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Buddha Jayanti Park plays an important role in keeping the environment pollution free. A special tree planting program was organized at Buddha Jayanti Garden, which is located on Delhi's Central Ridge, and over a thousand Amaltas trees were planted in the park. Under the direction of Buddha Jayanti Park president, environmentalist, and sculpture artist Neeraj Gupta, this tree plantation effort was accomplished successfully. https://www.brutimes.com/news/social/neeraj-gupta-president-of-buddha-jayanti-park-organized-a-tree-plantation-program

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Buddha Jayanti Garden, which is located on Delhi's Central Ridge, and over a thousand Amaltas trees were planted in the park. Under the direction of Buddha Jayanti Park president, environmentalist, and sculpture artist Neeraj Gupta.

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Paisa Lyrics (Jaggu Ki Lalten) - Mika Singh

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पैसा Paisa Lyrics In Hindi- Jaggu Ki Lalten

पैसा Paisa Lyrics In Hindi- Jaggu Ki Lalten

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Jamshedpur West Gears Up for a Heated Assembly Election Battle

Candidates Prepare for a Highly Competitive Contest The Jamshedpur West Assembly constituency is poised for a highly competitive election with numerous candidates vying for tickets from major parties. JAMSHEDPUR – As Jharkhand prepares for assembly elections in four months, political activities are intensifying. Jamshedpur West is expected to witness an intriguing contest, with several candidates…

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Episode 150 - Detective Vidya-chu: Bobby Jasoos and Neeyat

We are on the case with Bollywood's leading actress, the incomparable Vidya Balan, will we solve it before she does? Listen to find out!

Show notes:

Vidya Balan

Star power and acting prowess

Bobby Jasoos

Feminist themes

Many spinning plates

INTERVAL ("Sweety" from Bobby Jasoos)

Neeyat

Character actor cast

Anu Menon

Split diopter and split screen

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🔴BREAKING NEWS: PwC is in trouble! ICAI has taken action against its affiliates!! 🤔What happened? Less than a month after The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India took action against EY’s affiliates, PwC’s affiliates have also been targeted.

Actions have been taken against multiple PwC entities, including Price Waterhouse & Co. LLP (New Delhi), Price Water House (Kolkata), Price Waterhouse & Co. (Chennai), Price Waterhouse & Co Chartered Accountants LLP, Price Water House (Bangalore) LLP, Dalal & Shah Chartered Accountants LLP, and Dalal & Shah LLP.

These firms have been ordered to immediately terminate their existing partnerships with international entities due to violations of the CA Act 1949.

Additionally, Dinesh Supekar and Neeraj Gupta have been removed from the register for three years and fined Rs 5 lakhs each.

🧐Why? Due to professional misconduct.

The disciplinary committee determined that these firms had entered into several agreements, such as the Accession Agreement, Name License Agreement, and Firm Services Agreement, which violated relevant laws.

The firms’ visiting cards displayed “@pwc.com,” suggesting a close association with the international entity.

Additionally, there was extensive sharing of human resources, infrastructure, brand name, and contact details, indicating that PwC had substantial control over these firms.

Furthermore, the firms made significant payments to the entity for the use of PwC marks and for the indirect benefit of work referrals.

😲Reactions: ▪ PwC has stated that it is disappointed that the ICAI published its orders publicly, violating court proceedings. ▪ Moreover, they have asked the ICAI to take its orders off their website! ❓Which Big 4 firm is next? KPMG or Deloitte?? Follow Jobaaj Stories (the media arm of Jobaaj.com Group for more)

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Buddha Jayanti Park plays an important role in keeping the environment pollution free. A special tree planting program was organized at Buddha Jayanti Garden, which is located on Delhi's Central Ridge, and over a thousand Amaltas trees were planted in thepark. Under the direction of Buddha Jayanti Park president, environmentalist, and sculpture artist Neeraj Gupta, this tree plantation effort was accomplished successfully.

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Buddha Jayanti Garden, which is located on Delhi's Central Ridge, and over a thousand Amaltas trees were planted in the park. Under the direction of Buddha Jayanti Park president, environmentalist, and sculpture artist Neeraj Gupta.

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India excels at International Newspaper Design Competition Awards

The 6th International Newspaper Design Competition awards were recently announced by Asia's newspaper design website newspaperdesign.in. From India, Hindustan Times, Indian Express, The Hindu, Deccan Herald and Malayala Manorama bagged the top honors in different categories.

Indian Printer & Publisher interacted with Anup Gupta of Hindustan Times, Kannan Sundar from The Hindu and Bivash Barua from The Indian Express to learn more about the competition, elements of a good newspaper design, its relevance in the digital age, challenges in newspaper designing and more. We are publishing this article in two parts. The first part will discuss the award-winning design and the importance of design in a newspaper. Part two will discuss the chart the road ahead for newspaper design, and the challenges in getting younger readers on board.

HT's best of four

Hindustan Times won in four categories – Best of Show spread for Disappearing Acts; Awards of Excellence spread for Kingsmen: the Golden Circle and Sachin@50; and Awards of Excellence in the Infographic category for the Asian Games 2023 spread.

Disappearing Acts was designed by a team comprising Puneet Verma, Monica Gupta, Mohit Suneja, and Anesha George. The jury described the design as “Such a clever way to illustrate an absence (always the most difficult visual) – extinctions of animals discovered after they already are gone.”

Kingsmen, which focuses on Indian chess grandmaster Vishanathan Anand, was designed by a team comprising Puneet Verma, Monica Gupta, Malay Karmakar, and Susan Ninan. “Great balance of illustration and photography combining to tell a complex story about a panel of subjects in an attractive, approachable way,” said the jury about the design. 

“Compelling illustration style with strong art direction across a vast double truck helps the reader through a comprehensive tale told visually, with breakouts, and long-form narrative,” the jury shared about the design for Sachin@50 – a combined effort of Malay Karmakar, Monica Gupta, Puneet Verma, and Ashish Magotra.

According to Anup Gupta, managing editor, Hindustan Times, the Asian Games 2023 infographic “presented India’s medals tally over the years, contrasting it with other Asian countries, especially China.” The design was a combined effort of Prijit Sasidharan, Puneet Verma, Partho Sheel, Mohit Suneja, and Shantanu Srivastava.

The Hindu's sports show

The Hindu won the Best of Show award; Gold in the Best of Sports Page category; and an Award of Excellence in the Best of Double Spread category for its illustration for ‘The science behind Neeraj’s skills.’ The story was written by Jonathan Selvaraj, with science explained by Vasudevan Mukunth, data research by Vignesh Radhakrishnan and illustration and design by Kannan Sundar.

Suresh Nambath, editor, The Hindu, said, “The recognition is a result of the combined effort of our design and editorial teams. We ensured that the designing team took full advantage of the space available in the double spread to produce a captivating visual for the traditional medium.”

The Indian Express – parliament

The Indian Express won the Best of Show in the Infographic category for its infographic titled 'The Parliament of India', which explored both the historic and the new parliament buildings. The design for the infographic was by Bivash Barua with illustrations by Suvajit Dey and text by Chakshu Roy, Damini Nath and Divya A.

“This award is a testament to the successful collaboration between our writing, editing, and design teams. We aimed to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of both structures. To achieve this, we used a bold illustration of the old parliament building as the centerpiece. Its circular shape provided a perfect canvas to organize the infographic's elements around it. Additionally, the layout incorporated the principles of the golden ratio for a visually balanced composition,” said Bivash Barua, national design editor, The Indian Express.

Malayala Manorama and Deccan Herald

Malayala Manorama and Deccan Herald also received recognition in the Best of Double Spread category. One design from Malayala Manorama narrated the journey of Abhilash Tomy, who circumnavigated the earth, and other travelers. The second one titled 'Dance Moves' was about the Naatu Naatu song from the film RRR and other Oscar nominations from India.

Deccan Herald's double spread headlined 'Sports washing negative image', which bagged the Award of Excellence, was described as “a refreshing approach to the significance of the World Cup storylines with a fresh illustration style, with lots of great details and clever touches woven throughout.”

Design and storytelling

So what is the relevance of design in storytelling? How does it help hook a reader to a particular article, piece of information, or simply a complex topic?

Design plays a pivotal role in storytelling. It serves as a vital component, enriching narratives and captivating audiences on various levels, explained Kannan Sundar, national design editor, The Hindu. “Design empowers storytellers to weave compelling tales that resonate deeply with their readers, stirring emotions and leaving a lasting impact. One of the key functions of design is setting a story's tone and atmosphere. Elements such as color palette, typography, and imagery work harmoniously to establish the mood and evoke the desired emotions in the audience,” Kannan Sundar said.

Design is for storytelling what music is for a song, says Anup Gupta. He said just as music enhances a song and infuses life in it, making it memorable, design gives a story a unique identity, which is akin to a fingerprint. Which is why design for storytelling is not just relevant but is a must, he said.

Great design transcends aesthetics, Barua said, adding it acts as a powerful, unspoken language that complements the written or spoken word. By strategically using visuals, color, and layout, design can evoke emotions, deepen reader connection, and guide them through the narrative, he said. Infographics and well-placed images can clarify complex ideas, while strong visuals leave a lasting impression, staying with readers long after they have finished the story.

“This is evident in publications where design plays a crucial role. A visually engaging layout can make reading more pleasurable and memorable. Consider the powerful statement made by The Indian Express' blank editorial during the Emergency, the Wall Street Journal's recent blank front page dedicated to a journalist's imprisonment or the Donald Trump lies page by the New York Times. These stark design choices speak volumes, leaving a lasting impact on viewers,” Barua said.

Emotionally resonant storytelling is another hallmark of effective design, Sundar said, adding that by employing visual elements that resonate with the audience's feelings and experiences, design has the power to evoke profound emotional responses, forging deeper connections between the story and its readers.

“Furthermore, in the realm of branding and marketing storytelling, design serves as a cornerstone in shaping brand identity. Through the consistent use of brand colors, logos, and visual elements, design reinforces a brand's values and messaging, fostering a strong narrative that resonates with readers and enhances brand recognition. In essence, design is not merely a superficial embellishment but an integral component of storytelling, imbuing narratives with depth, emotion, and resonance. As design editors, we are committed to harnessing the power of design to craft immersive and impactful stories that captivate and inspire our readers, Sundar added.

In essence, design is a tool that storytellers can leverage to create a more impactful and immersive experience, Barua echoed. “Just as good design drives successful products, a well-designed story is more engaging. Both rely on the power of visual communication to connect with the audience on a deeper level.”

A captivating newspaper design

Several elements contribute to a captivating newspaper design – layout, typography, color, photographs, and adaptability among other things.

Layout

According to Sundar, layout is paramount for a good newspaper design. A “well-organized layout guides readers seamlessly through the content, with clear section divisions, consistent column widths, and a balanced distribution of text and images ensuring a logical flow.”

A well-designed layout is your GPS, Barua says. Following a style sheet and basic grid structure makes the paper look smart and consistent. Negative space should be embraced for a sense of order.

Typography

Typography is another crucial consideration, Sundar explains. Choosing appropriate fonts for headlines, subheadings, body text, and captions is essential for legibility and maintaining uniformity throughout the publication, he says, adding white space is often overlooked but vital as it prevents visual clutter and allows content to breathe, thereby enhancing readability and facilitating easy navigation.

Establishing a clear hierarchy of information is imperative, Sundar says. Through the effective use of headlines, subheadings, and varying font sizes, readers can quickly identify important stories and navigate through the content with ease.

“Clear, easy-to-read fonts in comfortable sizes with high contrast between text and background are essential,” said Barua, adding that consistent alignment, margins, and spacing make all the difference in a professional and polished look.

Color

Color adds vibrancy and visual interest, but it must be used judiciously to avoid detracting from readability. Thoughtful use of color can also help differentiate sections or highlight key information, Sundar said.

Photographs

Photos and graphics should be used strategically to explain complex stories, according to Barua.

Adaptability

Adaptability is crucial in the digital age, said Sundar, adding that a good newspaper design must consider how the layout will translate to online formats, such as responsive web design for mobile devices or tablets, ensuring a seamless reading experience across various platforms.

In today’s day and age when the same newspaper is available in printed and digital forms, on different platforms, significantly influencing its consumption, identifying ‘elements that contribute to a good newspaper design’ is varied, Gupta says. “If ‘to design’ means finding a creative solution for a problem, then any creative solution that solves a problem, and facilitates the consumption of the content, should be considered a ‘good design’ contribution,” he says.

(Part 2 – The future of newspaper design & challenges ahead)

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बलमा Balma Lyrics In Hindi– Jaggu Ki Lalten

बलमा Balma Lyrics In Hindi– Jaggu Ki Lalten

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Top 5 Cab Companies in India: Alternative to Uber and Ola

In the very vast landscape of transportation in India, where every single one has to commute to one place but everybody can not possess a vehicle for everywhere they visit. So, uber and Ola are the two cab companies in India that emerged as a lifesaver to commuters. Where, in the app, you just have to put your pick-and-drop location with your fingertip on your smartphone screen and the GPS-laced cabs will drive you safely. But in the present day scenario, many services have emerged to be the best cab service in India to provide rides with more services as an alternative to these giants dominating this industry. These homegrown companies provide efficiency and reliability while also keeping in mind the needs of Indian commuters.

Here are five of the top cab companies in India that stand out in the crowd:

1. Meru Cabs

Meru Cabs is a pioneer in the Indian cab-hailing industry, now owned by the Mahindra group, was originally founded by Neeraj Gupta in 2006.It has scaled its operations across over 23 cities in India, where Meru Cabs remains synonymous with reliability, safety, and convenience.

Key Features:

- A number of vast diverse options of a fleet of well-maintained vehicles, including sedans, hatchbacks, and SUVs, with an assurance of pure comfort to every passenger.

- Trained and professional drivers who have undergone strict background checks with customer service training to provide a safe and joyous ride.

- Multiple booking options where you can book the cabs on mobile app, website or just by dialing the number on your cell phone, making it easy for users to book a ride at any time, from anywhere.

- many specialized services such as airport transfers, outstation trips, and corporate travel solutions, catering to the needs of diverse country’s diverse people.

2. Savaari Car Rentals

Savaari Car Rentals, a leading player in the Indian cab rental market, provides a wide range of services, catering to both, leisure and business travelers. This Bangalore-based cab hailing company funded by Intel corporation, provides the service in over 60 cities across India, making it a customer-centric approach and a commitment to providing hassle-free travel experiences.

Key Features:

- The vast chain of network of partners and vendors provides their customers with the cab facility even in remote areas of India.

- Savaari offers you with many flexible booking options, such as hourly rentals, point-to-point transfers, and outstation packages, catering to diverse travel needs.

- Transparent pricing is offered to the commuters without any hidden charges, so customers can budget their travel expenses effectively.

- 24*7 customer service across various mediums that take care of the queries and concerns of the customers in need.

3. Zoomcar

Zoomcar was the first car service that allowed customers to steer the wheels for themselves by renting a car. The largest car rental service started its operations in the year 2013 and has changed the entire face of car rental in India through technological innovations and customer-friendly policies. Currently, this Bangalore-based company operates in more than 34 cities.

Key Features:

- zoomcar flexes its availability of a wide variety of vehicles ranging from hatchbacks, sedans, SUVs, and luxury cars to fit all budgets and preferences of the customers.

- Customers can exercise a self-drive option by using various rental plans - hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly - that make it easier for customers to plan their trips at their convenience.

- A hassle-free booking process with a Zoomcar app or official website that offers instant confirmation, making the entire process a hassle-free experience for pickup and drop-off at any coordinated location.

- Comprehensive insurance (holistic coverage for the vehicle) and 24*7 roadside assistance is provided for added peace of mind during the journey.

4. Goibibo Cabs

Goibibo Cabs is a part of the Goibibo platform of Ibibo Group, which leads the online travel platform of India. The company focuses on customer convenience with cost-effectiveness and offers cab booking in India for both local and outstation cabs India with seamlessness.

Key Features:

- easy app interface of goibibo, which allows you to book cabs at the same time while booking a flight, hotel, or bus.

- Cab fares are competitive and come with some great attractive discounts, cashback offers, and loyalty rewards. A regular traveler prefers using Goibibo taxi as it allows more deals when combined with other booking of hotels or flights or trains.

- Flexibility in cancellation and modification helps to provide a relief to the users in case of changes in the travel plans or their desires.

- Goibio offers availability of a large fleet of cabs, which includes economy cars, sedans, and SUVs, giving a wide range of options for all group sizes and preferences of a traveler.

5. Chiku Cab

Chiku Cab is the largest bike taxi-hailing platform in India, but it has also pushed its territory into the cab hailing where a person can travel comfortably and affordably compared to other ride-hailing services. With its reach in more than 100 cities, being based in Dehradun, Chiku Cab is known for offering quick, cost-effective rides.

Key Features:

- An easy-to-use interface of the app to book, track, and make payments for cabs all in one click.

- A fare price of a cab ride that is economical and affordable with transparent and accurate fare estimates and no surge pricing in peak hours, meaning the traveller need not be concerned with budget constraints while traveling.

- Quick pick-up and drop-off, with a vast fleet of cabs circulating in approximately every major city; this reduces waiting times and makes sure that customers receive services promptly.

- Cashless payment through digital wallets and credit/debit cards, this makes it easy for users, with no tediousness of physical cash transactions.

Conclusion:

The cab services in India is full of more options than Uber and Ola; it caters to the unique needs and preferences of commuters all over the country. Be it the local commute or outstation travel, these top cab companies provide a hassle-free, affordable, and customer-oriented solution to all their travel needs.

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UAE Implements Nationwide Health Insurance Mandate for Private Sector and Domestic Workers

In a significant move aimed at enhancing the welfare of workers, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has introduced a sweeping decree requiring all private-sector employees and domestic staff to be covered by health insurance provided by their employers. Effective from the beginning of next year, this mandate marks a departure from the previous practice, which only obligated employers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi to offer healthcare coverage to their workforce.

Previously, the absence of a unified national standard meant that health insurance provision varied across emirates, with workers in the Northern Emirates often left without mandatory coverage. However, with the new ruling, endorsed by the UAE Cabinet and announced by the office of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, a uniform framework for health insurance is set to be implemented nationwide.

Under the terms of the decree, private-sector employers and households hiring domestic workers will be required to bear the costs of health insurance for their employees when issuing or renewing visas. This comprehensive coverage extends to both registered private-sector employees and domestic workers currently lacking insurance.

The move represents a significant step towards safeguarding the well-being of workers across the UAE and ensuring equitable access to healthcare services. Neeraj Gupta, CEO of insurance comparison site Policybazaar.ae, underscored the expansion of this requirement to encompass all employers throughout the UAE, signaling a notable shift in policy. While awaiting further clarification on certain aspects, such as the application of the mandate to existing visa holders, the decree is poised to come into effect from January 2025.

By instituting this nationwide health insurance mandate, the UAE demonstrates its commitment to prioritizing the health and welfare of its workforce, fostering a more inclusive and sustainable labor environment for all.