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Ujjain to host Spiritual & Wellness Summit, showcasing India's holistic future
Ujjain to host Spiritual & Wellness Summit, showcasing India's holistic future

Time of India

timea day ago

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Ujjain to host Spiritual & Wellness Summit, showcasing India's holistic future

Advertorial Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads (This article is generated and published by ET Spotlight team. You can get in touch with them on etspotlight@ The revered city of Ujjain, nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, is poised to become the epicentre of a transformative dialogue on June 5 as it hosts the Spiritual & Wellness Summit. Designed as a confluence of ancient traditions and contemporary health paradigms, the summit will be attended by renowned spiritual leaders, wellness practitioners, Ayurveda experts, yoga masters, mental health professionals, sustainability advocates, and summit will be inaugurated in the presence of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, whose keynote address will reflect on Ujjain's spiritual legacy and its emergence as a modern-day nucleus for yoga, Ayurveda, and meditative day's agenda will be anchored by compelling panel discussions that aim to bridge time-honoured wisdom and modern wellness. One of the cornerstone dialogues, titled 'Ideating The Partnership Model', will bring together thought leaders such as Raghwendra Kumar Singh, Principal Secretary, DIPIP; Mukund Prasad, Director, Leisure Hotels Group; Swami Chaittanya Hari, Founder of Yoga Nisarga undefined Dr. Ramesh Varier, MD, AVN Group; and Dr. Megha KL, Lead, Strategic Projects, Apollo AyurVAID. The conversation will focus on evolving collaborative frameworks that harmonise traditional health systems with contemporary wellness key highlight will be the session on 'Building Wellness Ecosystem undefined Dheeresh Khare, President, CREDAI Madhya Pradesh; Mona Walia, Vice President, Kairali Ayurvedic Group; Himanshu Rai, Director, IIM Indore; Vijay Thakkar, celebrity fitness and wellness expert; and Shubham Agnihotri, Co-founder & Vice Chairman, Taiwan India Ayurveda sessions will dive deep into the integration of spirituality with mental health, sustainable living, and holistic wellness ecosystems, shaping a shared vision for individual and collective policymakers and wellness innovators gather in Ujjain, the summit not only underscores the city's evolving identity as a spiritual and wellness destination, but also reinforces India's broader commitment to holistic, inclusive, and sustainable health. This landmark event is expected to catalyse new partnerships, ignite transformative ideas, and carve a future where tradition and innovation walk hand-in-hand on the path to well-being.

From Code to Corridors: How Dubai is Building a Tech-First Policy and India-Focused Scale
From Code to Corridors: How Dubai is Building a Tech-First Policy and India-Focused Scale

Time of India

time22-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

From Code to Corridors: How Dubai is Building a Tech-First Policy and India-Focused Scale

From Code to Corridors (ET Spotlight) 35:13 Min | May 22, 2025, 3:03 PM IST What does it take to turn a sandbox into a globally-competitive innovation ecosystem? In this episode of Live, Work & Play in Dubai, we sit down with Dr. Marwan Al Zarouni, CEO of AI at Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) and CEO of Dubai Blockchain Center (DBCC), to decode the blueprint behind Dubai's digital transformation—from AI regulation and startup readiness to blockchain strategy and the city's expanding corridor with India. Dr. Marwan shares personal anecdotes, including lea ...Read More rning to code in Arabic at age eight, and unpacks how Dubai's policy approach — agile, feedback-led, and human-centric — is helping entrepreneurs, regulators, and technologists co-create the city's future. From digital identity and single-window platforms to Golden Visas and Unicorn 30, this episode explores how Dubai is not just anticipating the future, but building it. ...Read Less

Dubai's Design Thinking Transformation: An Emerging Global Model for Smart Governance
Dubai's Design Thinking Transformation: An Emerging Global Model for Smart Governance

Time of India

time19-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Dubai's Design Thinking Transformation: An Emerging Global Model for Smart Governance

Dubai's Design Thinking Transformation (ET Spotlight) 29:45 Min | May 19, 2025, 12:02 PM IST Live, Work & Play in Dubai – Ft. Vera Futorjanski In this forward-looking episode of Live, Work & Play in Dubai, we're joined by Vera Futorjanski—global innovation strategist and founder of Veritas Ventures—to discuss Dubai's evolving approach to embedding innovation within governance. The episode dives into how Dubai transformed itself into a testing ground for emerging technologies by incorporating foresight tools such as scenario planning and future trends analysis into public policy design. ...Read More Futorjanski recounts the early days of Dubai Future Accelerators, where government entities partnered with global startups to pilot technologies such as blockchain and experimental concepts like the Hyperloop and urban air mobility. She also reflects on Dubai's emphasis on public-private experimentation and cross-border collaboration, and how the city has emerged as a leader in the UAE's policy-driven innovation push, with growing global visibility.. The episode is a deep dive into how long-term strategic planning paired with agile execution can influence urban development in the digital age, shaping the cities of tomorrow. ...Read Less

Little to no proficiency in French? No problem. Your path to 200+ French degrees starts with Classes Internationales
Little to no proficiency in French? No problem. Your path to 200+ French degrees starts with Classes Internationales

Time of India

time01-05-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

Little to no proficiency in French? No problem. Your path to 200+ French degrees starts with Classes Internationales

Advertorial Classes Internationales, launched by the French Embassy in India and Campus France, offers Indian students a structured path to prestigious French universities. This one-year foundation program, requiring only elementary French, grants access to over 200 degrees. With expanded reach and industry linkages, it aims to welcome 30,000 Indian students by 2030, providing full integration support and career development opportunities. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads A streamlined path from language learning to university admission Full integration support—from orientation to housing and life in France Career development through access to the France Alumni and local internship networks No wasted time: France's three-year undergraduate degree (Licence) keeps students on pace with—or ahead of—their Indian counterparts Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads (This article is generated and published by ET Spotlight team. You can get in touch with them on etspotlight@ More and more students dream of moving to a foreign land, expanding their horizons. Students in India are no different. The dream of studying abroad now has a clear, structured, and accessible route into some of France's most prestigious universities, thanks to Classes Internationales, a programme that is quickly redefining how global education is pursued. With no prior fluency in French and backed by dedicated institutional support, this initiative is not just opening doors; it is building the bridge in 2024 by the French Embassy in India and Campus France, Classes Internationales is now entering its second edition with expanded reach, deeper institutional partnerships, and alignment with France's national goal of welcoming 30,000 Indian students by 2030, as announced by President Emmanuel Macron during his 2024 visit to overseas students, more than 30 prestigious French universities offer Classes Internationales, a one-year foundation programme. More than 200 university degrees taught in French are directly accessible to Indian high school enrolling in full undergraduate programmes in disciplines including engineering, business, the arts, design, and the social sciences, applicants go through a rigorous academic and language preparatory phase. Entry does not require fluency in French, just at an elementary level. To ensure that they are academically and linguistically equipped by the time they graduate, students learn the language throughout the the years, France has positioned itself as an affordable yet high-quality education hub for international students. Classes Internationales takes this a step further by offering:Many programmes are also offered in apprenticeship mode, where students split their time between classroom learning and paid, hands-on work experience in a relevant industry. After just one year in France, international students become eligible for apprenticeship status, giving them a practical edge and, in many cases, eliminating tuition fees Dr. Thierry Mathou, Ambassador of France to India, states, "Classes Internationales is a testament to the strong and growing educational ties between India and France. This initiative not only opens doors to world-class French education for Indian students but also fosters cultural exchange and mutual understanding, essential pillars of the Indo-French partnership. By empowering young minds through this programme, we are building a future where knowledge and collaboration transcend borders."If you are completing high school by summer 2025, turning 18 before year-end, and have an A2 level in French, you are eligible.A2 is a basic conversational level under CEFR, often achieved through school-based instruction. If not, Alliances Françaises across India offer fast-track courses to help students reach beginners can apply: some institutions may offer conditional admission if the student completes French training before over 30 participating institutions, this second edition offers a wider academic selection than ever before. Programmes are available across a diverse range of fields, including arts, social sciences, engineering, humanities, design, and more. What remains consistent is the structured pathway: one year of foundational preparation, followed by direct access to a French-taught undergraduate year also brings stronger linkages to industry through expanded apprenticeship opportunities. For Indian students and their families, this means a highly practical benefit—many graduates will finish their degrees with paid work experience, no student debt, and immediate job prospects in France or to Classes Internationales is simple: Click here to explore the programmes, and contact the institutions directly. There are no centralised exams—admissions are based on your academic performance and motivation. The French Embassy provides essential support through its Alliances Françaises network across India, helping you meet the required French proficiency and prepare for your are open now until May 15, 2025, for those with an A2-Level proficiency in French. If you are a beginner, you can start French training through Embassy-supported pathways, with some programmes offering a second intake in January 2026. Classes Internationales is more than a study programme—it is your gateway to world-class education, cultural immersion, and career opportunities. Apply before May 15, 2025, and take the first step towards your future. For more details, visit the platform or reach out to the institutions listed.

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