Between Surface And Depth: The Inner Landscapes An Exhibition By Bharti Verma And Ruchi Chadha...

The art exhibition Between Surface and Depth: The Inner Landscapes by Bharti Verma and Ruchi Chadha opened on 3rd March at Jehangir Art Gallery, Gallery No. 2, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai, marking a thoughtful beginning to a week-long showcase of contemporary artistic expression. The exhibition will remain on view until 9th March, inviting visitors to engage with works that explore the subtle terrain between external form and inner experience.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by distinguished members of the art and academic community, lending the event a sense of significance and encouragement. The exhibition was formally inaugurated by Rajendra Patil, President and Founder of the India Art Festival, along with Rishiraj Sethi, Director of Aura Arts. Their presence underscored the continuing dialogue between artists, curators, and platforms that support contemporary art practices.

The event was further graced by the presence of noted academicians including **Ganesh Tartare, Professor at the Sir J. J. School of Art, and **Him Chatterjee, Vice Chancellor of J.J. School of Art Architecture and Design. Their participation reflected the close relationship between artistic practice and academic discourse, particularly in a city like Mumbai where both traditions continue to shape the contemporary art landscape.

The opening evening brought together artists, students, collectors, and art enthusiasts, creating an atmosphere of engagement and dialogue. Visitors moved through the gallery spaces encountering works that explore inner landscapes through distinct yet complementary visual languages. While Bharti Verma’s practice engages with the human form and emotional interiority, Ruchi Chadha’s works draw upon the symbolic resonance of the lotus, reflecting themes of resilience, emergence, and quiet transformation.

Together, the exhibition creates a contemplative space where figuration and symbolism intersect, encouraging viewers to pause and reflect on the layers that lie beneath the visible surface of experience. Between Surface and Depth thus unfolds as both a visual and introspective journey within the walls of one of Mumbai’s most significant cultural venues.

Between Surface And Depth: The Inner Landscapes An Exhibition By Bharti Verma And Ruchi Chadha

Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad’s Birthday Celebrated With Great Enthusiasm, Known For Social Service...

Mumbai: The birthday of social worker Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad, Secretary of the Republican Party of India (RPI) and closely associated with Union Minister Ramdas Athawale for nearly two decades, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy. On this occasion, social workers, party officials, and local citizens extended their warm wishes and appreciated her contributions to society.

Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad has been actively involved in social and public service for nearly 20 years. She helps poor and needy children with their education and also supports economically weaker patients in getting medical treatment. Due to her continuous efforts in social welfare, she has built a distinct identity among different sections of society.

She has also played an active role during natural disasters. During the floods in several districts of Maharashtra, she extended help to the affected people by sending relief materials. For her remarkable work, she has been honored by several organizations. In the past year alone, she has received more than 10 awards for her social contributions.

While interacting with the media, Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad said that the inspiration for social service came from her father and that she will continue to work for society in the coming years. She also shared that her mother passed away this year due to a serious illness like cancer, and her absence will always be deeply felt.

Becoming emotional, she said that in memory of her mother, she has resolved to support cancer patients in the future and will strive to establish a cancer hospital where poor and needy patients can receive completely free treatment.

Considering her dedication to social service and the remarkable work she has done over the years, people believe that Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad will continue to inspire society through her service in the future.

On this occasion, journalist Santosh, social worker Rambhau, and Advocate Avjeet Tripathi were also present. Everyone celebrated the occasion by cutting a cake and extending their best wishes to her.

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Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad’s Birthday Celebrated With Great Enthusiasm, Known For Social Service

 

Madhusudhan Global School STAR AWARD – A Grand Celebration Of Excellence And Achievement...

The MGS ANNUAL DAY  CELEBRATION is not just an  it is a magnificent tribute to talent, dedication, discipline, and teamwork. Spanning over three spectacular days, this prestigious event reflects the vibrant spirit and united strength of the entire MGS family.

Under the visionary guidance and blessings of our esteemed management:

Our Honorable Leadership

Honorable Chairman Sir

• Shri Madhusudhan Sharma

Honorable Chairperson

• Shrimati Meena Sharma

Our Trustees

• Dr Gaurav Sharma
• Assistant Prof Tushar Sharma

Our Directors

• Mrs Priyamvada Sharma
• Mrs Drishti Sharma

Along with our dedicated Coordinators, Centre Heads, Teachers, Supporting Staff, and even our ever-supportive Watchman Uncle — every pillar of our institution plays a vital role in making this celebration a grand success.

For three consecutive days, the school campus transforms into a vibrant stage of enthusiasm and celebration. Parents, coordinators, teachers, choreographers, and students pour their heart and soul into preparing for this prestigious occasion. Their commitment, teamwork, and tireless efforts truly define the spirit of MGS.

One of the most heartwarming highlights of the MGS Star Award is that even our youngest learners take up anchoring responsibilities. By encouraging small children to host segments of the program, we nurture confidence, communication skills, and leadership qualities from an early age. Watching them speak boldly on stage is a moment of immense pride for all.

The event presents a spectacular range of performances representing diverse genres and talents — from the grace and elegance of Classical Dance to the electrifying energy of Hip-Hop, from entertaining Comedy acts to thrilling Horror performances, from disciplined Karate demonstrations to powerful Sports acts. Each presentation reflects months of dedication, creativity, and disciplined practice.

Recognizing Excellence and Dedication

The MGS Annual function is also a proud platform to honor hard work and achievement exemplifies academic excellence, discipline,over all performance,encouragement, appreciation, and motivation.

MADHUSUDHAN GLOBAL SCHOOL ANNUAL FUNCTION is a bond between school and parents while reinforcing our commitment to holistic development. It is a celebration where effort is valued, talent is applauded, and every individual is inspired to rise higher it shines as a symbol of excellence, teamwork, leadership, and success — where every child has a right to learn with joy.

Madhusudhan Global School STAR AWARD  – A Grand Celebration Of Excellence And Achievement

 

Conference On Gujarat’s Entertainment & Media Industry, Showcased The Talent Of Gujarati Artists And Technicians, Giving A New Direction To Gujarati Cinema...

Mumbai: The Western India Film & TV Producers’ Association (WIFPA) and the Services Export Promotion Council (SEPC), a body under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, organized a conference on Gujarat’s entertainment and media industry on February 28, 2026, at the campus of Gujarat University in Ahmedabad. The seminar witnessed participation from government officials, prominent personalities from the film fraternity, producers, artists, technicians, and students of Gujarat University.

Renowned speakers including Dr. Jayantilal Gada, Dr. Abhay Sinha, Sandeep Patel, Dr. Netri Trivedi, Abhishek Shah, and Abhishek Jain shared valuable insights on the opportunities and challenges in the entertainment sector. The chief organizers of the council, SEPC Director Dr. Abhay Kumar Sinha and WIFPA President Sangram Shirkhe, cited the example of the superhit Gujarati film Lalo, stating that the Gujarati film industry is poised to achieve a distinct position in the coming years. They also encouraged the students of Gujarat University. WIFPA Vice President Dr. Hirachand Dand, one of the key organizers, shared his perspectives on the future of the entertainment industry.

The WIFPA delegation included Senior Vice President Mrs. Anjana Sharma; Honorary General Secretary Dinesh Ashiwal; Joint Secretary Chandni Gupta; Dharmendra Mehra, Honorary General Secretary of the Film Makers Combine and the Film Federation of India; Amit Kumar Gupta, Treasurer – Film Makers Combine; Dr. Pralhad Khandare, Champ Treasurer; Mrs. Chanda Patel; Akhil Kotak; and Executive Committee Member and Gujarat Office Manager Hitesh Anand.

The conference featured discussions on various topics including the Gujarati film industry, film production challenges, government subsidies, the role of writers and directors, and the development of cinema halls in Gujarat. Gujarati film star Hitesh Kanodia, along with the entire team of the film Lalo and other artists, participated in the seminar and B2B sessions. The event showcased the talent of Gujarati artists and technicians, giving a new direction to Gujarati cinema.

The Government of Gujarat’s cinema and tourism policy aims to facilitate film production by offering financial incentives, infrastructure development, and employment opportunities for youth.

First Dialogue Council On Gujarat Entertainment And Media Industries Concludes At Gujarat University, Ahmedabad

Mo Fakhro Launches India–Bahrain Biotech Corridor Integrating Genomics, Technology Commercialization And Scalable Enterprise Models...

Mo Fakhro, Stanford-trained scientist and technology entrepreneur, has announced the launch of a structured India–Bahrain biotech collaboration framework aimed at accelerating cross-border research, commercialization, and scalable life sciences ventures.

Branded “Dhows to DNA,” the initiative references the historic trade routes between Indian ports such as Mumbai and Gulf commercial hubs like Manama — but its mandate is firmly future-facing: building an innovation corridor connecting Indian scientific institutions with Gulf capital, regulatory ecosystems, and expansion markets.

From Scientific Discovery to Market Deployment

Unlike conventional academic exchange programs, the India–Bahrain Biotech Corridor is designed as an implementation-led platform.

Fakhro brings experience across genomics research, technology commercialization, venture structuring, and franchise-led enterprise scaling. His approach integrates scientific discovery with operational frameworks that allow biotech solutions to move from laboratory environments into commercially viable, regionally scalable enterprises.

The initiative will prioritize:

* Translational genomics and applied biotechnology

* Climate-resilient agriculture and precision bio-manufacturing

* Structured IP co-development frameworks

* Commercialization pathways linking Indian R&D to Gulf investment ecosystems

* Replicable expansion models inspired by franchise-based scaling principles

“India’s research depth and entrepreneurial dynamism, combined with Gulf capital strength and diversification strategy, creates a powerful alignment opportunity,” Fakhro stated.

Strategic Timing

India has solidified its position as a global pharmaceutical and biotechnology powerhouse, with expanding capabilities in advanced genomics, bio-manufacturing, and health innovation. Simultaneously, Bahrain and neighboring Gulf economies are accelerating post-oil diversification strategies centered on knowledge industries and high-value technology sectors.

The proposed corridor seeks to align these trajectories through structured collaboration — connecting research institutions, investors, regulators, and enterprise operators.

Fakhro’s prior work in technology deployment and cross-border enterprise scaling underpins the framework’s commercial viability. Rather than limiting engagement to research memoranda, the initiative emphasizes operational roadmaps, capital integration, and long-term ecosystem building.

Economic and Policy Implications

The India–Bahrain biotech corridor has potential implications across:

* Life sciences exports and IP co-ownership

* Advanced manufacturing and supply chain integration

* Scientific talent mobility

* Joint venture structuring in emerging biotech verticals

* Bilateral innovation diplomacy

By combining heritage ties with structured enterprise architecture, the initiative aims to serve as a replicable model for South Asia–Gulf technology collaboration.

About Mo Fakhro

Mo Fakhro is a scientist and technology entrepreneur with experience spanning genomics, biotechnology commercialization, cross-border venture structuring, and scalable franchise-driven enterprise development. His work focuses on designing systems that connect scientific innovation with operational execution across emerging markets.

More information: https://mofakhro.com/

Mo Fakhro Launches India–Bahrain Biotech Corridor Integrating Genomics, Technology Commercialization And Scalable Enterprise Models