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Learning English has become essential in today’s globalized world, as it enhances communication skills and opens up a world of opportunities in both personal and professional contexts. Here’s why mastering English through Best English Academy In Mumbai is so important for effective communication:

Global Language for Business and Education: English is the primary language of international business, academia, and technology. Proficiency in English allows individuals to connect with global markets, access a broader range of Educational resources, and pursue opportunities in multinational organizations.

Enhanced Interpersonal Communication: English is widely spoken, making it a common medium for people from diverse linguistic backgrounds. Learning English enables individuals to communicate more freely, breaking down language barriers and fostering connections across cultures.

Access to Information and Knowledge: The majority of online content, books, and scientific research are available in English. A strong grasp of English enables access to a wealth of information, empowering individuals to stay informed, up-to-date, and engaged with global advancements.

Career Advancement Opportunities: English proficiency is often a key skill for career growth, particularly in sectors like IT, finance, media, and customer service. Knowing English can make a person more competitive, helping them communicate effectively with clients, colleagues, and partners around the world.

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With the help of the Best English Speaking Classes In Mumbai, you can always ensure that everything is done according to the pre-defined guidelines and that the student is getting access to the right set of mock tests and practical training.

About V2gether English Academy

V2gether English Academy is one of the leading names because it is offering a wide range of language courses. They teach English, German, & French. Also, they are known for offering IELTS training. If you or anyone you might know is looking forward to upscaling their career, then you don’t have to worry about anything at all because the academy is here for you. To know about the enrollment procedure, you can reach out to them today.

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“We invent the world through language."

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Fachpack, held every one or two years at Nuremberg, Germany, has been the packaging industry’s first larger gathering in Europe after the pandemic. Last year September it brought together some 800 exhibitors and 24,000 trade visitors, as compared to the 1640 exhibitors and 44,000 visitors two years earlier, and this year, September 26-28, it has been present again with 1154 exhibitors and 32,000 trade visitors. Powtech, a parallel logistics trade fair at Nuremberg Messe, added 494 exhibitors to the three-day event.

Even though Fachpack is mainly a European fair and particularly a window for the German and Italian packaging machinery manufacturers, it attracts about one-quarter of its participants from outside the European Union. Next to Fachpack regulars such as Durst, Epson, Esko, Fujifilm, Heidelberg, Henkel, Köra-Packmat, Kongsberg, Konica Minolta, Mimaki, Mitsubishi, Mondi, Rexroth, Sappi, Screen, Stora-Enso, Toyo or Zünd, companies from Turkey, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia made their presence felt at the show.

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The main issues at Fachpack, which also had a packed program of trend seminars and technical workshops, were brought together under the key theme ‘transition in packaging,’ geared at online shipping, digitalization, product protection, sustainability, and circular economies. Most visitors came from the food and beverage, pharmaceutical and medical, cosmetics, chemical, electronics and automotive, retail, packaging, and logistics industries.

Extremely satisfied with the outcome of the fair, it's executive director Heike Slotta concluded, “Trade fairs are melting pots for new ideas and make the future tangible. Of course, given the pandemic, the war in Ukraine, rising energy costs, and inflation, the near future is going to be anything but rosy. But that is precisely why we need to talk about how we intend to shape the transition. To borrow the jargon of the consumer goods industry, the transition itself has become a fast-moving commodity since sustainability and digitalization have picked up speed, and consumer expectations and the overall situation are constantly changing.”

Due to the fact that next year, the packaging industry will be busy with Interpack (from 4 to 10 May 2023), the next Fachpack will be held in two years, from 24 to 26 September 2024.

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Study abroad plans after COVID-19 second wave?

Every year more than 100,000 student’s travel abroad to pursue higher education. After the second wave of covid-19 Ranging across the country, admission to foreign universities has become a major concern for students as well as their parents. July and August are the two most crucial months for these students to head towards foreign countries for their higher education. This situation is worrying, but you should not give up hope for foreign education till the best study abroad consultant in Dubai continues to try to secure those crucial varsity seats for you. We are back with some exciting overseas education news to brighten up your day.

More international students are expected in many countries-

Even if covid-19 created havoc in India, no country has banned Indian students. There are some restrictions but even these are merely temporary. These restrictions will be lifted once the situation improves. According to abroad education advisors, the demand for Indian students is not decreasing that soon.

Offline courses are gaining popularity-

If you were asked- which is best form of education- online or offline?

I am pretty sure you haven't at least once in your life considered taking an online course, attend a free online lecture before covid-19 hit. But covid-19 changed it all. You were forced to study online. Some students found it more easy and convenient to study online but on the other hand many of them faced problems. Every student is different, and every teaching method does not suit to everyone. So be aware that there are two similar cases and you need to consider what would work for you and only YOU.

Some of the advantages of offline education are mentioned below:

• Students pay full attention in their class, less number of distractions. Online classes have more distraction where students get busy in surfing online than being attentive in class.

• Teachers can pay more attention to students in an offline class, and also address their issues and solve their problems more quickly

There will be new job openings shortly-

There's no doubt that healthcare system failed in this pandemic, counties will now invest more to modernize their health care systems. As a result there will be many upcoming opportunities for students; even businesses will seek out more overseas individual to fill vacant positions.

Experimentation in life-

Graduating from a foreign university has a very good impact on your career. It contains excellent academic learning experience and also help in the development of the individual. You can explore new culture, new lifestyle and develop an understanding to live your life in complete different way.

Choose appropriate courses-

The best German language classes in Mumbai assist students to enroll in lucrative courses. Health sector is booming these days; choose a course wisely so that you get great job opportunities in future.

YES Germany is here to help you at every stage of your career. Until then stay safe and hope for a better future. We will be more than happy to get you ready to fly and capture your dreams as soon as possible.

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Online German language courses in Noida, India – Start Learning German Now

Sprach-Aktiv Academy is an online German language training academy based out in Noida & Delhi, where it is a top-rated online German language courses institute to offer the updated long-distance German online classes across the country. Sprach-Aktiv Academy offers German language online courses with virtual classroom, Live sessions & certified trainers.

Sprach-Aktiv Academy provides full-fledged learning on German language classes through virtual videos. Our online German courses will help you to speak like a German native once the course is completed. Our online German language courses are designed and taught by the trainers who have decades of experience in teaching German language. You can learn German online by sitting at the comfort of your home. To ensure every interested person wanting to learn the language gets his/her due, we have designed courses which are suitable for students as well as for working professionals.  

Through online classes, you can attend your training sessions without any hassle, even you can learn German from Bangalore & Mumbai via virtual classes. Our trainer will ensure that your German classes are effectively managed without any difficulties. We are very interested in imparting knowledge on the aspect of German culture & heritage of Germany. The main aim of our German Online Training course is to make you gain ability and mastery in the language & culture, so that you get equal opportunities as a student / working professional to make a name in Germany.

If you’re a student/professional who is keen to learn German language and apply for the universities & jobs in Germany, then Sprack-Aktiv Academy is the one you are looking for all your German Language needs.

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Goethe Exams preparation

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Sprach-Aktiv Academy Courses:

Beginner Level German course – A1

Elementary German course Level – A2

Intermediate German course Level – B1

Upper Intermediate German course Level – B2

Advance German course Level – C1

Proficiency German course Level – C2

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Value Added Courses for PGDM | PGDM in Bangalore, India

Value Added Courses for PGDM

JUx

JUx is an online learning and engagement platform whose primary focus is to create a virtual learning and social engagement experience that is accessible anytime, anywhere through convenient learning formats by connecting and collaborating with partners and stakeholders. This initiative of Jain University aims to improve the skill sets of the students and up skill working professional through skill-based certification programs in collaboration with Global Universities, Industry Partners, Aggregators and International Chartered Bodies which will help them find better employment opportunities.

Institute of Financial Accountants

On successful completion of the PGDM Program offered by MIME, students will be eligible for accesses to membership at Association Status.

Business English Certificate (BEC)

The Business English Certificate (BEC), a University of Cambridge (UK) examination offered in India by British Council is an internationally recognised English language qualification for learners wishing to use English for the purpose of international business.

There are three BEC levels:

·         BEC Preliminary

·         BEC Vantage

·         BEC Higher

Advantage

·         BEC is a globally recognised qualification

·         BEC exam training will improve candidates' communication skills

·         BEC will improve candidates' job prospects and add value to their CV

Campus Recruitment Leadership Training Program

This program is designed to aid candidates in their preparation for recruitment through campus or outside campus. Students in their final year looking for placement in reputed organisations can make use of this program to get trained to deliver their best in the selection processes of various corporates tied up with our institutions.

Program Contents

·         Quantitative Ability

·         Verbal Ability

·         Reasoning Ability

·         Personality Development

·         CV Writing Skills

·         Communication

·         Interview Techniques

·         Personalised Attention

NSE's Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM)

NCFM is an online testing and certification program. It tests the practical knowledge and skills required to operate in the financial markets. Tests are conducted in a secure and unbiased manner and certificates awarded based on merit of the candidate to qualify the on-line test

Learning and Employability Advancement Program

The program is uniquely devised to prepare the students to excel in corporate campus recruitment initiatives. The program also aims to bridge the gap between academics and corporate requirements. The training modules are carefully developed with multiple hours of research by industry experts to up skill the students based on the requirements of the Financial World. The program also helps to create self-employment opportunities through intensive Industry knowledge and training comprising of technical and entrepreneurial skills and provide more earning opportunities.

The program offers 3 modules namely:

Alpha Module:

·         A beginner's program to the financial market.

Delta Module:

·         Certification courses, providing greater insight to the market dynamics

Omega Module:

·         A guide to encourage young entrepreneurs who wish to start a business in the financial industry.

National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM)

In pursuance of the announcement made by the Finance Minister in his Budget Speech in February 2005, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) established the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) in Mumbai. SEBI, by establishing NISM, has articulated the desire expressed by the Indian government to promote securities market education and research.

The program offers 3 modules namely:

NISM Series 7:

·         Securities Operations & Risk Management Certification.

NISM Series 5A:

·         Mutual Fund Distributors Certification

Microsoft Office Specialist

A Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification helps validate proficiency in using Microsoft Office 2010 and meets the demand for the most up-to-date skills on the latest Microsoft technologies. Candidates who pass a certification exam show that they can meet globally recognised performance standards.

Advantage

·         Builds confidence to face job interviews.

·         Increases efficiency in work productivity

·         Ability to negotiate higher salaries as a result of the high level computer skills

Advanced Wealth Management Course

The Advanced Wealth Management Course (Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Advising has been renamed as Advanced Wealth Management Course with effect from June 2011 examination) has been introduced, with technical support from the Securities Institute, Australia, a pioneer in the area of financial counseling and advising, to create a cadre of financial advisors in the financial sector. The course covers the entire spectrum of financial services / products from banking, insurance, pension fund, mutual fund, derivatives, and debt market to micro credit.

This comprehensive course aim is

·         To create a cadre of competent practitioners of financial advisors / counselors in the country.

·         To provide candidates with competencies required to act as an Independent Financial Advisor.

·         To enable candidates to possess the needed skills and knowledge to understand clients needs, attitudes and fears.

·         To enable candidates to design appropriate finance planning strategies suitable to individual clients.

·         To enable candidates to meet the clients wealth creation and wealth protection needs.

·         To enable candidates to attain high ethical and professional standards.

Certificate Program in Foreign Language - German

The experience of learning a second language is a vital part of becoming a truly global business leader. Managers who are fluent in one or more foreign languages are an increasingly important asset to their companies.

Certifying Body:

·         Vidushi (Centre for International Communication and Linguistic Solutions).

The levels offered are:

·         A1 Elementary One.

·         A2 Elementary Two.

·         A3 Elementary - Intermediate Bridge Course.

Being able to speak the language of a client or business counterpart has several benefits:

·         Enhanced awareness of cultural diversity.

·         Better social relationships with one’s counterparts and clients.

·         The ability to gain unique insights, both into the foreign country in question and the way its companies do business.

Certificate Program in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

The Indian logistics market accounts for more than $90 billion and is slated to grow at the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 18% in the coming years.

MIME creates a platform for the students and executives to gain more insights into the emerging trends, industry specific problems of national importance and global best practices in logistics & supply chain management. This facilitates the students and executives to address specific problems in the industry, such as, cutting down the transaction cost, increasing efficiency, enhancing profitability and enabling in bringing solutions to macro level issues.

To strengthen this platform, Jain College has associated with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) - Institute of Logistics (CIL), Chennai, CIL was established in 2004 by the Confederation of Indian Industry as a Centre of Excellence in Logistics and Supply Chain.

Certificate Program in EXIM Trade Procedure & Documentation

With an objective of contributing to the world and national economy MATS Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (MIME), a business school belonging to the JGI, offers a certificate program in EXIM trade procedures & documentation. This program aims at facilitating students to understand exporting and importing procedures and documentation, providing hands on training in export documentation. Further, this course is expected to facilitate students in obtaining placements in export / import organisations and incubation of export / import organisations.

For more info: https://www.mime.ac.in/value-added-courses-for-pgdm.php

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“Language exerts hidden power."

If you are a beginner and have no prior knowledge of the language, don’t worry we are there for you. We teach you from basic starting from Alphabets till the advanced level. You can be of any age and start learning with The Language Hub. It focus on all the modules reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills as per Goethe module. We have a German Language course from A1 to C1 which means you can continue all the levels with us. Most of the institutes only teach till level A2 or B1. We make sure that students not only learn grammar and vocab thoroughly but also have enough confidence to write passages and implement the grammar. We also refer students for any jobs in India and Abroad.

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What is the Private Tuition?

Home Tuition Jobs in Mumbai includes group tuition in Mumbai, private Tuition jobs in Mumbai for distance education and online home schooling.

Group Tuition Jobs in Mumbai refers to tuitions organized by the teachers themselves for the students.

In such a group, the students would be grouped based on their levels and would receive tuition from experienced teachers.

Private Tuition Jobs in Mumbai includes online courses in Mulund and online courses in Bandra.

There are a number of reasons as to why parents look for personal tutoring. The most important reason is that it can help students who need help with their learning needs in their studies.

In case of distance learning, parents looking for private tuition jobs in Mumbai recommend some online schools in Mumbai that provide excellent facilities for personal learning needs.

Group and private tuitions are designed to help students learn subjects at their own pace.

Online Private Tuition Jobs in Mumbai includes online tutoring in subjects like Accounting, Business, Economics, engineering, Management, Medicine, Law, Marketing, Science and Mathematics.

To get into an online course, one needs to have good educational qualification and experience in teaching.

The curriculum of online tutoring is prepared by professional and experienced teachers and covered under different schedules.

One can get tuition in subjects like English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Korean, mathematics, chemistry, physics, psychology, health and life sciences and many more.

In order to pursue a degree in any subject like Nursing, law, commerce, education, management etc., one needs to have proper qualifications.

In case of online tutoring job seekers, those who lack good academic qualifications can also get private tuition jobs.

How does Private Tutoring Work?

Do you know that the internet is a great place to find Home Tutors in Mulund? People across the country have realized the potential of online tutoring services, so they have begun putting up their own websites.

More of them are taking advantage of the tutoring services that are available through online sources.

By putting up their own website, these home tutors can attract new students and make money from it.

In fact, some of them have even made a steady income out of providing online tutoring to people from other countries.

However, do you know that there are also free online tutoring options available for Home Tutors in Mulund? There are actually a lot of websites that provide short online classes for free.

In fact, there are several free online courses that you can take if you want to improve your skills as a home tutor. These online classes will help you polish your skills as a tutor, and this will be very beneficial for you as you continue to work as a tutor.

Private tutoring companies in Mulund also provide online tutoring services to students and Home Tuition Jobs in Mumbai. If you too want to earn money out of your talents as a tutor, you can join one of these online tutoring companies.

Once you become a member of a tutoring company, you will get access to thousands of tutors from all over the country who are willing to tutor students for a fee.

Private tutoring companies in Mulund offer tutoring to all levels of students - beginners, intermediate and advanced students.

You can choose to work as an online tutor for one specific subject or if you have more subjects you would like to teach, you can teach different subjects as part of your free online tutoring program.

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Each mobile application requires a unique idea, extensive research, and development resources. It is no secret that applications have taken the world by storm and help us in our daily lives. Mobile banking and shopping online for an appointment, all is now at hand.

 The mobile application market is in continuous growth and competition in the world of application tightens. According to Statista, 2020 will witness about 6.95 billion mobile users worldwide. Mobile applications are designed to meet a specific need that nobody else yet satisfied. That's why you need to choose the best application idea and a team of professionals.

 Only the best ideas for mobile applications see the light of day. Your application idea should be relevant to the target audience, add value, and engage users.

 Mobile applications are revolutionizing business. Here are five mobile applications that you can start building today to diversify your sources of income:

 Also, see - Going From Ideas To Sketching Your Mobile App

 App Delivery Corona

People around the world are facing the worst situation due to Covid-19, also called coronavirus. The virus is a severe pandemic that disrupted life, collapsed economies, and destroyed businesses worldwide. It has forced governments to close their offices and working from home, practice social isolation, begin closures, and curfews Countrywide. No one had witnessed such a situation before.

 As the disease spreads around the world, hospitals are short of quarantine areas to isolate infected people. People with mild symptoms to quarantine themselves at home. So how aid application?

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 The idea of ​​the app is to help patients corona stuck at home. Create an Application Delivery through which unattached patients can get medicines and food delivered to their door. The rider would already know the recipient is a patient and take security measures accordingly.

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 • Order Planning - Let the patient about their medications and food in advance.

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 • Easy Payment Methods - allow online payments by credit/debit cards, PayPal, and more, to eliminate any physical interaction between the rider and the patient. However, if the patient prefers cash on delivery and takes safety measures.

 • GPS Tracking - Allow patients to follow their orders.

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Another application that may be useful during and after the current pandemic, Corona, is a telemedicine application. The application will provide health services to people in remote areas.

 Life is moving faster than ever, and people need early consultation. An application that connects to a certified doctor for immediate assistance is needed. Have a telemedicine application prevents people from seeking their symptoms and take the wrong medication.

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 • Categories - users offers a variety of doctors, including dentists, general practitioners, dermatologists, psychologists, and others.

 • Video Calls - The application can allow video calls so that patients can easily connect with the doctor for a quick consultation.

 • Automatic Prescription - To make it easier for patients to get drugs, the application must have a function that sends their prescription to the nearest pharmacy. Patients can get the drug or get it delivered. The application of telemedicine is a useful tool for people of all ages.

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The world of mobile applications has many applications that translate languages. The applications are useful when you are traveling and need to understand a foreign language. However, it is time for learning application languages. Investing in an application that allows users to learn new languages. There is more to learn a language of vocabulary improvement.

 Such an application will eliminate the need to join a class or instance to participate, and it will provide students the ease of learning at any time and any place.

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 • Level-wise learning - Encourage students learning and wise level assignment with skill points that help them advance to the next level.

 • Practice Tests - In-App test will help students test their language skills. Educational applications improve skills and learning experiences by stimulating learning. A language learning application is ideal for people who want to learn new languages.

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What is a travel enthusiast need? An application to explore new places and places of visit bookmark for a day! Tourism is an industry that has taken place in recent years. An application of travel and tourism targets a massive audience of adults between the ages of 18-50 years.

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Made in India: How Covid-19 is changing the luxe living room

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Made in India: How Covid-19 is changing the luxe living room

A pop chair, covered in brass ‘fur’ and nautical resin ‘wood grains’, was to be one of the highlights of Scarlet Splendour’s newest collection — a collaboration with Italian designer Marcantonio, the man behind some of Seletti’s and Qeeboo’s iconic designs. The line didn’t get its due with Milan’s popular annual furniture fair, Salone del Mobile, getting cancelled. But Ashish Bajoria, co-founder of the Kolkata-based luxury brand, isn’t despondent; he’s actually in high spirits. “Since the lockdown started, in just 20 days we closed orders equal to our last year’s turnover!” he tells me over the phone.

This “big boom” is a reaction to the ground reality in countries like Italy, the capital of luxury furniture, where factories are just reopening, and also anticipating possible hardships in importing goods. The uber wealthy have traditionally looked westward for their interiors, with brands like B&B Italia, Poliform, Flos, Fontana Arte, Fendi, Baxter and Poltrona Frau being firm favourites. But today’s new normal means that many interior designers and clients are looking homeward. “This is the best time for [luxury furniture and accessories brands] in India,” adds Bajoria. “It is the ideal time to step up our game, bring out the best quality, and show customers that they aren’t missing out on anything by buying local.”

Interior designer Vinita Chaitanya  

The time is now

This is not a new trend, of course. In the last few years, there has been an increased appreciation among well-travelled, internationally-minded designers like Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla, Tarun Tahiliani and Vikram Phadke for Indian brands that are upping their quality standards, showcasing at top global fairs and catering to international expectations. Bengaluru-based interior designer Vinita Chaitanya, whose plush penthouses and bungalows for clients like actor Deepika Padukone and entrepreneur Kiran Mazumdar have always incorporated Indian accents, recalls a recent project for a city-based billionaire. “[A purveyor of European luxury] he was blown away by the Indian designs I introduced him to, from brands like Viya Home, Taanaaz and Jaipur Trunks Company. He took his guests around, boasting how well they blended with his Italian furnishing,” she says.

With visits to Italy and France, once a prerequisite for any new project, now on hold indefinitely — and the usual three-month wait for imports [sofas, kitchens, wardrobes] being “pushed by another three months or more” — Chaitanya adds that clients are more open in the current scenario to looking at pieces made locally. “This is our time; and people in my fraternity are realising it. Italy may be ahead in terms of technique — they have generations of expertise — but what we can be proud of is our craft.”

The Ring Sofa by Bengaluru-based designer, Sandeep Sangaru  

All about scale

The need of the hour is for local brands to pull up their socks and understand what customers are used to in terms of luxury. “It is a great opportunity for designers to be seen,” says Mumbai-based interior and product designer Rooshad Shroff, whose hand carved marble tube lights — launched last November at Raw Collaborative — is now finding more luxury homes. A challenge, however, is that, except for a few brands like luxury furniture makes alsorg, many still struggle with manufacturing capabilities. “This, coupled with the fact that we produce at a smaller scale, hinders us from making the same quality and quantity as the Italians,” he adds. This is what we need to pay attention to in the days to come.

For Indian brands and product designers, the next step is to get scale. Twenty five years ago, there were hardly any designers, then [what was missing was] production capabilities. Now, in the past 10 years, they have established themselves and there’s great quality, but unless there’s scale, and more Indians buying, how can they grow? Priya Paul, CEO, The Park Hotels

“The biggest advantage Italy has is that their luxury manufacturing started hundreds of years ago; they’ve already perfected the art. In India, we’ve only got into it in the last 10-15 years. But over the next 10 years or so, I think we will see more homegrown brands that will reach the heights of the Italians, French, Germans or Scandinavians,” says Yogesh Chaudhary, director of Jaipur Rugs Group.

Another positive: the renewed interest in sustainability, meaningful purchases and support of all things local in the wake of the pandemic and its far-reaching ripples. “A lot of things we thought of as luxurious will now become frivolous. There will be more thought applied to what one buys — handcrafted, labour-intensive,” says Chaitanya. But at the same time, she wonders if we will quickly forget all that has happened. “Maybe a few months from now, my clients will say ‘let’s go to Italy and explore’,” she laughs. “But at least there is a move towards local at the moment. And for a lot of us, that’s heart-warming.”

— With inputs from Susanna Myrtle Lazarus and Nidhi Adlakha

Clockwise from top left: Copacabana Cocktail Table, Sakura Coffee Table, and co-founder Vikram Goyal  

Viya Home, New Delhi

With a global, India agnostic aesthetic — and collaborations with top interior designers like Christian Louboutin (France) and Kelly Hoppen (the UK) in its portfolio — Viya Home mixes genres, inspirations and techniques. Think a Tree of Life with both Oriental and Mughal references: traditional borders filled with scenes from Japanese and Chinese textiles. “Our new collection, Earth, takes inspiration from flora and fauna [drawn from old botanical prints and etchings], and works with them in a modern way, using semi-precious materials in their raw forms,” says co-founder Vikram Goyal. The Sakura table is a stunning example, with its Brutalist style and raw agate. Prices from ₹1.5 lakh. Details: viyahome.com

Clockwise from left: The Moonshadow Vase (made using Manipur’s Longpi pottery technique), Ashiesh Shah, and Channapatna stools  

The India Design Fund

One hundred products are being curated by Ashiesh Shah for The India Design Fund’s collaborative online sale with StoryLtd by Saffronart. The funds (and patron donations) will be directed towards charities working on ground with artisan communities who have been severely impacted by Covid-19 — to help improve life and safety standards, and nurture indigenous design and craftsmanship. The names featured include designer-sculptor Dashrath Patel, furniture designer Gunjan Gupta, designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee, and brands such as Raw Mango, Klove, Scarlet Splendour and Trunks Company. From May 14 to 20, on storyltd.com.

Atelier Ashiesh Shah, Mumbai

The two and a half-year-old Mumbai atelier works with craft villages across India to create high-end luxury products. “We’ve used bidri from Karnataka, Jaipur blue pottery and marble work, white pottery from Kutch, among others, to make objects such as sofas, stools, lights and plates. “This is the future of Indian design — working inherently and cohesively with our craft and artisans,” says Ashiesh Shah. Highlights include Channapatna and Longpi stools and the Blue Totem showcased at the AD Design Fair. Prices from ₹5,000 to ₹4 lakh. Details: ashieshshah.com

Clockwise from top left: The Gorilla Chair by Marcantonio, Elena Salmistraro’s Chhau Cabinet, Marcantonio’s Forest Chair, and co-founder Ashish Bajoria  

Scarlet Splendour, Kolkata

The craft-led contemporary brand treasures each of its pieces like jewellery. Even a scratch isn’t permissible. “We walk the shop floor with a hammer and break anything that’s flawed. It is painful, but with it comes results,” says co-founder Ashish Bajoria. This attention to detail — and collabs with renowned designers like Matteo Cibic (Italy) and Nika Zupanc (Slovenia) — has given it a contemporary, often whimsical, expression. “In two weeks, we will be launching a line by Milanese designer Elena Salmistraro, who took inspiration from Indian dance forms like Chhau and Bharatanatyam to make her pieces.” Also expect a new series of faux marble surfaces. Prices from ₹1 lakh. Details: scarletsplendour.com

Clockwise from left: Baori, Royal Treasure, and Yogesh Chaudhary  

Jaipur Rugs, Jaipur

Four days ago, they launched their latest collection, Concoction — a 12-piece collab with Shantanu Garg that “includes graphical inspirations from the Bauhaus movement” — digitally. Also available is Kolam, a line by architect Sandeep Khosla and partner Tania Singh Khosla. “We are anticipating even more conscious and sustainable buying practices now,” says director Yogesh Chaudhary. “Our artisans, who work from home, are busy hand-knotting and weaving both old and new collections.” Prices from₹50,000. Details: jaipurrugs.com

Founders Gautam Seth and Prateek Jain, and Protection (handblown glass and metal) from the Totems Over Time collection  

Klove, New Delhi

“Through the lockdown, there has been a sudden spike of enquiries from India, especially for bigger projects like hotels,” says co-founder Prateek Jain, adding that Italian brands and plagiarised products from China have been their biggest competition so far. While they aren’t planning new launches — “celebrating something new in a market where sentiments are unsure is not right” — they are consolidating their business. “Our factories in Haryana have started operating in a controlled manner since last Monday,” he adds. Check out their Goa and Totem collections. Prices from ₹5 lakh. Details: klovestudio.com

Vincent Roy and a few examples of his Scandinavian, mid-century furniture  

Wood’n Design, Puducherry

Known for their Scandinavian, mid-century furniture, founder Vincent Roy says “people are still placing orders”. He expects customers to look for affordable pieces because most are mindful of finances now. “They will go for minimal, ergonomic designs. The aesthetic will have to be light.” Expect a new line of furniture inspired by tools. “It won’t be obvious, but a professional furniture maker will understand the link,” he says, adding that, going forward, he will be doing more mini collections. Prices from ₹10,000. Details: woodndesign.in

From left: Taannaz 27” Trinity-chased Escutcheon, the Tiger Eye collection, and Mahesh Tanna  

Taannaz Bronzze, Mumbai

Door frames and handles, those ‘invisible’ elements, take on a life of their own with Taannaz. “We work with bronze and hand carving is our speciality,” says co-founder Mahesh Tanna, whose artisans are fifth generation gem and stone carvers from Aligarh, Moradabad and Jaipur. A stand-out piece: an engraved handle inspired by a piece of Tiffany jewellery that they created for architect Nozer Wadia. “For a recent project, we made bronze door frames [bordered with rock crystal] and a contemporary base for a marble dining table.” Prices from ₹75,000. Details: taannaz.in

Semul pillows, Akanksha Himatsingka and Shivalik bed sheets  

Himêya, Bengaluru

“Thread counts are a myth,” begins Akanksha Himatsingka. Who knew! “Higher thread counts mean doubling the yarn, which makes it thicker and heavier. Bedding is supposed to be light and breathable,” adds the CEO of the one-year-old brand that expands on the culture of sustainability. “We create emotion-led collections. Our third one [to be launched soon] is Vitamin D, in collaboration with Nimish Shah of Bhaane.” Expect cotton-linen jacquard with tone-on-tone nature impressions, and a gamcha with a twist (with a terry back). Prices from ₹1,099. Details: himeyalife.com

Clockwise from top left: God, the Monolith Family and Nikhil Paul  

Paul Matter, New Delhi

Stocked at galleries such as The Gard in LA and Bazar Noir in Berlin, this handmade lighting brand’s attention to detail is beyond compare. “We have a thorough quality check at every stage and our artisans know even a piece that goes inside [and can’t be seen] has to be finished,” says designer-founder Nikhil Paul. Using natural materials like glass, copper and stone, they employ age-old craft techniques to create a contemporary aesthetic. “Expect new iterations of Monolith — a symbolic line inspired by the lingam — in terracotta.” Prices from ₹60,000. Details: paulmatter.com

Clockwise from top left: Leaf Platters, Kunaal Kyhaan Seolekar, the Bamboo Round Sofa and accessories  

Koy Store, Pune

Architect and product designer Kunaal Kyhaan Seolekar is known for his contemporary take on Indian materiality. “I use wood, marble, fibre, etc, and many of my designs evolve from iconic Indian forms like the matka or lingam,” he says, adding that his artisans also inspire his work. “One of my teams of marble carvers used to make balustrades. So I incorporated that into my Cosmos Table, with its multiple legs crafted from the various coloured marbles you find in India.” Prices from ₹20,000 to ₹1 lakh. Details: koy.store

Rooshad Shroff and his handcarved Makrana marble tube light and bulb  

Rooshad Shroff, Mumbai

Board games are on Shroff’s mind. “I’ve designed a series of three — a chess board, Ludo and Snakes and Ladders — and even found someone with a 3D printer set up in his bedroom, to help me understand how it will look,” he says. Some of his artisans are already sampling it in marble and wood. The designer is also using this time to press blooms (for his pressed flower furniture) so that he has a library ready for production. Meanwhile, place orders for his carved marble tube lights (from ₹58,000). Details: rooshadshroff.com

The Carpet Cellar, New Delhi

With seven new collections every year, the brand is championing a mission to revive old natural dyeing, spinning and weaving processes. “At the moment, we are working on recreating 17th century Persian Safavid carpets. We’ve innovated a relief work technique with silk and wool, which gives it a 3D effect,” explains co-founder Nishant Chandra. “I see the trend going towards the artisanal, handmade, locally-sourced products.” Prices from ₹15,000. Details: carpetcellar.com

Clockwise from top: The Oracle, Wing Sofa and founder Sandeep Sangaru  

Sandeep Sangaru, Bengaluru

Sangaru’s minimal style finds expression in furniture and products that use traditional Indian techniques, such as walnut wood carving, Khatumbandh from Kashmir, turned wood from Channapatna, and bamboo craft from Tripura. “I am working on a few bespoke projects now, where I am exploring other crafts, including leather puppetry from Andhra Pradesh, papier-mâché, and Kashmir’s boat making craft.” He is also developing a new furniture collection with larger, more sculptural designs. Prices from ₹12,000 (lights). Details: sangaru.com

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This is Part 2 of my account of my train journey by 11042 Chennai Mumbai express on Nov 25 – sorry to keep you waiting; was busy with work over the last few days! Here is Part 1 if you haven’t read it yet! https://ashwinkumar1989.online/2017/12/03/a-return-journey-to-remember-part-1/  As always, please refer to the legend right at the bottom for all Technical terms (again, I haven’t covered all!) and Station codes! On the RU bypass line for freights coming from Gudur, a freight with twin maroon brown WAG5s was waiting for clearance. As we picked up speed, the scenery got even wilder than in the AJJ-RU section; as we were surrounded by forests and mountains (as always) in the distant right https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ewn1UuKcCGw&t=148s There was a board indicating the Ghat section with MPS of 60 kmph for passengers before Ballapele. The highway gave us company on the right, and it had a checkpost as well. A tanker train crossed us led by LGD WAG9 31154. Have a look at the stunning vistas on offer!

Incidentay, I have kept this as my laptop wallpaper background! 😉 There was a dirty nalla before we passed a forest with a lot of goats and sheep led by a shepherd. The approach to Koduru was very scenic

The loopline speed here was 30 kmph. Then we crossed two dry rivers as well as a WAG9 hauled BOXN rake. There was a plateau on the distant right, as well as a huge apparently rainfed pond on our immediate right.

12163 DR MS ‘Super’ express crossed us with a WAG7 at Pullampet. We were rocking along at a good pace, and overtook some many lorries on the highway. There was a pond which reflected a rock inside it as well as the surrounding mountains on the distant right!

The contrasting nature of the Rayalaseema landscape continued though, as we crossed two more dry rivers! The freight action continued as well, as we crossed a BOXN rake with twin WAG5s before Razampeta, where there was an Electronic In-Motion Weigh Bridge (Whatever that means? :O) on the UP line platform. We then crossed 56012 HX – AJJ passenger led by AJJ WAM4 21320 at Hastavaramu. There was a lake with crystal clear water near the mountains. Then we crossed the dry (except for a few patches of stagnant water) Chaiyyeru river on a bridge which had a PSR of 50 kmph.

At Nandalur, an AutoLinx Car Carrier freight hauled by a blue ED WAG7 stopped on the mainline. As we departed, we overtook a BCNA rake led by twin ED WAG7s 27496 and 27494. There was a beautiful lake with a lot of grass growing inside it, followed by a TSR of 30 kmph.

There was another lake with a lot of thorns before Ontimitta.

There was a line going to the right after Bhakrapet, followed by yet another TSR of 30 kmph and a dry river. We had an unscheduled halt of 3 mins at Kanamalopalle, which is yet another scenic station.

Here a flatbed freight with Iron Coils crossed us led by twin ED WAG7s (leading 27768). Meanwhile, in the Western bio-toilet; the flush leaked out water whenever I used it, and someone had thrown a paper packet in the commode! Yuck. A lot of people got in during our 3-min halt at Kadapa, after which there was yet another dry river with a few stagnant patches of water. The freight action rolled on as another BCNA rake crossed us with a WAG9. I dozed off for a while. When I woke up, we were leaving Yerraguntla (18 03, 29 mins late) ; and it was already dark. 57273 UBL TPTY passenger (which was running more than 2 hours late) entered led by GY WDP4D 40204 and a dead blue-white WDM3D behind. The line to Nandyal branched off to our right There were huge mounds of stone waste as well as pits, before we crawled through Kalamalla; where I spotted twin Ajni WAG7s (leading 27184) in Tigerface livery.

There was a factory in the distant right. Our coach was fairly crowded now. The never-ending freight action continued, as we crossed a BOXN rake hauled by twin Ajni WAG7s. From MAS to GTL, 11041/42 has a similar halt pattern as that of the supercrawler 11027/28 CSMT – MAS Mail. Our next halt was at Muddanaru, where again quite a few people got in. Funnily, there was a big board which spelt the station as “Muddanur”! 😛 At the next station Kondapuram, we had a longish halt of 9 mins for watering. Here, a freight hauled by an EMD skipped the station at MPS; sounding the LT horn (similar to that of an electric) continuously followed by a short burst of the HT horn. As we exited the station, there were two big water-tanks on the right; followed by a sub-station and a factory, as well as a highway on the right. This was followed by yet another bridge on a dry river with a TSR.

Then there was suddenly a huge jerk as we apparently hit an object on the track (a stone, according to my co-passengers)! This was one of the rare times I had actually felt scared during a train journey, especially given the spate of derailments we have had in the last 1 year or so! Anyway, this sensation of fear would not last long; especially with a train fanatic like me! We passed a few more factories with fire burning in the chimneys of two such factories.  There was another unscheduled halt at Challavaripalle for less than a minute before we pulled into Tadipatri at 19 24, half an hour late. 12708 NZM TPTY AP Sampark Kranti express with 5 AC coaches entered nearly 3 hours late behind an EMD. I had dinner from the pantry, which comprised 3 chapatis with paneer mutter. It was quite tasty.

Meanwhile, we were losing time; and the ride was not very smooth – there was a lot of lateral movement. We had yet another unscheduled halt – this time for as long as 16 mins, at Rayalacheruvu. Another family got in here. Then there was a halt of 3 mins on the mainline at Jakkalacheruvu which is a ghost station. The light from an excavator nearby shone on a family camping and having dinner on a mat – this is the beauty of train journeys, especially in non AC! You get to see so much of the countryside and its wonderful people, and these sights are even more scenic in the night! Anyway, coming back to the journey; I had thought these unscheduled halts would be the last in store for us that day – I was emphatically wrong. We were again halted at Gooty cabin (with the BPCL factory in the right), and this time for a monumental 40 mins or so!

A rather crowded 18464 SBC BBS Prashanti express was standing adjacent to us. It honked (HT electric horn, probably WAP1/4) and departed ahead of us. Then 17212 YPR MTM Kondaveedu express overtook us led by GY WDP4D 40150 honking continuously. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBtchfI0Xf0 Then 16570 KCG YPR tri-weekly express crossed us led by KJM WDG3A 13285 honking and chugging hard, as we finally departed! We limped into Gooty at 21 14, 1 hr 46 mins late. Here there was diesel freight action in the form of a BCNA rake led by GY WDG3A 13100, and a flatbed rake with Iron coils led by twin GY WDM3Ds 11351 and 11321. Again, there was more agony for us; in the form of an overtake by the shining rake of newly converted LHB superfast 12793 TPTY NZB Rayalaseema express led by LGD WAP4 22643 – believe it or not, both the HT and LT horns of this beast  (as the train departed) were of the pure P7 variety! :O

Apparently to compensate (the railfan in me) for the long wait, the station was full of ALCO honking and chugging, and EMD whining sounds! We finally departed at 21 48, 2 hrs 18 mins late! There was another flatbed rake led by GY WDM3D 11342 and the Indian Oil factory on the right. We crossed two bridges over dry rivers (yet again!) . It was time for me to lie down on my LB. We were already running way behind schedule, and would lose more time during the next long halt at GTL – for our WAP1 would be replaced with a diesel; which would take us all the way to Mumbai! Of course, 11042 has huge slack later in the journey from Yadgir to Wadi – 2 hrs 5 mins for a distance of 38 km! Anyway, to find out how well we make use of this slack, you will have to wait for Part 3! Happy reading till then!

Technical Terms

MPS – Maximum Permissible Speed

PSR – Permanent Speed Restriction

TSR – Temporary Speed Restriction

LT – Low Tone

HT – High Tone

EMD – Electro Motive Diesel (and a modern class of diesel engines)

ALCO – American Locomotive Company (and a class of diesel engines of the 1960s)

LHB – Linke-Hoffman-Busch (German company whose technology is used to produce modern coaches – mostly seen in Rajdhanis, Shatabdis and Durontos)

Station Codes

RU – Renigunta

AJJ – Arakkonam

LGD – Lallaguda

DR – Dadar (Central)

MS – Chennai Egmore

HX – Kadapa

ED – Erode

UBL – Hubli

TPTY – Tirupati

GY – Gooty

CSMT – Mumbai Chatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (Mumbai CST with the ‘Maharaj’ in it! 😛 )

MAS – Chennai Central

NZM – Hazrat Nizamuddin

SBC – Krantiveera Sangolli Rayanna Bengaluru (or just Bangalore City 😛 )

BBS – Bhubaneswar

YPR – Yeshwantpur

MTM – Machilipatnam

KCG – Kacheguda

KJM – Krishnarajapuram (KR Puram)

NZB – Nizamabad

LGD – Lallaguda

GTL – Guntakal

A Return Journey To Remember – Part 2 This is Part 2 of my account of my train journey by 11042 Chennai Mumbai express…

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Well, I also like to explore the countries that I visit and if you move away from the German tourist areas, you begin to discover that you are actually in Germany where people speak German and not necessarily English. So if you like to explore and travel outside you safe English speaking area, learn to speak German.

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Going to Germany to learn to speak the language is going to be an expensive option. German classes in your area are another option but many people go for a few lessons then drop out. Probably the easiest and most convenient way is to download a German course from the internet, get started right away, and learn in your own time.

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Get the whole family involved

It's always going to be easier to learn in a group, but as mentioned earlier it's not always convenient and the tendency is to drop out, especially if you have a busy life. So gather the family round and learn together. All families do lots of things together so you should be able to work some kind of schedule that's suits you all.

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Okay, I have mentioned earlier that after a few lessons in a group learning situation many people will simply drop out and give up. I think in your family group you can prepare yourself for this. It's going to happen, those negative thoughts telling you there's no point. It might be a strange thing to do, but I would talk about this right at the beginning when everybody's is enthusiastic about learning. This will avoid arguments and fall outs later.

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Once a month you can have a family discussion in German. Try to talk about your current family issues. If you don't know all the words you need then make a note to include these words in your next lesson.

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