New Delhi: This is the inspiring story of Dr. Rita Bakshi, founder of RISAA IVF and her son, Dr. Saarthak Bakshi, CEO of RISAA IVF. Together, they turned a shared dream into a powerful mission by helping couples to become parents. Dr. Rita Bakshi brought over 35 years of experience in fertility treatment. On the other hand, Dr. Saarthak Bakshi brought his vision and a passion to make fertility care more accessible and advanced. They have built one of India’s most trusted fertility chains. Today, we will tell you everything about how their journey started, what challenges they faced, and how their bond as mother and son helped to change many lives. Where It All Began? Dr. Rita Bakshi’s journey into fertility care started with a desire to help couples who were struggling to have their own children. She completed her medical degree…
Author: Naquiyah Maimoon
New Delhi: In the ever-evolving realm of workplace design, a captivating new trend of adapting office designs that capture functional and visual appeal and encapsulate a certain cultural identity and heritage is increasing. This challenge and opportunity exist particularly in historically rich places like Jaipur, where the city’s heritage needs to be preserved while creating productive, future-proofed workspaces. Office interior designers in Jaipur have expertly started to blend these two worlds, creating efficient, ‘heartfelt’ workplaces which are vibrant with culture and history. Heritage as an Identity Anchor of Jaipur Known as the “Pink City”, Jaipur is steeped in royal heritage, vibrant arts,…
New Delhi: Dr. Mahesh Agarkar is more than just an entrepreneur — he is a symbol of visionary leadership, global ambition, and social impact. With a Doctorate in Business Administration from Glory University, USA, he has mastered the art of blending academic brilliance with street-smart business acumen. His journey is an inspiration for those who dream big and dare even bigger. Real Estate RoyaltyProprietor – One & Only Developers & Builders, Pune In the heart of Maharashtra’s thriving real estate landscape stands One & Only Developers & Builders, a premium brand redefining the skyline of Pune. Under Dr. Agarkar’s leadership,…
Surat: There’s a strange irony to life that tends to ignite fiery dinner table arguments and infinite tear-stained journal pages: why do bad things happen to good people? It reads like spiritual jargon or the whine of a weary empath. But as it happens, neuroscience has a few receipts—and they’re not as kind as the good-natured among us might like. Behind this enigma is a dark misperception between the brain and the self. Selflessness, kindness, and obdurate people-pleasing are usually confused with virtue. But the brain? It does not perceive halos or gold stars. It perceives patterns. The Reticular Activating…
Mumbai: In a landmark moment for India’s fresh produce sector, Mr Dinesh Shinde, CEO and Founder of Anusaya Fresh India Pvt. Ltd., proudly announces a prestigious Blueberry Celebration with us, blueberries. Anusaya Fresh’s illustrious 75-year journey and promises to revolutionise the availability of premium-quality USA blueberries across Indian in Wholesale and Modern Trade Market. The evening saw the presence of Shweta Khanduri, Prashant Virendra Sharma, Rituparna Sengupta, Pratik Jain, Rakesh Paul, Drumaira Shaikh, Sahar Quaze, Aric Diamani, Rhea Singha, Altamash Faraz, Maharishi Aazaad, Karan Bakshi, & Many More. This alliance is poised to usher in a new era for fruit lovers…
Surat: The dictionary, in its courteous and cultivated wisdom, defines feminism as “the advocacy of equal rights based on the equality of the sexes.” That’s a worthy definition, but one thinker wasn’t buying the whole package. Equal rights? Yes. Equality of the sexes? Not so much. To him, that line sounded like a paradox encased in a slogan. Men and women, he maintained, aren’t “equal” in the cookie-cutter, cut-and-paste manner that pervades corporate HR brochures. Women are brilliant, complex beings—emotional, expressive, with an EQ that renders most men’s tentative efforts akin to a half-finished Sudoku puzzle. And men? Yeah, they…
Mumbai: “Men are only loved if they provide,” a familiar refrain surfaces in the turbulent churn of public conversation. Said with such strong conviction, it could also be registered as a trademark online. But when the same logic is applied to several oppressed identities—including Muslims—it begins to show an embarrassing parallel. Tracking the internet response to the Pahalgam terror attack, a young writer recently observed this. She received an avalanche of comments after sharing about the event: “Not all Muslims, but always a Muslim.” Not because of its originality, but rather because it reflected something she, as a woman, had…
Surat: Ah, yes, the eternal lament: ‘Men are only loved if they provide.’ Said so often, it would apply for emotional royalties by now. It sounds appealing, most definitely—like a TikHub thought piece wrapped in a baritone voice and a grayscale filter. But as with all appealing one-liners, it begins to fall apart the moment you pull at its reasoning. Let’s be honest: lots of men are expected to provide—financially, physically, and sometimes heroically (because it takes testosterone to fix Wi-Fi). But does that make men the sole possessors of conditional love? Not exactly. That would be akin to saying…
New Delhi: Since technology and security problems are advancing at a fast pace, it is important to have powerful, dependable and reliable surveillance systems. As digital infrastructure is important for our national security, programmes like Standardisation Testing and Quality Certification (STQC) are now essential for proving how reliable and resilient our best technologies are. STQC certification, which the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) manages, is meant to check for security and trustworthiness in digital and electronic systems, especially in places where surveillance happens. The process of security testing checks hardware and software to ensure they can resist cyber…
Surat: Laws pertaining to domestic violence are not gender neutral; indeed, this is a concern. Alimony rules? Technically neutral in terms of gender. Essentially? Still revolving around the conventional wisdom that says the man has to pay for a divorce, since apparently, evolution skipped fair financial planning. No, not all laws are biased; as the wise sages of social media often tweet from the echo chamber of knee-jerk indignation. Some are only relics from a time when laws were enforced with prejudice and written with quills. But let’s pause and try something fresh—an actual conversation—parking the hot takes and cancel…

