#(conversation; nikhil)

[xmikamorris]

where: the challenge - weekend getaway when: may 2025 who: mika & @nikhilmehra

Mika was preparing for a jog. Having been convinced to partake in the course, she needed to get some last minute work outs in in preparation. "I can't believe I got roped into doing this thing. It should be fun though, no? I hope."

[eddathegreat]

Aight, read Seek 3.2.W

Obligatory ACAB

I like Nikhil. It does seem to be a running theme with the story that characters aren't able to form the found families in the style that wildbow usually writes. Winnifred keeps finding people, this time even some very cool people, and those people get yanked away from her.

That conversation with the old folks was fascinating, really shining a critical light on the worldbuilding we've been presented with. Neither we nor Winnifred actually know how hard the demodding process really is, she just got a taste of it one time and didn't like it. The fact that she can't even look up how hard it would be, and whether that uncle really killed himself, because her family is watching her so closely, it reminds me of some religious indoctrination, where doubt and critical thought are cast as sinful.

Also the old folks think the world is for-reals post-scarcity, which the conversation does highlight is kind of not really the case and that most of the characters aren't 100% clear on how the economy actually works. At the same time there are more options and avenues for Winnifred to take than she'd been led to believe. The whole dynamic there felt really believable.

[crumblycouscous82]

TWST OC: Godfrey (Fred) Everdream

My first actual character sheet!

Twisted From: Fairy Godmother

General Appearance: Platinum hair that always shimmers (because of the natural fairy dust he produces), fair skin, pointed ears

Gender: Male

Birthday: October 10th 

Race: Diurnal Fae 

Age: 177 (3rd year) 

Homeland: Shaftlands

School: Royal Sword Academy

Petpeeves: Hopelessness

Hobbies: Gardening

Talents: Sewing

Favorite Class: Defensive Magic 

Favorite Food: Pumpkin Soup

Least Favorite Food: Jello/gelatinous things 

Signature Spell: “Midnight’s Blessing”

“May your wildest dreams waltz about the stage of reality until the clock strikes”  

He can grant almost ANY wish but the spell wears off at midnight 

Can’t grant his own

He can’t remove the spell until midnight 

Personality: 

Slightly introverted (he can make conversation just fine, but you have to come up to him first) 

Extremely Optimistic about things

To distract him from the fact that his friends are gonna die sooner than him 

Can be a little mischievous when he wants to be 

Overly doting 

Very knowledgeable about different cultures and customs

Overprotective 

Extra Facts: 

Vice housewarden  

He’s got a knack for transmutation

Top 10 mage in the world

His most prized possessions is a maternal heirloom that’s a silver wand (he uses it to do magic all the time, or oftentimes his hands) 

He has two younger brothers (95 and 143) 

Background/Homelife: 

His parents are both diurnal fae but divorced (his father moved back to Faeland)  

His mom moved him and his brothers to the Shaftlands to make sure he grew up in a diverse area  

Other than that, he grew up relatively normal. 

He has two younger brothers he takes care of (Peter and Gus) 

He became the "father figure" to his little brothers, which is where his parental tendencies comes from

Friends: 

Asher (Cinderella OC) 

Nikhil (Naveen OC) 

Tia (Tiana OC)

[thelovetheystole]

Hey, to no one's surprise, I guess I had more to say after all 🤣

Let's play a game of 'how many times' shall we? When it might even have been inevitable that certain names would come up with regards to current-ish stories... (And by come up, in this case, I mean mentions in double digits, obviously. Because that's where we are with Robert.)

How often have we heard Jai mention his daughter Eliza since his other child Archie came to live with him?

When Dan was sent to prison, how many times did Amelia's biological father Daz enter the conversation? When she didn't know how she and Esther would cope all alone in the world?

When was the last time Jacob got to mention Alicia, the woman who raised him and he called mum until one day he suddenly switched from 'auntie Leyla' to mum... Did he speak of her at all during any of his near brushes with death?

How many times did we hear about Nikhil and Priya when their father died and Jai found out he's only their half sibling? Bare minimum.

Or Andy when Sarah needed one of her many medical treatments - including a heart transplant? Or anytime Bernice was leaving?

The Dingles' other siblings when Zak died?

Jessie when her grandson was born or diagnosed with a horrible illness?

How often did Victoria bring up Adam when she was moving on with other men like Luke, David and Jacob? He was the love of her life wasn't he? They were planning to have kids at one point? You're telling me they didn't dredge his name up every time she entered a new relationship!? 😱 Even with Moira ill and visiting Adam, they only need a few mentions of his name, right?

(Side note, you know who they mentioned a lot though? Jamie Tate. And the actor has said he's been in several talks with the show about returning since he left, they clearly hoped he would say yes. Ultimately, he chose not to, and guess what, they stopped mentioning him so much after that...)

And finally, when was the last time someone randomly carried around a photo, or even glanced at one, of a former - still alive - character on the show?

[domoralactsmvmt]

Reading List (in progress)

Feel free to contact me with suggestions to add, or reblog with your own:

Books:

Alexander Michelle: The New Jim Crow

Carol Anderson: One Person, No Vote

Carol Anderson: White Rage

Azeem Rafiq: It's not Banter; It's Racism

Erica Armstrong Dunbar: Never Caught

Slavoj Žižek: Against Progress

James Baldwin: The Fire Next Time

Robin DiAngelo: White Fragility

Ibram X. Kendi: How to Be an Antiracist

George Lakey: How We Win

Kiese Laymon: Heavy

Michie, Feinstein, Rogers & Corbyn: Monstrous Anger of the Guns

Crystal Fleming: How to be Less Stupid About Race

Walter Johnson: The Broken Heart of America

Heather McGhee: The Sum of Us

Khalil Gibran Muhammad: The Condemnation of Blackness

Tanuro, Wilder, Achcar, Hannah and Fortune: Resisting Trumpism

Clara Zetkin: Fighting Fascism: How to Struggle and How to Win

Leon Trotsky: Fascism - What it is and How to Fight it

Leon Trotsky: The Struggle Against Fascism in Germany

John Foot: Blood and Power - The Rise and Fall of Italian Fascism

Hope & Mullen: The Black Anti-Fascist Tradition - Fighting back from lynching to abolition

Richard Rothstein: The Color of Law

Glenn Singleton: Courageous Conversations About Race

Cornel West: Race Matters

Isabel Wilkerson: Caste

Williams & Blaine: Charleston Syllabus

Derald Wing Sue: Race Talk and the Conspiracy of Silence

Articles: -Hannah-Jones, Nikole. (2019). The 1619 Project. The New York Times Magazine. -Coates, Ta-Nehisi. (2014). The Case for Reparations. The Atlantic. -DiAngelo, Robin. (2017). Why It’s So Hard to Talk to White People About Racism. Huffington Post. -McIntosh, Peggy. (1989). White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible -Knapsack. Peace and Freedom. -Serwer, Adam. (2020). The Coronavirus Was an Emergency Until Trump Found Out Who Was Dying. The Atlantic. -Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem. (2020). Don’t Understand the Protests? What You're Seeing is People Pushed to the Edge. Los Angeles Times. -Hinton, Elizabeth. (2020). The Minneapolis Uprising in Context. Boston Review.

Podcasts: -Hannah-Jones, Nikole. 1619. The New York Times. -Muhammad, Khalil Gibran and Ben Austen. Some of My Best Friends Are. Pushkin. -Carroll, Rebecca. Come Through with Rebecca Carroll. WNYC Studios. -Biewen, John. Seeing White. Scene On Radio. -Raghuveera, Nikhil and Erica Licht. Untying Knots. SoundCloud. -Moyo, Thoko. A historic crossroads for systemic racism and policing in America. PolicyCast. Featuring Khalil Gibran Muhammad and Erica Chenoweth.

If you need help getting your hands on any materials, please don't hesitate to reach out to me or another trusted person with inter-library access.

[aurum-rays]

Meeta is the only reason why I go back to watching Hasee Toh Phasee, even though it has some problematic elements. Meeta and the music of the film, to be precise, but more particularly Zehnaseeb and Ishq Bulava, but that's another post.

Meeta, played by Parineeti Chopra, is shown as an intelligent girl right from childhood, along with Nikhil, played by Siddharth Malhotra. When the film opens with both our protagonists’ childhood counterparts, it's very interesting to see a young Meeta closing the door while a young Nikhil tries to open a closed door. While he does this to watch his favorite film, Agneepath, 14 years later Nikhil breaks out of his room by unscrewing the room’s windows to attend a wedding where he meets Meeta hanging by a barbed wire fence, trying to run away.

After their brief conversation, we understand that both of them have similar ideas and are alike, which we already established from the opening scene. As they say their goodbyes, Meeta asks Nikhil, whom she just met, to come to Goa with her. He doesn't, unfortunately. (He later in the film realizes how big of a mistake it was.) But this post is not about the “swooning” chemistry Nikhil and Meeta had. This post is only about Meeta as a character and how much we need more of her in the movies.

First, let me put aside a few things by saying that I absolutely despised the bade pappa who loves slapping Meeta, and the rest of her family who are at any given time passing sexist comments on the sisters. They always want their girls to wear “dhang k kapde.” Meeta’s dad is the only one who has encouraged her smarts since childhood, and I am glad that he finally takes her side during the climax. I also hated that Meeta takes all the pills at the airport (which she later pukes), which made her look like she has forgotten her goal, her lab, her colleagues, working on the project, everything basically everything she went through, all the family trauma, and the reason she came home for. It just felt extremely out of character for her. Yes, she's in love with a guy who is going to get married to her sister. I get it! But that one scene just felt… I mean… She did her PhD on her own, started her lab, her thesis and her project all without any support from family and her forgetting all of that instantly just felt out of place. But then again, “the things love makes you do,” I guess.

Now that all that's out of the way, here's why I loved watching Meeta.

Meeta is a scientist. She casually starts explaining physics concepts during conversations (the hiccup scene). She comes from a science background and all her bits and her dialogues are just straight-up facts. She's extremely intelligent and a little bit quirky and does weird stuff sometimes, although most of it is due to her medicines. But I don't blame her for it. If I had a family who constantly called me crazy, disowned me, abused me, and behaved like I didn't exist, I would be popping some pills too. The scene with her singing “Ek garam chai ki pyali ho” or even the confusion that ensues with the twin relatives at the bazaar is a laugh riot.

Meeta deserved better treatment from everyone in her family. But just Meeta as a character deserved better.

I cannot remember any other female character in Indian cinema that was showcased as a highly intellectual, nerdy protagonist. Even though Hasee Toh Phasee isn't a Meeta-centric movie (it should've been) and doesn't talk sensitively about Meeta’s conditions (most of her behavior from the meds is shown comedically), this was the only film where I was rooting for the female lead and wanted to put up Meeta’s poster in my room. I mean, where in movies do we have a female scientist protagonist, and that too in a rom-com?

Even after being raised in an extremely orthodox family, she dares to dream, and with her dad’s support, she fulfills her dreams and makes a crazy invention. She knows what she wants, and she goes to extremes to fulfill her goals. The only unfortunate part of her life is her unsupportive, misogynist family who will spend money on lavish weddings but won't fund their daughter's educational needs. This is why Meeta runs away with the money.

As a physics nerd, I would've loved to see more about Meeta’s life in China, her friends, her colleagues, and her work, Or just her growing years as a science enthusiast that made her a scientist. Because Meeta, for me, felt like “finally a nerdy female character who is not shown as one of the bros or an introverted thick-rimmed glass-wearing geek or even a stereotypical tomboy.” Meeta, in my books, will always remain a superhero scientist, creator of the perpetual motion machine polymer ball whose story still needs to be told.

Meeta is not a manic pixie dream girl who's here to save the male protagonist from his depressed life and show him the “world through a different lens,” nor is she a damsel in distress who needs saving. She's here for herself. She comes home from China for her lab, her project, and her passion. Meeta is an extremely intelligent, career-driven woman who also knows that “Do half mein ek full se zyada milta hai”! 😉

[adyathevar]

WHO: @nikhilmehra WHERE: Merrock Hospital. WHEN: Week of the June 8th.

"I need to speak with Dr. Mehra." Of course, Adya doesn't look at them only to the nurse had been charting in the room that Nik was. In the measured way it was said, Adya is holding back any of the malice she feels towards him and their situation for when either they're alone or not at the workplace at all. If that were to happen ever again. That's what made this situation so difficult. On professional level, there were not many people she respected more. On a personal level? Nurse Kwog leaves and Adya gives her an apologetic smile, noting mentally to get her some sort of gift card or something sweet for the next time she sees her. "It's about my patient that keeps coming in. You and I both know this is not the behavior of a drug seeker no matter how much my Attending thinks it so. He's being an ass and --" The realization that the personal familiarity slips into the conversation automatically. Though, they'd been coworkers, Nik had been her favorite and coworker bestie -- as some would say. "She's one flag away from not being able to be taken seriously in all of Maine and I'd really like to get her admitted and some proper testing done. Her insurance is ONLY letting the tests I know she needs done with reasonable cause, which, a hospital admission would be. If you could talk to my Attending and let him know that we've at least discussed this in detail over the past few months -- I think he'd listen to you over me." Translation: Dr. Kovak was an asshole misogynist that neither of them actually liked but listened to Nikhil more than them. He may not have meant to be harmful but he was ignorant, which was deadly in medicine. Adya wants to sit down then, a wave of exhaustion coming over them, but instead steadies themself against the door finally casting a look over Nik after having paced & explained themselves in front of them. "Any patterns you've noticed lately?" The apple comes out of her pocket almost comically -- but an apple a day did keep the Doctor AWAY afterall.

[completelycrazedgiraffe]

WHAT THE HELL JUST HAPPENED!!!

Just finished season two of ars Paradoxica and WHATTT

Did partridge lie about it being Lou being the one to give information to the Soviets or was Partridge given bad information form the start.

Lue and Chambers are joining ODAR now? The two that started the anchorites all because someone they love is in danger. Despite both David and Roberts betraying/manipulating the other two in some way.

Also... mateo and Nikhil are so cute!!! It hurts listening to them knowing that it is very unlikely they will have a happy ending. With Nikhil dead and mateo stuck in the future.

The conversation between Sally and Whickman about racism and how things haven't changed so greatly from whickman's time to Sally's. It was so wonderfully done.

[wishmaker-astra]

are we friends or am I misreading communication that would more accurately read as acquaintances

- anonymous mauvillan exercise junkie.

Hey there Nikhil. Unless this is his roommate psychic-for-hire deciding to be funny. Pretty sure we fall into the unfortunate grey zone between acquaintances and friends that happens with internet communication that haven't met IRL and aren't chatting in full conversations in chat. You know, the kind that would retroactively become friends after an IRL meetup that went well.

I'm fine with calling it friends though. It's at the point WOULD be willing to do an IRL meet up without hesitation if I was in the area after all. So you are reading things well enough.

[100hands]

Shankar Kanade

Bijoy Ramachandran / July 16th, 2024

for 'Creations' magazine, Sangli

Sometime in the summer of 1992, a motley group of architects of disparate dispositions organised a workshop. A house was to be designed on a linear site with roads on the two narrow ends almost a floor apart in section. I remember distinctly the sensation of suddenly becoming aware of the power of the split-level – offering prospect and refuge, creating an intimate scale and responding to location in a visceral and direct way.

This was also the first time I got the chance to engage closely with the Base Group - Nikhil Arni, Sharad Padalkar, Edgar Demello, Sanjay Mohe, Prem Chandavarkar and of course the Kanade brothers. Discussions meandered and arguments were common. As participants, the real learning was about the importance of taking positions and working at the level of small details simultaneously with a larger contextual and societal awareness. Though the notion of ‘Indianness’ preoccupied the national discourse, this workshop seemed to focus squarely on what Prem called the ‘palpability of place’.

It was intimidating to see the ease with which Mohe drew the aspirational view – incorporating into it everything to do with ‘inhabitation’ – the shade, the perfect perch and vantage. Edgar and Prem brought their wide erudition and travels to our conversations. When will we ever read all those books, internalize all those seminal projects and be able to articulate our realization with such clarity? Nikhil was the agent provocateur and a host par excellence, introducing us to great music and delectable accouterments. Padalkar, with his long Swedish experience, gently nudging us to be watchful and Navnath Kanade, an enigmatic teacher - not easily satisfied, often using metaphors to instruct us.

Shankar Kanade Sir on the other hand sat down with us to draw. He was keen to engage at that level, with us. He was curious about his own instincts and where they would lead on this interesting site. His mind racing with ideas and opportunities. I have rarely had a teacher like this - someone who got down into the trenches with us, often as unsure as us about direction, but through this journey showing us methods, strategies and general principles of engagement. Being with him was a lesson in the single-minded pursuit of joy - the masterful management of all challenges into the making of places for well-being.

Years later on a visit to Keremane, their celebrated apartment building in Bangalore, with Prof. Chhaya, I remember distinctly, Shankar Sir’s recapitulation of the cost break-up of each component of construction and how he figured out ways to reduce this. His preoccupation with affordability did not come at the cost of making places of heightened sensory delight. So many of his homes reveal their making in literal but idiosyncratic ways. The trace of the hand is immediately perceivable, manifest in the intimate scale, the glorious imperfections, and the whimsical compositions. But often this articulated exterior conceals a rich, mysteriously lit, and cavernous interior, even in the smallest of homes. The scale of the projects did not deter Shankar Sir from his preoccupation with choreographing this sense of joy and wonder. His homes reveal the great empathy he had for his clients, working closely with them to keep their homes within budget, and surprising them with this bonus of a constantly inspiring place to live.

In 2023, as part of the Dhruba Baruah Memorial lecture event in Kolhapur, I got a chance to visit ‘lal ghar’ near Sangli with Mohe, Girish Doshi and around 20 architects. We spent the day with Shankar Sir in his wonderful laterite house, with two courtyards, an ingenious play of levels, and as always, just the perfect scale. It was a wonderful day. Shankar Sir and Mohe recapitulating the early days of discovery – at JJ, working in Doshi’s office on housing and Bernard Kohn’s office on a building for Vikram Sarabhai, teaching at CEPT, the wonderful Base Group days, talking about Kanvinde, Raje, and Correa and that very particular moment in time – when the nation was seeking an architectural identity and Shankar Sir as a young architect was seeking a foothold. Shankar

Sir’s humble beginnings, his deep and long-standing passion for architecture, and a willingness to engage wholeheartedly in the work at hand are inspirational lessons for us. His ability to see opportunity in any situation and turn even the most intractable condition to create magic is the result of his deep humanity and empathy.

Mohe told us of a story of when Shankar Sir lived in Mumbai in a small room while at JJ. The roof had a large hole in it and when asked about the rains, Shankar Sir would say that when lying down it was wonderful to have the stars overhead. As young architects finding our feet in Bangalore in the 90’s, we were fortunate to have had Shankar Sir and the other wonderful architects of the Base Group who blazed a path for us to follow, showing us what it is to be a real architect – one with integrity, curiosity and an abiding humanity.

[hridyanshbharath]

[ nikhil parmar, cis-man, he/him ] Hey, isn’t that HRIDYANSH BHARATH. I thought they went away for the summer? Did you hear they might be a HUMAN? What I do know for certain is that they’re 34, and they’re BRIGHT and SKITTISH. They’re originally from MADURAI, TAMIL NADU, INDIA, and have been in/been back to FENRIRWOOD for 3 YEARS living in WOOD ROAD. I wonder if they still work at FENRIR UNIVERSITY as a PHYSICS PROFESSOR. Best if they stay safe for now.

basics

full name: hridyansh bharath nicknames: tbd age: 34 date of birth: december 29th, 1989 zodiac: capricorn sun, virgo rising, capricorn moon gender & pronouns: cisgender man, he/him relationship status: single sexuality: bisexual with male preference spoken languages: english and tamil occupation: physics professor at fenrir university

appearance

face claim: nikhil parmar height: 5'8"(172.72 cm) dominant hand: right hair color: black eye color: brown distinguishing features: glasses tattoos: n/a

personality

positive traits: intelligent, kind, compassionate, logical, resourceful negative traits: skittish, indecisive, dependent, gullible, shy

mentality

phobias: tbd disorders: anxiety disorder allergies: n/a

background

hometown: madurai, tamil nadu, india birthplace: madurai, tamil nadu, india education level: bachelor's in physics, phd in physics

headcanons

hridyansh is the second oldest child of the bharath family, having been born less than a year after ez. growing up in a family with so many siblings, he often felt a little overlooked, so he tended not to draw very much attention to himself from a young age. this has extended into his adulthood, a lot of the times he feels like his issues aren't really as important as other people's, even if that's not necessarily true. he's always had an aptitude for math, it was his favorite subject in school and when applied with science it only turned into more of an interest for him, hence having a career in physics. besides teaching at the local university he also devotes a decent amount of his time to research, he wants to contribute what he can to figuring out the big questions of the universe. chose to go into teaching specifically because he wants to instill a passion for physics in the younger generation as well. hridyansh places a special amount of importance in appreciating the world around him, he considers his research an extension of this. in his mind science is one of the most valuable tools the world has to offer and he doesn't want this to be lost on younger people. between chellam and ez, hridyansh is definitely the quieter of the siblings. he would say that he grew up closer to ez simply due to their closeness in age and with chellam he's been trying to bond with her more in recent years but isn't really sure how. he doesn't fully understand her career but when she talks to him about it he takes a genuine interest and tries to contribute to the conversation despite his limited information.

[bhopya]

"A letter to soul" in this busy schedule of our daily lives :

Hello Soul,

How are you ? :)

Want to say something to you

Want to spend some time with you

Isn't it so long we had a conversation

Isn't it so long we looked at each other n smiled

I dont want to ask you anything

I dont want any answers from you

Just want to Sit with you

By lakeside or Below the Baniyan tree where we used to sit together or any where

Just want to spend some time with you

I remember there was a time we used to share many things together

We used to do gossips especially abt brain's stupid thinking :p

But i have observed some where we have distanced our selves from each other

Yes ofcourse you knocked multiple times to meet

But i was busy with brain discussing the future and he was teaching me how to overthink unnecessarily

One fine morning i realized n decided to give a space to brain n asked him to vacant my room....

I still remember how you introduced me to my soulmate and you always asked me to follow heart while i was falling in love with her

And she is just an awesome soulmate as told by you

I still remember we discussed about her pure and warm heart many nights and yes she is just a beautiful soul as told by you

Just come home someday

I have again lighten up the lamps in the balcony under which we used to talk late night

I have again posted the pictures on the wall which reminds lots of happy memories

I have again fixed that barbeque in the garden where we used to have deep conversations while cooking food for soul

Just come home someday

I dont want to ask you anything

I dont want any answers from you

Just want to Sit with you.

-Nikhil

[justtry11]

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👉 Read more about this transformative conversation here: Orlagh Neary on Building Scalable and Safe AI and Quantum

In the episode, Orlagh explores:

Why quantum computing isn’t just the future—it’s the next great frontier

How AI strengthens LLM accuracy and supports fault tolerance in quantum systems

Practical examples of this tech trifecta driving innovation in drug discovery, energy, and supply chains

The urgent need for “Quantum Safety” as a brand and data resilience strategy, not just an encryption play

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Top-Rated Digital Marketing Training in Nashik by PooInfotech – Start in 2025

  Table of Contents

Introduction

Why Digital Marketing Is Booming in Nashik, Pune & Maharashtra

The Role of the Content Sandwich Strategy

Why Choose PooInfotech for Digital Marketing Classes in Nashik

What You’ll Learn – Modules & Tools

Flexible Learning Formats

Student Success Stories from Maharashtra

Conclusion

FAQs

Call to Action

1.  Introduction

In today’s fast-paced, digital-first world, marketing isn't just about advertising it's about connection, engagement, and data-driven strategy. Whether you’re a student, entrepreneur, or working professional, learning digital marketing can open new career and business doors.

That’s why digital marketing classes in Nashik from PooInfotech are the ideal choice for anyone in Maharashtra, especially those who want to learn with real tools, expert mentors, and hands-on campaigns.

2.  Why Digital Marketing Is Booming in Nashik, Pune & Maharashtra

Cities like Nashik and Pune are witnessing a surge in startups, e-commerce businesses, and content creators. With more brands shifting online, there's a huge demand for skilled digital marketers across Maharashtra.

Whether it's ranking on Google, running profitable ads, or building Instagram brands—companies want digital talent that’s trained practically. That’s exactly what PooInfotech’s digital marketing classes in Nashik deliver.

3.  The Role of the Content Sandwich Strategy

At the heart of great content marketing lies structure—and that’s where the Content Sandwich Strategy comes in. It's a proven format where:

Reels bring reach

Carousels deliver education

Posts reinforce brand

Stories build trust

This framework is part of the content planning module in PooInfotech’s course—so you don’t just post, you post with purpose.

4.  Why Choose PooInfotech for Digital Marketing Classes in Nashik

Here’s what makes PooInfotech one of the best digital marketing institutes in Nashik, Pune, and all of Maharashtra:

 ✅ Live campaigns on Google Ads & Meta ✅ 1:1 Mentoring and Small Batches ✅ Lifetime access to learning portal ✅ Placement Support across Maharashtra ✅ Google, Meta, and HubSpot certifications ✅ Affordable fees with EMI options

Their goal? To make you job-ready, campaign-ready, and confident with tools.

5.  What You’ll Learn – Modules & Tools

Here’s a snapshot of the full-stack course curriculum:

Module

Highlights

SEO

On-page, Off-page, Technical SEO, Keyword tools

Google Ads

Search, Display, Shopping, Performance Max

Social Media Marketing

Reels, Content Planning, Paid Ads

Email Marketing

Automation, Drip Campaigns, Tools like Mailchimp

Web Analytics

GA4, Tag Manager, Conversion tracking

Content Marketing

Blogs, storytelling, video content

Freelancing & Job Skills

Resume building, Upwork/LinkedIn optimization

You also get to work on live business accounts, building real confidence.

6.  Flexible Learning Formats

PooInfotech offers different learning styles to suit everyone in Nashik, Pune, or other cities in Maharashtra:

online batches in Nashik

Live Online Training (Pune to Parbhani, anywhere!)

 Weekday options

Hybrid model for flexibility + face-to-face training

Lifetime access to LMS & recorded videos

7.  Student Success Stories from Maharashtra

 Snehal from Pune – Switched from HR to Digital Marketing, now working as SEO Analyst in a startup.   Nikhil from Nashik – Runs his own freelance business managing Google Ads for 7+ local clients.   Prachi from Aurangabad – Grew her Instagram business page to 50K+ followers using the Reels + Stories combo taught in class.

These learners began just like you by searching for digital marketing classes in Nashik and finding the right mentor at PooInfotech.

8.  Conclusion

The future is digital. Whether you're job hunting, starting your own business, or simply upgrading your skills, the opportunities in digital marketing are limitless in 2025. Cities like Nashik, Pune, and across Maharashtra are witnessing digital transformation and you can be part of it.

With PooInfotech’s practical training, expert mentors, and a results-driven approach, your growth is guaranteed.

So if you're searching for digital marketing classes in Nashik, your journey begins here with the right guidance, tools, and hands-on learning.

9.  Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Are PooInfotech’s digital marketing classes in Nashik suitable for freshers?

Yes. No prior experience is needed. Everything is taught from scratch.

Q2. What certifications do I get?

You get a course completion certificate from PooInfotech, plus support for Google, Meta, and HubSpot certificates.

Q3. Will I get placement support?

Yes. You’ll get interview prep, job updates, and resume guidance.

Q4. Is this course available online for people outside Nashik?

Absolutely! You can join from Pune, Mumbai, Aurangabad, or anywhere in Maharashtra via live sessions.

Q5. What is the course duration and fee?

The course lasts 6 months. Fees are affordable with EMI options available.

10.  Call to Action – Start Your Digital Career Today!

 Ready to learn digital marketing from experts in Nashik?  Join PooInfotech’s digital marketing classes in Nashik now and become a certified digital marketing professional in 2025!

 ✅ Book your Free Demo Session ✅ Start working on live campaigns from Day 1 ✅ Get 1-on-1 guidance and placement support

  Call: +919022210431, +91 9763320660   Website: www.pooinfotech.com   Location: Baner,Pune

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