Happiness Crypto Coin (HPS) To Be Launched On Different Trade Exchanges In May 2021

The new Crypto coin named Happiness (HPS) is getting registered on VinDax exchange and sooner it will be available on many other exchanges like WazirX, Binance etc.

But the big news is that Maa Tulsi Peetheshwar Sri Sri Tulsi Ji Maharaj is helping Covid patients. 51 crores of Happiness (HPS) Crypto coins will be circulated on different exchanges in May, 2021 only out of which 11 crores coins will be used to treat the needy Covid patients. This announcement has been done by founder Sri Sri Tulsi Ji Maharaj himself.

Also the buyers can book a stay in Vrindavan which is  acceptable at Sri Sri Tulsi Ji Maharaj ji’s own ashram. And it’s just 200 coins with which one can get a day’s stay at Vrindavan ashram.

              

It’s worth mentioning that Happiness Crypto coin is getting fame since it’s launch and many Influencers and B-Town celebs are promoting this coin. Currently it possess a very favourable market value.

Assamese Actress Aimee Baruah’s Film SEMKHOR Bags Tagore International Film Festival Awards

Semkhor, the first-ever Dimasa language film directed by Aimee Baruah renowned actress of Assam has won the Tagore International Film Festival award (TIFF).Tagore International FilmFestival has awarded Semkhor the outstanding achievement award in threecategories namely in the Debut Filmmaker category, the Woman’s Film categoryand the Narrative Feature category the results of which were announced on Thursday.

Semkhor a Dimasa language filmbased on a Dimasa story and shot in Dima Hasao made by Aimee Baruah renowned actress of Assam is incidentally the first film that has been directed by actress Aimee Baruah.Aimee has worked at least intwenty-five feature films to date.

It is pertinent to mention that Aimee’s films “JetukaPator Dore” and “Kodomtole Krishna Nache” has succeeded toreceive National Awards, while the film “Paani” won International acclamations.“Semkhor, the award winning Dimasa language film portrays the customs, rituals, and folk beliefs of thepeople of Semkhor, the Semsa tribe that keep themselves away frommodernization, and remain disconnected from the outside world.

The film is also towards an attempt to promote the Dimasa language. The film engages with theissue of woman’s social position and the belief that men and women should workhand in hand in society which Aimee wanted to express it through her film. “The issues raised in the filmis on woman’s identity which has been expressed through my film” said Aimee.Worth mentioning is that Aimee Baruah has been acting in films since her childhood.

 

Her acting career beganwhen she was a student of class six, and she acted as a heroine at the age of14, when she was in class nine.

Dubki To Show Real Side Of Police System In North India

A new web film is all set to send shivers down shine that exposes the sad state of the police system in North India. The movie narrates how the female cops are treated and what all a female needs to undergo while doing their service.

In 2020, a lady constable caused a stir and made headlines when she admitted in media that she was molested inside the police station.

Inspired by this real incident, the web film is produced by Anand Kumar Productions Pvt ltd along with eminent producer Saurav Dubey.

The story revolves around a female cop who gets badly treated and molested by the policemen inside a police station. The film exposes the sad state of the police system in the state wherewith no fear the Khakimen openly molest, harass and illtreat the fellow women colleagues.

Shot in the rustic locations near UP’s Meerut, the movie stars Pankaj Jha, Gavie Chahal and a theatre artist Sonia in key roles.

Big OTT players are in the competition to bag the film however, the makers are also eyeing to convert this as web-series.

Chai Sutta Bar Amidst The Pandemic Announces Launch Of Its New Outlet In Mumbai’s Kandivali Area

~This will be brands 16^th physical outlet in Mumbai~

Mumbai, 3^rd May, 2021: Chai Sutta Bar a chain of chai bars that serves authentic Kulhad Chai across the country today announced its launch in Kandivali, Mumbai. Mumbai the city known for its hush-hush throughout the year and 24×7 is now under a complete lockdown and the reason is no unknown mystery. Despite of the compulsive lockdown Chai Sutta Bar has emerged as one of the only food chain model which has expansions and have opened up new franchise in the City. Following the COVID-19 guidelines and limited govt. permissions the brand launched its new franchise outlet in a closed door event.

Commenting on the launch, Anubhav Dubey, Co-founder, Chai Sutta Bar said; “It gives us an immense pleasure that our brand is known and people consume our menu even in circumstances like these. We as a brand are very responsible and in times like these we know costumer preference and catering to their needs keeping in mind all hygiene measures is our top most priority. We are looking forward for a warm welcome by our consumers, once these hard times are by gone and we are confident that alike all our other outlets in the country, Kandivali Mumbai outlet will also be a hot-spot in the vicinity.”

In our country Chai is not a beverage it’s a ritual and with the idea of serving this ritual on a on a Bar Table founders Anubhav Dubey and Anand Nayak hailing from districts of Madhya Pradesh originated the idea of Chai Sutta Bar. The mix of Indian and Western culture by far has been appreciated by the consumers both in the country and across the expanded countries. The brand sells over 3, 00,000 Kulhads in a day across all there outlets.

The brand has some flagship flavours like Chocolate Chai and Adrak Chai which have a unmatched taste across brands and amongst competitors. The brand ensures to offer ‘Ek Garam Chai ki Piyali’ with some of its best siders such as Sandwiches, Fries, Burgers, Pizza’s amongst others. Chai Sutta Bar pledges to offer quality Kulhad Chai served in the rich, sound, and hygienic environment thereby delivering full customer satisfaction.

This will be brands 2nd outlet in Mumbai in 2021, the year has been very fruitful so far as the previous launch in Andheri has also received lots of appreciation and an overwhelming responses from the masses. Not only the response but the sale has also gone by notches.

 About Chai Sutta Bar India

Chai Sutta Bar: Cuddle the Kulhad!!!

Chai Sutta Bar is a fast-growing Tea café chain in India that came into existence in 2016. Chai Sutta Bar envisions of making chai more than just a go-to beverage in India. The brand hails its origin from Indore the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh. With the uniqueness and high-quality taste, the brand has expanded its portfolio and is now catering to 140+ outlets all over India in 70+ cities in the country and 3 outlets in Oman, Nepal and Dubai respectively, by serving a minimum of 3 lakh Kulhad’s a day. The vision is to make it’s an international brand that describes the goodness of Indian tradition is served on the bar table by providing high-quality hygienic beverages in Kulhad at affordable prices.

The brand is owned by the duo of Anubhav- Anand who are young entrepreneurs and have made it big with their sheer dedication and passion towards serving a Wishful cup of Chai.

Selina Ahmed from Nagpur received SDP IAWA ICONIC INTERNATIONAL WOMEN AWARD from Amar Cine Productions

Selina Ahmed is from the land of deep green forest where rainfall predominates the season, where the tall Bhutanise mountain lay covered with white clouds in the North, where the roaring sound of wild beast hangs the future uncertainties the land witness a little angel, affectionately called by name “Dalia” of Sishubari. This little mystic daughter is fondly loved and cared by the villagers with almost love and care. The “MEM SAHEB” of the little village as she is being called the daughter of “Devniya”. The pretty nested brown haired village daughter would soon be growing into a young athlete running inter-college competitions leaping like a leopard for inter-district competitions at the Kanchenjunga stadium at Siliguri.

Owing to her talkative speech and dynamic nature she took deep interest over field activities on agricultural land. Father noticed these qualities in her and allowed her to carry out business responsibility soon. She would carry the agricultural produce on a bullock cart and was seen in the market selling the produce. Thus, the responsibility of the family was entrusted to her at a very young age. She began to balance her education, sports and family business over a long period of time. These experiences would help and guide to fly high in the sky for ambitious achievements but remain rooted to the earth at all times. While in college paragliding in NCC added adventure to her class.

Testing time began with migration to an entirely new place for her in Maharashtra in 1995 where she came after her marriage. Her husband who was in DOT was posted in Dhule. The place Dhule happens to be a rigid, dusty, dry and a tough climate where you strive for water supply for every four to five days. The vegetables were not fresh and look aghast with little moisture left to survive. In her own words,” These dry vegetables are food for the animals in our village. Even villagers would not like to purchase such hygroscopically poor vegetable choice.” A drastic change, where Selina Ahmed, the grownup “Dalia” took the situation as challenge. With new language, a harsh climate with new dry season, she adapted the changes in her life. From being occupied in her village time paid a tough alarm to her. She was guided by her husband now who said,” Only university degree alone does not suffice but your own acquired skills will let you apply and gain competence in the turbulent situations”.

Her initial dream of opening a school in native North Bengal wayback in 1996 was overruled by helping the woodcraft artisans who needed sustainable income from their craft skills. A generation needs preferably money rather than adult education. She realized the need of the hour and engulfed in selling the wooden furnitures developed and made by the village artisans. This strengthened the handicraft artisans for sustainable employment. The quality furniture’s got a local challenge, as the thick deeply carved teak wood faced a setback to local artisans, but stood as a new choice to newly constructed houses. This way, she inculcated the entrepreneurship within and got satisfaction for doing business by supporting the artisans who would otherwise migrate from village elsewhere for their livelihood.

After her husband got transferred to Nagpur, she began visiting local trades to find out new scope in entrepreneurship. Every evening she would visit the new found interest of tailoring unit in the vicinity to learn the difficulties that would come across in running the establishment. The job of tailor master, the job of tailors and their families some of whom would indulge in catering business to servive opened the new avenues as spark in her dreams. In another few years time in 2008, she also got the experience of entrepreneurship by bringing in rural families from village Nandigram, under Purba Medinipur, West Bengal and generated employment locally in Nagpur where she started a small unit consisting of stitching from tailoring machines.

She has mastered the art of managing the work of stitching and supplying stitched clothes back to the market. The joy of having money from the market infused a new lease of life where she found happiness by helping 30 odd families of Nandigram not only to maintain tailoring unit but also to earn their livelihood through tailoring work. In this journey she employed other needy women to earn by providing tailoring machine and work from home. She felt joyous as she was successful in establishing the unit, rope in the suitable working manpower, got the work demand from the market and work of stitching done in scheduled time, finally to bringing money from market and support families of Nandigram, West Bengal. This unit continued to sustain for few years till Covid-19 enforced and brought at halt the entire established setup when well trained tailors moved back to their villages.

Being a lively dynamic person, she nurtured her two children in classical music from the childhood. She actively participated in foundation day celebrations of BSNL training centre, RTTC Nagpur particularly in songs and drama.

She started a firm Selina Exporters Private Limited, under covid-19 situation wherein, she could generate income from dollars by strengthening export potential of India particularly in agricultural products and stone boulders. She started export of boulders from land port Changrabandha of West Bengal to land port Burimari of Bangladesh under COVID-19 circumstances for demand of 500 MT per month. She generated not only revenue from this export but added employment to various export transporters and associated persons during the tough times in domestic and international market. In the month of January 2021, she applied registration from MSME, FIEO, FSSAI and APEDA to carryout export in the agricultural products from INDIA also. The firm got Indian Achiever’s Award 2021 by IAF Forum for outstanding performance in export during the pandemic situation.

Since last 25 years, she has achieved to reach the goal as a successful women entrepreneur helping the working class artisans and craftsmen, villagers and developing rural economy beyond borders.

She has observed throughout her journey that, “believe on women” for sustaining success, in a given opportunity either in financial sector or employability, has been poor in spite of good policy by the Government. This difficulty, was mitigated and faced by her through her life, by constantly pushing her sincerity and trust on her truthful abilities.

She has also the vision to impact significant growth in employment, balancing socio-economic requirements in the regional areas, where demands meets the supply network strong enough to achieve freedom and happiness in doing small but quality work for the mankind over the period of his / her best committed tenure under the present digital world.