Author: Sutun Nayak

Raipur (Chhattisgarh) [India], September 11: BALCO Medical Centre (BMC), a leader in cancer care in central India, announces the 3rd edition of the Annual BMC Chhattisgarh Cancer Conclave, to be held from 19th to 21st September 2025 at Mayfair Lake Resorts, Naya Raipur. The conclave will also mark the 6th year of the ‘Choosing Wisely India’ meeting in collaboration with ecancer, Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai, and the National Cancer Grid.

This year’s theme, “Driving Common-Sense Oncology – Multi-disciplinary Management of Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, and Lung Cancers,” highlights the importance of coordinated, team-based care. Over three days, the conference will host more than 20 panel discussions, bringing together over 200 oncologists from across India and 10 international experts from the USA, UK, Switzerland, New Zealand, Singapore, Lebanon and Australia. They will share insights, discuss best practices, and encourage collaboration across oncology disciplines to improve treatment outcomes and patient experiences in India.

Dr. Bhawna Sirohi, Medical Director at Vedanta Medical Research Foundation (BALCO Medical Centre) says, “I am immensely grateful to see the growing response and enthusiasm for the conclave year after year. We are very excited to host one of the largest academic gatherings of Central India. Each scientific track is carefully curated to address real challenges in day-to-day care and to engage global and national stalwarts to understand how the same processes and ideas can be replicated in this part of the world to make quality cancer care affordable and accessible for all. The conclave is also a unique platform for young oncologists to learn, exchange ideas, and enhance their skills. Each year, we support 50 students (oncology residents) from across the country with travel grants, ensuring they are part of these discussions. This helps shape the next generation of oncologists to pursue evidence-based and informed clinical decisions that align with outcomes that truly matter to patients.”

The conclave will feature first-of-its-kind workshops in the region, including CAR-T cell apheresis, live surgical demonstration of head and neck cancers, mini-ACORD research workshop, communication skills training for end-of-life care and discussing prognosis, and hands-on contouring workshop on SBRT (Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy). In addition to the main scientific program, it will also host a Women for Oncology (W4O India) network meeting and a dedicated cancer prevention workshop aimed at strengthening cancer care delivery at the community level.

Last year, the conclave witnessed an overwhelming response with a footfall of more than 1,000 delegates, including clinicians, students, and healthcare professionals. This year’s edition, in collaboration with Anil Agarwal Foundation, American Society of Clinical Oncology, Nag Foundation, Chhattisgarh Hematology Association, and Chhattisgarh Oncology Association, is expected to be even larger, bringing together voices from across the world to plan a more effective path for equitable cancer care in India. Registration is now live, and interested participants can register by visiting the official website of BALCO Medical Centre: www.balcomedicalcentre.com

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New Delhi [India], September 10: The rapidly changing global education landscape is opening new doors for students who are eager to explore international opportunities. One such promising avenue is the growing educational cooperation between India and Russia. At the recently held India–Russia Education Conference, organized by KeGo Overseas Pvt. Ltd., delegates from both nations came together to strengthen bilateral ties in the field of higher education. The conference served as a vital platform for students, parents, education experts, and institutions to exchange knowledge and gain clarity on studying in Russia—an increasingly attractive destination for Indian learners.

The Purpose of the Conference

The central aim of this conference was to highlight Russia’s growing role as an international education hub and to showcase opportunities available for Indian students. It also emphasized building trust in Indo-Russian academic relations while addressing the practical concerns of aspirants considering higher studies abroad. With the presence of distinguished representatives—including experts from Russia’s Moscow State Linguistic University (MSLU)—the event proved to be a significant milestone in shaping future collaborations.

Key Highlights and Distinguished Guests

The event attracted attention from both Indian and Russian education circles. Among the notable speakers were:

• Ms. Maria, representing MSLU University, who shared Russia’s academic advantages and career opportunities for Indian students.

• Dr. Yogesh, an Indian education advisor, who emphasized the need for stronger Indo-Russian collaboration in higher studies.

• Mr. Ketan Golakiya, Gujarat’s representative and Director of KeGo Overseas Pvt. Ltd., who provided clarity on the visa process, student experiences, and the future vision of Indo-Russian educational partnerships.

Russia as a Reliable Education Destination

Speaking passionately about higher education, Ms. Maria from MSLU University highlighted how Russia is steadily emerging as one of the most reliable destinations for Indian students. She underlined three key aspects:

1. Quality of Education – Russian universities maintain globally recognized academic standards. Degrees obtained from Russia are not only acknowledged in India but also have high international credibility. This ensures that graduates can pursue careers worldwide without obstacles.

2. Safety and Student Welfare – With growing concerns about studying abroad, Ms. Maria emphasized that Russia offers complete safety measures for international students. Dedicated student services, secure accommodation, cultural inclusion, and medical support ensure Indian students feel at home.

3. Affordability and Opportunities – Compared to Western education hubs, the cost of education in Russia is relatively affordable. Combined with scholarships, research opportunities, and diverse courses (especially in medicine, engineering, and linguistics), Russia provides excellent value for aspiring Indian students.

Her address reassured the audience that choosing Russia not only secures high-quality education but also offers peace of mind for both students and their families.

Insights from the Indian Representatives

Dr. Yogesh, representing the Indian perspective, shed light on how Indo-Russian educational collaboration has evolved over the years. He emphasized that while Russia has long been recognized for its excellence in medical and technical education, its universities are now expanding into broader multidisciplinary domains—making it attractive for a wider pool of Indian students.

Meanwhile, Mr. Ketan Golakiya, Director of KeGo Overseas Pvt. Ltd., provided highly practical insights that drew significant interest from the audience. Speaking from years of experience in guiding Indian students abroad, he elaborated on:

• The Simplified Visa Process – One of the biggest hurdles for students going abroad is the visa procedure. Mr. Golakiya explained how Russia’s student visa system is straightforward and reliable. With the right guidance from KeGo Overseas, students can complete their documentation with ease and avoid unnecessary delays.

• Student Success Stories – To inspire the gathering, Mr. Golakiya shared real-life experiences of past students who pursued higher education in Russia. These stories not only highlighted academic success but also demonstrated how Indian students have excelled in building careers globally post-graduation.

• Building Long-term Trust – As someone deeply connected to Gujarat’s student community, Mr. Golakiya stressed how KeGo Overseas has consistently worked towards ensuring transparency, guidance, and personalized support for aspiring learners.

An Engaging Student Q&A Session

Perhaps the liveliest part of the conference was the interactive Question and Answer session, where Indian students put forward their doubts regarding studying in Russia. Some of the most discussed points included:

• Scholarships – Students were keen to know about the range of scholarships available and how to apply for them. Both Ms. Maria and Dr. Yogesh explained that Russian universities offer merit-based as well as need-based scholarships, making higher education financially accessible.

• Safety Abroad – Concerns about security and cultural adaptation were addressed thoroughly. Students were assured that Russia maintains strong safety protocols, and its universities actively work to integrate international students into society.

• Career Opportunities – Questions regarding job prospects post-graduation were answered convincingly, with the panel explaining that Russian degrees are recognized worldwide, enabling students to pursue careers across Europe, the Middle East, and even back in India.

The Q&A concluded on a positive note, with most students expressing confidence in considering Russia as their future study destination.

Why Russia is an Emerging Choice for Indian Students

The discussions at the conference highlighted why Russia is fast becoming a preferred educational hub for Indians:

• Affordable fees compared to countries like the USA, UK, and Canada.

• Strong global recognition of degrees, particularly in engineering, linguistics, and medical fields.

• A culturally rich yet welcoming environment for Indian students.

• Transparent guidance from consultants like KeGo Overseas Pvt. Ltd., who play a critical role in bridging concerns and providing smooth admission experiences.

The Role of KeGo Overseas in Building Trust

A recurring theme throughout the conference was the indispensable role of KeGo Overseas Pvt. Ltd. in connecting Indian students with Russian universities. Over the years, the organization has built its reputation as a trusted education consultant by focusing on:

• Transparent counseling and authentic information.

• Assistance with documentation, admission processes, and visa guidance.

• Helping students choose universities best aligned with their career goals.

• Offering post-admission support to ensure a smooth transition abroad.

For parents and students who might feel overwhelmed by the complexities of studying abroad, KeGo Overseas stands as a reliable partner in the education journey.

Conclusion: A Step Towards Stronger Indo-Russian Bonds

The India–Russia Education Conference provided more than just information—it inspired trust and confidence about pursuing higher education in Russia. With valuable inputs from both Russian and Indian representatives, the event succeeded in addressing doubts, showcasing opportunities, and reinforcing partnerships.

As globalization continues to make international education a necessity rather than a luxury, platforms like these play a crucial role in guiding young minds. Russia, with its global recognition, rich academic traditions, and safe environment, has emerged as one of the most promising destinations for Indian students. Guided by expert organizations like KeGo Overseas Pvt. Ltd., thousands of students now have the chance to achieve their academic and professional dreams—while also strengthening the educational bridge between India and Russia.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 11: After weeks of investor frenzy in NCDEX, the spotlight is now shifting to another jewel from the same stable—National E-Repository Ltd (NeRL). Backed by a government mandate and NABARD’s renewed thrust on warehouse receipt financing.

NeRL is no longer a hidden subsidiary. It is emerging as the hero of India’s digital agri-credit revolution. With a ₹10,000 crore target for e-NWR loans carved out of the record ₹32.5 lakh crore agri-credit plan for FY26, NeRL sits at the centre of policy, technology, and finance. In just the first quarter, pledge loans via e-NWRs touched ₹1,500 crore, underscoring early adoption momentum.

This push is tightly aligned with the Digital India theme – where farmers gain seamless access to formal credit, stored produce turns into liquid collateral, and banks plug into a trusted digital backbone. NeRL’s initiatives, including the e-Kisan Upaj Nidhi (e-KUN) marketplace and a Credit Guarantee Scheme, are designed to unlock scale and reduce friction across the value chain.

For investors, the writing on the wall is clear. If NCDEX once brought transparency to agri-commodity markets, NeRL is now rewriting the playbook for collateralised agri-credit – a business model that grows with every warehouse, every receipt, and every loan disbursed.

Investor Takeaways: Why NeRL is the Next Big Bet

• Policy-backed momentum: ₹10,000 crore e-NWR loan mandate within the ₹32.5 lakh crore GLC target.
• Early traction: ₹1,500 crore e-NWR pledge finance already achieved in Q1 FY26.
• Digital India alignment: NABARD support, e-KUN marketplace, and credit guarantees fuelling adoption.
• Scalable model: Every stored tonne of produce is a new financial asset waiting to be unlocked.
• Bottom line: With NABARD’s push, Digital India alignment, and policy tailwinds, NeRL is stepping out of NCDEX’s shadow and onto centre stage as the next big growth engine in agri-fintech.

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Pune (Maharashtra) [India], September 9: Zenaws, the cloud-labs platform for governed, usage-based technical training, announced a strategic partnership with Trinity Academy of Engineering (TAE) – a flagship institute of KJ’s Educational Institutes (KJEI) – and 3C IT Solutions & Telecoms (India) Ltd. (3C ITS) to establish a Campus Cloud Lab Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Pune. The launch will be inaugurated by Shri Prakash Javadekar, Chairperson of the National Tiger Conservation Authority and former Union Minister for HRD, and Shri Kalyan Jadhav, Founder-President, KJEI. (kjei.edu.in, ntca.gov.in)

The Zenaws-powered CoE enables lab-in-the-cloud experiences for students and faculty; no new server rooms or hardware refresh cycles. Departments will be able to spin up AI/GPU, Cybersecurity, Cloud Foundations, Data/ML, and DevOps environments in minutes, while administrators maintain guardrails (auto time-offs, quotas, spend caps) and NAAC-ready evidence through built-in analytics.

What the partnership delivers

• On-demand labs at any scale: CPU/RAM/GPU sandboxes that expand and contract with actual usage.
• Governed costs: Real-time meters, per-cohort budgets, and automated shutdown policies to prevent “cloud creep.”
• Academic outcomes: Tamper-proof submissions, outcome dashboards, and NAAC-aligned documentation for SSR/DVV.
• Industry alignment: Lab templates mapped to workplace stacks; support for hackathons, mini-projects, and internships.

Commenting on the launch, the Trinity Academy of Engineering leadership said:

“For us, practical engineering is judged by what students can actually build. This centre lets every learner open a production-grade lab from a browser, while the institute keeps tight control on access, cost and evidence. It’s a faster, smarter way to expand hands-on learning.” — Kalyan Jadhav, Founder President, KJEI

TAE, part of the KJEI group of institutions in Pune, is known for multi-disciplinary engineering programs and infrastructure that supports applied learning. (kjei.edu.in)

About Trinity Academy of Engineering (KJEI)

Trinity Academy of Engineering (TAE) is a flagship engineering institute under KJ’s Educational Institutes (KJEI) in Pune, Maharashtra, offering undergraduate and postgraduate programs across core and emerging disciplines. (kjei.edu.in, kjei.edu.in)

About 3C IT Solutions & Telecoms (India) Ltd.

3C ITS is a Pune-headquartered IT solutions company delivering end-to-end infrastructure, integration, and managed services to enterprises and institutions across India. (BSE: 3CIT) (3citsolutions.com, Yahoo Finance, Moneycontrol)

About Zenaws

Zenaws is a governed cloud-labs platform that lets institutions deliver AI/GPU, Cybersecurity, and Cloud labs on demand – your cloud, your keys, your data – with NAAC-ready evidence, role-based access, and automated cost guardrails.

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Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], September 10: Indrajeet, Digvijay, and Vaibhavi Sidnal grew up having ice creams that were not frozen desserts but creamy treats made with fresh milk from local dairies. Witnessing the modern ice cream market is filled with frozen desserts made with palm oil and other adulterated ingredients, the siblings were highly disappointed with what passes for ice cream in today’s market.

“Most of what you buy isn’t even technically ice cream anymore,” says one of the founders. “It’s a frozen dessert made with palm oils instead of milk.” This realisation prompted them to launch Magneta – Humara Ice Cream.

The name “Humara” wasn’t chosen randomly. The siblings wanted to create something that feels familiar and accessible, ice cream that belongs to everyone, not just premium buyers or specific age groups. Their tagline reflects this: it’s genuinely our ice cream, made the way families remember it.

Magneta’s approach is refreshingly straightforward. Every product contains 100% pure milk, no vegetable fats or artificial substitutes. They source ingredients locally, maintain strict hygiene standards, and keep everything vegetarian. The flavors range from classics that parents grew up with to newer premium options that appeal to younger palates.

Starting in Belagavi gives them certain advantages. Karnataka’s strong dairy tradition means fresh milk is readily available, and the brand sources it directly from the local suppliers. This keeps costs manageable while ensuring quality, something that’s harder to achieve when sourcing from distant locations.

The ice cream business in Belagavi has been expanding over the past few years, with more players entering the market. The presence of several already established brands, and summer brings increased competition as demand peaks. But the Sidnalsiblings believe there’s room for a brand that prioritises authentic dairy ingredients over profit margins.

Their timing coincides with growing consumer awareness about food ingredients. More families now read labels and ask questions about what they’re buying. Whether this trend will translate into sustained demand for Magneta’s milk-based approach remains to be seen.

For now, the three siblings are focused on cementing their position in the market, providing ice creams made with “100% pure milk.”

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