Archives December 2024

9 December 2024: International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad’s (IIITH) Language Technologies Research Centre (LTRC) celebrated the 25th year of its inception with a two-day event over the weekend that included several talks and panel discussions on the vision, mission, evolution and future of language technologies. The event highlighted the importance of academic research connected with real-life problems, the need for collaboration in technology development, and the role of language technology across regional languages for social good.

To mark the occasion LTRC launched free to download BhashaVerse language resources machine translation models. The multitask encoder-decoder model can translate from any of the 36 languages into any other including Tulu, Bodo, Bhojpuri, Magahi, Santhali etc. It helps with machine translation evaluation, error identification and automatic post editing of 10 billion sentence pairs.

The Centre also announced the development of BhashaVerse LLM decoder model for 36 Indian languages that can be used for summarisations, Q&A etc with some fine tuning. In addition to these models, LTRC released synthetically generated and curated 10 billion Bhashik datasets for Indian language to Indian language pairs; a generic dataset, one in the Education domain that works across 17 different fields in English and 5 Indian languages and one for the Health domain in English and 8 Indian languages. For the first time in Indian languages, a dataset for automatic post editing of text and machine translation evaluation has also been made available.

Established in October 1999 in response to the preeminent scientific challenge of enabling machines to read, understand and derive meaning from human languages especially in the Indian context and Indian languages, it was, perhaps, the first such research theme focused centre in the country. Today LTRC is the largest academic centre of speech and language technology in South Asia.

Initially focused on areas like Machine Translation, Semantic Parsing, and Information Extraction, the centre has expanded its research portfolio to include Speech Recognition, Text Generation, Sentiment Analysis, Dialogue Systems, and more. Over the years, LTRC has built a thriving ecosystem of researchers, students, and collaborators who have carried forward the centre’s pioneering work in various directions, many of which had their origins at LTRC itself.

The goodwill that the Centre has garnered over the years was self-evident by the active participation of several notable figures in the field of language technologies from academia and industry, as well as faculty, students, alumni and collaborators at the event.

Commenting on LTRC and its impact, Prof Vasudeva Varma, Head, LTRC said, “As the first natural language processing centre in the country we have pioneered several aspects of research and education. We have trained brilliant minds who are leading advances worldwide. Our lasting contribution in research, open datasets, tools and technologies have made huge impact. Our successful technology transfers have brought industry and academic closer. We look forward to continuing to push the boundaries and our legacy of innovation”.

A brief overview of LTRC’s trajectory

1999 – India’s pioneering NLP team, Akshar Bharati moves to IIITH
2001-2004 – Machine Translation Pipeline shaped up under Shakti (Analysis-Transfer-Generate-based) MT project and Shiva (Example-based ) MT project
2002 – NLP Association of India was founded with active participation from LTRC
– First International Conference on Natural Language Processing (ICON) was organised; in its 21st year now
– First academic offering of PhD in Computational Linguistics was introduced.
2004 – MTech in Computational Linguistics funded by MeiTy introduced
– MS by Research in CL introduced
2005-2008 – IIITH led a consortium of 12 institutes on the Sampark project (Indian language-Indian language Machine Translation)
– Only non-US institute to participate in a Multi-layer Hindi-Urdu Treebank project by the US National Science Foundation
– IREL participated in a multi-institute project called CLIA to create India’s first cross-lingual search engine (Web Khoj); the technology was later transferred to Rediff.com
– Multi-document summarization technology developed; ranked world’s best during 2006-10
– First IIITH startup, SETU was founded by Prof. Vasudeva Varma and Prasad Pingali, 1st PhD student of LTRC
– Speech database and speech recognizer technology transferred to HP Labs, India
– High quality Text to Speech developed and transferred to Nokia, China
– Reading aid for visually impaired – a screen reader in Indian languages developed under a Govt. of India initiative
2005 – MPhil in CL for Humanities students; 1 year PG Diploma in CL to train translators and language resource developers
2006 – Summer School for NLP was launched

2009-2014 – Phase 2 of SAMPARK project got underway

– Indian language Treebank multi-institute project was launched with IIITH as lead

– Basic tools and corpora for 9 Indian languages were launched

– Personalised search engine technology was developed and transferred to Nokia Labs, Finland

– LTRC Akshar Speech startup founded

– Text to Speech and Automatic Speech Recognition in Telugu was developed

2009 – First academic program exposing +2 students to Computational Linguistics launched; a dual degree program of BTech in Computer Science and MS by Research in Computational Linguistics

– Panini Linguistics Olympiad (PLO) was held in collaboration with Microsoft India, exposing high school students to computational linguistics

2014 – IIITH began hosting the PLO training camp for qualification to the International Linguistics Olympiad

2015-18 – MT/NLP research resulted in 18 SAMPARK systems

– Indian language Treebanks were developed

– IREL launched a technology suite, ‘Fake-o-Meter’ to tackle fake news; To identify hate speech and to repurpose content in social media

– Speech Technologies developed a recognition algorithm for airborne systems – used by HAL; language identification in practical environments; noise reduction algorithm for speech recognition

2019-2024– Solutions for social needs in the areas of healthcare, education and the judiciary were developed

– 80 Swayam courses were transcribed, translated and subtitled into 8 Indian languages

– Speech-to-Speech Machine Translation Project of Indian languages, HiMangY, led by IIITH was kicked off; a pipeline comprising automatic speech recognition, machine translation and text-to-text speech was created as part of the MeiTy-funded National Language Translation Mission, titled Bhashini.

– Project Angel launched to understand toxicity in social media content and to create awareness among girls on cyber bullying, sexism and body shaming

– IndicWiki project launched to create encyclopaedic content in various Indian languages

– Startup SubtlAI founded for Q&A of unstructured data

– Stutter detection platform was created for All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, Mysore

– Speech-to-Speech translation and performance measurement platform was created for broadcast speeches and talks

December 9th, 2024: Kolkata Sahodaya in collaboration with esteemed Techno India Grouprecently hosted the 30th National Annual Sahodaya Conference of School Complexes at the picturesque P.C. Chandra Gardens, Kolkata. This landmark event was held for the first time in Eastern India and brought together 1,300 principals, educators, and stakeholders from across India, as well as from Dubai, Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Nepal, marking the first time this prestigious conference was held in Eastern India.

The conference, inaugurated with a cultural and networking evening, reflected the Spirit of Bengal through a vibrant showcase of cultural heritage. Techno India Group took pride in hosting the curtain-raiser event, highlighting the region’s traditions through captivating performances and cultural exhibits.

The inaugural ceremony began with an address by the Master of Ceremony, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp bydignitaries likeMs.Praggya M Singh Director ( Academic),CBSE, Dr Biswajit Saha, Director ( Skill Educatin) CBSE,Mr Manoj Srivastava Director ( Training) CBSE,Mr Ram Shankar Regional Officer CBSE Dubai,Mr Vivek Kumar Singh Chief Vigilance Officer CBSE,Mr Hilal Ahmed Jt secretary ( Academic) CBSE,MS Anjali Chopra’ Jt Secretary( Academics)CBSE,Ms Prachi Under Secretary CBSE,Sri K Srinivasan Jt Secretary & Regional Officer CBSE Regional Officer Bhubaneswar,Mr T Mate Jt Secretary & Head Centre Of Excellence (CoE) CBSE Regional Officer Bhubaneswa,Shri Arup Sarkar President Kolkata Sahodaya,MrSujit Kumar Jana, Secretary, Kolkata Sahodaya, MsSunita Arora, Jt Secretary Kolkata Sahodaya, Mr Sushant Dash Treasurer Kolkata Sahodaya,Loveleen Sehgal Jt Treasurer Kolkata Sahodaya,Ms Sangeeta Tandon Executive Member Kolkata Sahodaya,Mr Arun Kumar Dasgupta Executive Member Kolkata Sahodayaand Prof. Manoshi Roychowdhury, Co-Chairperson, Techno India Group.

Highlights of the Evening:

Inaugural Speech & Felicitation: Eminent dignitaries, including senior officials from CBSE and the Ministry of Education, delivered thought-provoking speeches emphasizing innovation and collaboration in education.
Cultural Showcase: The evening featured dynamic performances, including:
Aabahon– A tribute to Bengal’s cultural richness, presented by students of Techno India Group Public Schools (TIGPS).
Dance performances by students from Abhinava Bharti High School, Airforce School Barrackpore, and DAV Public School Taratala.
Tribute to Salil Chowdhury – A soulful musical tribute performed by TIGPS students.
Mile Sur Mera Tumhara – A collaborative dance performance by TIGPS Garia.
Networking & Exploration: Delegates explored cultural stalls showcasing Bengal’s heritage, promoting camaraderie and exchange of ideas among educators.

The conference served as a platform for fostering meaningful discussions, celebrating educational milestones, and promoting collaboration across CBSE schools. Delegates will participate in enriching sessions on leadership, innovation, and inclusivity in education over the next two days.

“It is an absolute honor to host the 30th National Annual Sahodaya Conference of CBSE in Kolkata for the first time in Eastern India, alongside Kolkata Sahodaya. This gathering celebrates the spirit of collaboration and innovation in education, uniting visionary leaders, educators, and changemakers to shape a future-ready academic ecosystem. At Techno India Group, we believe in the transformative power of education to nurture leadership, inspire creativity, and empower young minds to become global citizens. Let this conference ignite meaningful dialogues and pave the way for an inclusive and impactful education system that bridges tradition and modernity.This milestone event underscores our commitment to fostering a vibrant platform for dialogue, collaboration, and growth in the education sector. It celebratesIndia’s academic landscape’s diversity, resilience, and potential, where every idea contributes to the collective journey toward excellence. Through this conference, we aim to inspire actionable strategies that empower educators to shape not just careers but also the character of future generations together, we can envision a better tomorrow through the lens of innovation and shared purpose”, said Prof. Manoshi Roychowdhury, Co-Chairperson, Techno India Group.

The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Ms. Sunita Arora, Joint Secretary of the CBSE Sahodaya School Complex, Kolkata Chapter, expressing gratitude to all participants and contributors for making the evening a grand success.

9th December 2024: FUJIFILM India a leading player in imaging technology, proudly announces the installation of the 100th ApeosPro C650 Machine at M Creation Photography in Vadapalani, Chennai. This significant milestone underscores Fujifilm’s unwavering commitment to empowering businesses, particularly small enterprises, with cutting-edge printing solutions designed to drive innovation and growth. The ApeosPro C650 Machine was inaugurated by Mr. Koji Wada, Managing Director, FUJIFILM India, marking a significant step forward in the company’s mission to support business transformation.

The ApeosPro C650/C750/C810, a trusted solution for photo printing and beyond, is celebrated for its exceptional versatility, reliability, and advanced features tailored to meet the evolving needs of businesses across industries. With optimized efficiency, the machine streamlines workflows, ensures fast printing speeds, and minimizes downtime for maximum productivity.

Koji Wada, Managing Director, FUJIFILM India shared his excitement, “At FUJIFILM India, we are committed to delivering innovative products and solutions that embody our philosophy of ‘Value from Innovation.’ By blending diverse ideas, unique capabilities, and extraordinary people, we aim to create solutions that bring joy and smiles to the world. The installation of our 100th ApeosPro reflects our commitment to delivering innovative printing solutions that empower small businesses to thrive. We remain dedicated to supporting the growth of our customers by enabling access to reliable, world-class technology, fostering creativity, and driving efficiency in their operations. This milestone underscores our vision to redefine the printing industry with future-ready solutions.”

L. Centhilnathan, Vice President & Head of Division, Photo Imaging, FUJIFILM India, shared insights into the machine’s advanced capabilities and its transformative impact on businesses. He voiced, “The ApeosPro C650/C750/C810 has been instrumental in meeting the diverse needs of our customers. Its ability to deliver superior quality, efficiency, and flexibility makes it an ideal choice for businesses of all sizes. As we celebrate this milestone, we reflect on the positive impact it has had in transforming workflows, enhancing productivity, and unlocking new possibilities for our clients. We are excited to continue our journey of innovation and customer empowerment, setting new benchmarks in printing technology.”

The installation of the 100th ApeosPro C650 Machine is a testament to FUJIFILM India’s dedication to advancing business solutions and fostering growth across industries. This milestone not only highlights the trust and confidence placed in Fujifilm’s cutting-edge technology but also reaffirms the company’s vision of empowering businesses with innovative and reliable solutions. As FUJIFILM India continues to push boundaries in the printing industry, the company remains committed to enabling its customers to achieve excellence, creativity, and efficiency in their endeavors.

Diebold Nixdorf, a world leader in transforming the way people bank and shop, today announced that it is the first ATM solution provider to deploy the Microsoft Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2024 operating system in a live environment. The deployment includes two bank partners in Central Asia, Eurasian Bank and Kapital Bank, and follows the company’s previous announcement that it was the first ATM solution provider to support Windows 11. Implementation of the software deployment will be managed by BS/2, Diebold Nixdorf’s licensed partner in the Central Asia region.

Migrating to the latest operating system ensures a stable and scalable long-term platform for the banks to enhance customer experiences through increased security, speed and usability and effectively meet regulatory compliance standards. Combined with Diebold Nixdorf’s easy-to-service DN Series ATMs, Vynamic® Connection Points 7 and Vynamic Transaction Middleware software, this version of Windows 11 will be supported through October 2034.

Jaivinder Singh Gill, Regional Vice President and Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Middle East, and Africa, Banking at Diebold Nixdorf, said: “We are proud to announce the successful implementation of Windows 11 across multiple customers. The deployment introduces cutting-edge features, strong security and reliability benefits of Windows 11 to the financial institutions. This achievement underscores Diebold Nixdorf’s commitment to driving technological advancements and delivering exceptional value to our clients.”

By Dr. Santosh Chikkaraddy, Sr.Surgical Oncologist, HCG NMR Cancer Center, Hubli

Although rare, thyroid cancer is growing fast and has become common in young women. In the last few years, according to the statistics, it was seen that it is the most common cancer in the population of women aged 20-39 years. While the thyroid cancers are rising in the numbers, this remains an obscure entity which often disguises as a benign lump in the neck. It is crucial to make the young woman aware of the risks, symptoms, and treatment options that are available for thyroid cancer.

Risk Factors and Symptoms
Thyroid cancer often occurs in women aged between 20 and 39 years. Even though the causes of thyroid cancer remain unknown, some risk factors have been identified. Some of these include: family history of thyroid cancer, exposure to radiation especially during childhood, some genetic syndromes such as multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN), and gender: women are more frequently diagnosed than men and three times as likely to develop thyroid cancer than men.

Symptoms of Thyroid Cancer
The symptoms of thyroid cancer can be low-key; they include a mass or nodule in the neck, swelling in the neck, pain in the neck or throat, hoarseness or changes in the voice, difficulty swallowing or breathing, coughing, and a persistent sore throat. In some instances, thyroid cancer may have no noticeable symptoms at all till it has spread to the other parts of the body.

Diagnosis and Treatment
Diagnosis of thyroid cancer is usually a blend of physical examination and imaging tests, along with FNAC. The treatment usually includes surgery or radioactive iodine therapy or a combination of both.

Surgical Treatment: Surgical removal of the thyroid gland, referred to as thyroidectomy, is considered the first and foremost step in the treatment of thyroid cancer.

Radioactive Iodine Therapy: This therapy entails the oral consumption of radioactive iodine, which kills cancerous cells in the body.

Prevention and Detection
Although there are no known methods to ensure thyroid cancer, the risks can be minimized by employing the following: regular check-ups, healthy lifestyle, and avoidance of radiation.

Healthy Lifestyle
Having a healthy lifestyle can help reduce the risks of thyroid cancer. A healthy diet with fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, regular exercise, stress management, and proper sleep can help prevent thyroid cancer. Maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding smoking, and limiting alcohol consumption also helps reduce the risk.

Avoiding Radiation Exposure
Limiting exposure to radiation, especially during childhood and adolescence, can also reduce the risk of getting thyroid cancer. This includes avoiding unnecessary medical imaging tests, such as CT scans, and avoiding exposure to radiation from sources such as nuclear power plants.

Thyroid cancer is a significant health concern for young women in India. While awareness of the risks and symptoms of this condition is essential, the importance of early detection and treatment cannot be overlooked. Being more proactive about our health, making efforts to lower our risk, and seeking medical attention promptly if symptoms occur can help prevent and cure thyroid cancer effectively. Together, we can help reduce the burden of thyroid cancer in India and ensure our citizens lead healthier lives.

December 9, 2024: India overcame Singapore with a commanding 35-22 win on Sunday at the Asian Women’s Handball Championship (AWHC) 2024 in New Delhi, opening up the opportunity for their best-ever finish at the tournament. India, who have never finished above sixth in the competition, will face China on December 10 in the 5th/6th place playoff match.

Charged by the backing of their fans, India opened the placement match against Singapore with high energy, leading 9-6 midway through the first half, thanks to Menika and Bhawana Sharma’s consistent scoring. At the other end, captain Diksha Kumari and goalkeeper Nina Shil–who also saved a penalty and was adjudged Player of the Match–made key saves to keep Singapore at bay. The hosts maintained their overall dominance on the other side of the interval, securing a comprehensive win.

Presented by the World Handball League (WHL) and organised by the Asian Handball Federation, the AWHC has already witnessed this relatively young Indian contingent playing fearlessly against Asia’s best teams, showcasing resilience and grit. In the group stage, India beat Hong Kong-CHN 31-28 in their opening match, lost by two points to the previous edition’s semi-finalists Iran, and recorded the most goals in the group against Japan.

Speaking on her team’s display in the tournament so far, captain Diksha Kumari said: “Our team has shown incredible spirit and resilience throughout this tournament, whether against Hong Kong, Singapore, Iran, and even Japan. Every match has been a learning experience for us and we have pushed ourselves to compete with some of the best teams in Asia at our home. Scoring consistently and staying strong defensively has been our focus, and we’re proud of how we’ve come together as a unit. This journey inspires us to aim higher.”

While the Indian team’s performance at the Championships has shown many positives, it also highlighted the possibilities that can accelerate the national team’s journey and progress, ensuring a pivotal shift from just being underdogs to establishing itself as a strong opponent to reckon with in Asia.

Earlier in the day, China ensured their place opposite India in the 5th/6th place playoff by beating Hong Kong-CHN with a resounding 38-14 scoreline. In the top bracket, meanwhile, South Korea booked their berth in the final–scheduled to be played on December 10, Tuesday–by outclassing Iran 33-20. South Korea will play the victor of the match between Japan and Kazakhstan for the title.

The Parampara Series 2024 from December 4 to December 6, 2024 at Kamani Auditorium displayed creative presentations from renowned artists and torchbearers of their respective traditions.

With the extensive lineup of legendary artists and young icons, this cultural extravaganza exhibited a grand display of classical Indian dance and music. From enticing Kuchipudi performance by Raja Radha Reddy Repertory to Hindustani Vocals by Mahesh Kale, from technical virtuosity and precision performances in Odissi by SRJAN Ensemble to soulful Hindustani Flute recital by Rakesh Chaurasia, and from graceful Mohiniyattam by Neena Prasad & Group to Classical Music by Tal Fry, Parampara Series 2024 enlighten the stage with a great visual spectacle.

The evening was graced by Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat (Union minister of Culture and Tourism), Shri Jayant Chaudhary (Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship), Rajiv Pratap Rudy (Member of Parliament BJP), Abha Dalmia, Vishali Jain, Savitri Jindal, Lakshmi Puri, Aruna Oswal, Shallu Jindal to name a few.

The 28th Edition of Parampara Series (National festival of Dance and Music) exhibited an unparalleled amalgamation of India’s rich cultural heritage through dance and music

Event Details:

Date: 04th – 06th December, 2024

Time: 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM

Venue: Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi

04th December, 2024

Raja Radha Reddy Repertory- Kuchipudi Dance
Mahesh Kale- Hindustani Vocal
05th December, 2024

SRJAN Ensemble- Odissi Dance
Rakesh Chaurasia – Hindustani Flute
06th December, 2024

Neena Prasad & group- Mohiniyattam
Tal Fry- Classical Music

Punjabi music sensation AP Dhillon ignited the stage at MMRDA Grounds in Mumbai on 7th December 2024, marking the triumphant start of his highly anticipated Brownprint India Tour. Presented and produced by White Fox India, the sold-out concert, attended by over 20,000 enthusiastic fans, showcased Dhillon’s undeniable talent and marked a spectacular return to the Indian stage after a three-year absence.

With captivating sets from young music gems Wazir Putar and Nikita Gandhi, Mumbaikars were primed for AP Dhillon’s highly anticipated headlining performance. The energy was electrifying from the moment Dhillon took the stage. His performance was flawlessly executed, demonstrating exceptional vocal prowess and a passionate connection with the audience. The entire show was performed live, highlighting Dhillon’s commitment to authentic artistry. Fans were treated to a captivating display of vocal talent, with his powerful acoustic delivery of ‘Takeover’, ‘Ma Belle’ and ‘Sweet Flower’.

AP Dhillon’s performance was amplified by a stunning production design. A 360° stage, coupled with confetti, pyrotechnics, CO2 jets and flames, created a truly immersive experience delivering every fan an unrestricted view. The sophisticated lighting design, enhanced by the rhythmic flash of phone lights, transformed the venue, drawing the audience into the heart of the performance and creating an unforgettable spectacle.

The setlist was a carefully curated journey through Dhillon’s discography, encompassing evergreen hits such as ‘With You’, ‘Brown Munde’,’ ‘Excuses’ and recent tracks like ‘Brownprint, ‘Losing Myself’ and ‘Bora Bora’. The crowd sang along enthusiastically to every song, creating a powerful atmosphere of shared joy and celebration. The electrifying performance of ‘Insane’ proved to be a particular highlight, sparking a wave of fervent energy throughout the venue and culminating in a well-deserved finale, further demonstrating the artist’s connection with his audience.

AP Dhillon states, “I’ve always prioritized performing live, and getting back on stage in India felt amazing. There’s nothing like the connection you have with the audience during a live show, and it fuels my passion for music.”

Aman Kumar, Co-Founder, White Fox India states, “The turnout for AP Dhillon’s Mumbai show was phenomenal, exceeding all our expectations. It’s a testament to his immense popularity and the incredible talent he brings to the stage. We’re thrilled to be bringing the Brownprint India Tour across the country and anticipate equally successful shows.”

The concert concluded with a resounding ovation, confirming AP Dhillon’s status as a captivating live performer. The Mumbai show served as a powerful testament to his dedication, artistry, and profound connection with his Indian fanbase. The Brownprint India Tour promises to continue delivering exceptional performances across the country.

The Brownprint India Tour is supported by Bhutani Infra, BMW Excellence Club, Dewar’s Xperiences, Cadbury Fuse, Tuborg.

December 9th, 2024: The state-of-the-art cancer care and skin care, Pi Oncology and Amber Skin & Hair Clinics, were unveiled at Kompally, today. The Komapally center was inaugurated by Acharya Satya Narayana, Spiritual Educator, in the presence of Dr Bharat Patodiya, Cancer Specialist and Dr Shalini Patodiya, Senior Dermatologist, other dignitaries, healthcare professionals and community leaders. This facility equipped to provide advanced cancer care and premium aesthetic services, is the third of its kind in Hyderabad, following the successful centres in Gachibowli and Nallagandla which were inaugurated by Dr Nageshwar Reddy, Chairman, AIG Hospitals, earlier.

The Pi Oncology centre has advanced Infrastructure including Breast, prostate, mouth cancer screening, infusion chairs, private cabins, and monitoring systems create a comfortable, supportive environment for patients. The Centre is manned by a team of experienced cancer doctors and certified nurses providing skilled and compassionate care. The Clinic offers a range of services like chemotherapy, surgery, radiation therapy, pain Relief, and advanced Cancer treatments including nutritional counselling and psychological support, to address the full needs of cancer patients.

The Amber Clinics offers premium and advanced cosmetic dermatology treatments tailored to individual aesthetic needs. The treatments include non-surgical facial rejuvenation and wrinkle reduction treatments like Botox and Fillers; sculpting technologies for fat reduction; Tattoo removal using advanced and safe laser technology; personalized treatments designed to enhance skin texture, tone, and elasticity for Skin Rejuvenation; Laser hair removal and Hair Transplantation and PRP/GFC. Some of the unique equipment are triple wavelength laser, cryolipolysis and pelvic muscle tone.

On the occasion, the Center announced free cancer screenings and aesthetic consultations for residents in the neighbourhood, aiming to promote early detection and wellness as part of its commitment to community welfare.

9th November 2024: After a successful launch in Hyderabad and Ahmedabad, where over 100 families and 350+ members participated, the Future 25 event now heads to Rajkot. The event is scheduled to take place on 11th December 2024 at the Shree Pramukh Swami Auditorium, Conference Hall, Raiya Road, Near Sadhu Vaswani Road Corner, from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM.

The event served as a platform for prospective parents exploring premier residential schooling options for their children and have helped them in fostering credibility and confidence in the school, its methodologies and approach to students’ development.

The Future 25 event also provides an opportunity for parents to gain insights and an understanding of how residential schooling can empower students to excel by combining a well-rounded curriculum with innovative teaching methods.in academics, extracurricular activities, and life skills. They can additionally get to interact with the school’s management in person and know more about JAIN International Residential School (JIRS), Bengaluru.