Archive: October 26, 2022

3 – day Odisha Travel Market On 2022 October On the 28th Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik opening

Bhubaneswar: Hon’ble Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik will inaugurate the 4th Odisha Travel Bazaar 2022 to be held in Bhubaneswar from October 28 to 30 in collaboration with Odisha Government Tourism Department and Industry Association Fiki to promote Odisha among domestic and foreign tour operators.

The program will focus on organizing B2B meetings between organizations working in Odisha’s tourism sector and domestic and foreign tour operators. After this, the tour operators will be taken on a visit to the major tourist destinations of Odisha such as Bhubaneswar, Puri, Konark, Chilika, Dhauli, Indirakanika, and Lalitagiri. B2G meetings with investors and airlines are also planned. _ _ A three-day exhibition will also be organized on the occasion where vendors will have an opportunity to showcase their products and plans.

25th foreign tour operators from countries like Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Singapore, Tanzania, Thailand, etc., and different places of India like Aurangabad, Bangalore, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Chandrapur, Chennai, Dehradun, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jaipur in the 4th Odisha Travel Bazaar 2022. , Kochi, Kolkata, Ludhiana, Malagiri, Mumbai, Nagpur, Nashik, New Delhi and NCR, Panjim, Pune, Raipur, Rohtak, Siliguri, Surendranagar, Trivandrum, Barasi and Visakhapatnam will be participated by 83 tour operators.

A press conference was organized today at Hotel May Fair Lagoon. _ Attending it as the chief guest, Honorable Minister of Odisha, Literature, and Culture, Employment and Tourism Mr. Ashwini Kumar Pan said, ” Odisha is rich in natural resources. ” Within a few years, our state has emerged as a major cultural and religious tourist destination. With our 482 km long beaches, 19 wildlife sanctuaries, and our rich culture and heritage, Odisha has great potential to attract tourists from all over the world. We are organizing a three-day Odisha Travel Bazaar to inform local and international tour operators about that possibility. ”

Mr. Surendra Kumar, Principal Secretary, Department of Tourism, Government of Odisha said, “ The uniqueness of Odisha; He discussed the trend of caravans in Kerala, Maharashtra, and European countries which are cheaper than hotel accommodation and more convenient for tourists. He highlighted the role of inland development in tourism development. Along with this, he said that Odisha Travel Bazaar is being organized to provide a platform to local vendors and tour operators. We also plan to organize B2B and G2B meetings. _ ”

Mr. Sain Ramachandra Yadav, Director of Odisha Government’s Tourism Department said, ” We are organizing the fourth edition of Odisha Travel Bazaar after the Covid break. This is the major program of Odisha tourism which is mainly a business promotion campaign. The aim of this program is to inform Indian and international tour operators about Odisha’s tourist destinations.

Mr. JK Mohanty, Co-Chairman of FIKI’s Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Committee and CMD of Swasti Hotel said, “The State Tourism Department is doing remarkable work towards the development of Odisha’s tourism destination. This year our main focus will be on local tour operators as 80 percent of the tourists coming to the state are from within the country. This time, Fiki has focused more on South East Asian nations because they have similarities with us in terms of food, clothing, and culture.

Mr. Pachuman Rath, O.S.D., Department of Tourism, Government of Odisha was present on this occasion.

The main objective of Odisha Travel Bazaar 2022 is to create a platform for promoting Odisha tourism among tour operators in India. After this, emphasis will be placed on improving local tourism.

Top Cardiologists Emphasize on the Need Better Stress Management to Curb Rising Incidences of Cardiac Arrests in India

Bangalore, October 26, 2022: In the backdrop of Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) awareness month, leading cardiologists have laid emphasis on the need to create awareness around the condition. In India, there has been a major increase in cardiac arrest cases, particularly in younger age groups. As per estimates, there are more than 7 lac cases of sudden cardiac deaths being reported annually. As per World Health Organization (WHO), 86% of CVD deaths could have been prevented or avoided through prevention and treatment. Given this, many lifestyle habits have been linked with poor cardiovascular health.

Dr. Suraj Narasimhan A, Consultant Interventional Cardiologist And Structural Intervention Specialist, Manipal Hospital

Dr. Suraj Narasimhan A, Consultant Interventional Cardiologist And Structural Intervention Specialist, Manipal Hospitals says, “India is predicted to have the highest rate of cardiac fatalities worldwide by 2030. The main causes of this increase are unhealthy lifestyle choices and elevated stress. People are now consuming more processed foods with high amounts of calories and sugar which are detrimental to health. Smoking and alcohol consumption are major reasons causing heart disease. While working from home is comforting, it has reduced the daily physical activity for many. People need to take a break and go for a run, jog, or stroll as per their interest. Children and younger individuals must also develop a habit of exercising for at least 40 minutes regularly as this is healthy for one’s heart and overall health.”

Dr. Girish B Navasundi, Senior consultant, Apollo hospitals, Bannerghatta

Dr. Girish B Navasundi, Senior Consultant, Apollo hospitals, Bannerghatta shared “The first study on SCD in India by Rao et al in 2012 put the overall mortality due to SCD in India at 10.3% (roughly estimated at 7 lakh cases of SCD annually) with 21% of the deaths in people who were below 50 years of age. It showed that SCD cases were 5–8 years younger compared to populations reported in the western hemisphere, with a high prevalence of major risk factors for CAD. At least 1 of 3 CAD risk factors — hypertension, diabetes, or smoking was observed in 80.6%. The trend toward increasing SCD events in developing nations is thought to reflect a change in dietary and lifestyle habits in these nations. Simple investigations like a surface ECG, ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY, and TMT, can give valuable clues to these conditions. Everyone over 30-35 years should have a routine cardiac evaluation, especially if there are small elevations in risk factors if there is a history of sudden death in the family or any episodes of unexplained fainting.”

It is important to realize that a sudden cardiac arrest differs from a heart attack, which happens when one or more of the patient’s coronary arteries get blocked. A cardiac arrest is generally caused due to an abnormal heart rhythm, which occurs when our heart’s electrical system is not functioning properly. However, an acute heart attack can sometimes trigger an electrical disturbance resulting in a sudden cardiac arrest.

Dr. Prakash V S Professor & HOD- Department of Cardiology, M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre

Dr. Prakash V S Professor & HOD- Department of Cardiology, M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre, says, “According to ICMR data from 2019, Karnataka ranks fifth on the list of states for cardiovascular disease mortality in India with about 250.94 deaths per 100,000 people. Although heart attacks have disproportionately affected men, it is noteworthy that a sizable proportion of women have also experienced cardiac problems.” He added, “Cardiac arrest, which results in abrupt death, occurs mainly due to dangerous rhythm abnormalities— ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation. Nowadays, everyone over the age of 30 must get a CT angiography or a heart scan. It will identify even minor coronary artery disease and prevent any possible cardiac arrest or heart attack in the future.”

Post a cardiac arrest episode, survival is possible with prompt and appropriate medical care. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), using a defibrillator to shock the heart, or even just giving compressions to the chest can improve the chances of survival until medical help arrives.

Hero Motocorp To Ride Into Southeast-Asian Market Partners With Terrafirma Motors Corporation To Debut In Philippines

Bengaluru (India), October 26, 2022: In keeping with its aggressive global expansion plans, Hero MotoCorp, the world’s largest manufacturer of motorcycles and scooters, is set to commence its operations in the Philippines.

Terrafirma Motors Corporation (TMC), a part of the Columbian Group of Companies, one of the leading and most experienced automotive groups is partnering with Hero MotoCorp in bringing its globally popular motorcycles to the country.

As part of the partnership, TMC will be the exclusive assembler and distributor of Hero MotoCorp motorcycles in the Philippines. The Company will set up an assembly facility of 29,000 sq. mtrs in its existing state-of-the-art principal manufacturing facility situated in Laguna City and start its operations in the second half of the fiscal year 2024.

Sanjay Bhan, Head of Global Business, Hero MotoCorp, said “In keeping with our R4 (Recalibrate, Revitalise, Revolutionise and Revive) strategy, we are always keenly exploring new opportunities in global markets. Our partnership with Terrafirma Motors Corporation (TMC) to enter the Southeast Asian region is an integral part of this expansion strategy. The trust and technology prowess of Hero MotoCorp combined with TMC’s automotive expertise and network in the Philippines will definitely create an impact and strengthen our footprint in this key market.”

Bienvenido Sanvictores Santos, Chairman, Terrafirma Motors Corporation, said, “Hero MotoCorp, the world’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer, has been the most trusted brand partner for more than 100 million customers all over the world. Terrafirma Motors Corporation (TMC) is a customer-centric automotive company with the vision to be the ultimate choice for value-based products and services in the Philippines. This is a coming together of two visionary companies and the new partnership will lead us to new horizons by enabling us to deliver modern, technologically superior and eco-friendly mobility solutions to our customers here.”

Hero MotoCorp’s global footprint spans 43 countries in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and South & Central America. Hero MotoCorp has eight state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, including six in India, and one each in Colombia and Bangladesh.

Earlier this month, Hero MotoCorp launched its first Electric Vehicle (EV), the VIDA V1 in India. Ushering in an era of sustainability and clean mobility, VIDA V1 – Powered by Hero – the new age fully- integrated EV is designed and developed at Hero’s state-of-the-art R&D hubs, the Centre of Innovation and Technology (CIT) in the northern Indian city of Jaipur and the Hero Tech Centre Germany (TCG) near Munich.

The development and production of the VIDA V1 follow an all-encompassing approach to sustainability involving compliance with strict environmental and social standards in the extraction of raw materials, plus the use of electricity from renewable sources and a high proportion of recycled materials in the mix.

VIDA, powered by Hero offers a comprehensive Charging package for maximum flexibility based on numerous customized programs for hassle-free charging at home, on the road, and at work. VIDA V1 has been designed and tested for withstanding dusty environments, potholes, uneven roads, heavy rains, water-logged roads, and high temperatures.

ByBit India makes crypto accessible to masses, making Web3 a reality

India, 26 October 2022: Understanding India’s linguistic diversity, ByBit India is planning to set up communities for local language users, so they find it easy to learn and enter the world of crypto and web3 in their local languages. This is in line with the long-term plan of ByBit India’s country head, Mr. Abhyudoy Das, to bolster the adoption of crypto in the country, following the vision of Bybit CEO, Ben Zhou for the crypto mass adoption worldwide. It is no longer a secret that India is adopting digital currencies fast, and popular international players like Bybit are playing a major role in this regard.

Crypto communities essentially bring together crypto enthusiasts who share ideas, opinions, and information and ask questions to make trading easier. Under the leadership of India’s popular crypto expert Abhyudoy Das, ByBit India takes a step closer to bringing crypto to the masses by setting up communities at local levels that can offer help and information to audiences in their local languages. This move is set to take the crypto adoption in India by storm.

It has been established that the use of blockchain’s distributed ledger technologies can revolutionize the way financial institutions operate in rural India for good. ByBit’s Crypto offerings in vernacular, only make it easier for the unbanked to be included in the growing fintech market and pave the way towards equitable prosperity for the nation.

“It is our goal to ensure that the majority of Indians understand and are empowered to utilize the full potential that crypto has to offer. For this to happen, it is imperative that we bring the technology to the people in a language that they understand. This whole transformation is part of Bybit’s promise to be a propeller of Crypto mass adoption worldwide.” – Abhyudoy Das, Country Head (India), ByBit.

To begin this decentralization of crypto communities and knowledge, ByBit plans to set up communities in 10 languages which will include city-level communities like Delhi, Mohali, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune, Ahmedabad, etc.

VC Sajjanar Unveils Best Signature Contest, a Novel Fundraising Initiative in Honor of the Unsung Heroes of Covid Who Ensured Dignity in Death to Many Who Lost Lives During the Covid

Hyderabad, October 26, 2022….. Mr. VC Sajjanar, VC and MD, TSRTC unveils the Best Signature Contest, a fundraising initiative for the unacknowledged and overlooked profession ‘Funeral Workers’ in a function held in T-Hive, eGalleria Mall, Hi-Tech City Madhapur on Wednesday afternoon.

VC Sajjanar unveils Best Signature Contest,

Crematorium Workers ensured dignity in death in case of many people who succumbed to Covid, said Mr. VC Sajjanar, VC & MD, TSRTC addressing a 100 plus gathering immediately launching the Best Signature Contest. For so many, losing loved ones to Corona meant was not even been able to say a final goodbye. But, these workers rose to the occasion putting their lives in danger. It is a noble thought of JCI Budhapurnima Hyderabad. He congratulated the Chapter for embarking on the novel project and asked them to take it up national. Jaycees have done great job, he appreciated them.

If Covid years were turbulent years, this year is a year of gratitude. He wished them all the very best in their endeavor. He assured them of full support.VC Sajjanar unveils Best Signature Contest,

After launching MrSajjanar filled in his application form to participate in the Best Signature Contest and contributed for the cause

The launch was graced by Mr. K.V. Nagendra Prasad, Head TOD Ops., Retail Leasing, Advt. Busi-L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Ltd; MrsAnandita Sinha, Head Corporate Communications, L & T Metro Rail(Hyderabad) Ltd.; Mr Girish Bhatt, MD and Mr Manohar Bhatt, Director, Medihauxe Pharma Pvt. Ltd; MrChalam C.S &Mr Anil Kumar Siddu, Founders – Senior Experts; Mr P. Veerabhadrudu, Director, Sri Dhanalakshmi Enterprises; Mr Anil Dundoo, President, KCGF Budhapurnima; MrRaghuraj, Worshipful Master, Lodge Keys No. 297.; JC. Ramesh Dadigala, Zone President, Zone XII, JCI India and Rotarian Kavya Kyasa.

Covid taught us many lessons said Anandita. The most valuable piece of land on earth is grace yard said JC Ramesh Dadigala.

Chalam and Anil Siddu of Senior experts said we respect Doctors, Judges…. all other professions. Why we tray funeral workers with respect. Girish Bhatt of Medihauxe said covid taught us many lessons.

It is an initiative of JCI Buddhapurnima Hyderabad (JCIBPH). It aims to provide succor and alleviate the suffering of 4000 funeral workers working in nearly 500 crematoriums and graveyards in Hyderabad and adjoining areas living in abject poverty, deprived of a dignified life says Rakesh Dhannarapu, President, JCIBPH. We aim to raise rupees five lakh through this initiative. Through the funds raised, we will support the school education of their children, their health insurance, improvements in their working conditions, and their safety.

VC Sajjanar unveils Best Signature Contest,

Funeral workers are not the last respondents but they are the last buddies said Rakesh Dhannarapu

The mortuary professionals were left out of the conversation most of the time. They need our help now. For the first time in the history of Hyderabad, an initiative is planned to raise funds to help them. Their toil and selfless service to give an honorable burial/cremation to the departed during Covid-19 caught the world’s attention. Sadly their situation remains the same. Let us together we can make a difference in their lives, Rakesh said.

Giving details, Rakesh explained that the Best Signature Contest is a novel concept. To participate via online, please visit www.jcibph.in. People interested may participate with a contribution of a minimum of Rs 500/- and above. They have to give three signatures. The best signatures will be judged by a panel of judges comprised of a banker, a graphologist, a calligrapher, a forgery expert, a police and a celebrity. The judging parameters are Coherence to the name of the person (whether we can read the name from the signature or not); strokes that are used to depict the signature; the complexity of the signature to avoid easy forgery; signature which is steady, uniform and also beautiful.

The winners will walk away with Rs 25000/-; Rs 15000/-; Rs 10,000/- as first, second, and third prizes respectively, courtesy of our partners Medihauxe Pharma Pvt. Ltd; Senior Experts, Sri Dhanalaxmi Enterprises. Five consolation prizes of Rs 1000/-each will be given. The initiative is partnered with several organizations such as T-Hive, eGalleria Mall; Rotract Club, Hyderabad East; SecunderabadRotract; KCGF Budhapurnima; Lodge Keys No. 297; PR Creatives; Wow Villages Rural Tourism Vlog.

It was in January this year, JCI Budhapurnima Hyderabad published a New Year 2022 Calendar, saluting Funeral workers among others. It was not merely launched but personally handed over much to their surprise which resulted in some touching moments and made a funeral worker get tears in his eyes

We only knew how we survived the pandemic with the increased workload, almost twenty hours of workload, and measly wages. We have seen the hell they shared. This is the first time we were ever cared for, invited, honored and appreciated for our services, observed Shanti Kumar, a Manager from Bansilalpet Crematorium. He along with his two other colleagues graced the Best Signature Contest unveiling function.

Dr. Mamata Reddy Joins AI Logistix as a Co-Founder & CHRO

India, 26th October 2022: AI Logistix, your LAST sMILE delivery partner that aims to electrify the logistics with its end-to-end Green logistics solutions is pleased to announce that Dr. Mamata Reddy is joining as Co-Founder & Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) to head HR & Admin responsibilities with a focus on people & organizational development.

Mamata holds 10+ years of experience as an entrepreneur. She started her journey as an IT Engineer and her creative streak made her choose a path where she went to become an Aesthetic Clinical Derma Cosmetologist. She has seen the most underestimated success path of starting companies in real estate, and interiors and made them successful ventures within no time. Mamata is one of the main pillars behind AI Logistix getting into Green Deliveries as she is concerned about the environment, and organic products and is a strong woman trying to make this logistics space an equal opportunity player for women & transgender.

Talking about her new role, Mamata Reddy said, ”I firmly believe that hiring and developing people is the most important strategy for any organization because you bet on people and not on strategies. End of the day it’s people who run the organization and people are the differentiating factors. I am focussed to create an impeccable woman & Transgender workforce and make AI Logistix the Best Employer and Equal opportunity player.”

Abdul Khadeer, Founder & CEO of AI Logistix, said,” Dr. Mamata Reddy would be an excellent asset for AI Logistix as we are all about providing Customer excellence and that happens only when we have good people around. Her focus on making logistics an equal opportunity player for Women and Trangenders is something which can change the mindset of people and make this company one of the best places to work.”

AI Logistix recently rebranded itself and is aiming to become the go-to LAST SMILE delivery partner by focusing on zero-carbon emission (Green deliveries) across India.

Mamata Reddy is based out of Bangalore. She has done a Ph.D. in Clinical Cosmetology, Aesthetic Dermatology, Food Science & Nutrition from Dr. M.G.R University, Chennai, and MSc. in Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics from KSOU, Mysore.

Eleven LVPEI Scientists Featured in the World Ranking of Top 2% Scientists

A Study by Stanford University ranks eleven researchers from L V Prasad Eye Institute among the top 2% world researchers.

Hyderabad, 26th October 2022: Five of them are listed among the top 2% of scientists in the field of Ophthalmology based on their lifetime citations – Dr Gullapalli N Rao – Founder and Distinguished Chair of Eye Health, Dr Savitri Sharma – Director Emeritus, Laboratory Services, Prof Jill Keeffe – Visiting Professor, Dr Prashant Garg – Executive Chair and Prof/Dr Mohammad Javed Ali – Senior Oculoplastic Clinician and Scientist. They also feature in the top 2% based on the most recent citations in 2021, along with four other senior clinicians and scientists from LVPEI – Dr Swathi Kaliki, Dr Rohit Khanna, Dr Taraprasad Das, and Dr Sayan Basu. Additionally, Dr Shivaji Sisinthy and Prof D Balasubramanian – Directors Emeritus, Research, LVPEI, also feature in this list for Microbiology and Biochemistry & Molecular Biology respectively.

This study was first done in 2020, and this is the third consecutive year for the LVPEI scientists to be listed among the top 2% eminent researchers in the world. “With over 4000 publications, research is one of the core focus areas at L V Prasad Eye Institute. It is heartening to see that clinicians and scientists from LVPEI continue to be listed among the top eye researchers worldwide. I congratulate everyone on the global eye researchers list,” said Dr Prashant Garg, Executive Chair, L V Prasad Eye Institute.

This database of top-cited scientists has been created by a team of scientists at Stanford University, USA, and Elsevier BV, a Netherlands-based publishing company. According to the Stanford – Elsevier report published last week, the rank is based on the top 100,000 by C-scores (number of citations, excluding self-citations) or a percentile rank of 2% or above. It includes scientists spread over 22 fields and 176 sub-fields across all disciplines.

Nxtdigital Launches Its Broadband-over-satellite Solution “NXTSkyFi” Over Diwali

NXT DIGITAL Ltd., the premier media and communications vertical of the global Hinduja Group announced the launch of “NXTSkyFi” – its broadband-over-satellite (BOS) solution. The launch in the scenic town of Tawang over Diwali heralded the BOS service across Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. The BOS service will be extended to the rest of India in a phased manner.

Speaking at a function that was attended by leading dignitaries including Sh. Rinchin Leta, the in-charge DC of Tawang; Sh. Tsetan Chombey of the BJP National Party Minority Morcha; Sh. Tenzin Jambey, Project Director DRDA Tawang and other senior civil servants; Sh. Nawang Chita, the DIPRO of Tawang lauded NXTDIGITAL for its launch of its BOS service and pointed out that “this launch coincides with a historic day for Arunachal Pradesh. We are proud to have the service inaugurated here. We urge NXTDIGITAL to provide such services that augment the lives of citizens by providing education and so many other digital services – across all of Arunachal Pradesh and the north-east of India quickly”.

The NXTSkyFi BOS offering is innovative in that it is a “bundled” offering – providing customers access to solutions like interactive education, digital cinema on demand, OTT, TV channels, and other online solutions; and not just a “passive Internet pipe”. It has already onboarded two leading partners, TATA Studi and Jadooz, besides signing on to leading OTT platforms to deliver infotainment content to the last mile.

TATA Studi, says Sachin Torne, Chief Business Officer at TATA ClassEdge, “is an award-winning interactive learning solution founded on the science of learning – giving students access to a highly effective learning method, recommended by learning scientists”.

Jadooz, a company founded by Padmashree Shobana

Jadooz, a company founded by Padmashree Shobana and veteran media executive Rahul Nehra is focused on interactive big-screen education and entertainment, with a focus on rural and emerging markets. Jadooz has already launched 20 centers in India where NXTSkyFi will partner for its BOS solution.

Says Sameer Kanse, Chief Business Officer at NXTDIGITAL, “NxtSkyFi is an innovative solution. For retail users it goes beyond uninterrupted internet connectivity to offer real solutions to enrich the lives of customers, through our partnerships. For OTT providers, it leverages our connectivity together with over 1,500 locations-based Edge Content Delivery network (CDN) solution to address low latency requirements – enhancing the user experience, facilitating higher subscriber addition and retention. For enterprises, we have a myriad of solutions including bundling BOS with fiber connectivity for optimal reach and cost-efficiency”.

NXTDIGITAL’s approach is to leverage it’s vast network of over 10,000 Digital Service Partners and presence in over 4,500 pin codes across India to deliver a range of solutions from education and healthcare to information and entertainment. The BOS solution will form a critical part of the company’s national “NXTmesh” network project – seeking to integrate connectivity across India through its own fiber and the vast national fiber network of its partners. The focus will remain on ensuring innovative business models and reliable connectivity solutions for its retail and enterprise customers.

Vynsley Fernandes, Managing DirectoVynsley Fernandes, Managing Director, and CEO at NXTDIGITAL pointed out that “The launch of NXTSkyFi is in line with our vision to build out a pan-India network of digital infrastructure to fulfill our government’s objective of a digital and truly “connected” India. This launch fits in with our expanding portfolio of digital TV via fiber and HITS and our terrestrial broadband connectivity which has expanded significantly over the last couple of years. The recent launch of our OneDigital product will also ride on the back of our BOS initiative bringing television, broadband, OTT, VoIP, WIFI and CCTV solutions to markets where reliable connectivity is a challenge. The launch of our broadband over satellite service also triggers off the first phase of our relationship with Thaicom – as we look to work together to bring emerging solutions to India”.

As envisaged in the binding MOU between NXTDIGITAL and Thaicom, the plan is to develop and offer a portfolio of global emerging digital solutions – critical to the mission of a digital India. These solutions, already developed and deployed by Thaicom elsewhere in the world include satellite artificial intelligence solutions comprising space-based data technologies for agriculture, disaster relief & natural resource management to public WIFI systems and drones for augmenting rural digital solutions. With India’s significant dependence on agriculture and the incumbent challenges of crop management – the satellite-based AI will help by providing mission-critical data on tap. Both companies have also agreed to set up a Centre for Excellence to develop new satellite and related digital-based technologies through artificial intelligence and analytics – leveraging deep-tech research and development that both companies are known for.

Bridal Lehengas for a Cozy Winter Wedding

Bridal Lehengas for a Cozy Winter Wedding

Aaliya Deeba, founder of Ideebs London, a Couture Label

While the bridal fashion style world is thriving with elective outfit thoughts, with regard to the gigantic Indian weddings, there is in no way like an alluring lehenga choli. Rich yet stylish, lehengas are potentially the most dazzling clothing for the lady of the hour to wear on her big day. Indeed, the colder time of year month is measurably the most un-famous season for marriage. However, as a general rule, the colder time of year wedding is genuinely surprising.

The whole season Is loaded up with a feeling of charm and captivation. Furthermore, the celebratory soul around special times of the year can carry a feeling of fellowship to your important day. In the event that you are contemplating the colder time of year chills and are returning to the stage to dress like a diva at your wedding. Sit back and relax, you are at the right stop for snatching the colder time of year wedding thoughts that will assist you with acing your design game for your D-day!

Have a look at these Winter Wedding Lehengas (fabric and style)

Silk

Silk textures are intended to keep you warm and subsequently are one of the best textures for winter weddings. You can enhance a silk lehenga with decorated plans as your winter wedding dress and kill in solace and style.

Satin

On the off chance that you are not of the assessment to spend a lot on silk texture, glossy silk is another best option. It is smooth, doesn’t tingle the skin, and falls well since it is additionally lightweight. Silk lehengas are their very own delight, and enhance you with an eminent look, without settling on the quality.

Velvet

Velvet will be velvet-lofty, rich, and complex. Velvet is perhaps the best texture that will make you faint in solace and stylish style. The richness of a velvet lehenga is unparalleled for winter weddings. Velvet looks smart in shades like blue, peacock blue, wine red, and so forth. These are one of the top-picked conceals selected by ladies.

Full Sleeved Blouse

A blouse with a full sleeve on a lehenga for a winter wedding can be a rescuer from the super virus. A full-sleeved shirt looks perfect on all body types. You have the freedom to go for differentiating conceals for pullovers as per your lehenga.

Jacket

Rather than the typical blouse, have a go at wearing a midriff-length jacket that clearly works out positively for the lehenga and keeps you warm. Not really a denim jacket, yet an ethnic one in a differentiating or comparative shade that will coordinate impeccably with the lehenga and look beautiful. You might facilitate your husband-to-be’s outfit concealment for your jacket.

Double Dupatta

The prettiest pattern is of matching the lehenga with double dupattas that in a flash, emphasize a lady’s look. They are without a doubt a feature of the outfit. Ladies will generally pick their wedding lehenga relying upon the dupatta. This won’t just save you from freezing yet additionally decorate you with stunning clothing for the colder time of year wedding.

Myths about Breast Cancer

Dr. P Vijay Karan Reddy, Consultant Oncologist, Apollo Cancer Institutes, Hyderabad.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, with every 1 in 8 being diagnosed. As much as there is increasing awareness about its prevention and especially early detection, it’s important to bust the myths of breast cancer as well to make sure you don’t “miss the trick” and end up delaying the diagnosis. This October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let’s busy the myths about breast cancer!

1. Only older people can develop breast cancer.

Even though the likelihood that a breast lump is cancerous is higher in elderly women, it is never zero. Breast cancer is known to strike people of all ages, so even a young girl should see a doctor and get checked out if she notices a sudden change in how her breast feels or looks.

2. Breast cancer cannot develop while a woman is pregnant or breastfeeding.

When pregnant or breastfeeding, most women ignore subtle breast symptoms because they think they are “normal” changes. This frequently turns out to be dangerous and may delay diagnosis. Although early pregnancy and breastfeeding lower a woman’s lifetime risk, cancer can manifest during these times.

3. Breast cancer may develop when tight, underwired, or black bras are worn.

One of the most prevalent pieces of false information about breast cancer frequently spread among women is this one. Your underwear selection is crucial for your comfort but does not affect your likelihood of developing breast cancer.

4. Deodorants cause breast cancer.

There is no conclusive scientific evidence connecting the use of deodorants and antiperspirants with an elevated risk of developing breast cancer, despite claims that underarm deodorants containing aluminum and parabens may be carcinogenic.

5. Physical harm may result in breast cancer.

Patients frequently blame an injury on their breast lump. Most of the time, the injury is not what causes the breast lump; instead, it merely draws your attention to an existing breast lump. Hematomas can develop after physical trauma, but breast cancer never does.

6. Sugar and dairy consumption lead to breast cancer.

Due to the hormone content, some studies have suggested that drinking milk may increase your risk of developing breast cancer. However, it is not advised to eliminate dairy or sugar from your diet. The importance of moderation cannot be overstated. Breast cancer risk increases with any unbalanced diet that may result in weight gain, especially if you are postmenopausal.

7. Breast pain is a sign of breast cancer.

If a breast lump or nipple discharge does not cause pain, women frequently ignore them. It is probably in our nature to disregard things that don’t bother us, but it’s crucial to understand that most cancerous lumps are painless.

8. You are immune to breast cancer if there is no family history.

This is entirely false. and the majority of Hereditary or familial factors are only 5–10% of causes of breast cancer, there is no family history of breast, ovarian, or other cancers among newly diagnosed patients.

9. Mammograms prevent breast cancer.

A mammogram is an X-ray of the breast tissue. Early breast cancer detection is beneficial and frequently advised for women over 40. Although it may miss some cancers in younger women, it does not prevent cancer.

10. Breast cancer cannot affect men.

Last but not least, breast cancer can also affect men. Despite having a much lower chance, breast cancer is known to affect men and can manifest as a lump or chest ulcer.

Where there is a will there is a way. This Breast Cancer Awareness month make sure you go get yourself screened.