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THE new year calls for new beginnings. These new beginnings can mean a new set of resolutions, a new take on life or even a new career.

Gray and gloomy winter is no excuse. There are still ways you can keep your kitchen full of fresh, locally grown food.

Kommune India founder, Roshan Abbas shared what drives his initiatives, Voices of Tomorrow and SpokenFest, and how sometimes one needs to ignore business plans for a pet project. We found out more about this multi-faceted personality who has worn several hats. He said, "Millennials are running to embrace digital; but it is equally true that Gen Z is equally overwhelmed by it".

Discover easy hacks and tips to keep your vegetables fresh and maximize their nutritional value. From storage techniques to clever methods, learn how to preserve the crispness and flavor of your favorite greens.

PC Musthafa, founder and CEO of iD Fresh Food shared his journey for the benefit of print delegates at BMPA’s PS 24. Musthafa who dropped out of school talked about how he made a company value of more than a thousand crores, and how packaging helped his company grow.

Among the last sessions in Print Summit 2024 was the panel discussion titled Lead the Change: Milliennial Entrepreneurs featuring ABI, Arjun Vaidya, Akash Zaveri and Rishubh Satiya as panelists. The session, moderated by Ankul Nanavaty, Director, Unik Printers was a lively discussion between the four young entrepreneurs about the challenges and victories of being an entrepreneur

ITC's Prabhakar Venneti focussed on sustainability challenges which the world is facing today. His topic was: The paperiation of packaging - an emerging paradigm.

Boman Irani, Indian actor, highlighted his journey at the BMPA's Print Summit 2024, held at NCPA Tata Theatre, on 18 January

Fairview Farmers is a literal farm-to-table brunch joint in Fairview, Texas. Linger over ultra-fluffy pancakes, specialty croissant beignets, or gigantic pieces of French toast. It's all served Instagrammable.

Mr Sam Kigula, the district chairperson, said farmers will have to bear the brunt at a time when parents are mobilising for school fees for their children