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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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PM Modi Applauds Indian Navy, Space Initiatives in 128th ‘Mann Ki Baat’ Broadcast

PM Modi Applauds Indian Navy, Space Initiatives in 128th ‘Mann Ki Baat’ Broadcast

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in the 128th edition of his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, highlighted recent achievements in defense, space, and cultural milestones that showcase India’s progress and innovation. Speaking to the nation, Modi reflected on November as a month of significant accomplishments. “November has brought several sources of inspiration for the country. On November 26, we marked Constitution Day with a programme in the Central Hall, and celebrations for the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram have begun across the nation,” he said. The Prime Minister also recalled key cultural events, including the hoisting…
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NCR's Luxury Projects Redefining High-End Living

NCR's Luxury Projects Redefining High-End Living

As NCR’s real estate landscape evolves at an unprecedented pace, luxury housing is entering a defining new era-one shaped by design excellence, expansive green living, and hyper-curated lifestyle experiences. Today’s high-end homebuyers are no longer seeking just larger homes; they want holistic environments that balance sophistication with sustainability, privacy with community, and convenience with tranquillity.   High-rise luxury, expansive greens, NCR’s future-ready lifestyle begins here In response, leading developers across Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, and Gurugram are unveiling landmark residential projects that set new benchmarks in architecture, wellness, and future-ready urban living. Amidst some of the marquee projects, below are…
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RMZ Supports Sopaan for AIKYAM 2025, strengthening its Commitment to India's Cultural and Heritage Conservation

RMZ Supports Sopaan for AIKYAM 2025, strengthening its Commitment to India's Cultural and Heritage Conservation

RMZ, one of the world’s largest privately controlled real asset and consumer platform companies, supported AIKYAM 2025 organized by Sopaan, a three-day cultural event held between 21–23 November 2025 at the renowned UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Ajanta and Ellora. AIKYAM marked the 80th anniversary of the United Nations, with the event bringing together UNESCO, Maharashtra Tourism and the City of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar in a celebration of art, heritage, global diplomacy and cultural innovation.   World Heritage Sites of Ajanta and Ellora   Ambassadors, cultural leaders, and patrons from different countries came together for an immersive experience of India's living…
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A New Generation of Digital Marketers Steering India's Rapidly Evolving Landscape

A New Generation of Digital Marketers Steering India's Rapidly Evolving Landscape

India’s digital marketing environment is undergoing rapid change. Algorithmic shifts, rising media costs, and evolving audience behaviour are prompting brands to reconsider traditional approaches. In a landscape where authentic, straightforward communication often performs better than heavily produced content, adaptability has become essential.   Vipluv Rana and Neha Rana Co-founders 28 DigiTech   Operating within this shift is 28 DigiTech, a young agency established six months ago by Neha Rana and Vipluv Rana, professionals with nearly 15 years of experience in digital strategy and communication. The agency was formed with the intention of responding to the changing expectations of digital audiences…
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Anant National University Launches Mooo Fest, a Global Platform Shaping the Future of Film Education and Creative Exchange

Anant National University Launches Mooo Fest, a Global Platform Shaping the Future of Film Education and Creative Exchange

Anant National University announces the launch of Mooo Fest, an international moving image festival designed exclusively for students and creative academics. The five-day academic event marks a significant milestone in Anant’s commitment to expanding students’ creative horizons and equipping them with a global, future-oriented understanding of cinema and moving image practices.   Anant National University Launches Mooo Fest, a Global Platform Shaping the Future of Film Education and Creative Exchange   Through live-action filmmaking, animation, sound design, text-based storytelling and emerging media technologies, Mooo Fest 1.0 offers an immersive and transformative learning experience for students, encouraging them to view cinema…
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Delhi Air Quality Shows Slight Improvement, but Smog Continues to Affect the City

Delhi Air Quality Shows Slight Improvement, but Smog Continues to Affect the City

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): Delhi’s air quality showed a marginal improvement on Sunday morning, moving from the ‘very poor’ to the ‘poor’ category, according to the latest data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). At 7 a.m., the city recorded an AQI of 269, down from 305 on Saturday afternoon. Despite this slight improvement, dense smog remained visible over large parts of the capital, affecting visibility and daily life. Areas such as Shadipur (335), Jahangirpuri (324), Nehru Nagar (319), RK Puram (307), and Dilshad Garden (303) continued to experience ‘very poor’ air quality. Mandir Marg, on the other hand,…
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