Judges Neha Dhupia, Farah Khan, Mukesh Chhabra announce the winners.
27 Jun, 2021 - 12:15 PM IST | By Dindiantelevision.com Team
Mumbai: Intending to find the country’s next big content creators, Glance Roposo had launched a nationwide talent hunt #MadeonRoposo, which received over 30,000 entries. On 25 June, this two-month-long virtual talent hunt concluded with the announcement of its winners. The show’s judges and mentors - actor Neha Dhupia, choreographer, and director Farah Khan, and casting director Mukesh Chhabra were present at the finale hosted by TV personality Siddarth Kanan.
The show’s five winners - Harshita Grover (Fashion & Lifestyle), Alka Periwal (Health & Fitness), Navin Panchal (Acting & Comedy), Yamini Pandey (Music, Singing, and Dance), and Nalini Sharma (Breakout - Food, DIY) were chosen amongst the 18 finalists across five categories. Each of the final category winners won cash prizes of Rs one lakh along with an opportunity to
Mumbai: Bringing to an end a high-octane and fun-filled battle to identify India’s top short video content creators, #MadeonRoposo, a nation-wide talent hunt launched by Roposo named the show’s winners in the grand finale today as 18 finalists includ
In a special interview with India Today TV, former attorney general Mukul Rohatgi shared his views on courts’ role during the Covid-19 pandemic, including the jolts given to the governments to act urgently and who should bear the blame for the mismanagement of the two waves.
Former Attorney General and senior counsel Mukul Rohatgi. (File photo)
From politicians, governments, multinational corporations to individuals fighting for liberty, former Attorney General and senior counsel Mukul Rohatgi has represented them all. He has been a recurring face across benches of the Supreme Court, even during the virtual court hearings. In Part 1 of this interview “Behind the Screens with Mukul Rohatgi” India Today’s Nalini Sharma speaks to the former AG on how the pandemic has changed the way of working for the lawyers and the courts, the problems and the advantages of the current system and the way forward for the Supreme Court. Edited excerpts are as follows:
AIF Raises $1.35 Million, With Large Funds Coming From Non-Indians to Help India During the Heartbreaking Pandemic
BOSTON On a groundbreaking day for the New England chapter of American India Foundation or AIF this Saturday, the non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the lives of India’s underprivileged, raised $1.35 million during a Zoom fundraising drive.
Nationwide, AIF has received support from major corporations and individuals in excess of $23 million, Raj Sharma, one of the organizers of the local fund raiser, told INDIA New England News. He said New England fundraising was inspired by local entrepreneur and philanthropist Jonathan Bush.
Mr. Bush’s match of $500,000 was enthusiastically received. He made a passionate speech on his connection to India and attributed the success of athenahealth care to the 8,000-plus employees based in India.