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Just Like Snowflakes No Two the Same:  MISSION TO EARTHPHASE – MOONSHINE GOLD  Gets a Winter Makeover

Just Like Snowflakes No Two the Same: MISSION TO EARTHPHASE – MOONSHINE GOLD Gets a Winter Makeover

For many, the magic of winter begins with snow. Each snowflake, a quiet marvel of uniqueness. Capturing this spirit of individuality and snowy wonder is the new MISSION TO EARTHPHASE - MOONSHINE GOLD Cold Moon. Launching on December 4, the day of the Cold Moon, each model features a unique snowflake that has been lasered onto its moon phase indicator, ensuring that, just like snowflakes, no two timepieces are ever the same! MISSION TO EARTHPHASE - MOONSHINE GOLD Cold Moon Crafted in a white hue that evokes the snow-covered landscapes of the winter season, this new watch features the same…
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Deliberations at Ahmedabad University indicate India's Health Economy Succeeds When it Improves People's Health Rather than Expanding Activity Around Illness

Deliberations at Ahmedabad University indicate India's Health Economy Succeeds When it Improves People's Health Rather than Expanding Activity Around Illness

India is becoming increasingly capable at treating disease, yet the number of people who need treatment continues to grow. Chronic and lifestyle-related illnesses are appearing in larger numbers and at earlier stages of life, even as hospitals, diagnostics, insurance and digital health systems expand. This widening gap between the growth of the health economy and the health of the population set the tone for the Ahmedabad Dialogue on The Business of Health, organised by Ahmedabad University’s Bagchi School of Public Health.   Panellists discuss the future of India’s health economy at the Ahmedabad Dialogue on The Business of Health at Ahmedabad…
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India–Canada Diplomacy Gains Momentum as High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik Meets Stakeholders in Vancouver

India–Canada Diplomacy Gains Momentum as High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik Meets Stakeholders in Vancouver

VANCOUVER ( Rajeev Sharma): India’s High Commissioner to Canada, Dinesh Patnaik, joined the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (APF Canada) on Thursday for a closed-door roundtable focused on the ongoing diplomatic reset between Canada and India. Hosted at APF Canada’s Vancouver office, the discussion brought together senior policy experts to examine opportunities and challenges emerging from renewed bilateral engagement. The dialogue comes shortly after Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Indira Anand’s visit to New Delhi, during which both countries issued a joint statement outlining a path forward in rebuilding trust and cooperation. Participants also reflected on next steps for trade and…
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Haryana government committed to making Kurukshetra a Global Icon: Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini

Haryana government committed to making Kurukshetra a Global Icon: Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini

Haryana Chief Minister Sh Nayab Singh Saini said that the state government is committed to making Kurukshetra one of the most prestigious places in the world. Under the guidance of Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi, the Gita Mahotsav has been celebrated internationally in Kurukshetra since 2016. The Chief Minister was speaking at the 48 Kos Tirtha Sammelan held in Kurukshetra on Monday. The event was attended by Swami Gyananand Ji Maharaj, Adhyaksh of the Gita Gyan Sansthanam, along with representatives and devotees from various pilgrimage sites across the Dharmakshetra-Kurukshetra region. Earlier, Chief Minister also released a booklet highlighting the pilgrimage…
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Winter Session opens with PM Modi’s tribute to new RS Chairman; warns Opposition against turning House into ‘theatre’

Winter Session opens with PM Modi’s tribute to new RS Chairman; warns Opposition against turning House into ‘theatre’

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): Parliament’s Winter Session commenced on Monday with Prime Minister Narendra Modi using the first day to both congratulate newly appointed Rajya Sabha Chairman C.P. Radhakrishnan and deliver a pointed message to Opposition parties about their conduct inside the House. Speaking in the Upper House, the Prime Minister said Radhakrishnan’s elevation brought “a sense of pride” to the institution, noting that his background in grassroots social work and his years spent engaging with remote communities would enrich parliamentary functioning. Modi recounted the Chairman’s travels through some of Jharkhand’s least-accessible tribal areas, praising his “service-first approach” and his…
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Opposition gears up for confrontational Parliament session, to push debates on SIR lapses, BLO fatalities and Delhi smog crisis

Opposition gears up for confrontational Parliament session, to push debates on SIR lapses, BLO fatalities and Delhi smog crisis

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): As Parliament readies to open its latest session on Monday, signs already point toward a volatile week ahead, with Opposition parties preparing to challenge the government on multiple fronts — from alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls to the deteriorating air quality choking the national capital. The Congress and Aam Aadmi Party have submitted fresh adjournment notices, demanding that the House set aside routine business to take up what they describe as urgent matters of public interest. Central to their protest is the reported distress among Booth Level Officers (BLOs) deployed…
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Galgotias University Commences its First 'Model United Nations', Setting a New Benchmark for Student Diplomacy

Galgotias University Commences its First 'Model United Nations', Setting a New Benchmark for Student Diplomacy

Galgotias University commences ‘Galgotias University Model United Nations’ (TGUMUN), marking a significant milestone in its mission to nurture globally aware, articulate, and solution-oriented youth leaders. The two-day conference brought together more than 200 delegates from schools, colleges, and departments across India, transforming the campus into a hub of debate, negotiation, and collaborative policy simulation.   Delegates and dignitaries at the inaugural ceremony of TGUMUN, marking the start of a two-day platform for youth diplomacy and global policy discussions   The event opened with a ceremonious welcome for the Chief Guest, Maj Gen Dr. Rajan Kochhar, who was received by the…
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Markets soar to new records as upbeat GDP numbers energize investors

Markets soar to new records as upbeat GDP numbers energize investors

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): Indian stock markets kicked off Monday’s session with a strong upward burst, pushing the key indices to unprecedented levels after fresh economic data signaled stronger-than-expected momentum in the country’s growth engine. The Sensex leapt to a new milestone of 86,159.02, rising over 450 points within minutes of opening, while the Nifty climbed past 26,325, also setting a new all-time high. The rally reflected a surge in investor confidence following India’s 8.2% GDP expansion in the July–September quarter — the quickest growth seen in six quarters. Buying was particularly strong in several major index components. Adani Ports,…
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Indian High Commissioner Strengthens Engagement with Diaspora During First Official Visit to Vancouver

Indian High Commissioner Strengthens Engagement with Diaspora During First Official Visit to Vancouver

Surrey (Rajeev Sharma): High Commissioner of India to Canada Shri Dinesh K. Patnaik, accompanied by Mrs. Poonam Patnaik and Shri Masakui Rungsung, Consul General of India, undertook a series of community outreach engagements during his inaugural visit to Vancouver, reinforcing India’s commitment to its diaspora in Canada. The delegation commenced the visit by paying obeisance at the Laxmi Narayan Temple in Surrey, where they were received with a traditional welcome by the temple management. In his remarks, High Commissioner Patnaik acknowledged the Indian diaspora’s valuable contributions to Canadian society and to India–Canada relations. He urged community members to continue serving…
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Breakthrough Blood Protein Discovery Sheds New Light on Long COVID

Breakthrough Blood Protein Discovery Sheds New Light on Long COVID

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): A groundbreaking study has identified a set of blood proteins that play a crucial role in determining why some individuals develop long COVID while others recover quickly. This discovery provides one of the most comprehensive biological explanations to date for the persistent and debilitating symptoms that follow a COVID-19 infection. Researchers conducted an in-depth analysis of thousands of protein markers circulating in the blood of both long COVID patients and those who fully recovered. They identified distinct patterns that point to disruptions in immune regulation, inflammation, and cellular repair pathways factors that may fuel ongoing fatigue, cognitive…
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