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Mint
02-07-2025
- Business
- Mint
Fintech Veteran Prabhakar Tiwari to launch Share India-backed ‘Project Drone'
Stock Market Today: Fintech veteran Prabhakar Tiwari is set to launch Share India-backed 'Project Drone', which is a WealthTech venture and backed by Share India Securities Limited. In its press release dated 30th June, 2025, Share India Securities Limited announced the initiative In its press release on the National Stock Exchange of India and the BSE of the Bombay Stock Exchange, Share India Securities said that marking a bold leap from corporate leadership to entrepreneurship, the fintech industry veteran Prabhakar Tiwari, having previous experience in leading discount brokers and a renowned name in the digital broking experience, is close to launch of his new WealthTech venture. The Prabhakar Tiwari's Wealthtech Venture is Project Drone, with Share India as a strategic partner, which is in the process of obtaining relevant approvals. Tiwari's new endeavor brings his wealth management expertise in advancing digital transformation and customer-centric innovation to the forefront, marking his shift from seasoned fintech executive to startup founder in this field. By providing clever, technologically advanced solutions designed for rising and mass-affluent Indians, particularly in Tier 2, 3, and 4 cities, Project Drone seeks to close significant gaps in the country's wealth management ecosystem. Project Drone will use institutional-grade tools modified for retail investors, behavioral finance algorithms, and vernacular-first interfaces to make sophisticated wealth management available to everyone. 'Project Drone embodies my core belief that real fintech disruption comes from solving access and education barriers, not building flashy features.' said Prabhakar Tiwari, Founder & CEO of Project Drone. 'We're building a digital-first, trust-driven platform that empowers underserved investors by offering inclusive wealth solutions beyond metro-centric models. I'm excited to partner with Share India, which has experience in institutional-grade trading technology and in-house capabilities to accelerate this mission with speed, scale, and purpose.' said Tiwari. Disclaimer: The views and recommendations above are those of individual analysts or broking companies, not Mint. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making any investment decisions.
Time of India
07-06-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Reports of 11 under lens negative; active Covid cases at 4 in city
Bhopal: The reports of 11 samples from suspected Covid-19 patients were received on Saturday; all tested negative. Overall, a total of 9 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Bhopal since April this year. In April, there was 1 case, in May 3 cases, and in June 5 positive cases were identified. Currently, there are 4 active cases. One patient was hospitalised due to other illnesses and tested positive for COVID during those examinations. Three individuals, who were asymptomatic, were advised to stay at home and take precautions. Five individuals recovered and are symptom-free, said official sources. Continuous monitoring is being conducted to ensure the infrastructure and delivery of health services, sources said. Recently, mock drills were organised in health institutions to evaluate the supply of medical oxygen and the efficiency of oxygen plants. Dr Prabhakar Tiwari, CMHO Bhopal, stated that health institutions have been instructed to follow protocols based on symptoms. Free consultations are available at all govt health institutions. The public is urged to seek medical advice for testing and treatment if needed. Avoid self-diagnosis and self-medication. There is no need to fear COVID, but caution is necessary. COVID can be dangerous for individuals with low immunity, such as cancer patients, dialysis patients, and those with co-morbidities like diabetes, so they should take special precautions, he said.
Time of India
01-06-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Beware of common & silent non-alcoholic liver disease
Bhopal: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease can be a silent disease that shows few or no symptoms but can escalate to serious liver damage. It is a common ailment as well, one that you should be beware of. A state-wide initiative for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease screening began from June 1, including in Bhopal, targeting citizens aged above 30 years. According to a press release, this initiative focuses on awareness, early detection, treatment and prevention of liver-related ailments. The govt of Madhya Pradesh has established a partnership with the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences, New Delhi through an MoU. Earlier on May 21, the governor and the chief minister officially inaugurated this campaign on May 21. The programme involves initial screening by Asha workers for suspected NAFLD cases. They will collect data on BMI exceeding 23, waist circumference surpassing 80 cm in women and 90 cm in men, and diabetes history. Suspected cases will be reported to community health officers and workers. Participants will receive guidance on consuming home-available nutritious food and avoiding alcohol and tobacco, with regular follow-ups. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Encontre voos low-cost Voos | Anúncios de Pesquisa Saiba Mais Undo Medical professionals will conduct platelet count, SGOT (AST), SGPT (ALT) tests based on FIB-4 score calculations, followed by FIBROSCAN when medically indicated. Chief medical and health officer (CMHO) Bhopal, Dr Prabhakar Tiwari, emphasised that regular check-ups for non-communicable diseases can reduce illness severity. The non-communicable disease control programme and viral hepatitis control programme offer free services for liver-related issues. Previously, the Nirogi Kaya Abhiyan campaign screened for various non-communicable diseases, including high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, reaching over 50,000 people. Field health workers received training about liver function, related issues, symptom identification, dietary advice, exercise recommendations, lifestyle guidance and BMI calculations. The liver performs crucial functions continuously, including blood purification, toxin removal, nutrient storage, energy regulation, blood clotting maintenance, and production of bile, proteins, vitamins and minerals. Common liver conditions include fatty liver, fibrosis, hepatitis, cirrhosis and liver cancer.
Time of India
31-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Statewide TB awareness drive from June 1
Bhopal: A state-wide Intensive TB Free India Campaign will begin on June 1, with Bhopal among the key districts where health workers will reach out to vulnerable populations at transport hubs, health centres and industrial sites, officials said on Saturday. Dr Prabhakar Tiwari, Chief Medical and Health Officer of Bhopal, announced that camps would operate at transport hubs, Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, health centres, factories, construction sites, and industrial areas to ensure comprehensive coverage of working-class communities. The initiative focuses on screening, investigating, and treating high-risk patients, following the previous 100-day Nikshay camps held in 23 priority districts from December 7 to March 25, 2025. The campaign specifically addresses diabetics, the malnourished, smokers, alcohol users, former TB patients, contacts and HIV-positive individuals, utilising NAAT and X-ray for diagnosis. The campaign involves collaboration with local bodies, self-help groups, and various health committees. It aims to identify new Nikshay Mitras and TB Champions, whilst conducting awareness programmes through religious leaders, cultural activities, and school events. The initiative includes "Ni-Kshay Saptah" activities across government departments.
Time of India
10-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Indo-Pak conflict: Bhopal hospitals mark rooftops with red cross
BHOPAL: Hospitals in the city are painting large red cross symbols on their rooftops as a precautionary measure amidst rising tensions between India and Pakistan. Tensions escalated between the two countries in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people. Subsequently, India launched Operation Sindoor targeting terror bases in both govt and private, have been instructed to paint large red crosses with white backgrounds."These instructions were issued on May 7. They were issued to both private and govt hospitals, and the majority of the hospitals have already painted them. These instructions were issued as a safety measure by the govt," Chief Medical and Health Officer, Bhopal, Dr Prabhakar Tiwari told hospitals, both JP and Hamidia, have already painted red crosses on their rooftops. "We painted it on May 7 itself on the rooftop as per the precautionary measure and instructions issued," Superintendent of the Hamidia Hospital, Dr Sumit Tandon told major govt hospital in the city, AIIMS, is yet to paint the red cross on the rooftop, but its management has issued instructions to do so on Friday itself. Spokesperson for AIIMS Bhopal, Dr Ketan Mehra said, "Our Director has issued instructions for painting the red cross on the rooftop on Friday. It is likely to be done on Saturday."Sources said that the red cross is an internationally recognised emblem that signifies medical facilities and personnel. Protected under the Geneva Conventions, it serves to shield hospitals and other medical units from attacks during armed Wednesday, mock drills were held in the city as a preparatory and precautionary measure during increasing tensions. The state govt issued guidelines for the drill and other precautionary measures, including marking hospital roofs with a red cross.
