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Hans India
3 days ago
- Politics
- Hans India
Kapil Mishra hails Modi's leadership
New Delhi: As the PM Modi-led NDA government completed 11 years at the Centre on Thursday, Delhi Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra praised the Prime Minister's leadership, calling it a result of the people's unwavering support and trust. 'The blessings of the people have brought us this far. Indian citizens have repeatedly given their mandate to PM Modi. His only goal is to serve the nation, and that commitment has been consistent over the years. That's why we have remained in power for this long,' Kapil Mishra told IANS. The BJP also issued a statement lauding PM Modi's leadership, noting that his tenure has been marked by 'great initiatives, policies, and strategic actions.' PM Modi first took the oath as Prime Minister on May 26, 2014, and assumed office for a third term on June 9, 2024.
The Hindu
4 days ago
- Politics
- The Hindu
Kapil Mishra inaugurates ‘Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan' in Delhi, scheme to facilitate direct interaction between farmers and scientists
Delhi Development Minister Kapil Mishra on Thursday inaugurated 'Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan', a Central government scheme aimed at promoting direct interaction between farmers and agricultural scientists, at Dariyapur village in north Delhi. 'Even I was unaware that Delhi had an agriculture Ministry, but now times have changed. Our government is determined to give Delhi's rural areas their rightful identity. There are farmers in Delhi, there is agriculture, and now an empowered agriculture Ministry is working actively,' Mr. Mishra said. The Minister said that under the campaign, special dialogue camps will be organised at 50 locations across Delhi, where scientists and farmers will engage in direct interaction. 'Scientists will not only share information about modern agricultural techniques but also document the experiences and innovations of the farmers. This will benefit farmers and ensure their contributions are reflected in future agricultural policies,' he said. Mr. Mishra also issued a stern warning to those involved in black marketing of fertilizers. 'Stop the black marketing of fertilizers immediately or the government will not hesitate to take strict legal action. Compromising farmers' rights will not be tolerated,' he said.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Shows Of India: Shaping the Future of Live Entertainment in India
The fifth edition of 'Shows Of India' held at The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel, Delhi. The event attracted over 1,000 attendees from across the country, providing a platform for professionals in concerts, festivals, branded content, cultural experiences, and entertainment IPs to come together for dialogue and collaboration. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The two-day event featured a diverse mix of policymakers, business leaders, and creative professionals who are actively shaping India's live events industry. Notable attendees included Shri Kapil Mishra, Chairperson of the Delhi Tourism and Culture Committee; Harindra Singh, Chairman of Percept and Founder of Sunburn; Sonali Singh, Founder of Ripple Effect Studios and manager to Diljit Dosanjh; and comedian Harsh Gujral, who was recognised with the Global Live Honour for Breakout Live Artist. The conference featured panel discussions and keynote talks that focused on key trends and challenges in the live entertainment sector. In his remarks, Deepak Choudhary, Founder and Managing Director of EVENTFAQS, noted, "The event offers a current reflection of the live entertainment economy, as well as insight into its future. The range of participants confirms that live experiences are now integral to brand engagement, content creation, and audience interaction. ' With a focus on industry development, policy frameworks, and creative innovation, 'Shows Of India' continues to serve as a key forum for stakeholders invested in the evolution of India's live events and entertainment landscape.
New Indian Express
4 days ago
- New Indian Express
Operation Sindoor: Installation inaugurated at Dilli Haat
NEW DELHI: An installation based on Operation Sindoor dedicated to the valour of the Indian Armed Forces was inaugurated at Dilli Haat by Art and Culture Minister Kapil Mishra on Wednesday. The installation highlights how the Indian forces destroyed terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and PoK. Noting its significance, Mishra expressed, 'The Operation Sindoor installation is an effort to pay tribute to the courage and sacrifice of the Indian Army. This installation will serve as a reminder to both Indian citizens and international visitors of the extraordinary bravery and heroism of the Indian soldiers.' In a symbolic gesture, visitors were invited to apply 'sindoor' (vermilion) at the installation as a 'tilak' in tribute to the armed forces. The Tourism Department of the Delhi government has planned to set up similar installations at various locations in the city as part of the initiative. The installation in Dilli Haat will remain on display for the next 15 days, officials said.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
New installation at Dilli Haat to honour Indian armed forces
Art and culture minister Kapil Mishra inaugurated an installation at Dilli Haat dedicated to Operation Sindoor, honouring the Indian armed forces' valour in destroying terrorist hideouts. NEW DELHI: An installation based on Operation Sindoor , dedicated to the valour of the Indian armed forces, was inaugurated at Dilli Haat by art and culture minister Kapil Mishra on Wednesday. The installation highlights how Indian forces destroyed terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. In a symbolic gesture, visitors were invited to apply 'sindoor' (vermilion) at the installation as a 'tilak' in tribute to the armed tourism department of Delhi govt plans to set up similar installations at other places in the city. Mishra said that the installation was aimed at honouring the courage and sacrifices of the Indian Army. He stated that it would serve as a reminder of the bravery and heroism of Indian soldiers for the visitors. Meanwhile, Mishra held an interactive meeting at Delhi Secretariat with renowned artists from various disciplines. He listened to their ideas and said that these would be incorporated into govt's upcoming initiatives. The artists proposed that art and culture-related events be organised in all legislative constituencies to provide platforms for emerging talent. They also suggested the construction of a cultural complex dedicated to talented people living in slum areas. Additionally, they demanded the creation of a dedicated digital portal for artist registration and recognition. TNN
