Under: Campaign

200 Full Face Helmets were Distributed At Various Signals On World Head Injury Day

March 21, 2018 by Nasheman

On the occasion of World Head Injury day, 20th March, took an initiative for the 2nd consecutive year to promote use of helmets while riding. In association with Bangalore Traffic Police, the two day drive started on Monday March 19 and ended on Tuesday, March 20 conducted on various signals of Cunningham road and Bannerghatta road. Traffic police at the signals gave away the helmets along with the pink slips to the people who were seen without wearing a helmet.

The aim of the initiative is to raise awareness on the importance of using helmets while riding to ensure minimal damage in case of accidents.

According to World Health Organisation, 1.25 million people lose their life to road traffic crashes every year. WHO also states that In Karnataka there is about 42 million registered vehicles, of which 71% are motorized two-wheelers. The state capital, Bangalore, has 2 million registered vehicles, 75% of which are two-wheelers. Injuries to the head and neck are the main cause of death according to the survey.

Dr. Sathish S, Additional Director, Neurosurgery Fortis Hospital, Bannerghatta Road said, “helmet use lowers the risk of head injury during the time of accidents. People tend to ignore helmets and don’t realise that a lot of cases of head-injuries due to accidents can be avoided if taken care. It is also recommended to use full face helmet as it offers the best protection for your head and neck. Initiatives like this will help people realise the importance of wearing helmets which they otherwise only wear to avoid getting caught by the traffic cops.”

Fortis Hospitals Bangalore has been taking several initiatives to spread awareness on safety regarding various healthcare issues in India

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Train Yatra from Kanyakumari to Kashmir: Campaign for ‘Nuclear-Free India’

October 15, 2014 by Nasheman

Kanyakumari-to-Kashmir

Fight for Our Nature and Future

National Campaign for ‘Nuclear-Free India’

Train Yatra from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, November 7 to 17, 2014

Let us make it very clear at the outset that we are for the development of the country and all our peoples including the poor and oppressed. So we do support energy generating plans and projects.

We only say that let us generate required energy from renewable sources such as the Sun, wind, waves, wastes and so forth without spoiling our land, water, air, sea and sea food, cattle and crops etc. After all, food security, nutrition security, water security and air security are far more important than energy security.

But the Indian government wants to set up nuclear power parks (with six to ten plants) at so many locations all over India (Koodankulam and Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu; Kovvada, Andhra Pradesh; Pati Sonapur, Odisha; Haripur, West Bengal; Kaiga, Karnataka; Jaitapur and Tarapur, Maharashtra; Mithi Virdi, Gujarat; Banswada, Rajasthan; Gorakhpur, Haryana; Chutka, Madhya Pradesh etc.) with the help of the United States, Russia, France, Japan, South Korea etc. The United States has not built a new nuclear plant in recent years. Japan has shut down all its 52 nuclear power plants after the Fukushima accident in March 2011. Germany has decided to phase out its nuclear power plants. Should India be the dumpsite of this discredited nuclear technology?

Indian government wants to import Uranium from Australia, Kazakhstan, Namibia and so on. But none of these countries has even one nuclear power plant there.

Nuclear energy is not cheap. Consider the land acquisition cost, long construction period and cost escalation, bribery and corruption, security costs, decommissioning, waste disposal and management etc. Every step in nuclear power generation is very expensive and the government subsidizes all of them.

Nuclear energy is not clean. Consider the enormous amount of steel, cement, oil and electricity used in nuclear power plant construction and operation. All these come from polluting sources. Nuclear plants leave huge amounts of dangerous wastes that threaten us with radiation for 48,000 years. What will the government do with all this waste? Where will they store them in a crowded country?

Nuclear energy is not safe. India being a highly and densely populated country, even a small incident in a nuclear plant may have disastrous consequences for millions of our people. See the people of Bhopal who have suffered an industrial disaster. Even after 30 long years of several governments, chief ministers and prime ministers, the people there are left helpless without compensation, medical assistance or waste removal.

Nuclear energy is not healthy. Nuclear power plants dump enormous amounts of hot and mildly radioactive coolant water into the sea or river 24×7. That affects the seafood and groundwater. The nuclear plants emit radioactive iodine, cesium, strontium, tellurium etc into the air. All this may cause pregnancy-related problems, birth defects in children, radiation illnesses, cancers and so on.

Nuclear energy is not moral. What moral legitimacy do we have to spoil the Nature and the futures of our children and grandchildren just because we get electricity for 40 years and our political parties and leaders get huge amounts of commission from foreign countries and their nuclear corporations?

Nuclear energy is not the answer. Nuclear energy is not the answer for global warming as it uses so much carbon-producing energy. Nuclear energy poisons our Earth with deadly wastes. Nuclear power makes up only 2% of our electricity generation and may never be significant in the near future.

Should we lose our socioeconomic and political independence in the name of energy independence? Should we behave like slaves and recolonize our country all over again? Or should we think like leaders and solve our problems with originality and creativity?

As Mahatma Gandhi said: “The earth, the air, the land and the water are not an inheritance from our fore fathers but on loan from our children. So we have to handover to them at least as it was handed over to us.”

Come, let us strive for a ‘Nuclear-Free India’ that has No Deals, No Mines, No Reactors, No Dumps, and No Bombs.

People’s Movement Against Nuclear Energy (PMANE)
Idinthakarai 627 104
Tirunelveli District
Tamil Nadu
Email: koodankulam@yahoo.com

Filed Under: Campaign Tagged With: Anti Nuclear Movement, Koodankulam, Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Free India, People’s Movement Against Nuclear Energy, PMANE

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