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  • Eminent women of the country honored at Abhyuday Vatsalyam Women Achievers Award-2022

    Eminent women of the country honored at Abhyuday Vatsalyam Women Achievers Award-2022

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    IAS Nidhi Choudhary Receiving the award

    April 8: The Women Achievers Award was organized by National Hindi News Magazine “Abhyuday Vatsalyam” on 5th April, 2022 at Hotel ITC Grand Central, Mumbai in which UPL Limited’s Chairman Padma Bhushan Rajjubhai Shroff was present as the Chief Guest and Niranjan Hiranandani, Managing Director of Hiranandani Group, Navneet Munot, MD & CEO of HDFC Mutual Fund, Abhay Tiwari, MD & CEO of SUD Life Insurance, Sharad Mathur, Managing Director & CEO of Universal Sompo General Insurance Company Limited, and Santosh Mishra, Managing Director of Sanfran Group were present as Guest of Honour. 5th April was a day of high celebration. Sixteen worthy winners of Abhyuday Vatsalyam Women Achievers Award-2022 were recognized for their significant contribution to the nation and society.

    The winners of the Abhyuday Vatsalyam Women Achievers Award-2022 are -:

    Changemaker of the Year – Neerja Birla, Founder & Chairperson, Aditya Birla Education Trust

    Best Politician of the Year – Rupali Chakankar, Chairperson, Maharashtra State Women Commission

    Social Reformer of the Year – Adv Abha Singh, Eminent Lawyer

    Best Bureaucrat of the Year- IAS Nidhi Chaudhary, District Magistrate & Collector, Mumbai Suburban

    Outstanding Healthcare Leader of the Year – Ameera Shah, Managing Director, Metropolis Healthcare Ltd

    Exemplary Woman of the Year – Vidya Shah, Executive Chairperson, EdelGive Foundation

    Best Woman CEO of the Year – Sulajja Firodia Motwani, CEO, Kinetic Green Energy & Power Solutions Limited

    Financial Leader of the Year – Bhavna Doshi, Partner, Bhavna Doshi Associates LLP

    Emerging IT Leader of the Year – Reena Tiwari, CEO, Aarav Global Products & Services Pvt. Ltd.

    Exemplary Woman in Human Welfare – Sheetal Karulkar, Vice Chairperson, Karulkar Pratishthan

    Best Classical Singer – Padmashree Dr. Soma Ghosh, Eminent Classical Singer

    Exemplary Educationist of the Year – Dr. Maithili Tambe, CEO, the Academy School (TAS)

    Best Journalist of the Year – Sudha Shrimali, Business Editor, Navbharat Times, Mumbai

    Best HR Strategist of the Year – Purvi Sheth, CEO, Shilputsi India

    Covid Warrior – Dr. Pallavi Saple, Dean, JJ Group of Hospitals

    Exemplary Woman Entrepreneur of the Year – Amisha Vora, Joint Managing Director, Prabhudas Liladher Group

    On this occasion, Kripashankar Tiwari, Founder Editor of Abhyuday Vatsalyam News Magazine, while addressing the program expressed his views on various issues related to women empowerment. Addressing the program, the Editor-in-Chief of Abhyuday Vatsalyam News Magazine, Alok Ranjan Tiwari said that today women are showing their talent in every field and they have outdone men in all fields.

    It is worth mentioning here that Aditya Birla Education Trust’s Founder and Chairperson Neerja Birla’s award was received by her youngest daughter Advaitesha Birla, who is the founder of Ujaas NGO and is doing a lot of work at the grassroot level on various issues related to Menstrual Hygiene and Women’s Welfare. Many eminent people from the industry, politics, administration, journalism, and social sectors of Mumbai attended this grand event.

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  • Potential Covid-19 recurrence in 25% patients- Practo Report – Primex News Network

    Potential Covid-19 recurrence in 25% patients- Practo Report – Primex News Network

    Covid cases vs Covid Consults across all three waves in comparison with pre-covid times

    The report ‘Understanding COVID-19: Comparing all three waves in India’ analyses how Indians accessed healthcare during the three covid waves The average time spent by a patient with a doctor online during this time was 30 minutes, which is comparable to in-person visits.

    India, April 7: In the last two years, digital healthcare has played an important role in managing the Covid-19 pandemic. In managing the crisis – especially through all three waves in India – there has been tremendous growth in telemedicine, raising the possibility of a future where digital healthcare services will coexist with in-clinic visits in a hybrid setup.

    Indicating the start of such a transition, Practo’s insights report – ‘Understanding Covid-19: Comparing the three waves’ reveals that nearly a quarter of the total users on Practo consulted online for COVID-19 during all three waves. While online doctor consultation has become widely popular as a quick and convenient way to seek timely care, the average time spent by a patient with a doctor online on Practo during this time was 30 minutes, which is comparable to in-person visits.

    With covid cases rising again around the world giving way to speculations about an impending fourth wave, it is necessary to understand the health trends from the first three waves so that the healthcare industry is better prepared.

    Report findings during all three waves:

    • 70% of all online consultations for COVID-19
    • Second wave was the deadliest with a 1500% surge in online consultations at its peak
    • 57% of all telemedicine users experienced it for the first time
    • 54% of all online consultations were from millennials and Gen Zs
    • There was 50% growth in alternate medicine like Ayurveda and Homeopathy
    • Specialities like Dental, Psychiatry and Sexology saw growth in in-person appointments
    • Dolo 650mg, Zincovit, Limcee 500mg, Azee 500mg, Pan D capsule were the most ordered medicines
    • Covid-19 swab test, Complete blood count test, Thyroid profile and HBA1c were the most ordered diagnostic tests

    Covid cases vs Covid Consults across all three waves in comparison with pre-covid times

    Regarding consultations associated with COVID-19, as expected, the second wave saw a massive surge, as demand for General Physicians, Pulmonologists, Cardiologists and Gynecologists remained high, especially among young people. With a focus on other key insights during this wave of the pandemic, this report, in addition to drawing a comparison between all three waves, also summarizes the post-COVID impact registered over the last few weeks.

    Isolation amid successive lockdowns, the trauma of death in the family due to COVID-19 or associated ailments, and anxiety about an uncertain future have brought the discourse on mental health to the fore, demonstrated by an increase in online doctor consultations with psychiatrists on Practo during the second wave. Another significant development has been a rising interest in alternative medications like Ayurveda and Homoeopathy, as the natural resilience and immunity of the body came into sharp focus during the pandemic.

    Prof. Rajendra Pratap Gupta, Author of the best-seller: ‘Digital Health – Truly Transformational’ and Chairman – Digital Health Academy & Health Parliament, said, “For most of us who have been championing digital adoption over the past two decades, this digital health revolution is not just evolutionary; it is revolutionary – either corporates or technologists have led the first two revolutions, and this time, this is being led by patients. A bottom-up movement always trumps all barriers. This study reveals that digital health adoption is growing exponentially across urban, rural areas, specialities, and age groups.  As work from home (WFH) becomes a reality, Consult from Home (CFH) is also becoming prominent.  The hybrid model of care is a reality now.”

    Dr Alexander Kuruvilla, Chief Healthcare Strategy Officer, Practo, said, “India’s healthcare system saw a paradigm shift in its approach to deliver care during the COVID-19 pandemic. At a time when hospitals and care delivery units were overwhelmed by the rising number of positive COVID cases, telemedicine served as an efficient and effective alternative, saving lives and critical resources like hospital beds. Apart from the devastation that the pandemic brought, it also did reinstate the fact that quality healthcare can be made accessible and affordable to all.”

    To know about the detailed insights and what the doctors have to say, please refer to the comprehensive insights report here – https://www.practo.com/company/insights/covid-19-insights.pdf

  • Potential Covid-19 recurrence in 25% patients- Practo Report

    Potential Covid-19 recurrence in 25% patients- Practo Report

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    Covid cases vs Covid Consults across all three waves in comparison with pre-covid times

    The report ‘Understanding COVID-19: Comparing all three waves in India’ analyses how Indians accessed healthcare during the three covid waves The average time spent by a patient with a doctor online during this time was 30 minutes, which is comparable to in-person visits.

    India, April 7: In the last two years, digital healthcare has played an important role in managing the Covid-19 pandemic. In managing the crisis – especially through all three waves in India – there has been tremendous growth in telemedicine, raising the possibility of a future where digital healthcare services will coexist with in-clinic visits in a hybrid setup.

    Indicating the start of such a transition, Practo’s insights report – ‘Understanding Covid-19: Comparing the three waves’ reveals that nearly a quarter of the total users on Practo consulted online for COVID-19 during all three waves. While online doctor consultation has become widely popular as a quick and convenient way to seek timely care, the average time spent by a patient with a doctor online on Practo during this time was 30 minutes, which is comparable to in-person visits.

    With covid cases rising again around the world giving way to speculations about an impending fourth wave, it is necessary to understand the health trends from the first three waves so that the healthcare industry is better prepared.

    Report findings during all three waves:

    • 70% of all online consultations for COVID-19
    • Second wave was the deadliest with a 1500% surge in online consultations at its peak
    • 57% of all telemedicine users experienced it for the first time
    • 54% of all online consultations were from millennials and Gen Zs
    • There was 50% growth in alternate medicine like Ayurveda and Homeopathy
    • Specialities like Dental, Psychiatry and Sexology saw growth in in-person appointments
    • Dolo 650mg, Zincovit, Limcee 500mg, Azee 500mg, Pan D capsule were the most ordered medicines
    • Covid-19 swab test, Complete blood count test, Thyroid profile and HBA1c were the most ordered diagnostic tests

    Covid cases vs Covid Consults across all three waves in comparison with pre-covid times

    Regarding consultations associated with COVID-19, as expected, the second wave saw a massive surge, as demand for General Physicians, Pulmonologists, Cardiologists and Gynecologists remained high, especially among young people. With a focus on other key insights during this wave of the pandemic, this report, in addition to drawing a comparison between all three waves, also summarizes the post-COVID impact registered over the last few weeks.

    Isolation amid successive lockdowns, the trauma of death in the family due to COVID-19 or associated ailments, and anxiety about an uncertain future have brought the discourse on mental health to the fore, demonstrated by an increase in online doctor consultations with psychiatrists on Practo during the second wave. Another significant development has been a rising interest in alternative medications like Ayurveda and Homoeopathy, as the natural resilience and immunity of the body came into sharp focus during the pandemic.

    Prof. Rajendra Pratap Gupta, Author of the best-seller: ‘Digital Health – Truly Transformational’ and Chairman – Digital Health Academy & Health Parliament, said, “For most of us who have been championing digital adoption over the past two decades, this digital health revolution is not just evolutionary; it is revolutionary – either corporates or technologists have led the first two revolutions, and this time, this is being led by patients. A bottom-up movement always trumps all barriers. This study reveals that digital health adoption is growing exponentially across urban, rural areas, specialities, and age groups.  As work from home (WFH) becomes a reality, Consult from Home (CFH) is also becoming prominent.  The hybrid model of care is a reality now.”

    Dr Alexander Kuruvilla, Chief Healthcare Strategy Officer, Practo, said, “India’s healthcare system saw a paradigm shift in its approach to deliver care during the COVID-19 pandemic. At a time when hospitals and care delivery units were overwhelmed by the rising number of positive COVID cases, telemedicine served as an efficient and effective alternative, saving lives and critical resources like hospital beds. Apart from the devastation that the pandemic brought, it also did reinstate the fact that quality healthcare can be made accessible and affordable to all.”

    To know about the detailed insights and what the doctors have to say, please refer to the comprehensive insights report here – https://www.practo.com/company/insights/covid-19-insights.pdf

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  • AKBF holds a historic boxing competition on a cruise ship

    AKBF holds a historic boxing competition on a cruise ship

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    The Pro Fight Night is an initiative of noted international trainer and boxing promoter Amjad Khan

    Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], April 7: The Amjad Khan Boxing Foundation (AKBF), an initiative of reputed former boxer and boxing promoter, hosted a historic boxing competition on a cruise ship, which was the first of its kind in Kolkata and only the second in the country.

    Khan, who has represented India on various global platforms and was recently felicitated at the Star Awards Season 2 for his efforts to promote boxing, boxers, and other sportspersons, launched Pro Fight Night to provide a unique platform and boxing opportunities for aspiring boxers. The 9th edition of Pro Fight Night was organised on March 26 onboard Millennium Park, one of the cruise vessels of Vivada Cruises, and allowed many new boxers. The atmosphere at the cruise ship was electric as enthusiastic spectators cheered for their favourite boxers.

    “The 9th edition of Pro Fight Night was truly historic. Apart from the unique venue, we saw many close and exciting boxing bouts between highly talented boxers. The credit for its success goes to Amjad Khan, who promotes upcoming boxers and talented sportspersons in other disciplines. We also extend our sincere gratitude to the boxers, audience, and wonderful sponsors. Without whose support, the event would not have been possible,” said AKBF Vice President Shabbier Hamza.

    Mr. Hamza said the 10th edition of Pro Fight Night is already being planned, and its details would be announced soon on Amjad Khan’s Facebook page and AKBF’s website www.akbf.in

    “We are also looking forward to hosting an international event soon,” he said further.

    Boxing enthusiast and businessman Jamal Islam of Subnur Creation, venue partner Vivada Cruises, Kunal, the owner of Karv Minerals and Chemicals, gloves partner AXG New Goal, travel firm EMechmart and its founder Tale Mohammad Khan, Bright Path, SITI, and VKR Films & Photography were among the key partners of the Pro Fight Night, which also received support from businessmen and AKBF advisory board member Sahil Peerzada. Pro Boxing coach Chandan Singh was also a part of the Event, and Saurabh Pal managed the event.

    Among the contests, Heli Tana Tara got the better of Hashmat Nurani in the Super Fly Weight category. Anshu Kumar Shaw defeated Ashfaque Khan in the Feather Weight category, while Abhishek Kumar beat Banty Singh in the Super Light Weight category.

    In the Super Welter Weight category, Manoj Singh defeated Ankit Jangir, while Yugandhar Tambat got the better of Jalaluddin Sheikh Meree in the Super Middle Weight category.

    The bout between Nawid Mohammedi and Manjeet in the Under Weight Category of Super Bantam ended in a draw. The final bout was in the Under Weight category of Super Middle, in which Sahil Singh defeated Kaleem Ahmed Khan.

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  • Jai Bheem Short Video App’s live streaming of Prof Hari Narke’s Lecture on Untiring efforts of Krantijyoti Savitrimai Phule’s contribution towards the education of girl child

    Jai Bheem Short Video App’s live streaming of Prof Hari Narke’s Lecture on Untiring efforts of Krantijyoti Savitrimai Phule’s contribution towards the education of girl child

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    New Delhi (India), April 7: The Lecture on Krantijyoti Savitrimai Phule’s 125th Memorial Day titled as – Savitrimai’s contribution towards upliftment of the backward classes was presented by JAI BHEEM Short Video App. It was streamed live on Facebook and telecast on Awaaz India TV Channel and the YouTube channel of Jai Bheem Short Video App. The Speaker was Professor Shri Hari Narke, Head of Mahatma Phule Chair in Pune University and an author and orator.

    Prof. Hari Narke is the author of 53 books and is mainly noted for his works on Mahatma Jyotirao Phule and Savitrimai Jyotiba Phule. He has delivered lectures across Europe, the Middle East and Asian countries, apart from being the most sought after speaker across India.

    The live streaming was moderated by the Head of Awaaz India Channel, Mr Aman Kamble. The streaming began with a short clip on Savitrimai Phule and her husband, Jyotiba Phule, who set up the first school for girls in 1848 at Bhide Wada in Pune. Savitribai was the principal of this pioneer institution that was open to girls from all castes and communities. This was the first occasion for girls from the Dalit community to attend school.

    Such was the opposition from the society in that era that often, the ladies of Pune threw Cow-Dung and stones at Savitribai during her commute to the school, as they thought girls going to school was anti-religion during that time. She also set up a Centre for Expectant widows as widows delivering children used to be considered a blotch on society. Savitribai took care of the upbringing of these so called ‘unwanted children and even adopted a child into her family.

    After the death of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, Savitrimai took over the responsibilities of Sahitya Sangram. Such was the dedication to serve the people that during the outburst of Plague in Pune, Savitrimai immersed herself in complete service to the plague victims. This eventually resulted in her being diagnosed with a plague that led to the end of her life.

    “There is a widespread of illiteracy; casteism spread across India hence we had initiated our work towards the eradication of these ills of the society, replied Mahatma Jyotiba Phule and Savitrimai to a British media person,” was the initial observation of Prof. Hari Narke. He himself was born in an impoverished Mali caste family at Talegaon Dhamdhere, Tal. Shirur, Dist. Pune managed to complete his education by working in a graveyard.

    Says Girish Wankhede, the CEO of Jai Bheem Short Video App, “We at Jai Bheem App are highly privileged that a great personality such as Professor Hari Narke chose our medium to speak about the contribution of Savitrimai Phule towards the upliftment of Backward classes. Prof Narke has narrated informative bits and experiences at length about Savitrimai Phule and her untiring efforts for the education of girl children.”

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  • Valiant Premier League Season 5 trophy launched by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendrabhai Patel, Vipul Narigara and Aman Rathod – Primex News Network

    Valiant Premier League Season 5 trophy launched by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendrabhai Patel, Vipul Narigara and Aman Rathod – Primex News Network

    April 6: In upcoming month of may Valiant Premier League Season-5 (VPL) will be held in Madhya Pradesh, VPL season-5 trophy was launched by Gujarat’s Chief minister Bhupendra Bhai Patel along with Gujarati celebs and Valiant Cricket Team Cricketer Vipul Narigara & Aman Rathod, Chief Minister of Gujarat Bhupendra Bhai Patel gave best wishes to Valiant Premier League for their initiative to promote rural area cricketers to the national level platform.

    Valiant premier league is one of the very popular leagues in India. Valiant Premier League (VPL) is a 20 overs league. The league was founded by the Valiant Cricket in 2012. One of the most popular leagues in Gujarat, VPL sees the participation of five teams, Each team plays one other, there are four league matches and the top two teams clash in the finals, Lots of rural players gets popularity through VPL & many of them gets sponsored by the well known sports companies, its a good platform provided to the rural talented cricketer by Valiant Cricket,  VPL has became an Iconic League in 2012, When Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji gave his best wishes letter to VPL, when he was the chief minister of Gujarat. And also the trophy of the first VPL which was launched by the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan. First edition of VPL was played in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh and all the matches was telecasted live on DD Sports.

    Vipul Narigara is a Valiant Cricket Team Cricketer. Apart from that, he has also acted in 2 TV songs. The first one is a Gujarati Song called “Jitvu Chhe” while the second one is “India Ki Shaan”. Vipul also has a massive fan following on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.  Aman Rathod is an Indian Body builder who has become a well known face in Gujarat as well in India. He won Mr. Vadodara bodybuilding show in 2021. He also became brand ambassador for the well known Indian sports brand Valiant. Aman Rathod is very active on his social media platforms. Nitin Chaudhari and Chetan Chaudhary is also Famous Valiant Cricketers in Gujarat.

    Aman Rathod Instagram: https://instagram.com/amanrathodreal

    Vipul Narigara: https://twitter.com/vipulnarigara22

     

  • India Paves the Way to Modern Pythian Games – Primex News Network

    India Paves the Way to Modern Pythian Games – Primex News Network

    April 6: Mr. Bijender Goel, Founder of Modern Pythian Games, is all set to address and present the Modern Pythian Games to the world for the first time at the annual general meeting of the Delphi Economic Forum at Delphi, Greece on April 7, 2022.

    Delphi Economic Forum, Athens, Greece, has invited Mr. Goel, in his official capacity as the founder of the Modern Pythian Games, to address their annual general meeting as the keynote speaker, to be held from April 6–9, 2022, at Delphi, Greece (origin of the Pythian Games). This annual general meeting of the Delphi Economic Forum is being held under the auspices of His Excellency the President of the Hellenic Republic of Greece, who opens the forum on the first day and is addressed by the Hon’ble Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic of Greece.

    Mr. Dalip Singh, IAS, former Chief Election Commissioner of Haryana and President of the Pythian Council of India, will accompany Mr.Goel during his 9-day visit.

    Before their departure, Mr. Goel and Mr. Dalip Singh called upon Mr. Govind Mohan, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism and Culture, Government of India, and briefed him about the developments. They shall meet the Indian Ambassador in Greece during their visit to brief him on the Pythian Games.

    Mr. Bijender Goel said that it is a great moment when modern Pythian Games inspired by the Greek history of ancient Pythian Games are being resurrected in India. I was proud when Delphi Economic Forum recognised this development and invited us to present the concept of Modern Pythian Games to the world and created a special session on this in their meeting.

    He shall be speaking on the topic of how Pythian Games can play an important role in the global economy in a post-COVID scenario, and how they can play an important role in the global economy and contribute to maintaining peace and harmony through arts and culture.

    The Pythian Games are to art and culture what the Olympics are to physical sports, and they were held in parallel with the Olympics in ancient Greece. The Pythian Games were one of Delphi’s four Pan-Hellenic Games and were in existence prior to 582 B.C. and were discontinued in 394 A.D. along with the Olympics and other Pan-Hellenic Games.

    There is evidence that Greek artists competed each year in accordance with the Delphi Peace Agreement. Delphi’s history shows a strong commitment to art, culture, tradition, and education. Baron Pierre de Coubertin reintroduced the Olympic Games in 1894 and wanted to revive the Pythian Games too. Instead of a resurrection of these games, he incorporated artistic competitions into the Olympics, which were modelled after ancient Pythian Games. Individuals from every country participated in music, literature, architecture, and artwork between 1912 and 1948. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) discontinued such competitions in 1954.

    Mr. Goel said that “the arts and culture have long been a power that links not only the heart and soul, but entire societies and nations together, but our artisans are still struggling for opportunities and don’t have the right platform to showcase their work, despite it being a multibillion-dollar industry today.

    We need to make the arts and culture industry more organized. This can only be done with the help of the multi-level organisational approach of the modern Pythian Games.

    We have given legal shape to the International Pythian Council as a non-profit, non-political, and non-religious organization, and it will take shape soon as the supreme authority of the global Pythian Games. It is set to create history by resurrecting the Modern Pythian Games of Arts and Culture with the backing of over 80 nations, soon from Delphi, Greece.

    This visit will play a very important role in finalising the dates and the grand revival ceremony.Mr. Goel also said that the expert technical committee of the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, has found “Pythian Games” relevant in an official communication and asked for additional information.

    The Pythian Games will be held every four years, and any national or state council should be able to bid for them with the assistance of their governments in order to host them.

    The various events have been created in different art categories and the games, festivals, and engagements will take place in each of the eight primary creative fields: musical arts, performing arts, visual arts, social and traditional arts, language and literary arts, architecture and ecology, robotics and digital arts, martial arts, entertainment games, adventure games, traditional games, and support in reviving dying art traditions.

    The sentiments from the Pythian Games are transforming into a global movement to support artisans, and that’s what our Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, desired in his recent speech on “MAN KI BAAT”.

  • India Paves the Way to Modern Pythian Games

    India Paves the Way to Modern Pythian Games

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    April 6: Mr. Bijender Goel, Founder of Modern Pythian Games, is all set to address and present the Modern Pythian Games to the world for the first time at the annual general meeting of the Delphi Economic Forum at Delphi, Greece on April 7, 2022.

    Delphi Economic Forum, Athens, Greece, has invited Mr. Goel, in his official capacity as the founder of the Modern Pythian Games, to address their annual general meeting as the keynote speaker, to be held from April 6–9, 2022, at Delphi, Greece (origin of the Pythian Games). This annual general meeting of the Delphi Economic Forum is being held under the auspices of His Excellency the President of the Hellenic Republic of Greece, who opens the forum on the first day and is addressed by the Hon’ble Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic of Greece.

    Mr. Dalip Singh, IAS, former Chief Election Commissioner of Haryana and President of the Pythian Council of India, will accompany Mr.Goel during his 9-day visit.

    Before their departure, Mr. Goel and Mr. Dalip Singh called upon Mr. Govind Mohan, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism and Culture, Government of India, and briefed him about the developments. They shall meet the Indian Ambassador in Greece during their visit to brief him on the Pythian Games.

    Mr. Bijender Goel said that it is a great moment when modern Pythian Games inspired by the Greek history of ancient Pythian Games are being resurrected in India. I was proud when Delphi Economic Forum recognised this development and invited us to present the concept of Modern Pythian Games to the world and created a special session on this in their meeting.

    He shall be speaking on the topic of how Pythian Games can play an important role in the global economy in a post-COVID scenario, and how they can play an important role in the global economy and contribute to maintaining peace and harmony through arts and culture.

    The Pythian Games are to art and culture what the Olympics are to physical sports, and they were held in parallel with the Olympics in ancient Greece. The Pythian Games were one of Delphi’s four Pan-Hellenic Games and were in existence prior to 582 B.C. and were discontinued in 394 A.D. along with the Olympics and other Pan-Hellenic Games.

    There is evidence that Greek artists competed each year in accordance with the Delphi Peace Agreement. Delphi’s history shows a strong commitment to art, culture, tradition, and education. Baron Pierre de Coubertin reintroduced the Olympic Games in 1894 and wanted to revive the Pythian Games too. Instead of a resurrection of these games, he incorporated artistic competitions into the Olympics, which were modelled after ancient Pythian Games. Individuals from every country participated in music, literature, architecture, and artwork between 1912 and 1948. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) discontinued such competitions in 1954.

    Mr. Goel said that “the arts and culture have long been a power that links not only the heart and soul, but entire societies and nations together, but our artisans are still struggling for opportunities and don’t have the right platform to showcase their work, despite it being a multibillion-dollar industry today.

    We need to make the arts and culture industry more organized. This can only be done with the help of the multi-level organisational approach of the modern Pythian Games.

    We have given legal shape to the International Pythian Council as a non-profit, non-political, and non-religious organization, and it will take shape soon as the supreme authority of the global Pythian Games. It is set to create history by resurrecting the Modern Pythian Games of Arts and Culture with the backing of over 80 nations, soon from Delphi, Greece.

    This visit will play a very important role in finalising the dates and the grand revival ceremony.Mr. Goel also said that the expert technical committee of the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, has found “Pythian Games” relevant in an official communication and asked for additional information.

    The Pythian Games will be held every four years, and any national or state council should be able to bid for them with the assistance of their governments in order to host them.

    The various events have been created in different art categories and the games, festivals, and engagements will take place in each of the eight primary creative fields: musical arts, performing arts, visual arts, social and traditional arts, language and literary arts, architecture and ecology, robotics and digital arts, martial arts, entertainment games, adventure games, traditional games, and support in reviving dying art traditions.

    The sentiments from the Pythian Games are transforming into a global movement to support artisans, and that’s what our Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, desired in his recent speech on “MAN KI BAAT”.

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  • Valiant Premier League Season 5 trophy launched by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendrabhai Patel, Vipul Narigara and Aman Rathod

    Valiant Premier League Season 5 trophy launched by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendrabhai Patel, Vipul Narigara and Aman Rathod

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    April 6: In upcoming month of may Valiant Premier League Season-5 (VPL) will be held in Madhya Pradesh, VPL season-5 trophy was launched by Gujarat’s Chief minister Bhupendra Bhai Patel along with Gujarati celebs and Valiant Cricket Team Cricketer Vipul Narigara & Aman Rathod, Chief Minister of Gujarat Bhupendra Bhai Patel gave best wishes to Valiant Premier League for their initiative to promote rural area cricketers to the national level platform.

    Valiant premier league is one of the very popular leagues in India. Valiant Premier League (VPL) is a 20 overs league. The league was founded by the Valiant Cricket in 2012. One of the most popular leagues in Gujarat, VPL sees the participation of five teams, Each team plays one other, there are four league matches and the top two teams clash in the finals, Lots of rural players gets popularity through VPL & many of them gets sponsored by the well known sports companies, its a good platform provided to the rural talented cricketer by Valiant Cricket,  VPL has became an Iconic League in 2012, When Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji gave his best wishes letter to VPL, when he was the chief minister of Gujarat. And also the trophy of the first VPL which was launched by the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan. First edition of VPL was played in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh and all the matches was telecasted live on DD Sports.

    Vipul Narigara is a Valiant Cricket Team Cricketer. Apart from that, he has also acted in 2 TV songs. The first one is a Gujarati Song called “Jitvu Chhe” while the second one is “India Ki Shaan”. Vipul also has a massive fan following on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.  Aman Rathod is an Indian Body builder who has become a well known face in Gujarat as well in India. He won Mr. Vadodara bodybuilding show in 2021. He also became brand ambassador for the well known Indian sports brand Valiant. Aman Rathod is very active on his social media platforms. Nitin Chaudhari and Chetan Chaudhary is also Famous Valiant Cricketers in Gujarat.

    Aman Rathod Instagram: https://instagram.com/amanrathodreal

    Vipul Narigara: https://twitter.com/vipulnarigara22

     

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  • M.P based Agriprenuer reviving traditional grinding methods – Primex News Network

    M.P based Agriprenuer reviving traditional grinding methods – Primex News Network

    April 6: Alka Sharma, a Women agriprenuer of Madhya Pradesh, trying to revive traditional method of food processing. By using Vedic stone aata chakki, silbatta’s (traditional stone grinders) thus restoring the nutrients of the food, all these and many more products will be made by women SHG’s in guidance of food technologist and nutritionist.

    The company Khadyot Naturals pvt. Ltd. is an upcoming processing and dehydration unit/facility in outskirts of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.

    The unit is fully managed by women entrepreneurs and have maximum tie-ups with women farmers across India, the unit is all set to create opportunities for rural women to form SHG’s (Self help groups) and start their own small enterprises.

    Some of the women farmers belong to remote tribals belt of India. But their dedication towards natural farming is tremendous and appreciable.

    Khadyot Naturals support these women by supporting them in buying seeds, giving training, and providing machines for value addition to their produce.

    The products which will be available are collected from across India, like famous turmeric lakadong from Meghalaya, Black pepper, black cardamon, tej patta from assam, dry ginger (saunth) from Orissa & Meghalaya, green cardamon, nutmeg, clove from Kerala, jeera, sauf ajwain , from Rajasthan, Kashmiri mirch from Jammu, khapli wheat from Maharashtra these are just few to name, the list goes on.

    Our target is to reach approx. 5000 women farmers this year and to train and empower them so that they may start their own entrepreneurial journey.