#Manish Gupta News

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आईएएस अधिकारी नंदिता गुप्ता होंगी हिमाचल प्रदेश की नई मुख्य निर्वाचन अधिकारी, मनीष गर्ग को किया रिलीव

Himachal News: आईएएस अधिकारी नंदिता गुप्ता को हिमाचल प्रदेश का नया मुख्य निर्वाचन अधिकारी नामित किया गया है। भारत ��िर्वाचन आयोग ने इस संदर्भ में मुख्य सचिव प्रबोध सक्सेना को पत्र जारी किया है। पत्र में लिखा है कि नंदिता मुख्य निर्वाचन अधिकारी, हिमाचल प्रदेश के रूप में कार्य करते हुए सरकार के अधीन किसी भी प्रकार का कोई अतिरिक्त कार्यभार ग्रहण नहीं करेंगी। सिवाय इसके कि उनको सचिवालय में निर्वाचन…

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Direct Selling News: तीसरे CEDSA डायरेक्ट सेलिंग कॉन्क्लेव का शूलिनी विवि में सफल आयोजन

Direct Selling News: सेंटर ऑफ एक्सीलेंस फॉर डायरेक्ट सेलिंग इन एकेडमिक्स (CEDSA) ने शूलिनी यूनिवर्सिटी (सोलन) के सहयोग से 11 जुलाई को तीसरे CEDSA (3rd CEDSA Direct Selling Conclave) डायरेक्ट सेलिंग कॉन्क्लेव का भव्य आयोजन हुआ, जिसमें देश भर के प्रमुख डायरेक्ट सेलर्स ने हिस्सा लिया और विभिन्न पैनल चर्चाओं के जरिए डायरेक्ट सेलिंग के भविष्य, इस क्षेत्र की चुनौतियों और समाधान के बारे में बातचीत…

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DAY 6238

Jalsa, Mumbai Mar 15, 2025/Mar 16 Sat/Sun 12:56 am

Ef birthdays wishes :

🪔,

March 16 .. birthday happiness to Ef Kalpana Kakade from Bengaluru .. and Ef Bharat Gupta from Gujarat .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

Birthdays were missed .. apologies 🙏🏽 .. but the love and affection ever sincere and humongous ..

🪔 .. March 15 .. love and happiness to Ef Ankita Dadajwar from Nanded .. Ef Manish Mishra from Unnao Uttar Pradesh .. Ef Shruti Saini from New Delhi .. Ef Mozhgan Tirandaz from Iran 🇮🇷 .. Ef Avik Ghosh from Kolkata .. and Ef Avnish Dalal ..🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 14 .. love to Ef Rimi Basu .. and Ef Nilanjan Das from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 13 .. love and joys to Ef Meghali B. Lahiry from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 11 .. love to Ef Shirel Segev .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 10 .. love to Ef Monika Jain from Bhopal .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 09 .. love to Ef Altaf Ali Kondkar from Riyadh - KSA 🇸���� .. and Ef Misti Das from Assam .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 06 .. love to Ef Muhammad Junaid from Canberra - Australia 🇦🇺 .. and Ef Muhammed Shifan from Kerala .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 05 .. love to Ef Satish Kumar Paig from Kochi .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 03 .. love to Ef Ashish Mali from Kolkata .. Ef Sunetra Ganguly also from Kolkata .. and Ef Radhika Sheshadri from Singapore 🇸🇬 .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 02 .. love to Ef Gita Avinashi Patel .. Ef Laila Abdelkader .. and Ef Rasha Fouad from Egypt 🇪🇬 .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. March 01 .. love to Ef Asesh Majumdar from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 28 .. love to Ef Jitendra Chauhan .. and Ef Rahul Tiwari from Bangalore .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 24 .. love to Ef Soham Boricha .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 23 .. love to Ef Girish Badave .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 19 .. love to Ef Jahnvi Bhatt .. and Ef Milan Mehta from Surat .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 18 .. love to Ef Sriskandan SK from Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 .. 🙏🏽🚩❤️

🪔 .. February 15 .. love to Ef Depack Timbadiaa from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 12 .. love to Ef Viviene .. and Ef Anusree Mandi from Kolkata .. and Ef Manish Malhotra .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 10 💖 .. love to Ef Rahul Sen from Kolkata .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

🪔 .. February 09 .. love to Ef Pinakin Gohil from Bhavnagar, Gujarat .. 🙏🏽❤️🚩

Sometimes the Ef 👆🏼👆🏼does exceptional work, which even the hired professionals do not and cannot do .. pity ..

But my love and gratitude to dedicated Ef that work unconditionally and make life easier for me .. an incorrect date , a wrong typo , a spelling error , wrong numbering .. all so efficiently informing me of my error ..

My gratitude to all ..

The visit to the gym and the physio and the yoga was done in time .. but later in the day just felt like repeating it without any particular reason , and so did two visits ..

Maybe two is good .. perhaps the better for the upkeep of the body ..

One comes across so many ideas and informations of how one can keep their body healthy, on the net .. and one wonders if they should be practised or not ..

The medical professionals raise their eyebrows .. in surprise , and at times with a look of warning .. so one tends to ignore the information on the net , or rather the Insta .. but some of them are really quite useful ..

I wait for the morn and the GOJ and the meeting of the familiar Ef and the affection that is given to me .. it is a feeling of such immense proportion that at times it is difficult to put it in words ..

Time and age have a time .. and the time resonates with change .. many that you remember when you were with them earlier, somehow remain in the image for you , until suddenly you discover how time has taken its time to bring change to them .. the heart and the mind remains the same .. just that the physiognomy alters ..

We convey and inform now, more than we ever did .. we connect more now than we ever did .. and the joy of reminisce is overbearing .. for we have the ability to keep records of the entire proceedings when we met and where and what we said or expressed ..

Oh what a wonderful World we live in .. and our next generation shall perhaps be expressing that from another Planet ..

Space has a fascination among the young, more than we ever thought of .. for us it was a given .. for them it is a question mark .. and rightfully though .. the 6 or 7 year old has a fascination to discover all that in their spare time ..

We were more keen on knowing when we would get free from class to be able to play marbles or 'gulli danda' ..

The scriptures and the mythology was learnt by us through narration .. narration of the elders ..

The knowledge of similar is now a penchant among the youth .. the net the desire for greater know is a habit .. one that is lauded by the elders .. and may they flourish and excel ..

My consideration for your good times .. and love

Amitabh Bachchan

मुँह सिर्फ़ एक, कान दो - कम बोलो, ज़्यादा सुनो

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There are 3 Best Ayurveda Clinics in Chandigarh:-

THE WOUND IS THE ENTRY POINT FOR LIGHT TO ACCESS YOU!

Despite being the oldest scientific method of healing, AYURVEDA is a new light in our materialistic society. Ayurveda means "THE SCIENCE OF LIFE" in Sanskrit. The knowledge of Ayurveda began in India over 5000 years ago, and it is known as the "MOTHER OF HEALINGS." The three energy concepts that underpin Ayurveda are VATA, PITTA, and KAPHA.

The most recommended ayurvedic clinic in Mohali , Chandigarh is Dr. Sharda Ayurveda, which uses only ayurvedic medications to treat both acute and chronic illnesses. A group of highly qualified, skilled, and educated medical professionals whose goal is to cure a patient illness.

https://www.drshardaayurveda.com/locations/mohali

Address - In Front of army canteen, SCO 105, Phase 10, Sector 64, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab 160062

2. Dr. Mrinalini Gupta has been practicing Ayurveda for over ten years. She has been bringing the benefits of Ayurveda to society through the use of a unique diagnostic system that combines patient reports with the ability to diagnose and treat patients using the pulse, tongue, and prakriti-vikriti systems.

Location - Chandigarh

3.The company Shuddhi Wellness was founded by his commitment to naturopathy and ayurveda has helped many in adopting the disciplined lifestyles advised by these two healing systems. Dr. Acharya Manish Ji have a natural remedies and Ayurvedic medicine expert and promoter.

Location - Chandigarh

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Contemporary Indian Fashion

Edited by Federico Rocca

Damiani, Bologna 2009, 268 pagine, 450 illustrazioni, 24x31,5cm, Inglese, ISBN 9788862081009

euro 50,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

L'emergente nouvelle vague della moda indiana. A cura di Federico Rocca.

Forse ai più le firme di Ashish N Soni, Manish Arora e Rajesh Pratap Singh, non diranno granché, eppure questi nomi - e tanti altri del tutto impronunciabili per gli occidentali – rappresentano l’emergente nouvelle vague della moda indiana: un vero e proprio esercito di creativi che in tempi piuttosto recenti ha iniziato a farsi spazio nell’impenetrabile fashion system internazionale. Per anni ingiustamente confinati nella produzione low-cost globalizzata,e ora spalleggiati dalla forza di un’economia sempre più rampante, questo ben assortito gruppo di stilisti sta conquistando rapidamente le passerelle e i mercati mondiali, padroneggiando con assoluta disinvoltura il linguaggio e la tecnica della moda. E se nell’immaginario comune la moda indiana è ancora sinonimo di kitsch, questi new designer - senza perdere di vista la millenaria tradizione del passato – fanno piazza pulita di saree variopinti e ricami dorati per dimostrare un’inventiva sbalorditiva, tutta documentata nelle oltre 400 illustrazioni contenute nel volume. Contemporary Indian fashion presenta infatti una vasta collezione di capi d’abbigliamento, lavorazioni, ricami, contaminazioni e mix di stili; una moda sperimentale che è piacevolmente libera da pregiudizi estetici e audace nelle invenzioni. Fashion designers: Anamika Khanna, Manish Arora, Zubair Kirmani, Gaurav Gupta, Prashant Verma, Drashta Sarvaya, Cue by Rohit Gandhi & Rahul Khanna, Ashish N Soni, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, My Village / Rimzim Dadu, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Varun Bahl, Kavita Bhartia, Namrata Joshipura, Nachiket Barve, Shantanu Goenka, Ranna Gill, Nimita Rathod, Shantanu & Nikhil, Anuj Sharma, Swapnil Shinde, Small Shop.

16/06/24

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10 Myths About Aging Women Need to Stop Believing—And the Truth Behind Them

Aging is a natural part of life, yet it’s often surrounded by myths—especially when it comes to women. These misconceptions don’t just cloud public perception; they can influence how women see themselves, affecting confidence, health, and self-worth.

Let’s bust ten of the most common myths about aging women and uncover the empowering truth behind them.

1. Myth: Aging Means Becoming Invisible

Truth: Visibility is not defined by age—it’s about confidence, presence, and purpose. Many women find a new sense of empowerment as they age, stepping into leadership roles, exploring creativity, and being more vocal about their passions.

📚 Read:

The Power of Age by Ashton Applewhite

Women Rowing North by Mary Pipher

✅ Try This: Show up boldly in meetings, embrace eye contact, and express yourself unapologetically.

2. Myth: Wrinkles and Gray Hair Are Signs of Letting Yourself Go

Truth: These are signs of wisdom and experience, not neglect. Embracing natural aging can be both freeing and empowering.

📚 Read:

Face It: What Women Really Feel as Their Looks Change by Vivian Diller

The Beauty of Aging by Karen Sands

💡 CTA: Choose skincare and haircare that support your natural look and express your individuality. Shop clean beauty and wellness at www.dapear.com.

3. Myth: You Can’t Learn New Things as You Get Older

Truth: Your brain remains adaptable throughout life. From mastering digital tools to picking up a new hobby, your learning potential is endless.

📚 Read:

Keep Sharp by Sanjay Gupta

The Brain That Changes Itself by Norman Doidge

🧠 CTA: Start a free online course or take up a new language. Visit www.manishgoswami.com to get inspired.

4. Myth: Aging Automatically Leads to Poor Health

Truth: Aging doesn’t equal illness. A balanced diet, movement, and stress management go a long way in maintaining vitality.

📚 Read:

Younger Next Year for Women by Chris Crowley and Jen Sacheck

Ageless by Andrew Steele

💪 CTA: Fuel your body with premium supplements. Explore Multivitamins, Fish Oil, and Plant Protein at Dapear.

5. Myth: Menopause Marks the End of Femininity and Sexuality

Truth: Menopause is a beginning, not an end. Many women report a renewed sense of freedom, identity, and sensuality.

📚 Read:

The Wisdom of Menopause by Dr. Christiane Northrup

Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke

💬 CTA: Talk to a health expert and join supportive communities that celebrate this phase of life.

6. Myth: It’s Too Late to Make New Friends

Truth: Many women expand their social circles later in life—through hobbies, travel, volunteering, or even online communities.

📚 Read:

Friendship: The Evolution, Biology, and Extraordinary Power of Life's Fundamental Bond by Lydia Denworth

🌐 CTA: Join a local club or digital community based on your interests. Subscribe to Manish Goswami’s newsletter for inspiring life updates and wellness tips.

7. Myth: Fashion Has an Expiration Date

Truth: Style is timeless. In fact, with age comes the freedom to wear what you love—without chasing trends or people’s opinions.

📚 Read:

Advanced Style by Ari Seth Cohen

The Style Mentors by Elyssa Dimant

👗 CTA: Express your personality through timeless fashion. Explore curated essentials and bold statements at Dapear Fashion.

8. Myth: Cognitive Decline is Inevitable

Truth: You can strengthen your mind at any age. Reading, puzzles, learning new skills, and staying socially engaged are powerful tools.

📚 Read:

Successful Aging by Daniel Levitin

Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer

🧩 CTA: Make brain games, reading, and journaling part of your daily routine. Start now.

9. Myth: Older Women Don’t Contribute to Society

Truth: From mentorship and activism to entrepreneurship and caregiving, older women play a pivotal role in shaping communities.

📚 Read:

Prime Time by Jane Fonda

Not Done Yet! by Bonnie Marcus

🙌 CTA: Share your voice. Start a blog, mentor someone, or volunteer in your community. It’s your time to lead.

10. Myth: Happiness Declines With Age

Truth: Studies show happiness often increases with age. Life perspective, emotional resilience, and appreciation grow stronger with time.

📚 Read:

The Happiness Curve by Jonathan Rauch

This Chair Rocks by Ashton Applewhite

💖 CTA: Practice gratitude, spend time with loved ones, and focus on what brings you joy every day.

🌟 Final Thoughts

Aging is not a curse—it’s a beautiful evolution. It brings confidence, clarity, and the freedom to live more authentically than ever before. When women break free from society’s outdated myths, they open themselves to deeper purpose and endless possibility.

🔗 Your Aging, Your Power—Own It.

✨ Shop wellness & fashion at Dapear.com 📧 Join the email list for inspiration and wellness guides at manishgoswami.com 📩 Have questions? Reach out: info@manishgoswami.com

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Newly Elected Committee of CREDAI WESTERN U.P. to push Consumer Centric policies

CREDAI WESTERN U.P. Announces New Executive Committee for 2025-2027 Focus will be on consumer centric and real estate friendly policy framework to enhance perception of the sector.

Pending registries of units, re-construction of stalled projects and sustainable growth of sector in priority.

Gautam Buddh Nagar, 04th June 2025: The Western U.P. Chapter of CREDAI NCR proudly announces the appointment of its new Executive Committee for the term 2025-2027. The newly elected team is poised to bring transformative leadership, foster industry growth, and drive positive policy changes to create a robust, consumer centric and sustainable real estate ecosystem in Western U.P. The part of the prime priorities include to get realistic and possible solutions for pending registries of units having OC/CC from competent authorities, re-construction of stalled projects to ensure completion, and ensure compliance of RERA Act.

The newly elected leadership is committed to bolstering the real estate sector in Western U.P with a vision focused on transparency and innovation to boost credibility and responsibility among the real estate stakeholders for sustainable development. The new Executive Committee is as follows:

President:

1) Sh. Dinesh Gupta, MD- Samriddhi Group

Vice President:

2) Sh. Suresh Garg, CMD- Nirala Infratech.

3) Sh. Manish Gupta, Director- Krishna Apra Group

4)Sh. Rakesh Sharma, CMD- Ideal Infrapromoters.

5) Sh. Ashish Agarwal, Director - Agarwal Associates Group.

Secretary:

6) Shri Nikhil Hawelia, MD- Hawelia Builders Pvt Ltd.

Joint Secretary:

7) Shri Sarthak Gaur, Director- Gaur Group

Treasurer:

8) Shri Kaushal Jain, MD- Arihant Buildcon Pvt Ltd.

The team aims to actively engage with government authorities and homebuyers to streamline processes, encourage ethical practices, and address key challenges in real estate development. “Our primary goal is to make Western U.P. a benchmark state for real estate development by fostering a transparent, efficient, and investment-friendly environment. With policy advocacy, infrastructure enhancement, and sustainable development at our core, we will work towards making housing and commercial projects more accessible and affordable for all,” said Shri Dinesh Gupta, President, CREDAI WESTERN U.P.

CREDAI Western U.P. remains dedicated to ensuring ease of doing business, accelerating approvals, and promoting technological advancements in real estate. The new leadership also plans to focus on environmentally responsible urbanization, ensuring that future developments align with the principles of green and smart infrastructure.

Commitment to Stakeholders and Industry Growth - The new Executive Committee will undertake key initiatives to boost investor confidence and champion regulatory reforms that benefit Real Estate Developers and Home-Buyers alike. With a focus on Collaboration and Innovation, the team aims to reinforce CREDAI Western U.P position as a leading voice in the Real Estate Industry of Uttar Pradesh.

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Aishwarya Rai’s Cannes 2025 Lavender Suit Reveal Leaves Fans Breathless Over Her Flawless Look

Aishwarya Rai, the 'Queen of Cannes,' has once again wowed the internet with her never-before-seen appearance at the 78th Festival de Cannes. After two outstanding red carpet looks—a shimmering Gaurav Gupta gown and a stunning ivory-gold saree by Manish Malhotra—Aishwarya's Cannes 2025 red carpet moments were a breath of fresh air after last year's looks, which got a lukewarm reception from fans. Her followers say that this new style complements the other two ensembles she wore at Cannes 2025.

At Cannes, Aishwarya had a rare moment when she was the unseen boss lady.

Photographs of Aishwarya's unreleased Cannes appearance were published on the Reddit page BollyBlindsNGossip on May 30. The photographs show the actor wearing a two-piece lavender ensemble that includes a fitted blazer with shawl lapels, satin pleats on the bodice, full-length sleeves, padded shoulders, patch pockets, a single front button closure, and a tailored fit.

For more on Bollywood entertainment news, trending celebrity news, latest celebrity news, and new movie reviews, stay tuned!

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Shri Venkateshwara University held a workshop on Binary Accreditation and Emotional Quotient to assess the educational quality of higher institutions.

Shri Venkateshwara University/Institute hosted a 1-day workshop on Binary Accreditation and Emotional Quotient.

Dr Karunesh Saxena President Sangam University Bhilwara was the Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker at the event.

The Venkateshwara Group Founder President Dr Sudhir Giri, CG Dr Karunesh Saxena & the Pro Chancellor Dr Rajeev Tyagi inaugurated the event by lighting a lamp to Goddess Saraswati.

The VC Dr KK Dave, Registrar Dr Piyush Pandey & the Program Coordinator Dr Neetu Panwar inaugurated the Binary Accreditation and Emotional Quotient workshop by lighting a lamp.

Later, the Venkateshwara Group Founder President, Dr Sudhir Giri, felicitated Dr Karunesh Saxena by gifting him a memento.

In his address, Dr Karunesh Saxena asserted the implementation of the binary recognition system will not only improve the quality of education for universities & HEIs, but will also bring about positive changes in the education system of HEIs situated in remote & far-flung areas. This binary recognition system is part of GOI’s NEP.

He further said that, as per the NEP, the old grading system for HEIs is being abolished and the new binary recognition system will be implemented.

Soon the University Grants Commission (UGC) will be abolished and the new Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) will be formed to set new benchmarks for quality education.

The Pro Chancellor Dr Rajeev Tyagi affirmed as per NEP, we will develop Shri Venkateshwara University into a Centre of Excellence through quality education, research, & innovation.

VC Dr. Krishna Kant Dave, highlighted that implementing a binary recognition system for grading the quality of education will bring about positive changes in higher education institutions (HEIs) situated in remote areas.

Those present included the Academic Dean Dr Rajesh Singh, Director IQAC Dr Neetu Panwar, Group Consultant RS Sharma, Dr TP Singh, Dr CP Singh, Dr VN Jha, Dr LS Rawat, & Dr Yogeshwar Sharma.

Dr Ashutosh Gautam, Dr Manish Sharma, Dr Manjari Rana, Dr Ashutosh Singh, Dr Ashwini Saxena, Dr Dheeraj Dubey, Dr Om Prakash Gosai, Dr Anil Kr. Jaiswal, Dr Arti Gupta, Dr Jyoti Singh were all present.

Also present were Dr Shilpa Raina, Kumari Smita Chandra, Dr Vikas Pandey, Dr Ram Kumar, Dr Priya, Pranshul Sethi, Lokesh Garg, Avinash Singh, Nagendra P Singh, Sachin Kumar, & Mrs. Deeksha Chauhan.

Kumari Tanushree Vyas, Dr Poorva Bala, Ms. Pooja Thakur, Anjali Thakur, Dr Amit Kumar, Himani Chauhan, Anusha Karnwal, Sumandeep Kaur, Pooja Ari, Harpreet Kaur, Akhil Kumar were all present.

Maroof Chaudhary, Vineet, Ajay, Pritpal Vaid were all present. The Meerut Campus Director, Dr Pratap Singh, was present along with the Media Incharge, Mr. Vishwas Rana, among others.

The Registrar, Dr Piyush Pandey, gave the vote of thanks to the present dignitaries.

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Atishi vs BJP over Delhi CM Rekha Gupta's husband seen in meeting. Who is Manish Gupta? | Latest News India

The Aam Aadmi Party has levelled serious allegations against Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta, claiming that her husband is running the government in the national capital. Leader of opposition in the assembly, Atishi’s statement has sparked a political row and put Rekha Gupta’s husband, Manish Gupta, in the spotlight. Rekha Gupta’s husband Manish Gupta is a Delhi-based businessman.…

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[ad_1] New Delhi: The Delhi government has revealed that over ₹5,000 crore was collected in taxes from liquor sales in the financial year 2024-25, while revenue from milk and milk products stood at just ₹210 crore. The figures, provided in response to a question by BJP MLA Abhay Verma in the Delhi Assembly, highlight the stark contrast in tax earnings from alcohol and essential commodities. According to government data, ₹5,068.92 crore was collected from excise duty and VAT on liquor sales till February, whereas ₹209.9 crore came from GST on milk and milk products. The figures come at a time when the BJP continues to target the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) over the alleged liquor policy scam, which led to the arrest of former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and ex-Deputy CM Manish Sisodia. The scandal is seen as a key factor in AAP’s defeat in the recent Delhi Assembly elections. The new BJP-led government under CM Rekha Gupta reported that liquor tax revenue stood at ₹5,164 crore in 2023-24, ₹5,547 crore in 2022-23, and ₹5,487 crore in 2021-22. The AAP government’s new liquor policy, implemented between November 2021 and August 2022, allowed only private vendors to sell alcohol. However, the policy was scrapped in September 2022, reinstating government-run liquor stores. AAP had defended its liquor policy, arguing that it was designed to curb black marketing and boost revenue. However, the Delhi Chief Secretary later flagged alleged violations. Data also shows that Delhi consumed 21.27 crore litres of alcohol in 2023-24—averaging 5.82 lakh litres per day—compared to 25.84 crore litres in 2022-23. Milk tax collections have also seen a decline, with revenue dropping from ₹365 crore in 2022-23 to ₹300 crore in 2023-24, and further down to ₹210 crore in 2024-25. The figures underline the state’s heavy dependence on liquor tax revenue. The post Liquor Tax Revenue in Delhi Crosses ₹5,000 Crore, Milk Tax at ₹210 Crore: Govt Tells Assembly appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] New Delhi: The Delhi government has revealed that over ₹5,000 crore was collected in taxes from liquor sales in the financial year 2024-25, while revenue from milk and milk products stood at just ₹210 crore. The figures, provided in response to a question by BJP MLA Abhay Verma in the Delhi Assembly, highlight the stark contrast in tax earnings from alcohol and essential commodities. According to government data, ₹5,068.92 crore was collected from excise duty and VAT on liquor sales till February, whereas ₹209.9 crore came from GST on milk and milk products. The figures come at a time when the BJP continues to target the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) over the alleged liquor policy scam, which led to the arrest of former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and ex-Deputy CM Manish Sisodia. The scandal is seen as a key factor in AAP’s defeat in the recent Delhi Assembly elections. The new BJP-led government under CM Rekha Gupta reported that liquor tax revenue stood at ₹5,164 crore in 2023-24, ₹5,547 crore in 2022-23, and ₹5,487 crore in 2021-22. The AAP government’s new liquor policy, implemented between November 2021 and August 2022, allowed only private vendors to sell alcohol. However, the policy was scrapped in September 2022, reinstating government-run liquor stores. AAP had defended its liquor policy, arguing that it was designed to curb black marketing and boost revenue. However, the Delhi Chief Secretary later flagged alleged violations. Data also shows that Delhi consumed 21.27 crore litres of alcohol in 2023-24—averaging 5.82 lakh litres per day—compared to 25.84 crore litres in 2022-23. Milk tax collections have also seen a decline, with revenue dropping from ₹365 crore in 2022-23 to ₹300 crore in 2023-24, and further down to ₹210 crore in 2024-25. The figures underline the state’s heavy dependence on liquor tax revenue. The post Liquor Tax Revenue in Delhi Crosses ₹5,000 Crore, Milk Tax at ₹210 Crore: Govt Tells Assembly appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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Mumbai’s Fashion Designers: A Hub of Innovation and Style

Mumbai, India’s financial capital, is not only a city of aspirations but also a thriving fashion hub. Home to some of the most skilled designers, the city has transformed Indian fashion on a global scale. From traditional couture to contemporary and avant-garde creations, Mumbai’s fashion industry is renowned for its originality, craftsmanship, and distinctive aesthetics.

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The Evolution of Fashion in Mumbai

Mumbai has been at the heart of India's fashion revolution, driven by Bollywood, luxury fashion houses, and a growing interest in sustainable and streetwear fashion. The city’s designers have played a crucial role in redefining Indian fashion, blending traditional artistry with modern trends to craft unique styles that resonate both locally and internationally.

Leading Fashion Designers in Mumbai

Manish MalhotraA trailblazer in Bollywood fashion, Manish Malhotra is known for his opulent and intricately designed ensembles. His expertise in bridal wear and heavily embroidered outfits has made him a favorite among celebrities worldwide. By fusing heritage craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes, he has set new benchmarks in the industry.

Sabyasachi MukherjeeThough based in Kolkata, Sabyasachi’s flagship stores in Mumbai have made a lasting impact. Celebrated for his vintage-inspired, handcrafted designs, he has become a go-to designer for brides and celebrities. His revival of traditional Indian textiles and weaves has elevated them to luxury fashion status.

Anita DongreAn advocate for sustainable and handcrafted fashion, Anita Dongre is a key figure in Mumbai’s fashion scene. Her label, House of Anita Dongre, includes bridal wear, ready-to-wear fashion, and ethical clothing under Grassroot. She is known for her exquisite incorporation of Rajasthani craftsmanship into contemporary designs.

Tarun TahilianiRenowned for seamlessly blending Indian heritage with European tailoring, Tarun Tahiliani has redefined bridal and luxury fashion. His structured drapes and innovative silhouettes make him a preferred choice for modern brides and celebrities.

Neeta LullaWith a career spanning over three decades, Neeta Lulla has been a game-changer in Indian fashion. Her ability to merge contemporary designs with traditional craftsmanship has earned her numerous accolades. She has also designed costumes for several Bollywood blockbusters.

Emerging Designers Shaping the Future

Mumbai isn’t just about established designers—it’s a thriving space for rising talent. Designers like Masaba Gupta, Payal Singhal, and Shantanu & Nikhil are making a mark with their bold, experimental, and eco-friendly creations, pushing the boundaries of fashion innovation.

The Influence of Bollywood on Mumbai’s Fashion Industry

Bollywood and fashion are deeply intertwined in Mumbai. The film industry plays a crucial role in setting fashion trends, with designers gaining recognition through celebrity collaborations, film costumes, and red carpet styling. Many iconic fashion collections are inspired by Bollywood’s timeless looks.

Mumbai’s Premier Fashion Events

The city hosts prestigious fashion events that showcase top trends and industry talent, including:

Lakmé Fashion Week – One of India’s biggest fashion showcases, featuring renowned and emerging designers.

India Fashion Forum – A platform for industry experts to discuss fashion innovations and trends.

Bridal Couture Week – A celebration of Indian bridal fashion, presenting exquisite collections from leading designers.

Top Shopping Destinations for Fashion Lovers

For those eager to experience Mumbai’s fashion culture, the city offers diverse shopping experiences:

High-End Boutiques – Flagship stores of Manish Malhotra, Sabyasachi, and Anita Dongre in upscale areas like Bandra and Lower Parel.

Colaba Causeway – A hotspot for street shopping, featuring trendy accessories and bohemian styles.

Fashion Street – The go-to place for budget-friendly yet stylish clothing inspired by the latest trends.

Palladium Mall – A luxury shopping destination housing both international and Indian designer brands.

Conclusion

Mumbai’s fashion industry is an ever-evolving blend of tradition, innovation, and global influence. With legendary designers and fresh talent constantly redefining style, the city remains at the forefront of India’s fashion scene. Whether through couture, sustainable fashion, or streetwear, Mumbai continues to make a lasting impact on both national and international platforms.

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Delhi Gets Its Fourth Woman CM - Rekha Gupta

Delhi has a new Chief Minister, and it’s none other than Rekha Gupta, a seasoned politician with years of administrative experience. On Wednesday evening, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) announced her appointment, making her the fourth woman to hold the top post in Delhi.

A Grand Celebration

As soon as the news broke, a wave of celebrations erupted at her residence in Shalimar Bagh. Supporters gathered in large numbers, chanting slogans and beating drums. Her husband, businessman Manish Gupta, expressed his excitement and pledged full support for his wife. Meanwhile, her mother-in-law, Meera Gupta, distributed sweets and stated confidently that Rekha Gupta would accomplish what the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) could not.

Political Journey and Experience

Rekha Gupta’s political career spans decades. She began as a student leader at Daulat Ram College in 1993, becoming the general secretary of the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) in 1995 and its president in 1996. Her affiliation with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the student wing of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), laid the foundation for her political career.

In 2002, Rekha Gupta joined the BJP and steadily climbed the ranks. She served as the secretary of the BJP’s youth wing in Delhi and later as its national secretary. She has also held positions such as general secretary of the BJP Mahila Morcha, national vice-chairperson of BJP Mahila Morcha, and a member of the BJP National Executive.

Electoral Success and Challenges

Gupta’s political journey has had its highs and lows. She first entered electoral politics in 2007, winning the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections from North Pitampura. She served in key positions within the MCD, including vice-chairperson of the standing committee and chairperson of the education department in the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC).

However, her attempts to enter the Delhi Assembly were initially unsuccessful. She lost twice to AAP’s Bandana Kumari in 2015 and 2020 but significantly reduced the margin the second time. In 2022, she won the MCD elections again and was BJP’s candidate for mayor but lost to AAP’s Shelly Oberoi. Finally, in the 2025 elections, she defeated Bandana Kumari by a massive margin of 29,595 votes, securing her place as Delhi’s CM.

Personal Life and Vision for Delhi

Born in Haryana’s Jind district, Rekha Gupta moved to Delhi as a child. She holds degrees in commerce, management, and law. She is a mother of two—her daughter is studying in Australia, and her son is pursuing engineering in Tamil Nadu.

Supporters and colleagues describe her as a bold and experienced leader who understands Delhi’s challenges. As she takes office, all eyes are on her to see how she leads the capital city to new heights.