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International Delphic Council appoints BIJENDER GOEL, a former Minister, as its Advisor and in charge for South Asia News Provided By Share This Article International Delphic Council Plan to reach each Artist and explore different cultures of South Asian region of by adopting advance technologies NEW DELHI, DELHI, INDIA, January 16, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The International Delphic Council (IDC) has appointed Mr. BIJENDER GOEL as its advisor, in charge for the South Asian region to promote Delphic Games. He has been assigned the job of reviving all National Delphic Counc...

January 16, 2021 × The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM), one of the apex trade associations of India, organised another edition of the ‘Illness to Wellness’ series themed ‘Wellness of brain and nervous system’. The online event witnessed the participation of an expert panel of neurologists who held an informative dialogue on challenges faced by patients suffering from a weak nervous system. The panelists stressed the importance of a healthy brain and central nervous system that can minimise the chances of neurological disorders triggered by Covid-19. ...

Share Via: As Sebamed and HUL have it out in court, over the former’s recent ads, we deconstruct the jargon this battle is hinged on. On January 10, 2021, German skincare brand Sebamed made a splash with a series of ads that compared its soap with existing brands like Lux, Dove and Pears, to illustrate its claim to a better pH. There ensued a legal drama between Sebamed and Hindustan Unilever, parent of aforementioned soap brands. We’re yet to hear the last of this battle. In the meanwhile, let’s pause and look at the line in tiny font that punctuates most of Sebamed’s con...

India will roll out an ambitious nationwide vaccination drive against COVID-19 on Saturday, aiming to inoculate 300 million people, or nearly one quarter of the population, by July.   Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Monday that with the upcoming immunization drive, which would be the world’s largest such program, the country is entering into a “decisive phase” in the fight against the pandemic.   In the first phase, 30 million health care and frontline workers such as police personnel will be vaccinated.

India will roll out an ambitious nationwide vaccination drive against COVID-19 on Saturday, aiming to inoculate 300 million people, or nearly one quarter of the population, by July.   Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Monday that with the upcoming immunization drive, which would be the world’s largest such program, the country is entering into a “decisive phase” in the fight against the pandemic.   In the first phase, 30 million health care and frontline workers such as police personnel will be vaccinated.