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A Madhya Pradesh woman formed a startup for affordable coaching in villages. Neha Mujawdiya's startup TutorCabin now clocks a Rs. 22 lac turnover. Neha Mujawdiya, of Madhya Pradesh's Melkheda village, had a strong desire to make coaching affordable for the rural people. This prompted Mujawdiya to launch TutorCabin, a startup that offers affordable coaching to people in villages. Neha did her MBA and ACA from Indore after graduating near her village, but her family insisted she return home. "Because of how people would mock my family for sending me alone to the city," she explains, "my parents would always keep urging me to return." Neha noticed that parents spend enormous sums of money on coaching classes for their children, yet the results are poor. According to Neha, there is a lack of quality in coaching programmes, which causes pupils to find lectures uninteresting. Neha also realised that kids in small towns are not privileged...

There are several ways to get motivated to do something: We show you 3 easy steps for the motivation you need get things done. Motivation can provide the extra push you need to complete a task, but it does not always appear when you need it. If you're having trouble starting or finishing a task, give yourself some motivation to keep going. A little peer pressure can be beneficial, so ask a friend, family member, or group to hold you accountable. If you want to attain long-term goals, make sure you have clear and manageable goals so you can stay motivated throughout the process. Here are the 3 steps for the motivation required to do almost anything. Step 1 : Remind yourself of the reasons why you want to do something Sometimes we need a little push to get started on a task or endeavour. Say out loud or write down why you need to do something. Tell yourself the advantages of completing the task. Remind yourself of the consequences of procrastination. Promis...

The Golden Glory Award, 2021 was held on 22nd December at Hotel Leela, Mumbai in presence of eminent Bollywood personalities, renowned television celebrities and entrepreneurs. The event was hosted by Aman Verma, a very famous TV actor and anchor. Along with Malaika Arora as the Chief Guest; Dr. Sohini Sastri , the most trending and one of the best astrologers in India, was invited as the Guest of Honour. Sangeeta Bijlani, Esha Deol, Mona Singh, Sayani Gupta, Shama Sikander, and Urvashi Dholakia were felicitated by Dr. Sohini Sastri. Apart from them, some of the other awardees were Erica Fernandez, Tanisha Mukherjee, Mukesh Rishi, Anubhav Singh, and others. Besides, there were other awardees from different fields, like - fashion design, Jwellery brand etc.  It was a very glorious and gorgeous  award ceremony . The red carpet was organised by Brands Impact. There were enormous coverage by the most highly rated News channels and agencies throughout the events. https:/...

A Maharashtrian blacksmith has used abandoned parts to build a vehicle. Anand Mahindra is offering a Bolero to Dattatraya Lohar for his innovative creation. Smart inventions have frequently piqued Anand Mahindra's interest. The attention of the Mahindra Group chairman has now been attracted by a blacksmith from Maharashtra and a four-wheeler he has built out of scrap metal. According to the YouTube channel Historicano, Dattatraya Lohar built the car despite having minimal schooling in order to grant his son's wish. Anand Mahindra was amazed by this innovative design, and he quickly shared it on his official Twitter account. He captioned the video, "This plainly does not fit any of the requirements, but I will never stop to respect our people's innovation and'more with less' talents." And their love of mobility—not to mention the recognisable front grille. Dattatraya Lohar, a blacksmith from Maharashtra's Devrashtre village, is shown in a...

Veteran Film Composers Shri Kuldeep Singh, Ms. Sharda Iyengar and Shri Dilip Dutta felicitated the MCAI General Secretary Shri Aashish Rego for being the first Indian Music Composer to be elected Vice Chairman of APMA (Asia Pacific Music Creators Alliance)  Yoon Myung-Sun from Korea was elected Chairman while Amanda Brown from Australia was elected Co- Vice Chairman along with Aashish Rego.  Made up of 21 nations, (Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Cambodia, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Viet Nam, Hong Kong, Macau, Nepal & Taiwan) the Asia Pacific Music Creators Alliance works in close co-operation with CIAM (International Council of Music Authors), to safeguard the interests of Music Creators worldwide, and unify the voice of music creators, to protect, promote and expand the rights and interests of music creators from the Asia- Pacific region.  One of the foremost music composers from In...

Tisha Khosla’s latest book ‘The Awful Age,’ has just released. This is her 3rd novel and her first two books have been very successful in the past. When Tisha wrote her first book she was one of the youngest authors in India, Her first novel, ‘Pink or Black’ was written when she was just 16 years old. Since the age of 10, at her boarding school, The Lawrence School Sanawar, she used to write a school diary and based her books on her experiences. Tisha intended to write a book written by a teenager for teenagers. She also wrote a sequel titled, ‘Pink or Black 2, High Drama at High School.’ Both her books have been published by Rupa Publications and her books sold over 1 lakh copies respectively and she was nominated for the Golden Quill Book Award.  Her latest book, ‘The Awful Age’ is the 3rd part of her trilogy but it can be read as a standalone book. The new book is about the character of Tiana who gets wrongfully suspended from her school and how she deals with the damage ...