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Unmasking Depression: Live in Triumph 2024 Ms / Mrs/Mr / Junior Bharat Pageant, a Stunning Fusion of Fashion and Mental Health at Crowne Plaza, Gurgaon under the Visionary Leadership of Anuradha Das

The Live In Triumph (LIT) 2024 Mr/Miss/Mrs Bharat Fashion Pageant was a memorable event, blending the allure of fashion with a powerful message on mental health. Themed ‘Unmasking Depression,’ the pageant was held on August 15, 2024, from 4 PM at Hotel Crowne Plaza, Gurgaon.

Live In Triumph was created to raise awareness about critical mental health issues, focusing on the belief that if they stopped depression, they could prevent a cascade of other mental health problems, including suicide, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and Alzheimer’s. This year’s theme, ‘Unmasking Depression,’ underscored the importance of addressing depression early to “Nip it in the bud.”

The event was organised by My Precious Life and Belle Events, led by Anuradha Das, a philanthropist, author, motivational speaker, and director with her own movie production company, Rising Eagle Productions, based in the US. Esteemed guests and speakers contributed to the event’s impact:

Many influential people who had contributed vastly to society in their respective fields attended this path-breaking event.

Chief guest- Major General R K Razdan (Kriti Chakra VSM)

Guest of Honour- Senior Advocate Ashok Bhan (Geo- strategic expert)

Special guests- Mukesh Gambhir (Founder Radio Booze), Dr. Vandana Singh (Dir, Global Corporate Key Account Management, Saudia Cargo), Ms. Rochika Agarwal (BJP spokesperson and film censor board director, Ms. Urvashi Mittal (National Secretary, Inner Wheel), Mr.

Ravinder Pandita (Save Shardha Committee founder) and Mr. Amit Dubey (Airbnb head India).

Celebrity guest- Asma Gulzar

Some of the esteemed guests at LiT included, (celebrity fashion designer), Khurafati Nitin (RJ- 92.7 Big FM), Ritika Pathak, Anthony Deshuja, Sarika Verma, Dinesh Mohan (model), Sushant Kumar (model), Pratibha Pundur, Rohit Manocha (Taiiki Media), Rakesh Kachroo, Ruth Stewart, Jaswinder Singh, Dr. Nootan Yadav (medical in charge- primary health centre, Palra), Mohit Sharma (Chief Warden, Civil Defence, Haryana), Sunita Yadav (Deputy Mayor Gurgaon), Ranjan Kumar Das (CFI charitable trust), Shyam Prakash Pal (Wafi Media Marketing Solutions) etc. Mr. Mahavir Yadav from Dainik Jagran was present as a media partner.

The esteemed jury panel included: Tabbu, Koushik Sheel, Dr Manisha Koushik, Mahi Yaduvanshi and Renny Sharma

Runway coach Gourav Kalra coached contestants.

In the past three years, Live In Triumph has successfully raised awareness of suicide, depression, and domestic violence through its unique fashion shows. Celebrity Sudha Chandran graced last year’s event along with fashion model Dinesh Mohan, Sushant Kumar, Ritka Patak and many more. These events had not only highlighted these critical issues but also provided a platform for survivors and advocates to share their stories, fostering a supportive community.The event details can be accessed at litfreedomfashion.com

This year, LIT 2024 aimed to deepen the conversation around depression, promoting early intervention and comprehensive support. While last year’s pageant had Mr. and Mr.s titles, this year, the event was expanded to include junior, elegance (ages 60+) and crown (who have overcome depression) categories. Various speakers, including doctors, unmasked depression through their keynote speeches and panel discussions. LIT 2024 was more than just a beauty pageant; it sought individuals who not only possessed outward beauty but also demonstrated a commitment to making a positive impact on the world. “We are looking for a visionary”, said Anuradha Das.

The event featured:

- Book Release: ‘Only When It’s Too Late’ by Suzanne Smith, showcasing a teenager’s pencil drawings during their struggle with depression

- Categories of Participation: LIT Mr Bharat 2024, LIT Miss Bharat 2024, LIT Mrs Bharat 2024, LIT Junior, LIT Elegance (ages 60+), and LIT Crown ( those who have overcome depression).

- Testimonies and walks: by fashion models Dinesh Mohan, Ritika Patak, Sushant Kumar, and Pratibha Sengar, sharing their journeys with depression.

- Lamp lighting ceremony: Symbolizing enlightenment and new beginnings

- Entertainment: a special walk sequence with a new video launch was showcased by ‘House of DMask, led by fashion models Dinesh Mohan and Sushant Kumar. Other performances included vocal renditions by Ashish Kumar Pandey, Hulahoops by Trisha Munjal, a Kathak performance by Mrs Prem Latha Gupta, and the ‘Miracle Workers’ skit team.

Model and actress Sonika Chopra graced the hosting.

Partnerships and Sponsors The event was partnered by the GDMR Foundation and was supported by sponsors like Aieque Trademark Services, UAE; GejoSpeaks; Golden Nib Publications, Ramgraphics, Mumbai; House of Dmask; Hungry Tau; Super Chai; Taiiki, Influencer For, Friends to the Dance; Vandana; Saurabh Arthur; and Be U.

WINNERS: LIT Junior (6–9): - Shanaya Sahoo - Pavnoor Kaur - Tisha Kalra

LIT Junior (10–12): 1. Myra Arya 2. Sarah Steve 3. Riddhi Srivastava

LIT Junior (13+) Winner: Mishka Kagra

LIT Mrs Bharat: 1. Hemangi Devendra Bhatnagar 2. Ajaya Singh 3. Deepa Pal

LIT Crown: 1. Ruchi Raj 2. Krutika Satapathy 3. Shubhra Chadha

LIT Elegance: 1. Mona Chopra 2. Indira Haksar

LIT Mr Bharat: 1. Deepak Raina 2. Sumit Khanna 3. Vaibhav Sen

LIT Miss Bharat: 1. Harvinder Kaur 2. Ankita Sood 3. Bhawna Talwar

Live In Triumph 2024 marks the fourth successful year of this unique fashion show with a noble cause. It continues to use fashion as a platform to foster understanding, support, and hope for those battling depression, promoting the idea that stopping depression can prevent a multitude of mental health challenges.

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Kirti Chakra conferred on 4 CRPF personnel (posthumously) for Chhattisgarh operation

Representational image Team News Riveting Raipur, July 5 Four personnel of CRPF’s elite CoBRA including an officer were awarded Kirti Chakra (posthumously) for anti-Maoist operation conducted in Bijapur district of Chhattisgarh three years ago. The bravehearts who were awarded India’s second-highest peacetime award after Ashok Chakra included Inspector Dilip Kumar Das, Head Constable Raj…

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Second Lieutenant Puneet Nath Datt, AC (29 April 1973 – 20 July 1997) was an officer of the Indian Army's 11 Gorkha Rifles. He was posthumously awarded India's highest peace-time gallantry award, the Ashok Chakra for bravery displayed in an operation conducted against foreign terrorists hidden in a three-storey building in the Naushera area of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir.

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Tale of strength and spirit [ India ]

Tale of strength and spirit [Highlights] Set to depict Lance Naik Wani’s journey from militant to Army man, Ikhwan maker Harman on how he assured late hero’s wife of telling the… The upcoming film ‘Ikhwan’ is a biopic based on the life of Kashmir’s first Ashok Chakra awardee, Late Lance Naik Nazir Wani. A film inspired by the life of the late Lance Naik Nazir Wani, a militant-turned-soldier who…

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"Controversy Unveiled: MP Lawyer Slams Congress Prez Kharge Over Ashok Chakra Symbol in INDIA Alliance Logo"

A legal notice has been issued against Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge over the alleged usage of the “Ashok Chakra” symbol in the logo of the ‘INDIA’ alliance. The notice was issued by Gwalior High Court advocate Awadhesh Tomar, who is affiliated with the BJP. Tomar has warned Kharge of potential legal action if he does not provide an explanation within three days. According to reports,…

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"Controversy Unveiled: MP Lawyer Slams Congress Prez Kharge Over Ashok Chakra Symbol in INDIA Alliance Logo"

A legal notice has been issued against Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge over the alleged usage of the “Ashok Chakra” symbol in the logo of the ‘INDIA’ alliance. The notice was issued by Gwalior High Court advocate Awadhesh Tomar, who is affiliated with the BJP. Tomar has warned Kharge of potential legal action if he does not provide an explanation within three days. According to reports,…

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"Controversy Unveiled: MP Lawyer Slams Congress Prez Kharge Over Ashok Chakra Symbol in INDIA Alliance Logo"

A legal notice has been issued against Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge over the alleged usage of the “Ashok Chakra” symbol in the logo of the ‘INDIA’ alliance. The notice was issued by Gwalior High Court advocate Awadhesh Tomar, who is affiliated with the BJP. Tomar has warned Kharge of potential legal action if he does not provide an explanation within three days. According to reports,…

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Elegantly Patriotic: Balancing Independence Day Attire with the Perfect Accessories

The 15th of August is celebrated as Independence Day in India, the day when India got its freedom from Britishers in 1947. India will be celebrating its 77th Independence Day in 2023.

Celebrating a day is as important as celebrating our birthday, anniversary, or any achievement. Don’t you ever feel like mounting the flag on the balcony, singing nationalistic songs, or going around the tri-colour dressed with a hand flag? Yes, of course, right?

I am so excited for this nation’s special occasion. I believe the right way to honour the sacrifice of our freedom fighters is with the right attire and perfect matching jewellery.

Especially women love to dress up to celebrate the occasion by putting on colourful sarees, kurtis, formal outfits, and jewellery such as bangles, pendants with flag colour, pure white pearl jewellery, or a blue Diamond Sapphire Necklace, as we all know how important the colour blue is because it represents the heart of our national flag in the form of an Ashok Chakra.

Yet, if you are still wondering how to enjoy it, here are some ideas: you can try to wear your favourite multi-coloured jewels, select any colour of the flag for your best attire, and put a big charm, pride, and smile on your face to celebrate Mother India.

In this article, we will try to explain to you exactly how to dress well with the Latest Indian Artificial jewellery Designs.

Unleash the Shine of Artificial Jewellery

To complete the look of every outfit, you should try the right jewelry. If you want to identify yourself with the Indian flag's colour, let’s try the first colour, which is Saffron.

If you are not a fan of dark colours, go with the light shade. Pair your white shirt or kurta with a solely Bead Necklace Chain Costume Jewelry to fulfill the multi-colour pattern.

You can also try a gold pendant with a pearl drop for a unique touch or a heart-shaped saffron-coloured diamond pendant to glamorously display your love for your country.

Experiment with All White

If you like to dress up in one colour, go with pure white because it is best to be in the limelight to try it with multi- color jewelry. Imagining a white outfit with bold jewellery looks amazing, doesn't it?

All-white salwar kameez is the perfect pair with classic diamond drop earrings or a Karisa Kundan Pendant set, and you will definitely be the gorgeous lady in white, no doubt.

Tri-Colour Bangles

What is the common and every-green choice of women when in need of celebration? Guess what? It's bangles, of course!

This Independence Day, bring a big smile to your face and celebrate with your family or colleague by wearing bangles in the hues of the flag.

It's easy and time-saving jewellery; just add bangles with flag-coloured thin chudiya in between them, and you are good to go for an Independence Day celebration.

The best part is that you can wear the same bangles anytime because everyone loves white, green, and orange with their outfit.

Simple Yet Elegant Jewellery

Nowadays, the best jewellery websites online have specially designed tricolour jewellery for this Independence Day, such as drop earrings with added fancy elements, diamond stone rings, pendant sets, etc., easily available over there.

I did some shopping at Advikka.com; they have classic jewellery at a cost-effective price, from Green Gemstone Bijoux Earrings in 925 Silver to blue-coloured stones studded, which spread a great feeling of Patriotic nationalism everywhere.

Your simpler outfits can stand up to more jewellery. If single bracelets aren’t your choice, try a ring and bracelet together.

Mix and Match Jewellery

Don’t be afraid to mix the jewellery as colorful as you like! The pieces of the sapphire ring with chain ring and drops with the sapphire hoops are great to do as pairs or to mix and match.

The variety of bangles, such as Chahna Imitation Polki Bangles, is also a great way to add a simple finishing touch without feeling like you're overpowering your outfit for the occasion.

If your outfit is bright and in a fancy style, select sub-ordinary jewellery pieces such as bracelets, rings, or small earrings to complement your style without taking away from your appearance.

If you want to invest in less expensive jewellery, go with a few funky, fun pieces that will enhance your overall look and even add some colour to your charm.

Freedom is never dear at any price. It is the breath of Life. - Mahatma Gandhi

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Reprioritization of reservation policy: Wards of Ex Servicemen v. Wards of Serving Army Personnel

Viney Kumar v. Union of India & Secretary Higher Education

Writ Petition was dismissed on 03.07.2023

By Hon’ble Mrs. Justice Neena Bansal Krishna J & Hon’ble Mr. Justice Suresh Kumar Kait J

Delhi High Court

Issue before the Court:

Is it justified to place the wards of serving army personnel in Priority category VIII while the wards of ex-servicemen get the benefit of priority VI.

[When wards and wives of ex-servicemen as well as serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry Awards, can be placed together in one category, be in Priority V or Priority VII.]

Background:

The son of the petitioner while going through the counselling/cut[1]off charts of various Engineering Colleges of Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi found that the majority of reservation benefits is being taken away only by Priority-VI leaving no seat available for the remaining Priorities, especially Priority-VIII, in getting admission to various professional courses.

Wherefore, the instant petition was filed by petitioner for quashing the Order dt. 21.05.2018 of the Union of India giving the categories of Priority within the reservations provided in the Army quota of 5% for admission to various Colleges; and to give directions to the respondent Nos. 1 and 2 to treat/include Priority No. VIII above the Priority No. VI or in alternative to consider both the Priority Nos. VI and VIII at the same podium for the admissions in the forthcoming Academic Year 2023-24 in medical/professional/non-professional courses.

The revised list of categorizations of priorities vide order dt. 21.05.2018 is as under:

Priority I: Widows/Wards of Defence personnel killed in action.

Priority II: Wards of disabled in action and boarded out from service.

Priority III: Widows/Wards of Defence personnel who died while in service with death attributable to military service.

Priority IV: Wards of disabled in service and boarded out with disability attributable to military service.

Priority V: Wards of Ex-Servicemen and serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry Awards: i. Pararn Vir Chakra ii. Ashok Chakra iii. Maha Vir Chakra iv. Kirti Chakra v. Vir Chakra vi. Shaurya Chakra vii. Sena, Nau Sena, Vayu Sena Medal viii. Mention-in-Despatches

Priority VI: Wards of Ex-Servicemen.

Priority VII: Wives of: i) defence personnel disabled in action and boarded out from service. ii) defence personnel disabled in service and boarded out with disability attributable to military service. iii) ex-Servicemen and serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry Awards.

Priority VIII: Wards of Serving Personnel.

Priority IX: Wives of Serving Personnel.”

Observation of the Court:

The petitioner has not challenged the reservation of 5% provided to the wards of Armed Forces Personnel but is aggrieved by the wards of ex-servicemen being placed in Priority VI while wards of serving personnel being placed in Priority VIII in the revised list of Priorities.

Horizontal utilization of reservations is the matter of governmental policy & is not in the domain of the Courts to embark upon an inquiry whether a particular public policy is wise and acceptable or whether a better policy can be evolved as was held in the case of Union of India vs. M. Selvakumar (2017) 3 SCC 504.

However, where a policy decision can be faulted on the grounds of mala fide, unreasonableness, arbitrariness or unfairness, the Courts are not prevented to interfere in those circumstances. As has been held by the Apex Cort in the matter of State of Madhya Pradesh vs. Mala Banerjee (2015) 7 SCC 69.

It is a policy decision taken by the Government of India, Ministry of Defence to define the manner in which the reservations by the wards of Army personnel in difference categories shall be availed.

As such, the Government of India vide its order dated 21.05.2018 has provided the Priority list in the order in which the quota of 5% is to be distributed amongst the wards of Armed Forces Personnel, whether retired, disabled or serving in the admissions of the professional courses.

Contention of the Petitioner

Ex Servicemen are getting their pensions as well as due benefits which are commensurate to those which are being enjoyed by the serving personnel.

Whereas, the serving personnel are continuing to face the hardships of service which percolate to their wards as on account of their service contingencies the parents are not able to be equally involved in the education of the wards.

There is no intelligible differentia for placing the wards of serving personnel in a category below the wards of ex-servicemen on the grounds that while ex-servicemen have not only retired from their services and are no longer serving the nation.

The grievance of the petitioner is that while considering the reservation in the prescribed categories, the wards of Ex-Servicemen who fall in Priority VI practically take away the reserved categories despite having scored better ranking, leaving very few vacancy seats for the wards of serving personnel to get the benefit of reservations.

Submission of Respondent- Union of India

The Government of India had taken a decision to give the benefit to the wives and wards of ex-servicemen or Gallantry Award holders, but in the scheme of things, it was found that some vacancies still remained vacant after giving the benefit to the wards of all the categories.

It is only to ensure that the benefit of 5% reservation is fully utilized and exhausted and does not go unutilized that the category of wards of serving personnel has been added as Priority VIII.

Decision

The Instant Writ Petition was dismissed by the Division Bench of the Delhi High Court Comprising as no arbitrariness or mala fide has been brought forth in the Government policy meant for providing reservation to the medical/professional/non-professional courses to interfere with the Government Order dated 21.05.2018 or to reshuffle the Priority categories as provided therein.

Seema Bhatnagar

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LET’S ARREST THE SHIP

Incident No.9- 

State Bank of India – one of the country’s leading banks had filed a Recovery Case before the Recovery Officer of the DRT.

The borrower, a local shipping magnate of sorts had mortgaged a vessel and the vessel had to be arrested at any cost as the borrower’s account had become NPA and it had been learnt by the bank officials from reliable sources that the borrower was going about his business merrily. An application came to be filed before the Learned Recovery Officer praying that the ship docked in Vishakapatnam harbour be arrested. The Mumbai Branch of the bank had directed their local branch officers to keep a close tab on the exact date the vessel was to arrive and dock at the Vishakhapatnam harbour for fuel only to set sail the very next day to Paradip.

The Recovery Officer despite being a legal manager of another leading public sector bank [on deputation] did not understand what ‘arresting’ a ship legally meant and the ramifications that would ensue.

Not wanting to let his lack of knowledge get in the way, the Learned Recovery Officer summoned his stenographer and necessary orders were passed.

An Advocate Court Commissioner was appointed with directions to have the order complied with forthwith with the assistance of the local police. A letter was addressed to the local police station at Vishakhapatnam to ensure that the local police would extend the fullest of co-operation to the Advocate Court Commissioner who would be travelling all the way from Mumbai.

State Bank of India was directed to book flight tickets for this Learned Advocate Court Commissioner and a particular day was fixed where the local SBI team comprising of bank officers of the local bank’s recovery branch together with constables of the local police and the branch’s local officers who had disseminated information on the vessel’s arrive at the port, would accompany the Learned Court Commissioner for purposes of completion of the given task of arrest of the ship/vessel.

As the letterhead of the Learned Recovery Officer had the Ashok Chakra embossed and as the Learned Authority was acting under the aegis of the Central Government, the Vishakhapatnam police dispatched a team of a dozen constables with a Senior Inspector to ensure that all compliances were met with.

Permission of the port authorities was sought and everything was set.

The given day arrived and in line with the information that had been obtained, the ship promptly arrived at the Vishakhapatnam harbour. The entire team that had waited patiently made a run for the docks. The constabulary surrounded the ship. The local fishermen and crews of various ships present at the docks were stunned as none of them had witnessed such an event in their lives.

Finally the orders were served upon the Captain of the ship and the senior police inspector handcuffed the Captain forthwith. The order was read out and the order read as follows –

“Bank has filed application for arrest of ship. Application allowed. Captain of ship is directed to be arrested forthwith and brought to Mumbai and show cause as why he should not be directed to pay the Applicant Bank’s dues forthwith”

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Brigadier defence acdemy

The defence forces of any country are the guardians of its sovereignty and integrity. In India, the defence forces have played a crucial role in safeguarding the nation's borders and ensuring its security. To maintain the highest standards of professionalism and excellence, the Indian defence forces require highly skilled and well-trained personnel. This is where institutions like Brigadier Defence Academy come into the picture.

Brigadier Defence Academy, located in Dehradun, is a premier institution that prepares candidates for a career in the defence forces. The academy offers courses for students aspiring to join the Indian Army, Indian Navy, and Indian Air Force. The academy provides comprehensive training, both physical and mental, to its cadets, and prepares them to face the challenges of military life.

The academy boasts of highly experienced and qualified faculty members who have themselves served in the defence forces. The faculty members are experts in their respective fields and provide students with practical insights into military life. The curriculum of the academy is designed to cover all aspects of defence training, from physical fitness to tactical training to leadership development.

The academy provides its students with state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities. The campus is spread over 40 acres and is equipped with modern amenities like lecture halls, computer labs, library, sports facilities, and accommodation facilities for students. The academy also has a dedicated training ground where students are put through rigorous physical training to improve their endurance, strength, and agility.

One of the unique features of Brigadier Defence Academy is its focus on character development. The academy believes that character is the foundation of leadership, and therefore, it places great emphasis on inculcating the right values and ethics in its students. The academy's motto, "Leaders for the Nation," reflects its commitment to producing not just skilled professionals but also responsible citizens who can contribute positively to society.

Brigadier Defence Academy has a proven track record of success in training cadets for the defence forces. The academy has produced several officers who have gone on to serve the nation with distinction. The academy's alumni include officers who have been awarded gallantry awards like the Param Vir Chakra and the Ashok Chakra.

In conclusion, Brigadier Defence Academy is a premier institution that plays a vital role in shaping the future of India's defence forces. The academy provides students with comprehensive training, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and a focus on character development. It is a testament to the academy's success that its alumni have gone on to serve the nation with distinction. If you aspire to join the defence forces and serve your country, Brigadier Defence Academy is the place to be.

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Major Mukund Varadarajan

Major Mukund Varadarajan AC (12 April 1983 – 25 April 2014) was an officer in the Rajput Regiment of the Indian Army. In 2014, he was posthumously awarded the Ashok Chakra, India's highest peacetime gallantry award, for killing three terrorists in an encounter at the Shupiyan district of Jammu and Kashmir.

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The Cards and Images show a silhouette of the Ashok Chakras. It can be set as a What’s App tribute to the martyrs who have laid down their lives to protect the country and its people. The series’s images represent the idea of ‘Unity in Diversity’ and show India as a culturally rich land. So download the one that appeals most to you and usher in Republic Day Greetings Cards in an aesthetic way.