Pushkar Jog and Pooja Rathod's 'Byadi' song released

 The first explosive song of the year, 'Byadi', is released, the song goes viral on social media!

The song 'Bydi' presented by 'We Are Music Station', which depicts a new romantic story in this year's pink cold, has recently been released. The music unveiling ceremony of this song was held in the presence of actor Pushkar Jog, actress Pooja Rathod, singer Harshvardhan Vavare, director Abhijit Dani, producer Vishal Rathod and other artists.

Actor Pushkar Jog and actress Pooja Rathod are the lead actors in the song 'Bydi' presented by 'We Are Music Station', while the producer of this Gavran Prem Geeta is Vishal Rathod. The director of this song is Abhijit Dani and the famous singer Harshvardhan Vavare and singer Kasturi Tambat have sung this song. The music of this song has been composed by Pritesh Mavale. This song is getting a huge response from the audience on social media.

Actor Pushkar Jog says about the process of the song, “I love working with new productions. When I was asked for this song, I said yes. I had a lot of fun shooting the song in Nashik. The hook steps of the song are very catchy, so we had a lot of fun rehearsing the song. I am grateful to We Are Music Station for giving me a chance in this song. I am getting comments on social media saying ‘Cute DJ Wala’. I am very happy to see this song. I hope the audience loves this song. Do let us know how you liked the song through the comments.”

Actress Pooja Rathod says, “I am grateful to We Are Music Station for giving me the opportunity to work with Pushkar sir on a song. For me, this song was a dream come true moment. I had a lot of fun shooting the song with Pushkar sir. This song is getting a good response on social media. I wish this song becomes a superhit soon.”

“Saaffrons Miss India International & Saaffrons Mrs. India International 2025”

 

 “Saaffrons Miss India International & Saaffrons Mrs. India International 2025” 

Saaffrons World announces the Beauty & Talent Contest “Saaffrons Miss India International & Saaffrons Mrs. India International 2025” on 20^th February 2025 in Mumbai.

Saaffrons World is organizing “Saaffrons Miss India International & Mrs India International 2025 Beauty & Talent Contest for [Un-Married & Married]. Un-married girls Aged 16 years to 30 years & Married Women. Age 18 years to 42 years in the Queen's category, 41 years to 60+ years in the Queen-Elite category. Even Divorcees, Single Moms, Widow, Separates and annulled can participate.

This is a very unique event where There is No Skin Show, No Bikini Show, No Swim Suit Show. 

Grand Finale on 20th February 2025 in Mumbai.

Contestants Benefits

All the contestants will get Grooming & Personality development | |Dental care [Scaling and polishing] Skin &hair care |Fitness care| Introduction| Stage fear. Voice modulation |Dictation| Table manners Camera facing |Ramp Walk| [Choreography]|Certificates to all contestants and Winners |Gift Vouchers, Gift Hampers Introduction with News Media |Introduction with Producers and Directors |Crown & Sash| Celebrities to Interacts |Guidance for Movies, TV Serials, Music Albums |Future Modelling Endorsement for Fashion Shows. Web Series Saree Shoots Jewellery Shoots and Products Ads.

On Enrollment, participants will get below mentioned gifts

Rs 25,000/- worth Portfolio Free

Rs 10,000/- worth Real Diamond Jewellery Voucher Free

Rs 10,000/- worth of Wristwatch Free

Rs 10,000/- worth JD Institute’s Voucher Free

 

For more details and participation, please contact at 8169977833 / 9594573869 / 8928137608

Regards,

Vijay Kalose

CMD

Saaffrons World

Mumbai.

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Tata Mumbai Marathon

   Tata Mumbai Marathon      

Tata Mumbai Marathon ASICS Race Day Tee unveiled by (L to R) Vivek Singh, Jt. MD, Procam International; Burzin Mehta-Head, Corporate Events & Sponsorships, TCS; Vikas Sharma, Head-Wealth Management & Private Banking, IDFC FIRST Bank; Anuj Verma-DGM, Tata Sons; Ujjwal Mathur,  President, India Business & Strategic Accounts – Growth Markets, TCS; ASICS athlete Joshana Chinappa; Ashok Kumar Misra, GM Western Railway; Sachin Ashok Sharma-Secretary to GM, Western Railway; Dhiraj Mehta, GM, The Trident, Nariman Point and Dr Santosh Dora – Medical Director TMM.

This Valentine’s Day, get ready to celebrate love and laughter with "Raju James Bond"

 "Raju James Bond" Set to Bring Love and Laughter This Valentine’s Day

The press meet saw the presence of Khaled Siddiqui & Many More.

Karma Bros Productions and acclaimed director Deepak Madhuvanahalli are all set to present their latest cinematic venture, "Raju James Bond," a romantic comedy extravaganza starring Gurunandan of "First Rank Raju" fame. The film is slated for a grand release on February 14, 2025—Valentine’s Day—in both Hindi and Kannada languages, promising to charm audiences across regions.

Announced on the first day of the New Year, this highly anticipated film brings together love, laughter, and action against the scenic backdrop of London. With a blend of captivating storytelling, hilarious sequences, and melodious music, "Raju James Bond" is designed to leave audiences thoroughly entertained.
Deepak Madhuvanahalli, the director, expressed his excitement, saying "‘Raju James Bond’ is a film straight from the heart. It’s a perfect blend of humor and romance, which makes it an ideal Valentine’s Day treat. We’ve put in a lot of effort to ensure that the audience laughs, loves, and takes back memories they’ll cherish forever. From spectacular visuals of London to a gripping narrative, every element of the film has been crafted with passion”

The lead actor, Gurunandan, who has already won hearts with his impeccable comic timing and charming persona, added "Playing Raju has been one of the most exciting roles of my career. The character is relatable yet unique, blending innocence with wit. With Valentine’s Day as the release date, this film celebrates not just love but the joy of laughter, making it a must-watch for couples and families alike”

Featuring a talented ensemble cast including Mrudula, Sadhu Kokila, Achyut Kumar, Chikkanna, Ravi Shankar, and Jai Jagadish, "Raju James Bond" promises to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience.

This Valentine’s Day, get ready to celebrate love and laughter with "Raju James Bond"

Neha Joshi feels emotional while sitting on same 100-year-old bench where Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ji used to sit!

 

Neha Joshi feels emotional while sitting on same 100-year-old bench where Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ji used to sit!

Neha Joshi, the talented actor who brings Krishna Devi Vajpayee to life in &TV’s Atal, recently embarked on a journey to Gwalior to commemorate the show’s first anniversary. This was not just another trip; it was a walk-through of history, a tribute to the leader Late Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee whose legacy continues to inspire millions of people. For Neha, this journey was more than a celebration of her role and it was a deeply personal experience. Determined to explore every corner of Atal Ji’s birth city, she immersed herself in the places and stories that shaped the extraordinary man. Among the highlights of her visit was a profoundly moving moment: sitting on a century-old bench, savouring Atal Ji’s favourite snack, mangodas (pakodas). This bench was not just any seat; it was where Atal Ji himself once sat, enjoying the same simple yet delightful treat. For Neha, it was as if time had folded in on itself, connecting her directly to the spirit of the mother of the man she portrays on screen. Reflecting on the moment, Neha Joshi aka Krishna Devi Vajpayee shares, “Sitting on this historic bench, eating his favourite pakodas, I felt a sense of surreal connection. It was not just a meal—it was a moment frozen in time. The bench held the stories of his humble beginnings, a silent witness to the simplicity and depth of Atal Ji’s life. It was more than emotional; it was transformative.”

The visit also led her to meet the stallkeeper who had served Atal Ji his beloved snack during his tenure as Prime Minister. The stall, unchanged over the years, still operates with the same reverence. Neha recalls, “The stall owner served the pakodas first to God and then to a framed photograph of his mother, sitting beside Atal Ji. It was a tradition rooted in respect and gratitude, and I felt incredibly honoured to be the first customer of the day. It was a gesture so simple yet so profound, embodying the timeless charm of that era.” Neha’s journey was not just about revisiting history but living it, “As an actor, I research and portray characters, but during this trip I lived his journey. Walking through the streets of Gwalior, visiting his favourite spots, and hearing stories about him brought me closer to understanding the man behind the leader. This experience has left an indelible mark on my heart and helped me bring this authenticity to my portrayal.”

CanKids partners AIIMS Delhi for advocating patient-centered mental well-being in cancer care

Call to integrate mental health professionals into oncology teams, strengthen peer support networks, and reduce the stigma around mental health in cancer care.

Mumbai 8^th January 2025: CanKids KidsCan - The National Society for Change for Childhood Cancer in India partnered India’s premier All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi, in advocating patient-centered cancer care, with a focus on mental health and psycho-social support services. At the National Conference on Psychotherapeutic Assessments and Interventions in Psycho-Oncology (NCPO-2025) held at AIIMS a progressive precedent was initiated to ensure that mental health and psycho-social well-being are integrated into India’s cancer care policies and practices.

 

The conference focused on recommendations to integrate mental health professionals into oncology teams, strengthen peer support networks, and reduce the stigma around mental health in cancer care. Powerful personal stories from patients and caregivers highlighted the emotional challenges of cancer treatment, while a panel of experts discussed how technology can improve care access and transform the patient experience.

 

“Patient-centered care cannot be achieved without actively engaging patients, survivors, and caregivers. “This inclusive approach aligns with the WHO framework for meaningful engagement of PWLE and will ensure that our healthcare systems remain truly patient-centered” said Sonal Sharma, Co-Founder of CanKids and parent of a childhood cancer survivor

 

A key feature of the conference was the “Raising the Patient Voice” advocacy workshop, organized in collaboration with CanKids Kidscan, attended by over 60 survivors, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. The workshop resulted in a co-created Advocacy Statement calling for the urgent integration of mental health services into cancer care policies and practices.

 

A major highlight of the conference was the keynote address by Poonam Bagai, Co-Founder & Chairman of CanKids, cancer survivor, caregiver, and patient advocate, titled “Silence to Strength: Advocating for Psychological Support and Mental Well-Being in Cancer Care.”

 

 

In her address, Poonam Bagai shared her personal cancer journey and openly spoke about her struggle with depression during treatment.

 

“Cancer doesn’t just attack your body; it can break your spirit. I experienced debilitating depression during my cancer treatment, a period of deep silence and isolation that took away my voice. But it was through that experience that I found the strength to advocate for mental health support as an essential part of cancer care,” she shared.

 

At the conference, CanKids was also honored with the Clinical Excellence Award in psycho-oncology for its significant contribution to improving cancer care at the organizational level. As the largest psychosocial service in India, with over 75 psycho-oncology clinical services across the country, CanKids offers a comprehensive, pan-India model of holistic care, addressing the mental health of patients, caregivers, and survivors. This extensive model of care is a key reason for the organization's recognition and its advocacy for its implementation across all cancer care institutions nationwide.

 

About CanKids

CanKids was founded in 2004 by cancer survivor and patient advocate Ms. Poonam Bagai under the umbrella of the Indian Cancer Society, Delhi Branch, which then spun off in June 2012 and registered as an independent National Society. CanKids enables better standards of treatment and care by partnering with Cancer centers, assessing needs and filling gaps on an ongoing basis, through funding support, providing social support staff, enhancing capacities and driving quality care, research and impact assessment. Through stakeholder engagement and advocacy  CanKids aim to ensure that Childhood Cancer is a child health priority in India.

Actors Share Their Favorite Seasonal Drinks!

 

Actors Share Their Favorite Seasonal Drinks!

As winter’s chill embraces the nation, the season awakens a longing for warm, comforting beverages that bring a sense of coziness with every sip. To celebrate this cozy time of year, &TV artists including Aayudh Bhanushali (young Atal from Atal), Smita Sable (Dhaniya from Bheema), Yogesh Tripathi (Daroga Happu Singh from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan), and Shubhangi Atre (Angoori Bhabhi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai) share their favorite winter drinks, each infused with unique flavours and memories that make the season even more special. Aayudh Bhanushali, who plays young Atal in Atal, says, “Winter reminds me of my grandmother’s special ukado, a Gujarati herbal drink made with ajwain (carom seeds), ginger, black pepper, and jaggery. Not only does it keep me warm, but it’s also a powerful immune booster. Another favourite of mine is kesar shrikhand milk. The richness of saffron combined with the creamy shrikhand creates a velvety indulgence that’s perfect for chilly nights. And of course, I can’t forget my mom’s homemade bajra kanji, a fermented pearl millet drink. It’s a winter staple for me.”

Smita Sable, who portrays Dhaniya in Bheema, adds, “For me, winter isn’t complete without masala chai, a decadent Maharashtrian blend of milk, ginger, sugar, and cardamom. It’s the perfect drink for lazy winter days. I also adore solkadhi, made with coconut milk, tangy kokum, and a hint of spices. The soothing tanginess and subtle warmth make it a perfect match for hearty winter meals. These traditional drinks aren’t just beverages; they transport me back to festive family gatherings, where laughter and love fills the air.” Yogesh Tripathi, known as Daroga Happu Singh from Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, shares, “My winter favorite is bajre ki raab, a wholesome drink made with pearl millet flour, jaggery, and ghee. It’s not only delicious but also packed with nutrients, bringing back memories of cold nights in my hometown. Since moving to Mumbai, I’ve developed a fondness for hot chocolate. Served with cream on top, it’s a favorite treat of mine and my kids. Sharing these moments with them makes every sip even more special.” 

Shubhangi Atre, the beloved Angoori Bhabhi of Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai, says, “Winter is the perfect time to blend tradition with a modern twist. My go-to is garam masala chai, a spiced tea that feels like a warm hug. Coming from Indore, I also enjoy nimbu shikanji (warm lemon and honey water) during the season; it keeps me refreshed. My daughter’s love for experimenting introduced me to mulled pumpkin spice latte, which has become a family favourite for cozy evenings. To add an Indori touch to winter nights, I prepare warm dry fruit milk—a nutty delight that combines tradition with indulgence.”