Amanda puravankara

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Peekaboo boys Before Ravi Puravankara’s daughter, Amanda Puravankara got betrothed to Lowell, a businessman and son of Philip Fernandes at ITC Gardenia in Bangalore on Sunday, the event on the eve (Saturday night) of the wedding saw a scintillating performance by musicians Vishal-Shekar. Also present at the do were Sanjay Khan and Fardeen Khan among other folk from across the country at the VVIP section. The invite-only and RSVP with a photograph of the guest event saw only near and dear ones of the two families at the sangeet. And of course... Your diarist. Framed! Sandalwood actor, Devraj, was spotted by the diarist, shooting for PC Shekar’s Kshatriya. Devraj, who is playing the role of a nerdy government official was shooting along with son Prajwal. Awestruck by his father’s powerful camera presence, Prajwal was weak-kneed. “My knees were trembling as we shot,” Devraj junior confessed to the diarist. Artists bond Jayaraj was in a heated discussion with his teacher JMS Mani at Tangerine Sizzlers. Mani has been guiding Jayaraj from five years on display of his works. Again on Friday he was here to suggest how he could improve as he showcased his works at this restaurant. Mani is a mentor to him and takes his advice through every step. They’re more like good friends or brothers now. Aww. Tailpiece She was the face of this international film awards show, promoting the event all over the world, even till the other day. But Vidya Balan’s sudden and last-minute decision to can...

According to Hindustan Times, Manushi and Nikhil have been going strong in their relationship and each’s family has known about their bond. “The two have been going quite strong. They have even moved in together. Currently, Manushi is focused on her Bollywood career, thus she doesn’t wish to talk about her love life as it might take away her attention. Their friends and family are well-versed with each other and the two wish to keep it low-key.” However, the two are yet to respond to the dating rumours. Further, the report added that Manushi and Nikhil are also often seen going on trips together. Recently, they went to Rishikesh and the pictures from their visit have also surfaced on the internet. For those unaware, Nikhil, 35, is the Zerodha co-founder and was previously married to Amanda Puravankara. He tied the knot in 2019 in Florence, Italy but unfortunately parted ways in 2021. Meanwhile, Manushi made her Bollywood debut with Akshay Kumar starrer period drama, Samrat Prithviraj. Directed by Chandrprakash Dwivedi and produced by Yash Raj Films, the movie didn’t do well at the box office, however, the actress was appreciated in her role of Sanyogita. Up next, she is geared up for actioner alongside John Abraham in Dinesh Vijan's Tehran. Bankrolled by Maddock Films in association with Bake My Cake Films, the film is written by Ritesh Shah and Ashish Prakash Verma. It is slated for release on January 26, 2023.

• Organizations must prioritize people and purpose over processes. • They must venture beyond traditional norms and explore creative solutions to support the workforce effectively. • Companies that prioritize employee well-being and experience will gain a competitive advantage as the world builds back from the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 has changed the way businesses operate. Unprecedented work-life integration and social distancing have had a transformational impact on the employee experience. The pandemic has also provided a wealth of insights into employee wellness and how mental and emotional health in the workplace should be defined. Establishing a work-life balance in the current climate of uncertainty while coping with social isolation can have a negative impact on an employee’s mental health. Companies are now met with a unique opportunity to break free from the archaic ideas of ‘wellness’ (which were primarily based on physical health) and strengthen their focus on mental health components. They need to revisit existing employee initiatives and identify measures to ensure the holistic well-being of their workforce. Employees and their dependents should have frictionless access to professional healthcare services, including mental health support, and additional services like childcare, caregiving for the sick, and elderly care. Where possible, companies should consider offering employees paid days off and guidance about tangible self-care habits, like regular exer...

EXCLUSIVE: Indian call centre worker who became the country's youngest billionaire reveals the VERY surprising reality of Covid on the subcontinent where 250,000 people have died from the virus - and PRAISES Australia for its travel ban • Nikhil Kamath quit school at 14 and became India's youngest billionaire • He turned his life savings into a stockbroking empire valued at over $3billion • Mr Kamath worked at a call centre and a stockbroking company for three years • He saved $190,000 and put it towards Zerodha, India's largest trading brokerage • He said the Government's ban on Australians returning from India 'makes sense' By Published: 12:44 BST, 12 May 2021 | Updated: 16:05 BST, 12 May 2021 Nikhil Kamath, the billionaire co-founder of India's largest trading brokerage, has lifted the lid on the impact of Covid on his country An Indian call centre worker turned high-flying stock broker has opened up on what life has been like in his home city as Covid grips the nation. Nikhil Kamath dropped out of school when he was just 14, and went on to become The 33-year-old, who is spending 'The situation has been bad across the world. For us the second wave didn't hit when the rest of the world did - it had a delayed onset,' he told Daily Mail Australia. India's coronavirus deaths crossed 250,000 on Wednesday in the deadliest 24 hours since the pandemic began, as the disease rampages through the countryside, overloading a fragile rural healthcare system. Deaths swelled by a recor...

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According to Hindustan Times, Manushi and Nikhil have been going strong in their relationship and each’s family has known about their bond. “The two have been going quite strong. They have even moved in together. Currently, Manushi is focused on her Bollywood career, thus she doesn’t wish to talk about her love life as it might take away her attention. Their friends and family are well-versed with each other and the two wish to keep it low-key.” However, the two are yet to respond to the dating rumours. Further, the report added that Manushi and Nikhil are also often seen going on trips together. Recently, they went to Rishikesh and the pictures from their visit have also surfaced on the internet. For those unaware, Nikhil, 35, is the Zerodha co-founder and was previously married to Amanda Puravankara. He tied the knot in 2019 in Florence, Italy but unfortunately parted ways in 2021. Meanwhile, Manushi made her Bollywood debut with Akshay Kumar starrer period drama, Samrat Prithviraj. Directed by Chandrprakash Dwivedi and produced by Yash Raj Films, the movie didn’t do well at the box office, however, the actress was appreciated in her role of Sanyogita. Up next, she is geared up for actioner alongside John Abraham in Dinesh Vijan's Tehran. Bankrolled by Maddock Films in association with Bake My Cake Films, the film is written by Ritesh Shah and Ashish Prakash Verma. It is slated for release on January 26, 2023.

• Organizations must prioritize people and purpose over processes. • They must venture beyond traditional norms and explore creative solutions to support the workforce effectively. • Companies that prioritize employee well-being and experience will gain a competitive advantage as the world builds back from the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 has changed the way businesses operate. Unprecedented work-life integration and social distancing have had a transformational impact on the employee experience. The pandemic has also provided a wealth of insights into employee wellness and how mental and emotional health in the workplace should be defined. Establishing a work-life balance in the current climate of uncertainty while coping with social isolation can have a negative impact on an employee’s mental health. Companies are now met with a unique opportunity to break free from the archaic ideas of ‘wellness’ (which were primarily based on physical health) and strengthen their focus on mental health components. They need to revisit existing employee initiatives and identify measures to ensure the holistic well-being of their workforce. Employees and their dependents should have frictionless access to professional healthcare services, including mental health support, and additional services like childcare, caregiving for the sick, and elderly care. Where possible, companies should consider offering employees paid days off and guidance about tangible self-care habits, like regular exer...

Four state-owned financial entities — Punjab National Bank, Life Insurance Corporation of India, State Bank of India, and Bank of Baroda — that together own just over 45% of UTI Asset Management Company (AMC) are understood to be working on inviting formal bids for selling their stakes, top officials close to the development told ET.