Bengaluru, March 8, 2021: KT Professional, India’s Renowned and Affordable luxury hair brand from Ceigmaa Lifestyle organized a masterclass with Hair Expert Jawed Habib today at Hotel ITC Welcome in Bengaluru to mark International Women’s Day.
As part of the event, Hair Stylist Jawed Habib also unveiled KT Pre- Conditioning, popular over more than 10 years with depth research Mustard Oil Hair Solution Product at most affordable price at Rs 899/- exclusively for women. This mustard oil based pre conditioning pack set of three products contains hair repair solutions for chemically treated hair.
Addressing media persons at the launch, Dhruv Sayani, Managing Director, Ceigmaa Lifestyle said, “The change of season and places are always a complicated time for hair. As summer is approaching, hair needs extra care, though these changes happen with every season. With a similar vision to cater to the Indian people and make a difference by world class education and best of the quality products Ccigmaa Lifestyle is delighted to work together with India’s Hair Expert Jawed Habib. No one knows Indian hair science better than Jawed Habib”
The Master class by Jawed Habib was predominantly focused on Innovations and Technique in chemical free Keratin, Cysteine and Botox Hair Services with an added new technique in haircut.
ARTIST for Her, led by healthcare leader Dr. Hema Divakar, & Integrated Health and Wellbeing (IHC) Council mark International Women’s Day by embarking on a 1,000 day journey to
BENGALURU: The International Women’s Day was marked by a unique resolve – shapath – a journey of 1,000 days to ensure that women across the country have access to universal healthcare, also aimed at meeting the sustainable development goals (SDGs). A joint initiative of India’s foremost healthcare leader Dr. Hema Divakar under the aegis of ARTIST for Her and Integrated Health and Wellbeing (IHC) Council, shapath comes at a right time, as India needs to focus on all aspects of women’s healthcare from a comprehensive as well as future perspective. “Often, we hear about women’s independence in society. According to us, it is more of inter-dependence. Both woman and man have an equal role to play, but it is the woman, who embarks on the journey of giving life. Unless we ensure that a woman has access to universal healthcare, especially to prevent maternal deaths and take on the non-communicable diseases, we cannot claim that we have addressed all issues of women,” observed Dr Hema Divakar, CEO of ARTIST for Her and past president of FOGSI. The initiative aims to undertake capacity building of doctors and healthcare workers on all aspects of women health through partnerships and collaboration of all stakeholders of the healthcare sector. “Our shapath is to cover the broad umbrella of women’s healthcare – from the womb to tomb approach, as every health issue faced by a woman is complex. We will be organising summits, conclaves, training sessions and sensitisation programmes over the next 1,000 days to ensure that SDGs are meaningfully achieved,” Dr. Hema said. According to her, several initiatives have been launched by the government and the private sector, but it is time to resolve that “We walk the talk. We have Beti Bachao campaign, but a girl is not even being allowed to be born. There is an entire chain of issues that need to be addressed. It is equally important to make sure that healthcare is delivered with quality, safety, dignity and respect.” Emphasising on International Women’s Day, Dr. Hema observed that mutual trust and respect was the key to sustain relationships in the family, workplace and society, “It should not be a matter of tokenism on women’s day but at all times so that we celebrate “life” rather than celebrate a false sense of “power.” With this attitude, beti bachao can become a non-issue in her journey through the ages.”
Awareness and reach through digital technology are critical if access to universal healthcare for women has to be successful. Implementing this through the health and wellness centres across the country is within reach if the focus is on capacity building on digital platforms, innovation and point of care technologies. Reaching every girl, every woman and ensuring that care before and beyond pregnancy is important. It is needless to say that Women’s Health is Nation’s Wealth.
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Dr. Hema Divakar Consultant ObGyn and Medical Director Divakars Speciality Hospital, Bengaluru PRESIDENT FOGSI 2013 Organising Chairman AICOG 2019 CEO – ARTIST ( Asian Research and Training Institute for Skill Transfer) FOGSI Ambassador to FIGO ( Federation of International Gynaecologists and Obstetricians) M: 9844046724 | Email: drhemadivakar@gmail.com
Bangalore 07, 03, 2021: International Women’s Day symbolizes empowerment, equality and epitomizes women and their achievements globally.
ICycle in association with HDFC, initiated by Lion’s Club HSR, organized
“Samanathe” to celebrate equality on the eve of women’s day. The Cycle ride witnessed participation of 200 enthusiastic cyclists.
About 70 women spearheaded the Celebratory ride covering a campaign of 15 km.
Samanathe also had kids showing their energy on pedal, competing equally as everyone in the ride. The spirit of Gender Equality was embedded in each of our riders.
The succees of Samanathe was a true testimony to our recognition of women and the balance they carry by their very presence on our planet. Respect women. Embracing Inclusion in all that we do in ICycle.
Bengaluru, March 2021, Over 45 award winning weavers from all over India will be participating in VASTRABHARANA 2021, the Crafts Council of Karnataka’s annual flagship exhibition and sale of hand-crafted textiles and jewelry.
VASTRABHARANA will be held till 9th of March, 2021, at the New Gallery Spaces, which consists of seven large, well spread, airy, socially distanced halls, at the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, Kumara Krupa Road, Bengaluru. Timings are 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 pm.
The exhibition inaugurated by Smt. Aditi Ranjan – a well known author, textile expert and designer and former Senior Faculty, at the National institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad.
New in VASTRABHARANA 2021:
The fabulous, luxurious, jewel-toned Patan Patola by hereditary weaver, Nirmal Salvi from the heritage town of Patan in Gujarat. Distinctive in the collection, are accessories like Potlis made in Patan Patola textiles.
In the spotlight this year are tribal textiles from the interiors of India: The Maniabandha Collectives, Gopalpur Collectives and Vani Vrtti Design Studio from Odisha, GI registered Tangaliyas by Rathod Babubhai from Gujarat.
Innovation is represented by Sourav Das through his revival Benaras sarees and Imran Ansari’s revival of Paithani and Chanderi textiles. Look for the Id Ka Chand motif weave in Imran’s sarees!
Our own Karnataka is represented by the Punarjeevana Trust, who will be showcasing North Karnataka weaves like Pattade Anchu and Gome Teni. Kala Nele will be displaying Ilkal sarees and Guledgudda Khun Choli weaves, that have recently been awarded a Geographical Indicator (GI) tag.
A possible contender for the Best Designed Textile Product of our times, are the beautifully styled and designed textile masks, “Genki by Mura”, a part of Mura Collective’s – Shibori with care offerings. Genki, in Japanese, is a state of mind and body; healthy, vital and positive , the energy of the universe flows through you.
The jewelry section this year, features handcrafted silver jewelry by Bhavya Ramesh, traditional and contemporary designs by Ummiumma, temple and fusion Jewelry by Tiysha, and thread jewelry by Charkhi from Kaldera.
The Crafts Council of Karnataka is a not-for-profit organization started in Bengaluru in 1967, under the patronage of Smt. Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay. The mission of CCK is the promotion and support of the crafts of Karnataka and sustainable livelihoods of its craftspersons.
Its objectives are to provide a bridge between craft communities and source markets, facilitate design intervention and product development that will meet the needs of the contemporary consumer, upgrade technologies of crafts persons and revive, support and preserve languishing crafts of Karnataka. CCK is affiliated to the Crafts Council of India and the World Crafts Council.
The profits of VASTRABHARANA will benefit craft communities in Karnataka.
The wearer of Rudraksha does not have fear, and no sufferings touch him.
Shrimad Devi Bhagwat Mahapuran
The power and the benefits of Rudraksha have been mentioned in 18 of our ancient scriptures and they have amazed people from all walks of life who attribute their success, fortune and good health due to the Rudraksha that they wear. The upcoming festival of Mahashivratri on 11th March 2021 is considered to be the most auspicious time to wear, gift and donate Rudraksha to near and dear ones.
Since 2001 Rudralife, pioneer in propagating knowledge about Rudraksha are considered to be an authority on the subject. Rudraksha are powerful natural beads and are available from 1 to 21 mukhis. Each bead has a controlling planet and a presiding deity and bestows certain traits to the wearer. Rudralife has adopted an expert strategy of personalized recommendation of suitable Rudraksha to wear, which has resulted in innumerable testimonials till date. On display will be a complete range of Rudraksha and Rudraksha power combinations; Rudralife is also showcasing for the first time, Kriti Collection – attractive and alluring jewellery incorporating Rudraksha and semi- precious stones.
After years of experience Rudralife has devised various power combinations like Saraswati Bandh which has been found to be beneficial for students. Swasthya Bandh is said to be beneficial for overall health. Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivarak is found to tone down the malefic effects of Rahu and Ketu. A 12 mukhi Rudraksha representing the Sun is found to be beneficial for senior executives and businessmen to achieve name, fame and administrative growth. A 14 mukhi Rudraksha is said to improve the intuitive power and decision making. 14 mukhi is also found to be beneficial for people involved in speculative businesses like stock market, trading and real estate.
Siddha Mala is a combination of the beads from 1 mukhi to 14 mukhi with Ganesh and Gaurishankar Rudraksha. It is specially designed for the successful achievers to fulfil their ambitions. A 19 mukhi representing Janardhan Vishnu, is most sought after by people in legal profession and by people managing large law firms and other business corporations.
Kindly ensure authenticity of Rudraksha by purchasing from reliable sources and beware of unscrupulous suppliers.
Rudralife is organizing an Exhibition cum Sale of Rudraksha from 26th February to 2nd March 2021 at these two venues simultaneously.
Venue 1: Hotel Ajantha, No.22-A, MG Road, Next to Kotak Mahindra Bank, Near Trinity Metro Station, Bengaluru.
Timing: 10 A.M. – 8 P.M. (Sunday Open).
For further information please contact: 9322947642.
Venue 2: The White Villa – Boutique Stay, No: 70 Madhuram 14th A Main, 16th A Cross Rd, HSR Layout, Landmark: Lane Behind KFC, Opp. Whitehouse, Bengaluru.
Timing: 10 A.M – 8 P.M. (Sunday open).
For further information please contact: 9320077018 / 9322791218.
Highlights of the event: See the entire range of 1- 21 mukhis; free entry, get free personal guidance from the panel experts of Rudralife on which Rudraksha to wear. Mala making and Abhishek of the suggested Rudraksha are complementary. So avail this wonderful opportunity and empower yourself with the wonderful gift of Lord Shiva
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