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Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Celebrate Pride month with Pride brunch
Celebrate Pride month with Pride brunch Celebrate Pride month with Sunday Pride Brunch held at The LaLiT as part of the Pride Month celebrations. Blending the spirit of Pride Month with live drag acts, the brunch features spontaneous performances by Delhi-based drag artist group Seventeen Sins. The performances are unannounced, keeping the surprise alive for guests throughout the afternoon. In addition to music and movement, the brunch also includes tarot readings, a tattoo artist, and make-up sessions for both children and adults. The food, curated by Chef Ravi Kant, brings together global and Indian flavours. Signature salad items include beet-marinated burrata, goat cheese mousse, and lamb couscous. Live counters serve rainbow pasta, sushi, waffles, pancakes, and a variety of Indian street food. Mains range from truffle chicken to traditional dishes like sarson da saag with makki ki roti . The dessert section offers themed items such as rainbow cheesecake, funfetti cupcakes, swiss rolls, and live candy floss, along with a chocolate fountain. "Inclusion is not just a value, it's a lived experience grounded in our belief that everyone deserves to belong. Our Pride Brunches are a celebration of love, identity and individuality served with warmth, joy and a host of surprises. We're proud to create safe and welcoming spaces where everyone is free to be who they are, unapologetically. ' Rocky Kalra, Vice President – Operations, The LaLiT Suri Hospitality Group. You can attend the event every Sunday throughout the month of June. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .

The Hindu
2 days ago
- Politics
- The Hindu
World Day against Child Labour observed in Chittoor district
As part of the campaign held against child labour, the Chittoor-based NGO Rural Education and Liberty (REAL) on Thursday announced that its volunteers, in collaboration with Just Rights for Children (JRC), rescued as many as 40 children from exploitative labour across the district in the last one year. The REAL and JRC functionaries were taking part in the World Day Against Child Labour celebrations, here on Thursday. REAL director S. Rama Rao called on the Central and State governments to come up with proper funding and free education for up to 18 years, as the 'right deterrents against child labour issues,' and the creation of a dedicated rehabilitation fund for rescued children. He highlighted the growing efforts in combating child labour and stressed the importance and urgent need for strict enforcement, victim rehabilitation, and zero tolerance against child labour. JRC convenor Ravi Kant, meanwhile, said that India's commitment to International Labour Organisation Convention 182 held great importance. He said that the NGO had so far rescued over 85,000 children and initiated legal proceedings in more than 54,000 cases in two years across the country. The twin agencies said they had organised awareness campaigns across Chittoor, with undertakings from the community to eliminate child labour and usher in the right to education and dignity.


Time of India
26-04-2025
- Time of India
Maoist explosives found in Boudh
Bhubaneswar: Security forces on Saturday seized a large cache of Maoist explosives and materials, including 36 detonators and 33 gelatin sticks , during a search operation in a forest near Kanagun village under Manamunda police limits in Boudh district. Two IPS officers sent on central deputation: Two IPS officers were on Saturday sent on central deputation. Both have been appointed senior officers in the BSF. Ravi Kant, a 1998-batch IPS officer, has been appointed as IG, BSF. Mitrabhanu Mohapatra, 2010-batch IPS has been transferred as DIG, Bhubaneswar: Security forces on Saturday seized a large cache of Maoist explosives and materials, including 36 detonators and 33 gelatin sticks, during a search operation in a forest near Kanagun village under Manamunda police limits in Boudh district. Two IPS officers sent on central deputation: Two IPS officers were on Saturday sent on central deputation. Both have been appointed senior officers in the BSF. Ravi Kant, a 1998-batch IPS officer, has been appointed as IG, BSF. Mitrabhanu Mohapatra, 2010-batch IPS has been transferred as DIG,