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Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Today, Master of Fashion Management students from NIFT Mumbai had the unique opportunity to visit the Industrial Handicraft and Handloom Co-operative Society in Pato, Panaji, Goa. The students interacted with talented artisans, gaining firsthand insights into the intricate world of crochet, embroidery, and traditional textile arts. The delegation was warmly welcomed by Vice Chairman Deepak Narvekar, Secretary Shashikant Punaji, and Treasurer Suresh Sawant, who provided an in-depth briefing about the Society’s mission and its role in preserving Goan handicrafts. The visit was accompanied by Professor Yashwant Misale, and best wishes were extended by Chairperson Vijayadevi Rane, who…

New Delhi: In the vibrant city of Chennai, where cricket fans are known for their passion, the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season has already highlighted a pressing concern for bowlers. As of late March, the competition has witnessed high-scoring matches, with three of the first five games featuring scores over 200 in each innings. Ravichandran Ashwin, now playing for Chennai Super Kings, suggests that the prevalence of flat wickets this season might necessitate personal psychologists for bowlers to cope with the mental pressure. The recent backdrop of high-scoring games, including a near-record score by SunRisers Hyderabad, underscores Ashwin’s…

New Delhi: In a bold move towards securing the hosting rights for the 2036 Summer Olympics, the state of Gujarat has initiated a comprehensive land acquisition process in Ahmedabad. This strategic initiative involves acquiring over 650 acres of land near the Narendra Modi Stadium to construct critical infrastructure such as the Sardar Patel Sports Enclave and Olympic Village. The process signifies a significant step in India’s official bid, submitted last October, to host the Games across multiple cities, including Bhopal, Goa, Mumbai, and Pune. Hosting the Olympics in 2036 comes with a hefty price tag, estimated to be between Rs…

New Delhi: As diplomatic efforts continue in New Delhi to mend the strained India-China relationship, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized that while challenges will persist, there are mechanisms in place to address them peacefully. This comes after nearly five years of tension following a military standoff in 2020 along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. The relationship, which hit a nadir after China’s unilateral actions at the border, is slowly showing signs of recovery from October 2024 onwards. India’s Foreign Minister noted that despite competing interests, there should be no need for conflict. “We know that,…

New Delhi: In the heart of India’s vibrant capital, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has unleashed a blistering critique against her predecessor, Arvind Kejriwal. This verbal assault comes amid a broader backdrop where Delhi is witnessing significant political shifts after the BJP’s return to power following a decade-long AAP rule. Gupta’s remarks not only highlight the perceived failures of Kejriwal’s tenure but also hint at potential repercussions for another state: Punjab. The Chief Minister’s comments, made during an exclusive interview, were candid and direct: “He has ruined Delhi, and now it’s uncertain whether Punjab will be next.” These words reflect…

New Delhi: As the deadline for the Trump administration’s reciprocal tariffs approaches on April 2, India and the U.S. have commenced intense in-person negotiations in New Delhi, marking a significant step towards a bilateral trade agreement. These talks, aimed at setting a framework for structured discussions, are critical as both countries seek to establish a collaborative trade relationship, distinct from the U.S.’s contentious trade posture towards China, Mexico, and Canada. Despite the looming tariffs, U.S. officials have indicated that India will be treated differently, reflecting a distinct approach in their trade relations. The ongoing discussions between Indian and U.S. officials…

New Delhi: As the clock ticks towards April 2, when US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs are set to take effect, India and the United States are engaged in intense trade negotiations. The backdrop is one of heightened anxiety and complex diplomatic maneuvering. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted the “very active” and “intense” discussions underway in New Delhi on Wednesday. This comes after talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Trump in Washington, where they agreed to pursue a bilateral trade agreement by fall 2025. Jaishankar refrained from forecasting immediate outcomes, emphasizing the strong business case for such…