Category: National

India, February 11: The fifth edition of URJA Awards took place in the environs of a plush suburban hotel and marked the attendance of celebrated dignitaries and personalities like Mrs. Amruta Fadnavis, Mrs. Sharmila Thackeray, Medha Kulkarni and Rupali Chakankar. The award function was also graced by celebrities like Bhawana Pandey and sportsperson Anjali Bhagwat. Achievers from the fields of entertainment, sports, philanthropy, business and education were recognised for their immense contribution by Mrs Usha Kakade, Founder& President of Gravittus Foundation. Along with Mrs Usha Kakade, her daughter Komal Rohan Deshmukh and her daughter-in-law Devika Vikram Kakade reiterated how much pleasure and pride they felt by celebrating another edition of URJA Awards.

Mrs. Usha Kakade, said, “Nothing gives me greater pleasure than being able to recognise these unsung heroes of our society through the Gravittus Foundation, it’s a matter of great pride for us. Year on year, Gravittus Foundation pulls out and awards those people who have made heartfelt and sincere contributions towards bringing about a change and uplifting the fabric of our society by lending their time, energy and selfless support to various humanitarian causes.”

Ms. Urvi Jangam was awarded the Perseverance Award for her exceptional and excellent work in aiding the blind. Mrs Vidya Yeravdekar bagged an award for her outstanding contribution to the field of education while Dr Mrs Amita Phadnis was recognised for her work in medicine. Young and promising Rinku Rajguru took home the Promising Actor award and Akshay Badarpurkar cinched the OTT award. Ace choreographer and director par excellence, Ms Farah Khan Kunder won the well-deserved award for her contribution to cinema while the Young Media Leader award went to Anant Goenka. Preity Baney was awarded the Life and Style Transformational award for her contribution to the life and style space.

The Business Leader of the Year Award went rightfully to Yohan Poonawalla and further Popat Rao Pawar was commemorated for his philanthropic work in society. Braveheart Shaheed Hawaldar Sangram Patil won the bravery award posthumously. Suyesh Jadhav was awarded for his home run in the excellence in sports field alongside Kedar Jadhav, who won the Excellence in Cricket award. Finally, Ms. Zeenat Aman received a Lifetime Achievement award for her memorable and remarkable cinematic work over the years.

Gravittus Foundation functions under the guidance and supervision of Mrs Usha Kakade, who is an active philanthropist with a firm commitment to do her part for society and a visionary whose vision, has created a company with a robust foundation. Gravittus Foundation has been organising and hosting the URJA Awards for the past four years and the foundation has awarded several change-makers who have served society and societal causes selflessly.

The pandemic has fuelled the growth of the cosmetic surgery industry, which is offering hope and new life to thousands

Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], February 10: From being a tool in the quest for perfection for the rich to improve the quality of life of people with visible deformities, the cosmetic surgery industry has come a long way. As it has become more accessible and affordable due to efforts to cosmetic surgeons such as Dr. Saheb Gowda Shetty, the cosmetic surgery industry has witnessed exponential growth in India in recent years.

The phenomenon of ‘zoom boom’ during the Covid-19 pandemic has further buoyed the industry’s growth, notes Dr. Shetty of Dr. Shetty’s Cosmetic Centre in Bangalore, which has been ranked as a top cosmetic surgery centre from 2015 to 2021 by TOI.

“The digital explosion during the pandemic helped a lot of people connect with specialists online and clarify doubts about the available cosmetic surgery treatments and procedures. More people are undergoing cosmetic surgery than ever before, ushering in unprecedented growth for cosmetic surgery industry,” says Dr. Shetty, who has an experience of over 20 years and launched the standalone cosmetic surgery centre way back in 2012, and has received several prestigious awards and accolades over the years.

Dr. Shetty’s Cosmetic Centre not only offers extensive treatments to patients but also advances education, research and innovation in the field of cosmetic medicine. With a highly experienced team of plastic surgeons and skin specialists, the centre has conducted more than 12,000 procedures such as vaser liposuction, facial augmentation, breast procedures, body shaping, laser treatments, and hair transplantation, among others in the last decade. It is also one of the few centres offering permanent solutions for Melasma and dark circles.

“One of our most popular treatments is Stitch-less Multiple Lipoma removal. We are also carrying out procedures for VaserLipo / Inmode EmbraceRF for skin tightening, Stitch-less nose reshaping, 360-degree body contouring, scarless mole removal, stitch-less sebaceous cyst removal, among others,” he adds.

To know more about the clinic, please visit:

https://www.drshettys.in/   Dr. Shetty’s Cosmetic Centre

New Delhi (India), February 10: India is a land of enchantment and mysteries. The more you explore, the better you fall for it. If you are wondering how to know more, you have to read more.

Books have always been an integral part of our lives, since ancient times, and guess what? With the emergence of a better and more aware world, people are slowly understanding how books can teach them about a multitude of things.

The Last White Man in India, written by Subhuti Anand Waight, has been launched at Marshall’s Book Café, Berman Chouk, Aundh, Pune on 29th January. The book has become a hit and now there’s a waitlist to read it.

This book offers you a great story with the promise of finding deeper things hidden within you. In a way, you can work upon the “unknown” quadrant of the Johari Window, enhancing your understanding of yourself and others.

Steve Parkhurst is an arrogant English businessman with colonial attitudes, enjoying an easy lifestyle in India. But then his company fails, and to Steve’s dismay, he finds himself begging for a job from a local Indian industrialist.

In this timely novel, titled The Last White Man in India, the tables are turned on the former conquerors. This reflects the shift in today’s global economy, with the growing stature of India and the decline of British power and influence.

This marks the beginning of a challenging journey for Steve, the main character, who steadily loses his English identity and becomes more and more intrigued with the ancient, spiritual aspect of Indian culture.

“I always thought that Pune’s Koregaon Park would make a wonderful setting for a novel,” explained Subhuti Anand Waight, author of this multiracial epic.

“I lived and worked in the Rajneesh Ashram in the 1970s when Osho was teaching there,” Subhuti added. “India is in my blood and bones, that’s why I had to write about it.”

There are secrets to be uncovered as the story unfolds. Steve falls in love with a wealthy Indian woman who reveals herself to be the leader of a Tantric cult, drinking Soma and dancing to ecstasy.

In a parallel subplot, the author recalls the rise and fall of the nineteenth century Thugee Cult, whose devotees robbed and slaughtered travelers in the name of Goddess Kali.

The Rajneesh Ashram also features in the story. “I just had to put it in,” reflected Subhuti. “It adds a spiritual flavor to the romance.”

Subhuti, born in the UK, once worked as a political correspondent in the British Houses of Parliament. He gave it up in 1976 to travel to India, meet Osho and become a Rajneesh sannyasin.

“Koregaon Park has an international flavor due to thousands of foreign visitors and this creates a colorful backdrop for story-telling,” he added. Subhuti is also the author of ‘Wild Wild Guru,’ a personal account of his adventures with Osho in Pune and Oregon.

The Last White Man in India is published by StoryMirror, India’s biggest literature tech platform, and is available in bookstores and online retail platforms.

Atharva Desai, Arden Motorsports Team

India, February 10: Arden Motorsports Team has tested Atharva Desai, a Young Racing Driver Academy (YRDA) race car driver and offered him the chance to drive their official Formula car. Currently, in his second year at Oxford, UK, and pursuing his Bachelor of Engineering (Motorsport Technology), Atharva has garnered experience in the motorsport world by progressing from go-kart to Formula specification cars in a short period.

Atharva started his racing career at a young age and grew up watching Formula One on television. “I developed my interest in racing when I was eight years old when I first watched F1 on TV,” says Atharva. He started his career at a local go-karting track Allsports Grand Prix. After he learned the fundamentals of racing, he registered in the local karting league. Atharva went on to win the junior karting championship as a rookie post which he won the title in his rookie season in the senior karting league.

Atharva is fast and smooth; his racing teacher Mr. Françoise, the AllSport GP track owner, who was also a retired professional racing driver, commented to Atharva’s father that “He drives like Sir Jackie Stewart.”As, he grew in racing, Atharva registered into karting endurance and heat races. He then moved up the ladder to his first ROTAX nationals’ race, in which he secured 3rd place as a rookie.

One of his most memorable races was a 3-hour iron man endurance race in which he started in P3 (3rd place on the grid) and then, in a short time, jumped to P1 and stayed there for till half time. After the halfway mark, there was a 10-minute break for refuelling the car. After that, the rain started to pour down, but the race continued. After the halfway grid start, he was in P1, but unfortunately, he was hit in the back by another kart behind him, and he spun all the way to last place. “It was unlucky, but I kept my head down and told myself that I had to get back to 1st place. I committed to it and raced my absolute best,” added Atharva. Atharva won the race with a large margin in that short period and even lapped other karts on the track. 

A few years ago, a Formula 4 team owner, Momentum sports, reached out to Atharva to test out his Formula 4 car. Positive results came from this first test, resulting in team owners and opportunists noticing him as a potential new talent. After many tests days with various Formula 4 cars, Atharva was ready to compete in the United States Formula 4 championship, and he registered with a Formula 4 team.

However, the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and all racing was suspended until the following year. Atharva moved to Oxford, the UK, for college and searched for local Formula teams, where he found Arden Motorsports and asked if he could test with them. “They interviewed me and then put me in a racing simulator which mimics the exact force feedback as a Formula 3 car. I greatly impressed the team owner both with my maturity and my racing skills.”

East coast of USA, there are many karting tracks, and Atharva has raced many of them while competing in a karting club. He has raced from Pittsburgh down to Florida and gained good racing experience, and he has grown and improved his racecraft. After graduating from Formula cars, he drove on courses across the country. Atharva mentioned: “I drove Formula 3 cars on Sonoma Raceway in California; Formula 4 testing on Radford racetrack in Phoenix; Autobahn Country club in Chicago, Virginia International Raceway, New Jersey Motorsports Park, and Sebring in Florida.”

Atharva has had various racing experiences, from Formula series cars to Grand Touring Cars. “I have raced GT Mustangs and Dodge SRT Hellcats in the past. Both were solid experiences; however, I enjoy Formula series the most.” He practices his race-craft by training in Arden simulators and his simulator at home. “I spend a lot of my time in a realistic racing simulator […] cost-effectively perfecting my racing skills,” says Atharva, “such simulators provide an exceptionally realistic racing experience without the cost of car maintenance and track rentals.” In addition, Atharva spends a lot of his time practising in his simulator or training in the gym. Physical fitness and mental endurance are vital in this sport. “Racing cars require you to push yourselves to the limit, and your mind and body must be perfect for racing these cars consistently.”  Atharva spends around 2 hours doing physical exercises and mental endurance training every day. In addition, he keeps himself extremely fit by maintaining a balanced nutritional diet. “My biggest motivator for racing is to reach Formula 1. Ever since I was young, I always wished to be a Formula 1 world champion. This dream is everything I fight for, and I always make sure to put in my 100% effort towards it.”

Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], February 9: Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, honored Dr. AK Dwivedi for his valuable contribution in giving a healing touch to the patients suffering from aplastic anemia and that facing health issues post-Covid.

Dr. Dwivedi was honored at a function held recently at Indore by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in the presence of the medical fraternity and people from all walks of life.

According to Dr. Dwivedi, dry cough, dizziness, weakness, acidity, hiatus hernia, joint pain and burning sensation in urine is the most common complaints among the patients recovered from Covid-19.

These patients were cured with the administration of homeopathic medicines and their immunity levels were also increased.

Dr. Dwivedi said, “We are using 50 millesimal potency medicine at our institute Advanced Homeo Health Center and Homeopathic Medical Research Pvt Ltd Indore, which can be easily given in water to sugar patients as well as to children. This has given miraculous results in the patients suffering from post-Covid ailments.”

Dr. Dwivedi has published many research papers on aplastic anemia and the homeopathic treatment of prostate and Covid-19.

UW–Madison’s exceptional graduate of winter ’21 Beatboxes in his speech

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 9: Jai Khanna, 22, born and raised in Mumbai, India, became the very first Indian student to speak at the winter commencement of the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Jai used beatboxing in his commencement speech and delivered a huge applaud winning message on‘Living life in the moment’, relevant to the times we live in. The University of Wisconsin–Madison is the highest ranking national public university and fourth overall in Washington Monthly’s 2021 College Guide and Rankings.

“The University of Wisconsin-Madison prides itself on being a global university with students from more than 120 countries. We are fortunate when talented students just like Jai Khanna choose to spend their time at our institution. Jai has proven himself to be a talented leader and impressive student. I was fortunate to be able to spend a little over a year working with Jai on the campus Student Covid Advisory Board. This group provided suggestions and feedback on the campus approach to the COVID pandemic. Jai’s connections to many different students’ groups allowed him to bring a unique perspective to our discussions. As demonstrated in his role as our winter 2021 Commencement Student Speaker Jai is compelling and is living his life with passion and purpose. That is exactly the type of students we are seeking to put out into the world. I am proud that Jai will be representing the University of Wisconsin-Madison now as a Badger alumnus!”, says Argyle Wade, PhD, Chief of Staff, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs.

“Living life in the moment,”is a lesson that proud Badger, Jai Khanna, was forced to learn during the pandemic. When COVID-19 struck in March 2020, Jai decided to stay back in Madison to wrap up a few projects instead of quickly booking a flight back home. However, by the time reality sunk in, borders had closed. The difficult and uncertain times also paved way for Jai to do more at the UW–Madison.

According to Christina Olstad, Dean of Students, University of Wisconsin-Madison, “Jai Khanna served as an integral member of the Dean of Students Advisory Committee, a group of faculty, staff and students providing guidance, feedback and insight to the Dean of Students.  Jai is passionate about advocating for the needs of international students and creating a welcoming and inclusive campus community.”

As he negotiated difficult times, Khanna was tapped to serve on the COVID-19 Student Advisory Board, where his experiences provided invaluable insights to campus leaders as they charted a path forward for campus. The senior class officers also selected Jai to give remarks on behalf of the class of 2021 at the winter commencement ceremony, making him the first Indian to do so. Jai also made it to the Chancellor’s list of UW–Madison’s exceptional graduates of winter 2021. In the 4 years at UW–Madison, Jai completed 5 internships in 3 countries — India, the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates.

“It was Jai’s sheer determination, passion and commitment towards achieving his goals that made this possible. He has overcome many hurdles that came his way during the last few years and it was a proud moment to watch our son, the first Indian, speak on behalf of his entire batch at the graduation”, says Jai’s father, Mr Sanjay Khanna, Advisor at The Royal Commission for Riyadh City.

At UW–Madison, Jai was involved in multicultural student organizations, including Aa Dekhen Zara, an annual South Asian Dance competition hosted by UW–Madison students, and the Wisconsin School of Bhangra, one of the premier dance groups on campus. He also participated in the Wisconsin School of Bhangra as both a dancer and a group manager.Through all four years on campus, Jai served on the Student Advisory Committee for the Dean of Students Office.Jai brought long-established leadership skills and an international perspective to his time at UW­­–Madison — a combination that enriched campus and led to multiple accomplishments.

Born and raised in India, Jai was an active member of the Relay for Life fundraising effort at Oberoi International School, Mumbai.He helped raise 1 million rupees to support cancer education, prevention, and research. Jai also served as a key member of the school’s student council and trained as a kickboxer, a sport he still enjoys.He even led an effort to clean the beach in Mumbai from the school. Jai has currently accepted a position as a mechanical design engineer in the area of battery packs for a leading U.S. manufacturing firm.

February 9: When the going gets tough, the tough gets going, which is true about professional footballer, Puneet Chadha. After making a successful comeback to professional football, the 27-year-old is now looking to play for the Hero I-league. His love for the sport can be seen from the fact that he continues to strive in his struggle to make a great career in football.

As a kid, Puneet Chadha was always into different sports, which is what his mother wanted. He took up swimming as his first sport before moving to cricket. In fact, Puneet was kind of serious with cricket and played at a decent level. He then started playing football and got coached by his school coach. That is when Puneet realized that football was the only sport that he loved.

Puneet’s football journey started when he was in the Jamnabai Narsee school. During his 9th grade in the school, when Puneet went for football trials he got picked in the second best team. But, not getting to play even one game in the entire season demotivated Puneet and he did not go for trials the following year. Puneet got picked when he gave trials again in his 11th grade. As there was one team in the 11th and 12th, Puneet thought he might get an opportunity to play. But he did not until the last tournament.

That was the tournament of the year which was hosted by Puneet’s school for teams across India. His team was playing great and eventually won the tournament because of the winning goal that Puneet made. That kicked off his football career.

In 2012, Puneet started Lokhandwala Football Club his own Football club. From 2012 to 2016, he played for various Mumbai clubs which play for the city’s top division and trained with Air India. Puneet even trained with ISL as well as I league clubs, but did not get a contract from them. He finally increased focus on his game, after his club closed in 2016.

In 2017, Puneet went to Czech Republic for a trial with a 3rd division club. The experience Puneet got was something that helped him grow in his career. He was also offered a contract by the club. But, Puneet rejected the offer, as it was not large enough for even survival.

He then returned from Czech and took a long break from football. But the love of the sport never let him exit the race. Puneet then went for different trials, but got rejected in all of them. And although he was feeling low at the time, Puneet did not change his daily training routine. He finally got an opportunity at AU Rajatsan FC in 2020 which played for I league 2nd division.

During training sessions the coach started liking Puneet’s game and he eventually was going to get to play his first game of the season. Puneet then returned Mumbai, as the league got canceled. Because he didn’t play a single game in 2019-2020 football season no club wanted to take Puneet for 2020-2021 football season. As a result he had to train the entire year without a team. Puneet then started learning new things in life and one of them was stock market in which he started spending more time. Puneet’s life was now completely changed, but he still loved football.

Puneet says, “Your love for the sport shows when you don’t have a club but still train. In your head you know that no matter how hard you train you won’t play a professional game cause you don’t have a club. But you still train cause you love the sport and an athlete never gives up. Till the time you’ve told yourself you want to keep playing the sport as a professional you have to keep fighting, you have to keep training.”

His internal strength, self-confidence, and trust in God bore fruit one day when Puneet got a call from Rajastan United FC for a trial.He made it to the team as the trial went well. Puneet’s life changed once again and that marked his comeback to professional football.

He says, “I am thankful to RUFC for giving me this opportunity ,to believe in myself. I will give my everything to the club and make sure the club reaches new heights. One thing that I have learnt from my journey till now is that you have to focus on the things that are in your control and leave the rest on God. I am blessed to be a professional footballer and won’t take anything for granted.”

Puneet Chadha now wants to play for the Hero I-league and represent India, which is the dream of every athlete.

Puneet is grateful to Almighty God as well as his family for their support. He says, “I wouldn’t have made it this far without the support of my family. I am fortunate to have that.”

Puneet really has a bright future and a long way to go.

February 8: Entrepreneurship for women is fraught with difficulties. In many parts of India, women are still subordinated to the precepts of society because of their gender identity. Despite this, Dr. Ruupa Rao has become stronger and more determined than ever. Dr. Ruupa Rao won the Women Who Lead National Award 2021 for her exemplary work in mental health  Co-Presented by Trell Experiences and the Govt of India & Signed by Prof Rohini Godbole – Padma Shri (2019) and Indian Physicist, Dr.Punita Arora – Surgeon Vice Admiral. Punita Arora PVSM, SM, VSM is a former Indian Navy officer.

Dr Ruupa Rao is a notable pioneer in the fields of education, training, and administration. Her venture, The NGen soft Solutions pvt ltd is a pioneer in the field of online learning and short-term courses. She is the founder of NOBLE Institute a premium and well-known organisation for Distance education and Skill development programs.

She believes that her ability to think and act in a variety of ways has given her an advantage in the field. Her hard work and inventiveness have been rewarded with several awards.

“Most trusted brand of 2019” in education, according to Summentor pro, is NIES. As a result of its pioneering approach to life skills and behavioural enhancements, NIES’ Anuhya Summer Camp a unique conceptual training for children and teens has been inducted into the World Book of Records, UK. ALMA, DISSC, CSI, and iNACOL all recognise Dr. Ruupa Rao as a distinguished member of their organisations by bestowing on her honorary membership. Dr. Ruupa Rao is the brain behind a number of residential training programmes for students around India, including “Hombelaku,” a rural effort for student empowerment with free food and shelter with skill development training for a number of students.

Dr Ruupa Rao has also organised Capacity Building Programs like ‘VIKASANA’ for holistic development. Ruupa has been on a number of television programmes as a panellist and resource person. Dr. Ruupa Rao is also an enthusiastic writer in the field of psychology.

Over 2400 people were exposed to a free mental health awareness movement through Dr Ruupa Rao’s mental health promoters course. During covid pandemic this was a boon to many people who have got affected mentally due to insecurities, fears etc. She involves in Free counseling for the needy.

She often appears as a panellist on several television networks for programmes involving counselling. Dr. Ruupa Rao is a certified master NLP practitioner, a life coach, and a qualified trainer via many national and international academies. She specialises in life coaching and counselling. Training for a wide range of people, including professionals, trainers, students, parents and counsellors has been her bread and butter for the last 20 years of her professional career.

The Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR) of the Government of Karnataka has produced a film on Dr Ruupa Rao’s life (Nelada Siri: The Golden Land) (Nelada Siri: The gold of the Land). She is also providing free training to those who otherwise would not be able to afford it. Dr. Rao has played an important role in the socio-economic development of the country.

New Delhi (India), February 8: Mr Vadodara Aman Rathod and fashion model from Amreli, Mitesh Narigara will be promoting the Valiant sports brand in Gujarat at the ValianatWorldWide programme titled ‘Valiant Mini World’ starting from March-2022.

Valiant Sports Private Limited, publicly known as ValiantWorldWide, is an Indian sportswear and cricket equipment brand and also available globally.  The Valiant brand is crafted for the people who have passion to get what they desire and go beyond the boundaries.

Both Aman Rathod and Mitesh Narigara will be promoting ‘Valiant Mini World’ where some of the special products of Valiant brand will be available for only Rs 99, which is only for the sports lovers in Gujarat.

Aman Rathod became a well-known face of Gujarat after he won the Mr Vadodara bodybuilding show in 2021. Aman Rathod is the brand ambassador for well known Indian sports brand Valiant and followed by lots of advertisements. Aman Rathod attended the event of the Valiant cricket team.

On the other hand, Mitesh Narigara is a well known fashion model face in Gujarat as well in india. He was also the regional brand ambassador of Valiant Premier League’s team Rajpipla Kings, Currently he is the Valiant Brand Ambassador of Amreli,(Gujarat).

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 8: Do you know the indoor air quality too dry or too high in humidity in our homes, hospitals, offices, schools and other indoor spaces are the serious cause of concern for the transmission of the Covid-19 viruses? Lower air quality, with an imbalance of Relative Humidity (RH) levels, weakens the immune system, making people susceptible to getting infected.

Understanding the role of RH in the droplet spread of deadly disease, research analysts and indoor air quality experts at AMFAH India have developed an innovative technology that could aid in reducing the chances of transmissions, particularly in the indoor environment. Understanding the role of relative humidity in the droplet spread of diseases has helped them develop preventive measures that could aid in reducing the chance of transmission, particularly in indoor environment. The self-cleaning process of their innovation works best at a minimum humidity of 40 to 60% RH and is able to remove viruses from the body quickly.

At a time when the schools in the country are reopening and a large section of children are yet to be vaccinated, parents are a worried lot. According to the survey, around 36% of parents who have children attending school said that classes do not have good air ventilation, 41% of them have children who have their lunch indoors, which, the survey noted, puts them at a higher risk of getting infected with Covid-19. Why only schools, with people resuming offices and other such indoor set-ups being in more demand, the need for quality ventilation and good air quality indoors is the need of the hour.

Even Dr Shashank Joshi, task force member, Maharashtra state and leading endocrinologist has re-iterated the significance of controlling indoor air quality as an additional yet important aspect of breaking the chain in the air itself apart from the COVID appropriate behaviour which every human being has to get ingrained.

“It is a known fact that viral infections are easily transmitted when many people are in proximity to one another. However, it is Indoor Air that is too dry or too high in humidity that increases the risk of transmission as well as the survival of viruses. Transmission is most common in close range via droplets and airborne aerosols. We studied the scientific role of Ventilation Filtration Humidity in indoor environment and developed an innovative range of dehumidifiers to break the viruses and its chain” said Mansoor Ali, research analyst and indoor air quality expert, CEO at AMFAH India.

About AMFAH India

AMFAH India, an industry leader in air treatment products has developed latest innovative Humidity Controlling Units (HCU)—based on the scientific role of Ventilation Filtration Humidity—to break the Covid-19 virus and its chain in the indoor environment after conducting a research to find out the air quality and it’s after effects on the environment. In fact, AMFAH’s research had identified very early that Covid is airborne. Mansoor Ali, CEO, AMFAH India who is an indoor air quality expert for decades now, has also joined the lead petition filed by Dr Stephanie Taylor from Harvard medical school to WHO in the first wave, ensuring COVID being acknowledged and declared as an airborne virus.