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Amit Shah says 2024 is the year of being unstoppable for print - Vimarsana News

Amit Shah says 2024 is the year of being unstoppable for print

In his welcome address, the BMPA president Amit Shah spoke about innovation to technology, and how the print industry must pay attention to the forces that will certainly shape our future.

Faheem Agboatwala: Five reasons to attend BMPA summit on 18 January - Vimarsana News

Faheem Agboatwala: Five reasons to attend BMPA summit on 18 January

On 18 January 2024, all eyes will be on BMPA's Print Summit 2024 (PS24). The reason: An impressive line-up of speakers who will discuss all things print and packaging. Faheem Agboatwala, chairman of PS24 shares five highlights.

Devdutt Patnaik Says This About His Audio Podcast 'Suno Ramayana': 'My Talk Is Usually Extempore So...' - Vimarsana News

Devdutt Patnaik Says This About His Audio Podcast 'Suno Ramayana': 'My Talk Is Usually Extempore So...'

Devdutt Patnaik's podcast 'Suno Ramayana' explores the wisdom found in both the original Sanskrit Ramayana and various regional versions.

Source: news18.com
Tata Steel Jharkhand Literary Meet kicks off with enchanting performance by Padmashree Shubha Mudgal - Vimarsana News

Tata Steel Jharkhand Literary Meet kicks off with enchanting performance by Padmashree Shubha Mudgal

Tata Steel Jharkhand Literary Meet kicks off with enchanting performance by Padmashree Shubha Mudgal | Top News | The Avenue Mail

How same-sex unions are rooted in Indian tradition - Vimarsana News

How same-sex unions are rooted in Indian tradition

On Tuesday, India's Supreme Court refused to legalise same-sex marriage, disappointing millions of LGBTQ+ couples and activists. While these unions may still not have legal sanction in India, they were far from rare even centuries ago, experts say. When author and activist Ruth Vanita attended and taught at the Delhi University - from the 1970s to 1996 - "same-sex love was almost never mentioned in the academy".

Source: yahoo.com