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Business Standard
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
Pidilite announces Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 winners
SMPL Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 30: Pidilite Industries, a pioneer in adhesives and construction solutions and the name behind iconic brands like Fevicol, Fevikwik, and Fevicryl, proudly announced the winners of the Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 Grand Finale -- India's only science-based national art and craft contest for school students. The event was broadcast on Sony TV and Sony YAY, bringing the creativity of young minds into homes across the country. Fevicreate, a flagship initiative by Pidilite, is dedicated to promoting Art Integrated Learning as envisioned in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. With a mission to make learning more engaging and experiential, Fevicreate operates through three key pillars: 1. Fevicreate School Connect Program - Reaching over 15,000 schools across India. 2. Fevicreate Website & App - A digital hub offering 1000+ DIY art and craft activities for children, parents, and educators. 3. Fevicreate DIY Kits - Hands-on kits designed to make learning fun, meaningful, and skill-oriented. At the heart of this movement is Fevicreate Idea Labs, a one-of-a-kind national contest that blends science, sustainability, and creativity. This year's theme, "Wonders of Nature," inspired over 2.4 lakh students from 900 schools to craft innovative solutions to real-world environmental challenges --doubling the participation from last year, a testament to the growing popularity and national relevance of the competition. The competition culminated in a spectacular finale judged by Mandira Bedi (Actor, Supermom, and Craft Enthusiast) and Nayantara Jain (Marine Biologist and Craft Advocate), and hosted by the charismatic Rithvik Dhanjani. Winners of Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 Grades 1-4: * 1st Prize: Thomas Mathew, Rajagiri Public School, Kochi * 2nd Prize: Siddhi Manoj Meshram, Bhavan's B.P. Vidya Mandir, Nagpur * 3rd Prize: Aakansha Tandon, Our Lady Queen of the Missions School, Kolkata Grades 5-9: * 1st Prize: Hrishant Kumar, Jagran Public School, Noida * 2nd Prize: Jivitha Shree, Nathella Vidhyodaya School, Chennai * 3rd Prize: Thaneeksha R, Bangalore International Kids High, Bangalore Kashyap Gala, Senior Vice President for Consumer Products from Pidilite Industries, said, "At Pidilite, we firmly believe that hands-on learning is one of the most impactful ways to foster creativity and curiosity among young minds. Fevicreate Idea Labs has become a platform where science, art, and learning come together, challenging students to think beyond conventional learning methods and use their imagination We are immensely proud to witness how Fevicreate is becoming a platform for these budding innovators to harness the power of crafting to present solutions to real-world challenges." Commenting on the event, Mandira Bedi the judge who is also an Actor, Supermom and Craft Enthusiast, said, "As a mother, I truly understand the value of nurturing creativity from a young age. Art and craft play a vital role in shaping young minds, and Fevicreate Idealabs brought that to life in such a remarkable way. This competition wasn't just about presenting projects, it was more about showcasing ideas and the power of self-expression." "It's truly exciting to witness the creativity and innovation displayed by these young minds at Fevicreate Idealabs. The attention to detail, the originality of ideas, and the focus on sustainability in each project were remarkable. Watching these budding innovators bring their concepts to life was both inspiring and a powerful reminder of how art and science can come together to spark impactful change." said Nayantara Jain a Marine Biologist and a Craft Enthusiast. Commenting on the event, Rohit Sinha, National Head Ad Sales, Sports Cluster and Sony YAY!, said "Fevicreate by Pidilite Industries promotes a "learning by doing" approach, encouraging young minds to explore science and sustainability through art-based projects. Pidilite Industries, a leader in adhesives, sealants, and construction chemicals, is known for trusted brands like Fevicol, Fevikwik, and Fevicryl." About Pidilite: Pidilite Industries Limited is a leading manufacturer of adhesives and sealants, construction chemicals, craftsmen products, DIY (Do-It-Yourself) products and polymer emulsions in India. Our product range also includes paint chemicals, automotive chemicals, art materials and stationery, fabric care, maintenance chemicals, industrial adhesives, industrial resins and organic pigments & preparations. Most of the products have been developed through strong in-house R & D. Our brand name Fevicol has become synonymous with adhesives to millions in India and is ranked amongst the most trusted brands in the country. Some of our other major brands are M-Seal, Fevikwik, Fevistik, Roff, Dr. Fixit, Araldite and Fevicryl. For any further queries, please contact: Adfactors PR Kapil Kulkarni 98202 03787 | Sagar Singh 87704 42068 | (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by SMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
Hindustan Times
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Pidilite announces Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 winners
Mumbai, 30th May 2025: Pidilite Industries, a pioneer in adhesives and construction solutions and the name behind iconic brands like Fevicol, Fevikwik, and Fevicryl, proudly announced the winners of the Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 Grand Finale — India's only science-based national art and craft contest for school students. The event was broadcast on Sony TV and Sony YAY, bringing the creativity of young minds into homes across the country. Fevicreate, a flagship initiative by Pidilite, is dedicated to promoting Art Integrated Learning as envisioned in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. With a mission to make learning more engaging and experiential, Fevicreate operates through three key pillars: At the heart of this movement is Fevicreate Idea Labs, a one-of-a-kind national contest that blends science, sustainability, and creativity. This year's theme, 'Wonders of Nature,' inspired over 2.4 lakh students from 900 schools to craft innovative solutions to real-world environmental challenges —doubling the participation from last year, a testament to the growing popularity and national relevance of the competition. The competition culminated in a spectacular finale judged by Mandira Bedi (Actor, Supermom, and Craft Enthusiast) and Nayantara Jain (Marine Biologist and Craft Advocate), and hosted by the charismatic Rithvik Dhanjani. Winners of Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 Grades 1–4: Grades 5–9: Kashyap Gala, Senior Vice President for Consumer Products from Pidilite Industries, said, 'At Pidilite, we firmly believe that hands-on learning is one of the most impactful ways to foster creativity and curiosity among young minds. Fevicreate Idea Labs has become a platform where science, art, and learning come together, challenging students to think beyond conventional learning methods and use their imagination We are immensely proud to witness how Fevicreate is becoming a platform for these budding innovators to harness the power of crafting to present solutions to real-world challenges.' Commenting on the event, Mandira Bedi the judge who is also an Actor, Supermom and Craft Enthusiast, said, 'As a mother, I truly understand the value of nurturing creativity from a young age. Art and craft play a vital role in shaping young minds, and Fevicreate Idealabs brought that to life in such a remarkable way. This competition wasn't just about presenting projects, it was more about showcasing ideas and the power of self-expression.' 'It's truly exciting to witness the creativity and innovation displayed by these young minds at Fevicreate Idealabs. The attention to detail, the originality of ideas, and the focus on sustainability in each project were remarkable. Watching these budding innovators bring their concepts to life was both inspiring and a powerful reminder of how art and science can come together to spark impactful change.' said Nayantara Jain a Marine Biologist and a Craft Enthusiast. Commenting on the event, Rohit Sinha, National Head Ad Sales, Sports Cluster and Sony YAY!, said 'Fevicreate by Pidilite Industries promotes a 'learning by doing' approach, encouraging young minds to explore science and sustainability through art-based projects. Pidilite Industries, a leader in adhesives, sealants, and construction chemicals, is known for trusted brands like Fevicol, Fevikwik, and Fevicryl.' About Pidilite: Pidilite Industries Limited is a leading manufacturer of adhesives and sealants, construction chemicals, craftsmen products, DIY (Do-It-Yourself) products and polymer emulsions in India. Our product range also includes paint chemicals, automotive chemicals, art materials and stationery, fabric care, maintenance chemicals, industrial adhesives, industrial resins and organic pigments & preparations. Most of the products have been developed through strong in-house R&D. Our brand name Fevicol has become synonymous with adhesives to millions in India and is ranked amongst the most trusted brands in the country. Some of our other major brands are M-Seal, Fevikwik, Fevistik, Roff, Dr. Fixit, Araldite and Fevicryl. For any further queries, please contact: Adfactors PR Kapil Kulkarni 98202 03787 | Sagar Singh 87704 42068 |
India Gazette
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Gazette
Pidilite announces Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 winners
SMPL Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 30: Pidilite Industries, a pioneer in adhesives and construction solutions and the name behind iconic brands like Fevicol, Fevikwik, and Fevicryl, proudly announced the winners of the Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 Grand Finale -- India's only science-based national art and craft contest for school students. The event was broadcast on Sony TV and Sony YAY, bringing the creativity of young minds into homes across the country. Fevicreate, a flagship initiative by Pidilite, is dedicated to promoting Art Integrated Learning as envisioned in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. With a mission to make learning more engaging and experiential, Fevicreate operates through three key pillars: 1. Fevicreate School Connect Program - Reaching over 15,000 schools across India. 2. Fevicreate Website & App - A digital hub offering 1000+ DIY art and craft activities for children, parents, and educators. 3. Fevicreate DIY Kits - Hands-on kits designed to make learning fun, meaningful, and skill-oriented. At the heart of this movement is Fevicreate Idea Labs, a one-of-a-kind national contest that blends science, sustainability, and creativity. This year's theme, 'Wonders of Nature,' inspired over 2.4 lakh students from 900 schools to craft innovative solutions to real-world environmental challenges --doubling the participation from last year, a testament to the growing popularity and national relevance of the competition. The competition culminated in a spectacular finale judged by Mandira Bedi (Actor, Supermom, and Craft Enthusiast) and Nayantara Jain (Marine Biologist and Craft Advocate), and hosted by the charismatic Rithvik Dhanjani. Winners of Fevicreate Idea Labs 2025 Grades 1-4: * 1st Prize: Thomas Mathew, Rajagiri Public School, Kochi * 2nd Prize: Siddhi Manoj Meshram, Bhavan's B.P. Vidya Mandir, Nagpur * 3rd Prize: Aakansha Tandon, Our Lady Queen of the Missions School, Kolkata Grades 5-9: * 1st Prize: Hrishant Kumar, Jagran Public School, Noida * 2nd Prize: Jivitha Shree, Nathella Vidhyodaya School, Chennai * 3rd Prize: Thaneeksha R, Bangalore International Kids High, Bangalore Kashyap Gala, Senior Vice President for Consumer Products from Pidilite Industries, said, 'At Pidilite, we firmly believe that hands-on learning is one of the most impactful ways to foster creativity and curiosity among young minds. Fevicreate Idea Labs has become a platform where science, art, and learning come together, challenging students to think beyond conventional learning methods and use their imagination We are immensely proud to witness how Fevicreate is becoming a platform for these budding innovators to harness the power of crafting to present solutions to real-world challenges.' Commenting on the event, Mandira Bedi the judge who is also an Actor, Supermom and Craft Enthusiast, said, 'As a mother, I truly understand the value of nurturing creativity from a young age. Art and craft play a vital role in shaping young minds, and Fevicreate Idealabs brought that to life in such a remarkable way. This competition wasn't just about presenting projects, it was more about showcasing ideas and the power of self-expression.' 'It's truly exciting to witness the creativity and innovation displayed by these young minds at Fevicreate Idealabs. The attention to detail, the originality of ideas, and the focus on sustainability in each project were remarkable. Watching these budding innovators bring their concepts to life was both inspiring and a powerful reminder of how art and science can come together to spark impactful change.' said Nayantara Jain a Marine Biologist and a Craft Enthusiast. Commenting on the event, Rohit Sinha, National Head Ad Sales, Sports Cluster and Sony YAY!, said 'Fevicreate by Pidilite Industries promotes a 'learning by doing' approach, encouraging young minds to explore science and sustainability through art-based projects. Pidilite Industries, a leader in adhesives, sealants, and construction chemicals, is known for trusted brands like Fevicol, Fevikwik, and Fevicryl.' About Pidilite: Pidilite Industries Limited is a leading manufacturer of adhesives and sealants, construction chemicals, craftsmen products, DIY (Do-It-Yourself) products and polymer emulsions in India. Our product range also includes paint chemicals, automotive chemicals, art materials and stationery, fabric care, maintenance chemicals, industrial adhesives, industrial resins and organic pigments & preparations. Most of the products have been developed through strong in-house R&D. Our brand name Fevicol has become synonymous with adhesives to millions in India and is ranked amongst the most trusted brands in the country. Some of our other major brands are M-Seal, Fevikwik, Fevistik, Roff, Dr. Fixit, Araldite and Fevicryl. For any further queries, please contact: Adfactors PR Kapil Kulkarni 98202 03787 | Sagar Singh 87704 42068 | (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by SMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
Time of India
30-04-2025
- Time of India
India's own Robin Hood: The outlaw who looted millions but won the hearts of millions
Today, where most of the crime stories are often linked to greed and self-gain, once in a while, a story comes up that blurs the line between right and wrong. There have been instances of the scamsters funding orphanages and robbers offering alms at temples. Stories like these leave the public and law enforcement confused about whether such people should be condemned at once, or do their acts of charity deserve a footnote in their record of wrongs? Can good deeds lead to wrongdoings? Is morality a matter of intent or action? These grey areas make good stories, especially when the main character is as attention-seeking as their crimes. A similar story has come up about a thief who is spiritually bent, but with a criminal record a mile long, Meet Shivprasad, the devout thief Shivprasad is not your typical career criminal who has been arrested recently by Ashok Nagar police in Kalaburagi of Karnataka. Though wanted in over 260 theft cases across the region, what sets him apart is not just his skill in housebreaking, but what he did with the stolen wealth. Setting himself apart from the regular thieves, he instead funded temple feasts, sponsored food for patients in hospitals, and donated lakhs to religious institutions, believing these acts would cleanse his sins. Kalaburagi Police Commissioner explained the unusual case: "This thief would target large homes, steal, and then try to redeem himself by donating to the poor, patients in hospitals, and sponsoring food worth lakhs in temples. He believed these acts would cleanse his sins." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Invest $200 in Amazon without buying stocks to earn a second salary Marketsall Sign Up Undo Shivprasad is full of tactics Shivprasad's tactics were just as calculated as his charity. Before each heist, he would coat his fingertips with super glue like Fevikwik or Fevicol to avoid leaving fingerprints at crime scenes that helped him evade arrest for years. From stealing gold, silver, and wads of cash, his loot ran into the lakhs. But instead of spending it on a lavish lifestyle, he redirected much of it to what he believed were sacred purposes. Among the evidence recovered was 412 grams of gold worth around ₹30 lakh, a significant portion of which had already been donated to temples. In one instance, he reportedly gave ₹5 lakh to a prominent temple in Maharashtra. In another, he organized a mahaprasad or a grand community meal in Latur district that fed thousands, none of whom suspected their meal was courtesy of a master thief. Despite his criminal background, Shivprasad's exceptional tactics have led him to be compared to legendary figures. 'The Robin Hood of the Deccan?' some have asked, noting the parallels between his actions and the folklore hero who robbed the rich to give to the poor except this version comes with bhajans, prasads, and temple bells. While the police aren't swayed by his intentions, the case has certainly made his deeds interesting.
The Independent
06-02-2025
- Health
- The Independent
Nurse suspended for using superglue to seal child's wound
A nurse at a government hospital in southern India has been suspended for using commercial adhesive instead of stitches to treat a child's wound. The incident occurred on 14 January when Gurukishan Annappa Hosamani, 7, was brought to the Adoor Primary Health Centre in Haveri district of Karnataka state. The child was reportedly bleeding from a wound on his cheek. The nurse, identified by local media by her first name Jyoti, reportedly told the parents using the adhesive would prevent scarring on the child's face and claimed that she had been practising this method of closing wounds for years. Concerned by the nurse's response, the child's parents recorded a video in which she can be heard saying: 'I thought applying Fevikwik would be a better solution, and if it didn't work we would have referred him for further treatment.' Fevikwik is a popular multipurpose adhesive brand. The parents also filed a complaint with the Health Protection Committee. The video sparked public outrage, prompting district health authorities to intervene. But instead of suspending the nurse for medical negligence, they transferred her to another health facility on 3 February, causing a fresh wave of anger. That is when she was suspended. 'If a nurse can take such a decision so lightly, imagine the risks in other remote health centres,' an unidentified local activist told the news outlet South First. In a statement on Wednesday, the Commissioner's Office of Health and Family Welfare Services said: 'Fevikwik is an adhesive solution not permitted for medical use under regulations. In this case, the staff nurse responsible for dereliction of duty by using Fevikwik for the child's treatment has been suspended following a preliminary report and pending further investigation as per rules.' The previous day, relatives of the nurse had gathered at the hospital and demanded her suspension be cancelled, The New Indian Express reported. 'No harm has been caused to the kid and suspension should be revoked,' a relative of the nurse was quoted as saying. The child is reported to be in good health and authorities are monitoring for any adverse effects. 'Fevikwik should not be used on any wounds,' Dr MS Mahesh, a plastic surgeon at Aster CMI Hospital in Bengaluru city told the South First. 'Though it may not cause much harm if used on the surface of the skin, using the adhesive inside deeper cuts may cause infections and other complications. A medicated superglue could have been used if the cut was superficial.'
