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With Goafest 2024 heading towards celebrating the last leg of adaptability, Day 3 will witness an enthralling Knowledge Seminar titled The Art Of Adaptability: From Real Life to Reel Life, featuring Indian actor Manoj Bajpayee in conversation with Pr

The day 3 of Goafest 2024 will feature actor Manoj Bajpayee, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly, content creator Prajakta Koli, Tamannaah Bhatia and many more

Mumbai: A fresh wave of inspiration swept through the gathering as the curtains rose on Day 3 of Goafest 2024. From thought-provoking knowledge seminars to captivating presentations, the day unfolded with a tapestry of learnings, experiences, creativity, and innovation, embodying the vibrant essence of adaptability. In keeping with the vibrancy of the fest, the day began with a supercharged performance by Harshdeep Kaur, an Indian playback singer, presented by Spotify and powered by B4U Music.

The three-day symposium scheduled to take place at The Westin, Powai, Mumbai, will see marketing, advertising, and platform professionals coming together for 20+ knowledge seminars and 15+ masterclasses, as well as The Abby One Show Awards

Day 3 of Goafest was a celebration of adaptability and creative evolution. From mesmerising stories, intensive knowledge sessions and a wake-up call from a longevity coach, the audience had a lot of heavy lifting to do.

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Human Edge founder-CEO Marcus Ranney believes that unlocking one’s inherent potential enables one to achieve excellence, , IBLF 2023, IBLF Mumbai 2023

Meds For More, a citizen-led initiative started by the couple – Dr Marcus Ranney and Dr Raina Ranney – collects unused and unexpired medicines from COVID recovered patients to distribute it to those in need and who cannot afford it

In spite of the fear of the pandemic, risk of losing their close ones, medicos put up a brave face each day, every day; some of them going out of their way to look after the well-being of those suffering from COVID-19.

“We started this initiative 10 days ago. We collect medicines from housing societies and provide them to those who can not afford them,” says Dr Marcus Ranney, who is heading this initiative along with his wife, Dr Raina. “The idea came when one of the family members of our staff got infected from COVID-19, and they needed medication. As you know the medicines can be expensive. At that time, there were a few people who had recovered from COVID-19, so we decided to take their medicines and...