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Indian Independence Day Celebration: Top 3 Ideas and Activities for Preschoolers and Kids

The kids have not witnessed the freedom struggle, but some are fortunate enough to have great grandparents who can narrate their personal experiences during the struggle. 

To instill a feeling of patriotism in the little ones, Independence Day is celebrated at every preschool in India. It is a great way to imbibe a sense of nationalism through imparting knowledge in a fun-filled manner and in a way that they are receptive to it. 

Independence Day celebrations in preschools are a must, and parents and communities should also take the lead to plan activities amongst kids and preschoolers so that they understand the relevance of it and the struggle behind the freedom we enjoy today. 

Including fun preschool activities to make the children understand the concept of freedom, diversity, and the importance of unity in the country is a great way. 

Here are a few ideas and activities that can be incorporated for the 71st Indian Independence Day celebration in Preschools:

Kids dressed as freedom fighters

Our freedom fighters have been no less than superheroes. One can plan a superhero party with the national heroes who fought for the country’s and the citizen’s freedom. Activities can be involved to make visuals of the freedom fighters. Stories can also be narrated in an exciting tone that resonates with kids. It will help them connect more with the national heroes and will also imbibe a feeling of patriotism in their mind. 

Watch patriotic movies

Children love to watch movies, and when it is with friends, they enjoy even more. A movie playdate in preschool where kids come dressed in tricolor clothes will impart excitement. 

Vande Mataram fest

Written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, Vande Mataram has played a vital role in motivating our national heroes through the freedom struggle, and many musical versions have been released since then. It has emerged as one of the most famous patriotic songs in the country. 

Even today, it stirs emotions amongst all ages. The versatility is what makes the song unique. A Vande Mataram fest can be planned in preschool for kids where kids can form groups and perform on the song. The performances will engage children with the feeling of patriotism and teach them to work as a team in groups. 

Great games, combined with fun preschool activities, impart more knowledge about the country in children. Other activities that can be conducted on the premises is to engage children in painting their t-shirts or making colored paper lanterns. 

Many preschools have realized the importance of learning through engaging and fun activities. One such preschool is Kidzee. At Kidzee, kids are encouraged and inspired to teach the value of freedom and nationalism. 

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OPINION: The Life and Times of an Indian Otaku

  Makoto Shinkai's Weathering With You marked a historic first in my anime watching career. Contrary to popular belief, being the first anime to be released in Indian theaters is not the historic first in question (that honor goes to Shinchan: Bungle in the Jungle). Rather, Weathering With You would become the first film I'd ever watch on opening day — "first day first show" as we Indians call it. In the mad scramble to get tickets, I'd emerged a winner. Was it worth the struggle?

An emphatic yes. It was so good I went on to rewatch it twice.

    To fans in India: I’m so happy to tell that ‘Weathering With You’ (Tenki no ko) will release in India this October! We have licensed the Indian distribution rights to PVR Pictures and BookMyShow backed company Vkaao.

— 新海誠 (@shinkaimakoto) August 10, 2019

  The Indian theatrical release of Weathering With You in 2019 marked an important moment in the history of the Indian anime fandom. The story of how Shinkai noticed (and fulfilled) an online petition by Indian fans asking for its release here is already the stuff of legend. Because access to anime (especially in theaters) was so scarce in India, even in 2019, fans sought to have the film legally released in theaters. And thanks to Shinkai, it worked. To Indian anime fans, this represented the moment Japan — and the rest of the world — recognized our existence in the fandom. But Indian otakus didn't spring up overnight. Anime has had nearly three decades of history here. It just looks a little different than the rest of the world. The origins of anime in India go back to the '90s. Prior to the economic reforms of 1991, we had one — yes, only one — TV channel, the state-owned Doordarshan. The post-1991 wave of private TV channels brought with it a flood of international TV shows, among them anime like Robotech (which aired on the newly-created Star Plus). Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama, the anime adaptation of the Indian mythological epic of the same name, was released in 1992 and had a long and troubled production history, but the end product was a grand success, with its all-star Hindi cast and catchy songs turning it into a TV fixture for well over a decade. It even received a US release, with Bryan Cranston voicing the lead role. The remainder of the '90s would see various anime achieve varying degrees of success, from Nippon Animation's 1989 adaptation of The Jungle Book — which became a nationwide hit — airing in India starting in 1993, to late-night anime like You're Under Arrest and Gunsmith Cats. Despite this, there wasn't yet an actual fandom surrounding anime at the time. That would all change upon the turn of the century.

  Cartoon Network revolutionized the Indian anime market when the channel arrived in 2001. The launch of dedicated anime programming block Toonami brought with it two anime that would permanently shape the future of the fandom: Dragon Ball Z and Cardcaptor Sakura (albeit in its heavily-edited Cardcaptors form). While I never watched Dragon Ball Z (compared to all my friends at school), I did watch some Cardcaptors with my sister, which would actually be the very first anime I watched. My own viewing habits notwithstanding, DBZ was very much the anime of the moment. Schoolkids would frequently shout out famous lines from the iconic English dub. We'd even invented various hand games based on attacks and moves from DBZ. In 2003, another monumental shift would come as the childhood classic Pokémon hit the small screen, followed closely by Digimon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Beyblade. The merchandise associated with these franchises turned them into smash hits with a younger audience. All the cool kids had Pokemon cards and Beyblade tops. Battling with them at school was the stuff childhood was made of. To this day, these toys continue to sell well. Beyblade tournaments are still very much a thing. While many of my schoolmates were avid fans of DBZ, there were other trends in anime that could be observed, trends that had to do with language. From my experience, certain anime were only available dubbed in Hindi — a language spoken largely by the northern half of the country. Coming from a south Indian city with a significant north Indian population, I could observe a clear trend wherein Hindi-speaking north Indians grew up with these Hindi-dubbed anime, while people in the south (who spoke other languages) largely grew up with titles that were available in English (or Tamil, as fans of DBZ's Tamil dub can testify). Interestingly, these Hindi dubbed anime tended to be ones that were popular in Japan but not so much in the West — stuff like Doraemon, Shin-Chan, KochiKame, and Case Closed. This gave the north Indian anime scene a rather unique flavor. An even more interesting case is that of India's northeastern region (comprised of states like Nagaland, Manipur, and Meghalaya). Being culturally different from the rest of India, these states have had a history of consuming Korean and Japanese media, and they embraced anime and manga in a way the rest of the nation had not. Anime-related cosplay is huge in the northeast, with some of the best cosplay conventions in the nation taking place there and becoming a part of the local fashion scene. The general acceptance of otaku culture in the region continues to be high.

Eventually, anime would become a little more accessible to all. The launch of dedicated channel Animax in 2004 represented another watershed moment in the fandom. The shows Animax brought over were unlike anything we'd seen in the medium. Shows like Bleach, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Inuyasha, and K-On! redefined what anime meant for Indian audiences who had previously seen anime as a childhood interest and no different from other cartoons. As the channel slowly began to shift its focus to the older teen/young adult demographic, more mature anime like Cowboy Bebop, Hell Girl, Akira, and Welcome to the NHK challenged our conservative notions of what was acceptable to air on TV, especially considering these shows aired in daytime slots rather than late-night. This honeymoon period did not last. Animax was delisted by service providers in 2012. The years to come would be some of the most frustrating for us anime fans, as availability was at its most inconsistent and uncertain. While the channel attempted to make a comeback later on in 2016, it eventually disappeared for good in 2017. Despite all these problems, I look back on Animax fondly. Thanks to it, we became aware of the existence of the entity known as "anime." We began to actively seek out anime over other forms of animation. In short, it resulted in the formation of an actual fandom centered around anime. Anime fan clubs began to pop up in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Kolkata. Widespread conventions outside of the northeast region came next. Anime Con India was started in 2010, followed closely by Delhi Comic-Con in 2011. Anime conventions in India are a curious thing. They are very unlike the sprawling, sophisticated conventions of the West. The funds simply aren't there for that sort of thing. I don't recall a single Indian anime convention that was attended by a voice actor, animator, or the like. So what are Indian cons about? In an interview with The Citizen, Anime Con India founder Nitesh Rohit talked about his reason for starting the con: "like any other belief and faith they all needed a temple to congregate (at)." This statement really resonates with me, and sums up what Indian cons are about. What they lack in scale and facilities, they make up for in intimacy and a feeling of togetherness. They are more or less small-scale events for anime fans to find other fans, to network with them, and basically feel less alone. Because feeling alone was part of the original Indian otaku experience. The early fandom was largely an urban phenomenon, as going to cons wasn't an option for everyone and the internet wasn't what it is today. So, you had these disconnected pockets of fans. People around you were unlikely to share your interest in anime and may have even judged you for it. The general consensus in India was (and still is) that animation is a medium for children. And remember, for a long time, anime accessibility varied by region. So, if you were lucky enough to find a kindred otaku, there was no guarantee they were into (or had even heard of) the same titles as you. This meant that we hadn't really had the ability to develop any sort of unique culture or traditions of our own. Things like going to cons, renting anime DVDs, memes and in-jokes — these things didn't exist for the vast majority of early fans who were school-going kids or college students of little means. A culture of our own wouldn't arise until much later — when that generation grew up.

  Of course, it wasn't just us who grew up — technology did, too. The internet became more ubiquitous. Social media and forums enabled us to network with each other regardless of location, in ways we'd never have imagined. To the scattered fandom of the early days, this has been nothing short of a blessing. The other big change ushered in by the internet was the era of streaming. Until then, most of our anime viewing took place on television and as previously stated, was not always very consistent. Accessibility improved greatly with the launch of Netflix in 2016. In today's India, Netflix is a household name, with a significant portion of young adults having access to a subscription. With a catalog of over 200 anime, Netflix has been responsible for pulling in many new fans. Plenty of people "come for the movies, stay for the anime." Series like My Hero Academia, Death Note, and One-Punch Man have become mainstream successes in this fashion, with a significant following even among non-anime fans. Another streaming service that is beginning to make inroads into the Indian market is Crunchyroll, with simulcasts like Boruto and originals like Tower of God, and the fact that it is free makes it accessible to anyone with an internet connection. Most Indian anime fans I know of have heard of Crunchyroll, and as more titles get licensed it is inevitable that its popularity will rise. And us otakus are doing plenty to help it do just that.

The success of Weathering With You is a shining example of the tight-knit nature of the Indian anime fandom. All it took was one person (an anime fan named Divishth Pancholi) to create a Change.org petition asking for its release in Indian theaters. The petition went viral, getting over 50,000 signatures and attracting the attention of Shinkai and the producers, resulting in its release here. Today, that event is seen as a smaller part of a greater Indian anime movement that is pushing for increased availability and acceptance of anime in India. Hashtags like #IndiaWantsAnime frequently make their presence felt on social media. This fandom isn't without its problems — it isn't the most inclusive when it comes to non-male fans, the "animation is for kids" specter hasn't been fully shaken off, and I'd love for anime BluRays/DVDs to be more widely available here. But I am grateful for the fandom's existence for getting me into anime in the first place. Without them, I'd have never been sitting in a movie theater on October 11, 2019, watching Weathering With You.

By: news+feed@crunchyroll.com

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Franchise opportunities in Bangalore: Franchisebazar

Franchise opportunities in Bangalore: Franchisebazar

Bangalore - the capital city of the southern Indian state Karnataka , also known as the silicon valley of India .Bangalore's super active economic scenario makes it one of the major economic centers in India. With extensive business opportunities in Bangalore and economic stability, anyone with valuable business ideas for Bangalore can set up a highly profitable business there. When we talk about franchise business, Bangalore offers a lot to say the least. From retail franchise opportunities to food & beverage franchisees, Bangalore has it all! The facts above are good enough to motivate anyone in Bangalore to start their own business, however it is also important to know what works best here.

Let's go through the various brands who are establishing their names in the Indian market and also offering franchising opportunities in Bangalore one by one.

VASVI (Retail Franchise)

Born in the year 2011, the brand VASVI is a leading ethnic wear manufacturer for all the top brands of the world. Our first brand store was opened in 2013 at Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur and started our second store in Borivali (W), Mumbai in 2017. The idea is not just to grow within India but internationally. Vasvi’s mission is to provide the latest designs. Their aim is to grow nationally as well as globally to cater a larger clientele through both retail and e-commerce.

• A growing brand in the fashion and apparel industry

• Aims to grow nationally as well as internationally

• Inclusive and collaborative work culture

So if you are interested in clothing and apparel franchise business , VASVI is definitely a great opportunity.

CHIQUE (Retail Franchise)

Chique is a fast-growing indo western women’s wear brand having several stores pan India. Simple, innovative and progressive, Chique is reinventing a wholly modern approach to fashion. Chique offers affordable designer wear for all kinds of casual and occasion wear clothing requirements of the stylish Indian woman. It caters to one of the strongest and largest sections of urban women that falls in the age group of 20 to 60 years. Eclectic, contemporary, romantic—the brand represents the pinnacle of urban dressing and is unsurpassed for its quality and attention to detail. Chique, as a brand, is inspired by Urban Indian women who aspire to express themselves as modern citizens of the world.

Reasons to Franchise with Chique are many.

What started as a modest women's wear clothing line has now expanded to sell across a retail network of twelve exclusive profitable brand outlets in Delhi NCR. With a clear strategy to flag 100 stores in the next three years, the brand sells across the country including major cities like Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore and Kolkata through over 25 multi-brand outlets. With strong future plans on expanding digital presence, the brand already sells on major online platforms like Jabong and Myntra. Through its collaboration with Pernia's Pop Up Shop, Chique focuses to cater to the Urban Indian sensibilities. Starting with UAE, the brand has already set its foot internationally and with an aggressive retail rollout strategy, we aim to move forward on the path.

KHADIM'S (Footwear Retail Franchise)

Khadim’s was established on December 3, 1981 as S.N. Footwear Industries Private Limited, a private limited Company under the Companies Act, 1956, with the Registrar of Companies. Through the next many years, the company was involved in whole-selling and distribution of branded basic utility footwear. From 1993, with its foray into retailing, Khadim’s emerged as a popular fashion footwear brand. One of India’s largest branded footwear retail players in terms of exclusive stores operating under the Khadim’s brand through their Retail vertical. We have the largest presence in East India and are among the top three players in South India. Their distribution business vertical has a strong network of 544 distributors.

Their Mission is to be in every Indian's step and therefore they are offering franchising opportunities in Bangalore to people who are interested in getting into the franchising business world!

Khadim's gives a brand name that has already established itself. They also provide constant brand support to their franchisees. So if you are a franchise business seeker, seek no more as your search ends at Khadim's! It is one of the top franchise opportunities in Bangalore.

MOO CHU INDIA (Footwear Retail Franchise)

Moo Chuu started in Thailand in 2014. Currently, it has active operations in around 12 countries. With its unique customization concept and strong branding, it is poised to become the leading chain of flip-flop footwear in India. It was introduced in India in November 2018 and Moo Chuu India holds the rights for distribution and retail sales of Moo Chuu Footwear in India. The major USP of its flip flops is that they can be customized based on customer choice of sole and strap colour. Besides customization, Moo Chuu India flip flops are highly durable, waterproof, allergy-free, comfortable, anti-slippery and also, they are made of recycled synthetic rubber. Moo Chuu India also makes sure that everything is contactless from the manufacturing process to the delivery. Along with this, the company even provides the facility and conveyance of shipping everywhere in India.

ANGREZI DHABA (Food Franchise)

Angrezi Dhaba is a theme based lifestyle resto bar that caters to the recreational entertainment cool quotient of the next generation. With an innovative menu, unique ambience and amazing F&B offers. Come and experience the best of both worlds here at Angrezi Dhaba! There are already 8 operational restaurants in Mumbai and 2 are upcoming in Pune and Thane. Angrezi Dhaba is glad to expand a totally fun dhaba style dining with modern twist and well managed restobar in Bangalore and across India and international market by introducing a franchise model for everyone desired to be part of the restaurant revolution.It is one of the best franchise opportunities in Bangalore.

GO69 PIZZA (Food Franchise)

Go69 - A proud Indian pizza Brand of Rudra Enterprises, started its operations in 2014. The very first outlet was started in Rajajipuram, Lucknow, UP. Products offered at the outlet are Pizza in Veg /Non veg assortments, Grills in Veg/Non veg, Veg Rolls, Pasta, French fries, Fried Chicken, Burgers, soft drinks, ice creams, Hot/cold coffee, shakes. Etc. We believe the food offered at Go69 is best in the business and hence we want young and bright entrepreneurs to join the Go69 family!

The company has expansion plans in phases, in 1st phase we are eyeing on a Target of 100 Pizza Outlets across North India especially in UP, Uttarakhand, Delhi & NCR, MP, Bihar and Rajasthan. Go69 thinks about franchises to earn more and more profits and allow them to have more brands and more products for best utilisation of resources to make more profits.

HEALTHUNO (Healthcare Franchise)

HealthUno is a unified healthcare centre which provides all kinds of health solutions and online clinics and pharmacies. This is the only virtual platform for basic ailments in human society. Healthuno provides a range of ongoing support and training as part of their franchising model to ensure they are set up for ongoing success.The benefits of working under an organisation with a unique concept cannot be overemphasized. You enjoy the best of Healthcare’s booming industry. On one hand, as the owner of an independent business, you leverage your entrepreneurial capabilities. On the other hand, you are in one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. As you want to start a successful business, all the knowledge and expertise required to successfully run the business is ensured from our end at Healthuno. You will have access to our years of various domain knowledge and expertise.

KINDERSTARS (Education Franchise)

Founded in 2021, Kinderstars is a chain of Preschool providing preschool franchises in India. Their team has a decade of experience developing preschool and providing operating support for their successful operations.

Kinderstars is a brand founded in 2021 to provide a preschool franchise in pan India. The founder has a decade of experience in the education domain and already developed 100+ preschools in India and also provided necessary support to them for their successful operations.After working as a preschool franchise development for a decade and already developed & provided operating support to 100+ preschools in pan India, we have started our brand by name "KINDERSTARS" to provide franchise in pan India.

They are now planning to extend their expertise by providing franchise services in Bangalore and across India in preschool & later on they will expand to K-12 schools.

So these are the best franchise businesses in 2021 for Bangalore. If you are interested in any of the above mentioned brands or want to browse more on the available franchise business opportunities in Bangalore, then Franchise Bazar is what you need. Franchise Bazar is a bridge that connects young entrepreneurs seeking Franchise opportunities with the available franchisors. Not only this, we at Franchise Bazar provide you the best help and support needed to start your business. Visit www.franchisebazar.com or contact us through +919844443200. We will be glad to help you out!

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Pet Startups – In India (Part-3)

Pet grooming

Nearly one-fourth of India's pet industry is made up by the pet grooming and products sector. This sector has seen a rise in demand due to the increasing disposable income, pet adoption and increased awareness about premium grooming products.

Scoopy Scrub

Scoopy Scrub, India's first professional pet grooming company, was founded in 2007 by Preeti Kumar and Sanjeev. It provides grooming services for the capital's animals. It now has 7 outlets in Delhi NCR, 15 franchise grooming centers spread across Jaipur and Pune, Hyderabad and Kolkata, as well as an international associate branch in Bangkok.

Pet startups in india not only provide a bevy of pet products and services, but they also keep their team and pet parents happy.

Petveda

Terrai natural products, based in Delhi, introduced a new range of grooming products called 'Petveda’ in 2014. Petveda is a pet grooming product line that was inspired by Ayurveda, an ancient Indian practice. It uses natural, organic, and herbal ingredients. Products that have been approved by ECOCERT are free of alcohol, parabens, and sulphate.

Captain Zack

After being inspired by his dog Zack, Mr. Mohit Lalvani founded his pet grooming business Captain Zack. The brand's unique selling points are its natural active ingredients, which are anti-irritant and antibacterial as well as antiseptic, antiseptic, and antifungal. In November 2018, a group of investors provided pre-series A funding to the pet grooming brand.

Funky Furz

Radhiya Shemchandra is the founder and owner of Funky Furz pet grooming products. India's leading pet salon Fuzzy Wuzzy Pet Styling Studio & Spa is also one of the pioneers in the Indian pet grooming market. Funky Furz has a unique range of professional grooming products for pets, including shampoos, conditioners, and grooming tools. These grooming products are specifically designed for each type of hair. You can find the products in their boutique in Bangalore or on their website. Radhiya also created a stylish range of accessories and clothing for pets.

Subscribe to a Box

Indian pet owners are increasingly turning to subscription e-commerce for their delight and surprise.

BarkLoot

Usha Raghav, a Bengaluru-based subscription service, offers pet owners the opportunity to pamper their pets with new toys and accessories every month. Each pet's budget and size will be considered when creating the boxes.

Wiggles

Based on the recommendations of qualified vets, this personalised subscription service offers medicines, nutrition and wellness products for dogs. Wiggles offers grooming and vet services in Mumbai, Pune and Mumbai.

Photography

Pet photography is becoming more popular as pet owners queue up to capture their pets' cute quirks on camera.

Gaurav Thombre Pet Photography

Gaurav's professional petfolio services is based in Mumbai, Pune and offers pet parents a one-stop-shop for creating cherished memories of their furry friend. His beautiful photographs have been featured in top publications like Creature Companion and DNA newspaper.

The Pet Photographer

Aakanksha Tavaq's project, "The Pet Photographer", aims to capture precious moments between pets and their owners in both indoor and outdoor shoots. Tavaq shared, "From action photos to photos of your pet with their personalities highlighted in an way you never thought possible on camera."

Veterinary Care

The Indian veterinary healthcare market is the largest segment of the petcare industry. It is expected to grow at a rate of 10 percent between 2018 and 2023.

Max Vets

Max vets, a multigenerational super-speciality animal hospital in New Delhi, offers a unique approach to traditional veterinary medicine. It was founded in 1952 by Dr. S D Sharma. It is currently run by Dr. Manmohan Sharma's son and his grandsons, Dr. Kunal Dev Sharma & Dr. Bhanu Sharma.

Crown Vet

Crown Vet, owned by Prince Pratapsinh of the Royal Family of Baroda is a Mumbai-based chain of posh animal clinics. Mr. Gaekwad says, "We want a platform that supports the development of Indian veterinary medicine and through this endeavor hope to raise standards in pet care."( Source: punenightlife.in

Cessna Lifeline

Dr. Pawan Kumar's "Cessna Lifeline" is a well-respected name in veterinary medicine that brings international experience to Indian shores. It was established in 2005 as a small pet clinic in Bengaluru with the goal of revolutionizing animal healthcare in India. Now, it has expanded to three multi-speciality animal hospitals located in Gurugram and Bengaluru.

 Training your pet

There has been a steady increase in the number and quality of dog behavioural training programs. Cost of training is determined by the knowledge, skills and qualifications of the trainer, as well as the location and type of training.

K9 Dog Training School

Adnan Khan's K9 Dog Training School offers socialisation, obedience, and behaviour training for pets in the capital. Adnan says, "I believe that training the human closest to the dog is the best way to change their behaviour." Source: petsworld.in. The school also offers a dog gym and dog boarding.

Canines Can Care

Shirin Merchant, a world-renowned trainer and canine behaviorist, has launched Canines Can Care, a pet training initiative. She brings with her over 23 years of dog training experience. This venture provides obedience and behaviour training, as well as assistance with search and rescue operations drills and priming. Shirin is a KCAI- Kennel Club Of England Companion Dog Training and Behavioural Training certified trainer. She founded Woof!, a canine magazine. She was awarded the International Commendation Award for Trainer of The Year by KCAI and the First Ladies Award from the Indian government.

Mobile Veterinary Applications

With the increasing demand to be able to digitally store and organise medical data and have access to veterinary data with a swipe of a finger, the category of veterinary apps continues to grow.

Vetco

Vivan Chopra created Vetco, a secure mobile app that assists pet owners in scheduling appointments, managing medical information, tracking their medical history, setting reminders to take vaccinations, and finding the right mate for their furry friend.

EasyVet Veterinary Drug Index

Appscook Technologies has created Easyvet, a mobile app that allows veterinarians to find the best drug for their pets from a large database of veterinary medicines. You can also track availability and file complaints online.

Conclusion

These young business owners and entrepreneurs are bound by their love for animals. They were able to identify unique business opportunities through their love for animals and personal experiences. Their spirit of entrepreneurship enabled them to shape their dreams and make them a success. Entrepreneurs should be vigilant in seeking out unusual business opportunities in the Indian pet industry.

Stay tuned at Creature Companion for more updates.

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Pet Startups – In India (Part-3)

Pet grooming

Nearly one-fourth of India's pet industry is made up by the pet grooming and products sector. This sector has seen a rise in demand due to the increasing disposable income, pet adoption and increased awareness about premium grooming products.

Scoopy Scrub

Scoopy Scrub, India's first professional pet grooming company, was founded in 2007 by Preeti Kumar and Sanjeev. It provides grooming services for the capital's animals. It now has 7 outlets in Delhi NCR, 15 franchise grooming centers spread across Jaipur and Pune, Hyderabad and Kolkata, as well as an international associate branch in Bangkok.

Pet startups in india not only provide a bevy of pet products and services, but they also keep their team and pet parents happy.

Petveda

Terrai natural products, based in Delhi, introduced a new range of grooming products called 'Petveda’ in 2014. Petveda is a pet grooming product line that was inspired by Ayurveda, an ancient Indian practice. It uses natural, organic, and herbal ingredients. Products that have been approved by ECOCERT are free of alcohol, parabens, and sulphate.

Captain Zack

After being inspired by his dog Zack, Mr. Mohit Lalvani founded his pet grooming business Captain Zack. The brand's unique selling points are its natural active ingredients, which are anti-irritant and antibacterial as well as antiseptic, antiseptic, and antifungal. In November 2018, a group of investors provided pre-series A funding to the pet grooming brand.

Funky Furz

Radhiya Shemchandra is the founder and owner of Funky Furz pet grooming products. India's leading pet salon Fuzzy Wuzzy Pet Styling Studio & Spa is also one of the pioneers in the Indian pet grooming market. Funky Furz has a unique range of professional grooming products for pets, including shampoos, conditioners, and grooming tools. These grooming products are specifically designed for each type of hair. You can find the products in their boutique in Bangalore or on their website. Radhiya also created a stylish range of accessories and clothing for pets.

Subscribe to a Box

Indian pet owners are increasingly turning to subscription e-commerce for their delight and surprise.

BarkLoot

Usha Raghav, a Bengaluru-based subscription service, offers pet owners the opportunity to pamper their pets with new toys and accessories every month. Each pet's budget and size will be considered when creating the boxes.

Wiggles

Based on the recommendations of qualified vets, this personalised subscription service offers medicines, nutrition and wellness products for dogs. Wiggles offers grooming and vet services in Mumbai, Pune and Mumbai.

Photography

Pet photography is becoming more popular as pet owners queue up to capture their pets' cute quirks on camera.

Gaurav Thombre Pet Photography

Gaurav's professional petfolio services is based in Mumbai, Pune and offers pet parents a one-stop-shop for creating cherished memories of their furry friend. His beautiful photographs have been featured in top publications like Creature Companion and DNA newspaper.

The Pet Photographer

Aakanksha Tavaq's project, "The Pet Photographer", aims to capture precious moments between pets and their owners in both indoor and outdoor shoots. Tavaq shared, "From action photos to photos of your pet with their personalities highlighted in an way you never thought possible on camera."

Veterinary Care

The Indian veterinary healthcare market is the largest segment of the petcare industry. It is expected to grow at a rate of 10 percent between 2018 and 2023.

Max Vets

Max vets, a multigenerational super-speciality animal hospital in New Delhi, offers a unique approach to traditional veterinary medicine. It was founded in 1952 by Dr. S D Sharma. It is currently run by Dr. Manmohan Sharma's son and his grandsons, Dr. Kunal Dev Sharma & Dr. Bhanu Sharma.

Crown Vet

Crown Vet, owned by Prince Pratapsinh of the Royal Family of Baroda is a Mumbai-based chain of posh animal clinics. Mr. Gaekwad says, "We want a platform that supports the development of Indian veterinary medicine and through this endeavor hope to raise standards in pet care."( Source: punenightlife.in

Cessna Lifeline

Dr. Pawan Kumar's "Cessna Lifeline" is a well-respected name in veterinary medicine that brings international experience to Indian shores. It was established in 2005 as a small pet clinic in Bengaluru with the goal of revolutionizing animal healthcare in India. Now, it has expanded to three multi-speciality animal hospitals located in Gurugram and Bengaluru.

 Training your pet

There has been a steady increase in the number and quality of dog behavioural training programs. Cost of training is determined by the knowledge, skills and qualifications of the trainer, as well as the location and type of training.

K9 Dog Training School

Adnan Khan's K9 Dog Training School offers socialisation, obedience, and behaviour training for pets in the capital. Adnan says, "I believe that training the human closest to the dog is the best way to change their behaviour." Source: petsworld.in. The school also offers a dog gym and dog boarding.

Canines Can Care

Shirin Merchant, a world-renowned trainer and canine behaviorist, has launched Canines Can Care, a pet training initiative. She brings with her over 23 years of dog training experience. This venture provides obedience and behaviour training, as well as assistance with search and rescue operations drills and priming. Shirin is a KCAI- Kennel Club Of England Companion Dog Training and Behavioural Training certified trainer. She founded Woof!, a canine magazine. She was awarded the International Commendation Award for Trainer of The Year by KCAI and the First Ladies Award from the Indian government.

Mobile Veterinary Applications

With the increasing demand to be able to digitally store and organise medical data and have access to veterinary data with a swipe of a finger, the category of veterinary apps continues to grow.

Vetco

Vivan Chopra created Vetco, a secure mobile app that assists pet owners in scheduling appointments, managing medical information, tracking their medical history, setting reminders to take vaccinations, and finding the right mate for their furry friend.

EasyVet Veterinary Drug Index

Appscook Technologies has created Easyvet, a mobile app that allows veterinarians to find the best drug for their pets from a large database of veterinary medicines. You can also track availability and file complaints online.

Conclusion

These young business owners and entrepreneurs are bound by their love for animals. They were able to identify unique business opportunities through their love for animals and personal experiences. Their spirit of entrepreneurship enabled them to shape their dreams and make them a success. Entrepreneurs should be vigilant in seeking out unusual business opportunities in the Indian pet industry.

Stay tuned at Creature Companion for more updates.

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Ambuja Cement Foundation Partners with Häfele to strengthen the reach and impact of its Menstrual Hygiene Management Project

~Schools and Villages to have sanitary napkin dispensers and napkin manufacturing machines installed ~

Mumbai, July 2021: With an aim to strengthen women’s health in rural areas, Ambuja Cement Foundation (ACF) has conceptualized and implemented the Menstrual Hygiene Management Programme across 7 locations. To facilitate this program, ACF has partnered with Häfele, the Global Interior Fittings Specialist from Germany, and together they will extend support to these rural locations through the installation of Sanitary Napkin Making/Dispensing Machines together with educative initiatives to spread knowledge about menstrual hygiene and breaking the many myths and stigmas around it.

In rural areas, menstrual hygiene management and anemia have a huge impact on the overall development of girls. Sharing her views on the issue, Ms. Pearl Tiwari, Director & CEO, Ambuja Cement Foundation said, “Menstrual hygiene is a matter of public health. The main challenge is to address the shame, taboos and several myths attached to periods and menstrual hygiene. We need to work dedicatedly by identifying gaps and creating awareness to bring effective behavior change in not just women but in the whole society. Male members of the community also have a crucial role to play here, thus, increasing knowledge and awareness for male members is also a part of this MHM program.”

Talking about Häfele’s contribution to this initiative, Ms. Padma Gupta, Director - Human Resources & Customer Experience, South Asia said, “We believe in creating partnerships that make a difference to society. We are really happy to be associated with this public health cause and I am hopeful that our collaboration with Ambuja Cement Foundation will take their menstrual hygiene management program to the next level, by imparting sanitation education and support among young girls and women in rural areas.”

The purpose of the activity is to strengthen women and adolescent groups with building capacities and sustained support towards improving four pillars of menstrual hygiene management:

1. Access to knowledge and information

2. Access to menstrual absorbents

3. WASH structures and maintenance

4. Access to safe disposal

ACF will facilitate biodegradable sanitary napkin-making machines which will be installed through rural women federations where maintenance and output will also be monitored. Sanitary napkins will be manufactured by village SHGs under ACF’s income generation and livelihood project. Vending machines and incinerators will be installed in the schools and common points for easy access at various locations.

About Ambuja Cement Foundation:

Established in 1993, Ambuja Cement Foundation is a grassroots pan-India implementing organisation that harnesses the power of partnerships –between communities, Government and other like-minded corporates and NGOs – to help solve pressing community problems and to foster prosperity. For almost 3 decades, ACF has created a significant impact. A full-fledged Research and Monitoring Unit, along with numerous external, independent studies show significant change – in income levels, health indicators and overall harmony and happiness. Our work has spread beyond our core villages, and by working hand in hand with like-minded organizations, we aim to significantly impact the pressing issues currently inhabiting our country.

Häfele India:

Häfele India is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Häfele global network and has been operating in India since 2003 under the leadership of Mr. Jürgen Wolf (Managing Director). The ability of the company to understand the diverse Indian market has made it an authority in the field of architectural hardware, furniture and kitchen fittings and accessories. The company also has a strong presence in synergized product categories namely Home Appliances, Furniture Lighting, Sanitary and Surfaces catering to the focused demand from these industries. The subsidiary has a strong nationwide presence with offices in Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Kolkata and Cochin. It has full-scale operations in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh with Regional offices and Design Showrooms in both countries; and has also spread its operations to other regions of South Asia including Nepal, Bhutan and Maldives.

Häfele India services its customers with a base of over 1300 employees, a well-networked Franchise base of over 130 shops along with over 1000 dealers situated across South Asia. The subsidiary has a sophisticated Logistics center in Mumbai along with distribution centers in Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata and Colombo respectively.

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Pet Startups – In India (Part-3)

Pet grooming

Nearly one-fourth of India's pet industry is made up by the pet grooming and products sector. This sector has seen a rise in demand due to the increasing disposable income, pet adoption and increased awareness about premium grooming products.

Scoopy Scrub

Scoopy Scrub, India's first professional pet grooming company, was founded in 2007 by Preeti Kumar and Sanjeev. It provides grooming services for the capital's animals. It now has 7 outlets in Delhi NCR, 15 franchise grooming centers spread across Jaipur and Pune, Hyderabad and Kolkata, as well as an international associate branch in Bangkok.

Pet startups in india not only provide a bevy of pet products and services, but they also keep their team and pet parents happy.

Petveda

Terrai natural products, based in Delhi, introduced a new range of grooming products called 'Petveda’ in 2014. Petveda is a pet grooming product line that was inspired by Ayurveda, an ancient Indian practice. It uses natural, organic, and herbal ingredients. Products that have been approved by ECOCERT are free of alcohol, parabens, and sulphate.

Captain Zack

After being inspired by his dog Zack, Mr. Mohit Lalvani founded his pet grooming business Captain Zack. The brand's unique selling points are its natural active ingredients, which are anti-irritant and antibacterial as well as antiseptic, antiseptic, and antifungal. In November 2018, a group of investors provided pre-series A funding to the pet grooming brand.

Funky Furz

Radhiya Shemchandra is the founder and owner of Funky Furz pet grooming products. India's leading pet salon Fuzzy Wuzzy Pet Styling Studio & Spa is also one of the pioneers in the Indian pet grooming market. Funky Furz has a unique range of professional grooming products for pets, including shampoos, conditioners, and grooming tools. These grooming products are specifically designed for each type of hair. You can find the products in their boutique in Bangalore or on their website. Radhiya also created a stylish range of accessories and clothing for pets.

Subscribe to a Box

Indian pet owners are increasingly turning to subscription e-commerce for their delight and surprise.

BarkLoot

Usha Raghav, a Bengaluru-based subscription service, offers pet owners the opportunity to pamper their pets with new toys and accessories every month. Each pet's budget and size will be considered when creating the boxes.

Wiggles

Based on the recommendations of qualified vets, this personalised subscription service offers medicines, nutrition and wellness products for dogs. Wiggles offers grooming and vet services in Mumbai, Pune and Mumbai.

Photography

Pet photography is becoming more popular as pet owners queue up to capture their pets' cute quirks on camera.

Gaurav Thombre Pet Photography

Gaurav's professional petfolio services is based in Mumbai, Pune and offers pet parents a one-stop-shop for creating cherished memories of their furry friend. His beautiful photographs have been featured in top publications like Creature Companion and DNA newspaper.

The Pet Photographer

Aakanksha Tavaq's project, "The Pet Photographer", aims to capture precious moments between pets and their owners in both indoor and outdoor shoots. Tavaq shared, "From action photos to photos of your pet with their personalities highlighted in an way you never thought possible on camera."

Veterinary Care

The Indian veterinary healthcare market is the largest segment of the petcare industry. It is expected to grow at a rate of 10 percent between 2018 and 2023.

Max Vets

Max vets, a multigenerational super-speciality animal hospital in New Delhi, offers a unique approach to traditional veterinary medicine. It was founded in 1952 by Dr. S D Sharma. It is currently run by Dr. Manmohan Sharma's son and his grandsons, Dr. Kunal Dev Sharma & Dr. Bhanu Sharma.

Crown Vet

Crown Vet, owned by Prince Pratapsinh of the Royal Family of Baroda is a Mumbai-based chain of posh animal clinics. Mr. Gaekwad says, "We want a platform that supports the development of Indian veterinary medicine and through this endeavor hope to raise standards in pet care."( Source: punenightlife.in

Cessna Lifeline

Dr. Pawan Kumar's "Cessna Lifeline" is a well-respected name in veterinary medicine that brings international experience to Indian shores. It was established in 2005 as a small pet clinic in Bengaluru with the goal of revolutionizing animal healthcare in India. Now, it has expanded to three multi-speciality animal hospitals located in Gurugram and Bengaluru.

 Training your pet

There has been a steady increase in the number and quality of dog behavioural training programs. Cost of training is determined by the knowledge, skills and qualifications of the trainer, as well as the location and type of training.

K9 Dog Training School

Adnan Khan's K9 Dog Training School offers socialisation, obedience, and behaviour training for pets in the capital. Adnan says, "I believe that training the human closest to the dog is the best way to change their behaviour." Source: petsworld.in. The school also offers a dog gym and dog boarding.

Canines Can Care

Shirin Merchant, a world-renowned trainer and canine behaviorist, has launched Canines Can Care, a pet training initiative. She brings with her over 23 years of dog training experience. This venture provides obedience and behaviour training, as well as assistance with search and rescue operations drills and priming. Shirin is a KCAI- Kennel Club Of England Companion Dog Training and Behavioural Training certified trainer. She founded Woof!, a canine magazine. She was awarded the International Commendation Award for Trainer of The Year by KCAI and the First Ladies Award from the Indian government.

Mobile Veterinary Applications

With the increasing demand to be able to digitally store and organise medical data and have access to veterinary data with a swipe of a finger, the category of veterinary apps continues to grow.

Vetco

Vivan Chopra created Vetco, a secure mobile app that assists pet owners in scheduling appointments, managing medical information, tracking their medical history, setting reminders to take vaccinations, and finding the right mate for their furry friend.

EasyVet Veterinary Drug Index

Appscook Technologies has created Easyvet, a mobile app that allows veterinarians to find the best drug for their pets from a large database of veterinary medicines. You can also track availability and file complaints online.

Conclusion

These young business owners and entrepreneurs are bound by their love for animals. They were able to identify unique business opportunities through their love for animals and personal experiences. Their spirit of entrepreneurship enabled them to shape their dreams and make them a success. Entrepreneurs should be vigilant in seeking out unusual business opportunities in the Indian pet industry.

Stay tuned at Creature Companion for more updates.

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How to Find a Business Opportunity

What exactly is a business opportunity?

To clear things up, we've devised a simple analogy. Remember when your teacher was explaining the difference between a rectangle and a square in elementary school? A square is a rectangle, but a rectangle isn't always a square. The same holds true for business opportunities, independent businesses for sale, and franchises. All franchises and independent businesses for sale are business opportunities, but not all business opportunities meet the definition of a franchise or are independent businesses for sale in the strictest sense. Making matters even more complicated, 26 states have passed legislation defining business opportunities and regulating their sales. These statutes are frequently so comprehensively written that they include franchises as well. Not every state that has enacted a business opportunity law defines the term in the same way.

However, the majority of them describe one using the following broad criteria: 1.A business opportunity entails the purchase or lease of any product, service, or equipment that will allow the purchaser-licensee to start a business. 2.The licensor or seller of a business opportunity promises to secure or help the customer in locating a suitable site or to deliver the goods to the purchaser-licensee. 3.The licensor-seller ensures a revenue higher than or equal to the amount paid for the product by the licensee-buyer when it is resold and that there is a market for the product or service. 4.The initial fee paid to the seller to begin the business opportunity should be between $400 and $1,000. 5.The licensor-seller agrees to buy back any goods bought by the licensee-buyer if it cannot be sold to the business's potential consumers. 6.The licensee-buyer will acquire any goods or services produced by the seller-licensor. 7.The licensor-seller of the business opportunity will provide the licensee-buyer with a sales or marketing campaign, which will often involve the use of a trade name or trademark. The sale of an independent company by its owner is often prohibited under the rules governing business opportunity enterprises. Rather, they are intended to cover the numerous sales of distributorships or companies that do not satisfy the criteria of a franchise under a 1979 FTC regulation. This legislation distinguishes three types of business offerings: package franchises, product franchises, and business opportunity ventures. Four characteristics must be present in order for a business opportunity endeavor to be classified as such under the FTC rule: 1.The person who purchases a business opportunity, also known as a licensee or franchisee, is required to distribute or sell products or services provided by the licenser or franchisor. 2.The licensor or franchisor must assist the licensee in obtaining a retail outlet or accounting for the products and services distributed or sold. 3.A financial transaction of at least $500 must occur between the two parties prior to or within six months after the licensee or franchisee begins the business endeavor. 4.All terms and conditions of the licensor-licensee relationship must be specified in writing. The selling of business prospects, as defined by the FTC regulation, is clearly distinct from the sale of an independent company. When it comes to the sale of a sole proprietorship, the buyer has no responsibilities to the seller. Following the completion of the sales transaction, the buyer may subscribe to any company operations system of his or her choice. The seller does not demand a continuing connection. Business opportunity ventures, like franchises, are companies in which the seller agrees to remain involved with the buyer indefinitely. Different Types of Business Opportunities The following are the FTC's definitions of the most prevalent kinds of business opportunity ventures: Distributorship. Refers to an independent agent who has entered into an agreement to offer and sell another's goods but is not permitted to use the manufacturer's trade name as part of its own. Depending on the terms of the agreement, the distributor may be restricted to selling just that company's products, or it may be allowed to promote a variety of product lines or services from other companies. Jobber on the rack. The sale of another company's goods via a rack distribution system at a variety of shops served by the rack jobber. Typically, the agent or buyer gets into an arrangement with the parent business to sell their products via strategically placed shop racks to different stores. The main business acquires a number of sites where the racks are rented on a short-term basis. It is the agent's responsibility to manage the inventory, move the goods around to attract customers, and handle the accounting. Routes for vending machines This is quite similar to rack jobbing. The investment is often higher for this kind of business opportunity endeavor since the businessperson must purchase both the equipment and the goods being sold, but the position is inverted in terms of the payment method. The vending machine operator must pay a percentage of sales to the site owner. The key to any route agreement is to acquire sites in high-traffic regions that are also as near to one another as feasible. If your locations are far apart, you will spend time and money commuting between them. In addition to the three kinds of business possibilities mentioned above, you should be aware of four others: Dealer. A dealer is similar to a distributor, however unlike a distributor, who may sell to a number of dealers, a dealer would often sell solely to a store or the customer. Licenses for trademarks and products. The licensee gets the right to utilize the seller's trade name as well as particular techniques, equipment, technology, or goods under this kind of agreement. The use of a trade name is entirely optional. Marketing via a network. This is a broad phrase that encompasses direct sales and multilevel marketing. You would sell goods as a network marketing agent via your own network of friends, neighbors, coworkers, and so on. In certain cases, you may be able to earn extra commissions by recruiting other agents. Cooperatives. This business is comparable to a licensee arrangement in which an established company, such as a hotel or hardware shop, may associate with a broader network of similar companies, typically only for the purpose of advertising and marketing via a shared name. How the Government Safeguards You The FTC Rule, which has been in force since late 1979, has had a wide-ranging influence on the franchise and business opportunity industries, as well as prospective franchisees and licensees. The regulation is intended to ensure that all potential purchasers of a franchise or business opportunity get a complete disclosure including all of the background information required to make an educated investment choice. Despite the FTC's ruling and strong state-level action, some merchants will attempt any way to avoid regulation. Neither the FTC rule nor state laws can ensure that you will not be a victim of fraud. As a result, you should pay particular attention to the FTC disclosure statement that is provided to you. Before signing a binding contract or paying money (or other compensation) to the vendor, every potential buyer of a business opportunity must obtain the FTC disclosure statement. The 10-business-day deadline is a bare minimum. If you haven't gotten an FTC disclosure paperwork, don't sign anything or pay any money, especially if it's said to be "refundable." If the vendor fails to provide you with a disclosure form, they are breaking federal law and may possibly be breaking state law. If the salesperson argues that his or her offering is exempt from FTC regulations, seek to obtain an opinion letter from counsel before proceeding. In addition, ask the salesperson for the phone number of the local state agency or FTC office that has informed them that they are exempt. There are very few business opportunity offers that are excluded. The only significant exceptions are those in which the entire initial payment during the first six months is less than $500, or when payment is provided solely for first goods sold at a genuine wholesale price. Business Opportunities vs. Franchises As a general rule, a franchisee receives greater assistance from the parent business, is permitted to utilize the trademarked name, and is subject to stricter supervision by the franchisor. Business prospects, on the other hand, don't get as much assistance from the parent business, aren't usually given the use of a trademarked brand, and aren't bound by the parent company's operating standards. As previously said, there are many types of business opportunity initiatives. Some are even turnkey organizations, much like many package-format franchises. These business possibilities provide everything you could possible need to get started. They assist you in choosing a site, give training, and provide license support.

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List of Esports Leagues and Tournaments in India

Check out the list of Esports Leagues and Tournaments in India in 2021 which are currently in running.

Arena of Valor International Championship

Arena of Valor International Championship is a top competition for Arena of Valor. Teams compete for the strongest team in Arena of Valor.

Battle.net World Championship Series (BlizzCon)

Battle.net World Championship Series is a StarCraft II (SC2), World of Warcraft (WoW), Overwatch and Hearthstone world championship series which is run by Blizzard Entertainment.

Call of Duty League

A Call of Duty franchised based league that replaces the Call of Duty World League. Call of Duty League is played on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for PlayStation 4

Ultimate Battle

Ultimate Battle is yet another among Esports Leagues and Tournaments in India which is an All India Open Esports League, and includes games like CS:GO, DOTA 2, FIFA and others.

COBX Masters

COBX Masters is a Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive competition held across several cities in India.

Code Wars

Organized by Code Warriors, Code Wars is an Inter-school technology event, which includes gaming events and features many games including FIFA.

Dew Arena

Dew Arena is a Dota 2 and CS:GO competition with the main event at held at Gurugram.

Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour

The Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour is a global tournament series for the smash-hit fighting game by Bandai Namco Entertainment, Inc.

eGames

eGames is a tournament between countries worldwide.

Electronic Sports League

Electronic Sports World Cup

ESL India Premiership

First Indian esports event that took place in Mumbai, India

Apex Legends Global Series

Apex Legends Global Series is a competition for the battle royale Apex Legends with a prize pool of US$3 million. It starts with the online tournaments, then goes to the premier tournaments, and ends with the major tournaments.

EXTREMESLAND

EXTREMESLAND is an Asian Tournament for CS:GO players. The final event is held in China.

Exun

Exun is an Inter-school technology event organized by Exun Clan. The Exun is considered most prestigious Indian school tournament after Code Wars. This Gaming event includes FIFA.

FIFA Interactive World Cup (FIWC)

An annual video gaming competition officially organized by FIFA and its presenting partner EA Sports.

Fortnite World Cup

Fortnite World Cup is a Fortnite tournament.

GamingMonk Championship Series

GamingMonk Championship Series is a tournament for FIFA and other esports games based in Mumbai, India.

Halo Championship Series

Halo Championship Series is a 343 industries own esports league for the Halo series.

Hero Pro League

Hero Pro League is a tournament which is organised by Hero Entertainment and a flagship tournament for Crisis Action and King of Warship. This is played mostly in China and South-East Asia.

International e-Sports Federation

International e-Sports Federation runs the only World Championships for official national teams.

KO Fight Nights

KO Fight Nights is an esports competition for the game title Streetfighter V with the finals held in New Delhi.

League of Legends India Champions Cup

League of Legends India Champions Cup is an invitational tournament organized for the South Asian region.

League of Legends World Championship

League of Legends World Championship is a Flagship annual tournament of League of Legends, recently recognized as the most played video game in the world. Considered one of the most watched esports event in the world with the 2016 League of Legends World Championship achieving 43 million unique viewers and 14.7 million peak concurrent viewership.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup

MSC is an annual esports tournament for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang in Southeast Asia

NGS Championship (previously Indian esports Championship)

One of the most prestigious gaming events in India, the NSG Championship which was previously Indian esports Championship features Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Dota 2, Paladins, Rocket League, and FIFA.

North East Championship

North East Championship is a 30 day long-tournament with game titles including Clash Royale, Dota 2 and FIFA. North East Championship aims to promote esports in the Northeastern region of India which has been underrepresented in the Indian esports space.

PUBG Mobile India Series

PUBG Mobile India Series is a tournament for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds in India. It is believed to be the second biggest eSports tournament held in India as of February 2019.

Rocket League Championship Series

Official Rocket League tournament run by the game's developer

Taiwan Excellence Gaming Cup

The Taiwan Excellence Cup has been one of the most consistent esports tournaments in India and features the games CS:GO and Dota 2.

Tekken World Tour

The Tekken World Tour is an international tournament series for the iconic fighting franchise Tekken. The series sees Bandai Namco Entertainment, Inc. teaming up with Twitch to bring competitors from around the world together to fight for a World Champion.

The International

The International is a premier annually held Dota 2 tournament. The prize pool of this competition has made it extremely popular with the latest update of a prize pool of over $34 million.

U Cypher

Indian esports competition for Dota 2, CS:GO, Tekken and Real Cricket. The prize pool in the first edition was ₹51,00,000

Wargaming.net League

Wargaming.net League is aTournament flagships from World of Tanks.

World Cyber Games

Founded in South Korea, the World Cyber Games is one of the largest esports tournaments in existence.

Gamerji Esports Tournaments 

Gamerji Esports Tournaments is a tournament which features PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty tournaments in India and other esports games and is based in Ahmedabad, India.

Pixlona Esports Tournaments 

Pixlona Esports Tournaments is a tournament which features PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty tournaments in India and other esports games. The tournament is based in Noida, India.

Skyesports GrandSlam 

Skyesports GrandSlam is an online esports tournament for PUBG Mobile, Brawlstars, Clash of clans, Rainbow six siege.

Skyesports Championship 

Skyesports Championship is among the largest LAN Tournament in India, First Season took Place at Chennai in March 2019.

Valorant Agni Series 

Valorant Agni Series is an open-for-all Valorant tournament in India. It is organized by NODWIN Gaming.

Free Fire India Championship (FFIC) 

Free Fire India Championship(FFIC) is a tournament organized by Garena. It was Garena's First FreeFire Esport tournament in India. However the Finals of Free Fire India Championship were fortified due to COVID-19.

Skyesports League 2020 

Skyesports League 2020 is one of the largest tournament in South Asia, AMD Ryzen 5000 series presents Skyeports League will be based on city vs city model, will be set to feature Cities are Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Punjab, Delhi, Kolkata and Rajasthan.

PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020 

PUBG Mobile Global Championship was the final major event of PUBG Mobile Esports in the year 2020. 24 of the best teams from around the world were invited or qualified for PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020. It was hosted in Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai. it is the largest PUBGm Esport Event considering the prize pool money.

Free Fire Indian Championship (FFIC) Fall Split 2020 

Free Fire Indian Championship (FFIC) Fall Split 2020 was a Esport tournament organised by Garena. It was the First Major Esport tournament by garena. The Top 3 Teams; Total Gaming Esports, Critical X Esports and Stalwart Esports Advanced to the Free Fire Asia Play-Ins. More events and tournaments will be added as and when more tournaments will start featuring in India. Read the full article

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Bengal polls 2021: CM Mamata Banerjee casts vote in Bhabanipur

Bengal polls 2021: CM Mamata Banerjee casts vote in Bhabanipur

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The billion dollar mindset - ET HospitalityWorld

The billion dollar mindset – ET HospitalityWorld

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Virender Sehwag Biography

The swashbuckling former Indian opener, Virender Sehwag is considered as one of the most destructive batsmen in the world. Virender Sehwag is known to clear the ropes in the just the first ball of the innings as his aggressive approach on the field has seen him demolish the opposition’s bowling attack. The “Nawab of Najafgarh” has been the nightmare of the opposition bowlers since the day he started opening the innings for the Indian team.

Sehwag made his International debut against Pakistan in an ODI match in Mohali on April 1, 1999. The 21-year-old came in to bat at the 7th down and he was bundled out cheaply by Shoaib Akhtar. However, he was promoted to bat as an opener in the coming matches and the rest is history. Two years later Sehwag made a cut into the Test team against mighty South Africa where he hammered a century on his test debut. Sehwag has been a great admirer of Sachin Tendulkar due to his batting techniques and loved watching him bat from the non-striker’s end. But he himself had a subtle and unorthodox technique of batting, especially for his square cuts and uppercuts.

Sehwag announced his retirement from the International cricket on 20th October 2015 after getting ignored by the national team selectors for over two years. He played his last international match against Australia in a Test match at Hyderabad in March 2013. Sehwag is currently into a part of the commentary panel and does good commentary in both English and Hindi.

Virender Sehwag's Personal Information

Sehwag’s Date of Birth: Virender Sehwag’s birthday is on 20th October 1978. He was born in Haryana but his family shifted to Najafgarh so he spent his childhood in Najafgarh, Delhi. In fact, after his success, people started calling him the “Nawab of Najafgarh”.

Sehwag’s Age: Virender Sehwag’s age is currently 41 years old and there is still a lot of cricket left in him. Recently, Sehwag smashed 74 runs off 54 balls in the Road Safety Match against West Indies Legends in march 2020 which shows he isn’t rusty till now.

Sehwag’s Height: Virender Sehwag’s height is 5 ft 6 In (1.67 metres)

Virender Sehwag's Family Information

Virender Sehwag was born in a Jat family involved in the grain business. Sehwag has always lived in a Joint family including his three siblings, sixteen cousins and uncle and aunts. After a few years of his birth, Sehwag family shifted to Najafgarh in Delhi where he attended his school and also enrolled himself into a cricket academy. Virender Sehwag is the third child of Krishan and Krishna Sehwag after his sisters Anju and Manju Sehwag. Manju Sehwag is a politician of the Indian National Congress and a representative of Ward 180 of Dakshinpuri Extension Delhi.

Sehwag got married to his longtime friend Aarti Ahlawat. When Sehwag was 21 years old he proposed her and the couple finally tied the knot on 22nd April 2004. The couple gave birth to two sons: Aryavir Sehwag and Vedant Sehwag. Aryavir is the elder son as he was born in 2007 while Vedant was born in 2010.

Virender Sehwag's Career Stats

Virender Sehwag started his career as one of the most promising batsmen in the Indian team down the order. Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to deliver up to the expectations. It was under the skipper Sourav Ganguly that he was promoted up the batting order and started opening the batting for the side.

Sehwag made his ODI debut against Pakistan in 1999 but it was not an impressive start to his international career. The right-handed batsman was known to be one of the most destructive batting style. Perhaps, he got a few more opportunities and he did bank on those chances as cemented his place in the Indian side. The 21-year-old Sehwag had a dream debut in the white jersey as he scored a century in his first-ever test match against South Africa.

A few months later he was promoted as an opener and started opening with the batting great Sachin Tendulkar as the duo went on to have one of the highest opening partnerships in the World cricket, compiling 3919 runs at a combined average of 42.13, 12 centuries and the highest single inning partnership of 182 runs.

Sehwag has played 104 tests and scored 8586 runs at an average of 49.34 including 24 centuries. In the One Day Internationals, Sehwag has played 251 matches and piled 8273 runs at an average of 35.05. His highest score in ODI is 219 against West Indies in 2011.

The Swashbuckling opener could only play 19 T20Is, scoring 394 runs at an average of 21.88. To check out his career stats, click on Virender Sehwag’s career stats!

Virender Sehwag's IPL Career

Sehwag was way ahead of the other players in playing the aggressive form of cricket, and when the BCCI came up with the Indian Premier League. Sehwag knew he could use some of his signature shots at will in the cash-rich T20 league as he was roped in by the Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals). Sehwag was the skipper of the Delhi franchise as he led them to one of the best seasons in 2010 when they reached the semi-finals but lost to Kolkata Knight Riders.

Sehwag did peak individual success but couldn’t win a single title for the Daredevils. In 2014, he joined Kings XI Punjab and with his dashing and destructive form, he led Kings XI Punjab till the finals as he scored 122 runs in the semi-finals match against the Chennai Super Kings.

Two years after joining the KXIP as a player, Sehwag took over the job of the mentor of the franchise as he mentored them for three consecutive seasons between 2016-2018 before parting ways with them.

As a player, Sehwag scored 2728 runs in 104 matches in the Indian Premier League at an average of 27.56. His IPL career also includes two centuries, one of which came against CSK in the semi-finals of 2015 season as KXIP advanced into the finals.

Virender Sehwag's Achievements

# Achievements

Virender Sehwag still holds the record of the highest score in an innings by an Indian batsman in the Test cricket when he scored 319 runs against South Africa in 2008.

He also holds the record for becoming the first-ever Indian batsman to score a triple century in test cricket when he smashed 209 runs against Pakistan in 2004 at Multan, that earned him the nickname “Sultan of Multan”. He has scored two triple centuries in his career.

He became the first Indian skipper to score a double century in the ODI when he scored 219 runs off 149 balls. He led the Indian team in absence of the regular skipper MS Dhoni.

Sehwag also holds the record of scoring the fastest triple century in Test cricket in just 278 balls.

Sehwag has the most number of 290+ scores in test matches (scored triple century on two occasions)

Virender Sehwag’s achievements also include him scoring over 7500 runs in both tests and ODI as an opener.

Sehwag is one and the only cricketer in the world to have a rare feat of taking five wickets in an innings along with two consecutive double-century partnerships in test cricket.

# Awards

In 2002 Virender Sehwag received the Arjuna Award by the Ministry of youth affairs and sports for his contribution to Cricket.

In 2007 the former Indian opener received Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year.

He was the recipient of the Wisden Cricketer in the World for two consecutive years in 2008 and 2009.

Sehwag was named the ICC Test Player of the year in 2010.

In 2010 he was conferred with the Padma Shree Award.

Virender Sehwag's Net worth

Virender Sehwag’s net worth is currently $40 million (305 crores) as of 2020 and most of it comes from his business ventures, brand endorsements, and commentary contract with the BCCI. Sehwag is known to be one of the most money-minded cricketers as he already paved the path of his income even after his retirement. Here is the breakdown of Sehwag’s net worth and income:

Sehwag has opened a school and named it Sehwag International School which is located in Jhajjar, Haryana. The school has A-class facilities for the students who aspire to be a sportsman.

He launched his own sportswear brand named ‘VS’ which is managed by Viru Retail Pvt. Ltd and Stitched Textiles Pvt. Ltd. With the motive of earning over Rs. 22 crores (estimated) per year, Sehwag launched over 50 stores in the country.

Sehwag endorses the following brands: Boost, Samsung Mobiles, Adidas, Reebok, Hero Honda, etc. and he charges a hefty amount from them for the endorsement.

He has his own house in Najafgarh but recently he bought a mansion in the Hauz Khas which is one of the posh areas of New Delhi.

Sehwag also rakes in a handsome amount from the BCCI for his commentary contract. Besides, he was also the head coach of Kings XI Punjab earning him a good amount of money.

Sehwag owns one of the most luxurious cars in the world and some of them include Bentley Continental Flying Spur (Rs.3.41 crores) and a BMW series cars. He is one of those cricketers to show his fascination for the Big toys.

Virender Sehwag is a philanthropist by nature as he donates in various charity foundations and also feeding the migrant labourers.

Virender Sehwag's Controversies

Seems like diplomacy is not Virender Sehwag’s forte as he tends to live his life on a simple and upfront attitude. But when you are a prominent figure and also represented your country for over 15 years, the controversies surely hit on you at least once in any part of your career. Sehwag is known for a free mind and expressing his views, regardless of what others think and opine.

Here is the list of Virender Sehwag’s controversies on and off the field that has caused him troubles on some occasions:

The cold war with MS Dhoni that barred him from the Indian team: This ought to be the mother of all controversies in Virender Sehwag’s career during his playing days. There have been instances when both Dhoni and Sehwag were seen teasing each other in the dressing room which sometimes didn’t end up well. The tiff between them caused unrest in the Indian dressing room which was followed by the team’s disastrous run in England and Australia in 2011-2012. Sehwag was also going through a rough patch of his career as he was not among the runs for almost a year. Eventually, he was dropped from the side as the youngsters took over his place. Later, Sehwag revealed that MS Dhoni didn’t want him along with two other players in the team due to their slow fielding. He also alleged that MS didn’t even consult with them before saying it in front of the media. Because of that particular incident, many also criticise Dhoni for literally ending Sehwag’s career.

Controversial tweet that incited communal controversy: Virender Sehwag almost put himself in a controversy as he tweeted on an incident in 2018 when a tribal man was killed in Kerala by a mob. Sehwag gave a communal angle to that incident with his tweet but received criticism by the people which led him to delete that tweet in order to not get in trouble.

Madhu stole 1 kg rice: A mob of Ubaid , Hussain and Abdul Kareem lynched the poor tribal man to death. This is a disgrace to a civilised society and I feel ashamed that this happens and kuch farak nahi padta. pic.twitter.com/LXSnjY6sF0

Banned for excessive appealing against South Africa: This controversy doesn’t only involve Virender Sehwag but three other Indian players Deep Dasgupta, Harbhajan Singh and Shib Sunder Das as they were alleged for excessive appealing against South Africa at Port Elizabeth. Match referee Mike Dennes came down really hard on the Indian players as he handed them suspension for the excessive appealing. But the naive Sehwag was the only one who ended up with the suspension. Indian team still picked Sehwag for the test series against England on which ICC issued a statement saying that any match involving Sehwag would be termed “unofficial” until he serves one ban imposed on him.

Missed his century by 1 run: This on-field controversy involving Virender Sehwag and Suraj Randiv takes us back to the tri-series between Indian, Sri Lanka and New Zealand. Apparently, Virender Sehwag was batting on 99* and the Indian team required just one run to win the match. Randiv deliberately bowled a no-ball and Sehwag hammered him for a six. Initially, Sehwag thought that he had earned those six runs as he started celebrating his century and team’s victory. But during the post-match presentation when he was adjudged the Man of the Match, he realised that the no-ball denied him his well-deserved century which he immediately cited signifying the length of the no-ball and subsequently, Randhiv was banned for one match while Tillakaratne Dilshan had to give up his one match’s fees.

Sehwag has also hit the limelight for some of his cheeky yet sarcastic tweets when he has taken a jibe at some of the current and former cricketers.

Virender Sehwag's Social Media

The former batsman is known to be a social media buff and his presence can be felt mostly on Twitter as he leaves no stones unturned in keeping his fans engaged and putting his honest opinions.

Sehwag also keeps his fans engaged on Instagram by posting pictures and giving his fans a glimpse of his daily life. The swashbuckling opener has 5.3 million followers on Instagram, 20.6 million followers on Twitter, and 14 million fans on Facebook.

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Virender Sehwag Biography

The swashbuckling former Indian opener, Virender Sehwag is considered as one of the most destructive batsmen in the world. Virender Sehwag is known to clear the ropes in the just the first ball of the innings as his aggressive approach on the field has seen him demolish the opposition’s bowling attack. The “Nawab of Najafgarh” has been the nightmare of the opposition bowlers since the day he started opening the innings for the Indian team.

Sehwag made his International debut against Pakistan in an ODI match in Mohali on April 1, 1999. The 21-year-old came in to bat at the 7th down and he was bundled out cheaply by Shoaib Akhtar. However, he was promoted to bat as an opener in the coming matches and the rest is history. Two years later Sehwag made a cut into the Test team against mighty South Africa where he hammered a century on his test debut. Sehwag has been a great admirer of Sachin Tendulkar due to his batting techniques and loved watching him bat from the non-striker’s end. But he himself had a subtle and unorthodox technique of batting, especially for his square cuts and uppercuts.

Sehwag announced his retirement from the International cricket on 20th October 2015 after getting ignored by the national team selectors for over two years. He played his last international match against Australia in a Test match at Hyderabad in March 2013. Sehwag is currently into a part of the commentary panel and does good commentary in both English and Hindi.

Virender Sehwag's Personal Information

Sehwag’s Date of Birth: Virender Sehwag’s birthday is on 20th October 1978. He was born in Haryana but his family shifted to Najafgarh so he spent his childhood in Najafgarh, Delhi. In fact, after his success, people started calling him the “Nawab of Najafgarh”.

Sehwag’s Age: Virender Sehwag’s age is currently 41 years old and there is still a lot of cricket left in him. Recently, Sehwag smashed 74 runs off 54 balls in the Road Safety Match against West Indies Legends in march 2020 which shows he isn’t rusty till now.

Sehwag’s Height: Virender Sehwag’s height is 5 ft 6 In (1.67 metres)

Virender Sehwag's Family Information

Virender Sehwag was born in a Jat family involved in the grain business. Sehwag has always lived in a Joint family including his three siblings, sixteen cousins and uncle and aunts. After a few years of his birth, Sehwag family shifted to Najafgarh in Delhi where he attended his school and also enrolled himself into a cricket academy. Virender Sehwag is the third child of Krishan and Krishna Sehwag after his sisters Anju and Manju Sehwag. Manju Sehwag is a politician of the Indian National Congress and a representative of Ward 180 of Dakshinpuri Extension Delhi.

Sehwag got married to his longtime friend Aarti Ahlawat. When Sehwag was 21 years old he proposed her and the couple finally tied the knot on 22nd April 2004. The couple gave birth to two sons: Aryavir Sehwag and Vedant Sehwag. Aryavir is the elder son as he was born in 2007 while Vedant was born in 2010.

Virender Sehwag's Career Stats

Virender Sehwag started his career as one of the most promising batsmen in the Indian team down the order. Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to deliver up to the expectations. It was under the skipper Sourav Ganguly that he was promoted up the batting order and started opening the batting for the side.

Sehwag made his ODI debut against Pakistan in 1999 but it was not an impressive start to his international career. The right-handed batsman was known to be one of the most destructive batting style. Perhaps, he got a few more opportunities and he did bank on those chances as cemented his place in the Indian side. The 21-year-old Sehwag had a dream debut in the white jersey as he scored a century in his first-ever test match against South Africa.

A few months later he was promoted as an opener and started opening with the batting great Sachin Tendulkar as the duo went on to have one of the highest opening partnerships in the World cricket, compiling 3919 runs at a combined average of 42.13, 12 centuries and the highest single inning partnership of 182 runs.

Sehwag has played 104 tests and scored 8586 runs at an average of 49.34 including 24 centuries. In the One Day Internationals, Sehwag has played 251 matches and piled 8273 runs at an average of 35.05. His highest score in ODI is 219 against West Indies in 2011.

The Swashbuckling opener could only play 19 T20Is, scoring 394 runs at an average of 21.88. To check out his career stats, click on Virender Sehwag’s career stats!

Virender Sehwag's IPL Career

Sehwag was way ahead of the other players in playing the aggressive form of cricket, and when the BCCI came up with the Indian Premier League. Sehwag knew he could use some of his signature shots at will in the cash-rich T20 league as he was roped in by the Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals). Sehwag was the skipper of the Delhi franchise as he led them to one of the best seasons in 2010 when they reached the semi-finals but lost to Kolkata Knight Riders.

Sehwag did peak individual success but couldn’t win a single title for the Daredevils. In 2014, he joined Kings XI Punjab and with his dashing and destructive form, he led Kings XI Punjab till the finals as he scored 122 runs in the semi-finals match against the Chennai Super Kings.

Two years after joining the KXIP as a player, Sehwag took over the job of the mentor of the franchise as he mentored them for three consecutive seasons between 2016-2018 before parting ways with them.

As a player, Sehwag scored 2728 runs in 104 matches in the Indian Premier League at an average of 27.56. His IPL career also includes two centuries, one of which came against CSK in the semi-finals of 2015 season as KXIP advanced into the finals.

Virender Sehwag's Achievements

# Achievements

Virender Sehwag still holds the record of the highest score in an innings by an Indian batsman in the Test cricket when he scored 319 runs against South Africa in 2008.

He also holds the record for becoming the first-ever Indian batsman to score a triple century in test cricket when he smashed 209 runs against Pakistan in 2004 at Multan, that earned him the nickname “Sultan of Multan”. He has scored two triple centuries in his career.

He became the first Indian skipper to score a double century in the ODI when he scored 219 runs off 149 balls. He led the Indian team in absence of the regular skipper MS Dhoni.

Sehwag also holds the record of scoring the fastest triple century in Test cricket in just 278 balls.

Sehwag has the most number of 290+ scores in test matches (scored triple century on two occasions)

Virender Sehwag’s achievements also include him scoring over 7500 runs in both tests and ODI as an opener.

Sehwag is one and the only cricketer in the world to have a rare feat of taking five wickets in an innings along with two consecutive double-century partnerships in test cricket.

# Awards

In 2002 Virender Sehwag received the Arjuna Award by the Ministry of youth affairs and sports for his contribution to Cricket.

In 2007 the former Indian opener received Polly Umrigar Award for international cricketer of the year.

He was the recipient of the Wisden Cricketer in the World for two consecutive years in 2008 and 2009.

Sehwag was named the ICC Test Player of the year in 2010.

In 2010 he was conferred with the Padma Shree Award.

Virender Sehwag's Net worth

Virender Sehwag’s net worth is currently $40 million (305 crores) as of 2020 and most of it comes from his business ventures, brand endorsements, and commentary contract with the BCCI. Sehwag is known to be one of the most money-minded cricketers as he already paved the path of his income even after his retirement. Here is the breakdown of Sehwag’s net worth and income:

Sehwag has opened a school and named it Sehwag International School which is located in Jhajjar, Haryana. The school has A-class facilities for the students who aspire to be a sportsman.

He launched his own sportswear brand named ‘VS’ which is managed by Viru Retail Pvt. Ltd and Stitched Textiles Pvt. Ltd. With the motive of earning over Rs. 22 crores (estimated) per year, Sehwag launched over 50 stores in the country.

Sehwag endorses the following brands: Boost, Samsung Mobiles, Adidas, Reebok, Hero Honda, etc. and he charges a hefty amount from them for the endorsement.

He has his own house in Najafgarh but recently he bought a mansion in the Hauz Khas which is one of the posh areas of New Delhi.

Sehwag also rakes in a handsome amount from the BCCI for his commentary contract. Besides, he was also the head coach of Kings XI Punjab earning him a good amount of money.

Sehwag owns one of the most luxurious cars in the world and some of them include Bentley Continental Flying Spur (Rs.3.41 crores) and a BMW series cars. He is one of those cricketers to show his fascination for the Big toys.

Virender Sehwag is a philanthropist by nature as he donates in various charity foundations and also feeding the migrant labourers.

Virender Sehwag's Controversies

Seems like diplomacy is not Virender Sehwag’s forte as he tends to live his life on a simple and upfront attitude. But when you are a prominent figure and also represented your country for over 15 years, the controversies surely hit on you at least once in any part of your career. Sehwag is known for a free mind and expressing his views, regardless of what others think and opine.

Here is the list of Virender Sehwag’s controversies on and off the field that has caused him troubles on some occasions:

The cold war with MS Dhoni that barred him from the Indian team: This ought to be the mother of all controversies in Virender Sehwag’s career during his playing days. There have been instances when both Dhoni and Sehwag were seen teasing each other in the dressing room which sometimes didn’t end up well. The tiff between them caused unrest in the Indian dressing room which was followed by the team’s disastrous run in England and Australia in 2011-2012. Sehwag was also going through a rough patch of his career as he was not among the runs for almost a year. Eventually, he was dropped from the side as the youngsters took over his place. Later, Sehwag revealed that MS Dhoni didn’t want him along with two other players in the team due to their slow fielding. He also alleged that MS didn’t even consult with them before saying it in front of the media. Because of that particular incident, many also criticise Dhoni for literally ending Sehwag’s career.

Controversial tweet that incited communal controversy: Virender Sehwag almost put himself in a controversy as he tweeted on an incident in 2018 when a tribal man was killed in Kerala by a mob. Sehwag gave a communal angle to that incident with his tweet but received criticism by the people which led him to delete that tweet in order to not get in trouble.

Madhu stole 1 kg rice: A mob of Ubaid , Hussain and Abdul Kareem lynched the poor tribal man to death. This is a disgrace to a civilised society and I feel ashamed that this happens and kuch farak nahi padta. pic.twitter.com/LXSnjY6sF0

Banned for excessive appealing against South Africa: This controversy doesn’t only involve Virender Sehwag but three other Indian players Deep Dasgupta, Harbhajan Singh and Shib Sunder Das as they were alleged for excessive appealing against South Africa at Port Elizabeth. Match referee Mike Dennes came down really hard on the Indian players as he handed them suspension for the excessive appealing. But the naive Sehwag was the only one who ended up with the suspension. Indian team still picked Sehwag for the test series against England on which ICC issued a statement saying that any match involving Sehwag would be termed “unofficial” until he serves one ban imposed on him.

Missed his century by 1 run: This on-field controversy involving Virender Sehwag and Suraj Randiv takes us back to the tri-series between Indian, Sri Lanka and New Zealand. Apparently, Virender Sehwag was batting on 99* and the Indian team required just one run to win the match. Randiv deliberately bowled a no-ball and Sehwag hammered him for a six. Initially, Sehwag thought that he had earned those six runs as he started celebrating his century and team’s victory. But during the post-match presentation when he was adjudged the Man of the Match, he realised that the no-ball denied him his well-deserved century which he immediately cited signifying the length of the no-ball and subsequently, Randhiv was banned for one match while Tillakaratne Dilshan had to give up his one match’s fees.

Sehwag has also hit the limelight for some of his cheeky yet sarcastic tweets when he has taken a jibe at some of the current and former cricketers.

Virender Sehwag's Social Media

The former batsman is known to be a social media buff and his presence can be felt mostly on Twitter as he leaves no stones unturned in keeping his fans engaged and putting his honest opinions.

Sehwag also keeps his fans engaged on Instagram by posting pictures and giving his fans a glimpse of his daily life. The swashbuckling opener has 5.3 million followers on Instagram, 20.6 million followers on Twitter, and 14 million fans on Facebook.

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