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[ad_1] NEW DELHI : Who can forget jingles like "Vicco Turmeric, Nahi Cosmetic, Vicco Turmeric Ayurvedic Cream" and "Vicco Vajradanti’’ which were extremely popular during the 90s. Even today, these jingles remind us of the famous brand Vicco, which was founded by Keshav Vishnu Pendharkar in 1952. In today's highly competitive world, new products are launched in the market almost every day. However, only those products manage to create a lasting impression that come clean in the test of quality, genuineness and pricing. VICCO is one such brand which has earned people’s immense trust ever since its founders began manufacturing premium quality affordable products in a humble kitchen nearly seven decades ago. The time-tested iconic brand has since flourished into a multi-billion rupee industry. cre Trending Stories Journey From A Humble Kitchen     Vicco, which stands for Vishnu Industrial Chemical Company, was named after its founder, Keshav Vish

[ad_1] Abhishek Jain is a resident of Delhi. Abhishek Jain is currently holding the post of SDO (civil) in Bijni, Assam. Every year, lakhs of students prepare for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam. The UPSC Mains exam this year will be held on September 15, 16, 17, 23, and 24. The candidates who will be appearing for the exam are currently busy with preparation. Those who have cleared UPSC often share their success mantra, which serves as a motivation for the aspiring candidates. Today, let’s take a look at the tips shared by IAS Abhishek Jain. IAS Abhishek Jain is a resident of Delhi. He has done his graduation with a BCom from the renowned Hansraj College of Delhi University. Abhishek Jain had passed the UPSC exam on his first attempt. Then he was allotted the Indian Revenue Service’s 111th rank. His goal was to become an IAS. In 2019, he made his second attempt. With this, he became an IAS officer with 24th rank. Abhishek is currently posted in the Assam cadre.

[ad_1] Prajwal Reddy in his research paper mentions that his analysis is one step ahead of previous research conducted in the way Prajwal Reddy claims his AI model has a 72.7% accuracy rate. He mentions that the results by AI model can be expanded to help predict elections for other states A class 11th student Prajwal Reddy developed an Artificial Intelligence model to predict election results. The AI model developed by Prajwal uses sentiment polarity score. Studying at Greenwood High International School, Prajwal Reddy used his AI model to analyse tweets from various Karnataka politicians. The model focuses on engagement ratings of the tweets tweeted by politicians. The model assign a score on the basis of the tweet’s content, language, number of likes, replies, and retweets. As stated by Prajwal Reddy, his AI model can be adopted for any state or national elections results. Prajwal Reddy in his research paper mentions that his analysis is one step ahead of previous research cond

[ad_1] Aslam Khan got married to IPS officer Pankaj Kumar in 2007. She is making headlines for her devotion to Lord Krishna, even though she is a Muslim. India, known for its diverse and harmonious coexistence of various faiths and beliefs, showcases the remarkable story of IPS Aslam Khan, a senior officer in the Delhi Police. Despite being a Muslim, her deep devotion to Lord Krishna has made her a unique and inspiring figure. Aslam Khan’s spiritual journey began in 2014 when she visited the Aradhya Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna in Jaipur, Rajasthan. This pilgrimage marked the start of her unwavering devotion to the deity. However, what sets her apart is her steadfast commitment to both her Muslim faith and her newfound love for Lord Krishna. She diligently offers namaz prayers, demonstrating her devotion to Islam, and simultaneously embraces the teachings of Hinduism. In Aslam Khan’s view, both Islam and Hinduism emphasize a direct connection with the divine, albeit through d

[ad_1] Yogesh was the first one to crack UPSC in 2013. All four siblings, belonging to the Mishra family from Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh, have cracked the UPSC exam. UPSC is considered one of the toughest exams in India. The exam is conducted in three stages, the first stage is the Prelims, the next is the Mains and the third one is the Interview stage. Many candidates get through the first and the second stage of the exam but get rejected at the third one. This happens with most of the candidates preparing for the Civil Services examination. Today, we are going to tell you about a family in which not one but four of the siblings passed the UPSC. Let us know about the family. This family belongs to Uttar Pradesh in which all four siblings have cracked the exam, becoming an IAS-IPS officer. This is the Mishra family from Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh. The family’s head Anil Mishra used to live in a two-room house with his wife. They had four children, two sons and two daughters. Their

[ad_1] New Delhi:  The retail market business needs a new resolve. The tiresome process of purchasing necessities is over. Install the application, then scroll with your finger to make your purchase. Hari Menon and a group of businessmen who later became friends co-founded Big Basket, an online grocery company in India that offers secure delivery and is growing in popularity. It continues to hold the title of the largest grocery store despite being a wholly online-based business. This platform purchased a new technological vision, but how did it create a market that is expanding quickly? In 1963, Hari Menon was born into a middle-class family in Bandra West, Mumbai. graduated from Lawrence School in Lovedale. further affiliation with Birla Institute of Technology and Science. cre Trending Stories graduated from the University of Kerala with a B.Tech in mechanical engineering in 1983. Later, he received an MBA from Pennsylvania's Carnegie Mellon University. He first pl

[ad_1] Sanjana Patagar's success is largely because of the teacher's support at her school. Sanjana made a device with iron rods which can be used as a study table, a seat with a cushion on it, and as a tool where construction workers can pick up 12 bricks at a time. Sanjana Patagar, an 8th-grade student from Anagodu Government Senior Primary School in Yallapur Taluk, Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka, has achieved something truly remarkable. She has designed a versatile device and has been selected to participate in a prestigious national-level science competition. Her outstanding accomplishment has garnered recognition across the nation, showcasing the talent of a young girl from a rural village. Sanjana’s invention is a multi-purpose device made of iron rods. It serves as a study table, a cushioned seat, and a tool for construction workers to lift 12 bricks at once. With a budget of just Rs. 2,000, Sanjana has created a device that offers multiple functionalities, pro