Children’s Day Wishes from Gs. Gopal Raaj, Editor, City Today News

Bengaluru, November 14, 2025:
On the occasion of Children’s Day, Gs. Gopal Raaj, Editor of City Today News, extended his warm greetings to children across Karnataka and the nation, emphasising the importance of nurturing young minds with compassion, opportunity and a sense of purpose.

In his message, he highlighted that Children’s Day is not merely a celebration, but a reminder of the collective responsibility society holds in shaping a brighter future for the next generation.

“Every child carries infinite possibilities within them. When we offer them the right guidance, we are not only shaping their dreams but also building the future of our nation,” he said, urging parents, teachers and communities to create safe, supportive and inspiring environments for children.

Gs. Gopal Raaj also stressed the need to encourage children to explore creativity, develop critical thinking and grow with confidence.
“Let us empower our children to ask questions, think boldly and rise fearlessly. Their ideas today will become tomorrow’s innovations,” he added.

Calling children the “true architects of tomorrow,” he appealed to society to protect children’s rights, ensure access to quality education and instil strong values that help them thrive in a rapidly changing world.

On this special day, he concluded with an inspiring reminder:
“If we give every child a chance, we give our country a better future. Let us celebrate their innocence, applaud their talents and promise to stand by their dreams.”

City Today News extends its heartfelt wishes to all children—may they grow with joy, curiosity and hope.

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Easter Greetings from Gs. Gopal Raaj, Editor, City Today News

Bengaluru, April 20, 2025:
On the joyous occasion of Easter, Gs. Gopal Raaj, the Editor of City Today News, extended his warm wishes to all readers, well-wishers, and citizens across the city.

In his Easter message, he said:
“Easter is a celebration of hope, renewal, and faith. It reminds us that light always triumphs over darkness. May this Easter bring joy, peace, and new beginnings to all. Let us embrace the spirit of compassion, unity, and service in our communities.”

He further added that City Today News remains dedicated to bringing truthful, impactful, and people-centered journalism that uplifts society and encourages positive change.

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Govt Warns of Cancerous Food Colours – What About Artificial Colours in Ice Creams and Cakes? Asks GS Gopal Raaj, Editor, City Today News

Bengaluru, April 11:
In light of recent government advisories cautioning the public against the use of harmful synthetic colours in food items, GS Gopal Raaj, Editor of City Today News, has raised a pertinent question regarding the unchecked use of artificial colours in popular desserts such as ice creams and cakes.

Referring to official findings and statements by health authorities that certain food colours may have carcinogenic effects, Gopal Raaj questioned the lack of scrutiny over colour additives widely used in the bakery and frozen dessert industries.

“If the government acknowledges that some food colours are cancerous, then why is there no regulation or public awareness about the artificial colours used in ice creams, pastries, and cakes consumed by millions, especially children?” he asked.

He further called for transparent labeling, stricter enforcement by food safety authorities, and consumer awareness initiatives. “Public health cannot be compromised for commercial gain. The same standards must apply across all food categories,” he added.

Health experts have long warned about the risks associated with synthetic food dyes, particularly in products marketed to children. As regulatory bodies continue to assess food safety standards, Gopal Raaj’s remarks have sparked renewed debate on the need for comprehensive and uniform enforcement across the food industry.

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“Great Humanity”: Operation Brahma for Humanity, Says GS Gopal Raaj, Editor, City Today News

“Great Humanity”

Bengaluru: In the wake of the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar and Thailand on March 28, 2025, India has launched Operation Brahma, a large-scale humanitarian mission to aid affected communities. GS Gopal Raaj, Editor of City Today News (citytoday.media), has hailed this initiative as a testament to “Great Humanity”, emphasizing India’s role as a compassionate global responder.

Under this mission, India has swiftly mobilized 625 metric tonnes of humanitarian aid and disaster relief (HADR) materials, transported through six aircraft and five Indian Naval ships. The relief supplies include food, medicine, shelter kits, and emergency rescue equipment.

An 80-member National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team has been deployed to Mandalay, Myanmar, one of the worst-hit regions, conducting search-and-rescue operations. Meanwhile, a fully equipped field hospital staffed by Indian Army medical personnel is providing critical healthcare to injured survivors at Mandalay’s old airport.

Speaking on the initiative, GS Gopal Raaj praised India’s swift action and unwavering commitment to humanitarian service, stating:

“Operation Brahma reflects the core values of great humanity. India’s response proves that we are always ready to stand by our neighbors in times of crisis. This mission showcases India’s leadership in global disaster relief and its dedication to peace, cooperation, and solidarity.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated India’s commitment to supporting Myanmar during this crisis, emphasizing the importance of regional cooperation and humanitarian aid.

As relief operations continue, the world watches India’s Operation Brahma unfold as a symbol of empathy, resilience, and humanitarian excellence.

For further updates, stay tuned to City Today News (citytoday.media).

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