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Sensex Slips 140 Points, Nifty Below 25,700 IT Stocks Under Pressure Ahead of Q3 Results

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Team Happen Recently
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Sensex

Weak global cues, foreign fund outflows, and cautious sentiment drag markets lower; TCS and HCL Tech trade in red.

The Indian equity markets opened on a cautious note on Monday, January 12, 2026, tracking weak global sentiments, mixed crude price movement, and continuous foreign fund outflows. The BSE Sensex began the session on a negative trend, falling 140.93 points to 83,435.31, while the Nifty 50 also slipped 14.25 points to open at 25,669.05.

This subdued start comes after a volatile week where both benchmark indices struggled to maintain momentum amid global uncertainties and sector-specific earnings expectations.

Weak Start Amid Global Headwinds

Domestic equities mirrored the weakness witnessed in most global markets. Uncertainty over the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate path, fluctuating crude oil prices, and renewed geopolitical tensions weighed on investor sentiment. Asian peers also opened mixed, with investors choosing to remain on the sidelines ahead of key macroeconomic data releases scheduled later this week.

Back home, the broader market indices also opened weaker, with the BSE Midcap index declining 0.20% to 46,840.25, and the BSE Smallcap index losing 0.53% to trade near 49,648.44. Market breadth was largely negative — 454 stocks traded in the green, 2,235 were in the red, and 72 remained unchanged during the early trading session, indicating a wide-ranging sell-off across sectors.

IT Stocks in Focus Ahead of Q3

The start of the Q3 earnings season kept investors cautious, particularly regarding performance in the technology sector. Market leaders such as Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCL Technologies traded in the red in early sessions as investors awaited their third-quarter results to assess the impact of global demand slowdown and currency fluctuations.

According to analysts, IT firms are expected to witness margin pressure amid softer discretionary spending by global clients. However, steady deal pipelines and operational efficiency could cushion the downside for larger players like TCS and Infosys.

“IT stocks are likely to stay volatile this week as investors position themselves for the Q3 results. While cost optimization measures and deal wins may provide some support, cautious client spending in BFSI and retail sectors may weigh on expectations,” said an equity analyst with a leading brokerage firm.

Sensex Gainers and Losers

Despite the weak opening, a few heavyweight stocks saw buying interest. Asian Paints, Mahindra & Mahindra, ITC, Sun Pharma, and HCL Tech emerged as early gainers among the Sensex constituents. Asian Paints led the gains with an uptick of 0.65% during the opening session, indicating strong investor confidence in domestic consumption themes.

On the losing side, Bharat Electronics Ltd. (BEL), IndiGo (InterGlobe Aviation), Eternal, Bajaj Finserv, and Larsen & Toubro (L&T) were under pressure. BEL slipped 1.43%, extending its weak performance from the previous week due to valuation concerns and subdued short-term order expectations.

Institutional Flows: FIIs Continue to Sell

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued their selling spree in Indian equities, offloading shares worth Rs 3,769.31 crore on January 9, 2026. Persistent foreign outflows have been one of the major factors limiting market upside in recent sessions. In contrast, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) remained net buyers, purchasing shares worth Rs 5,595.84 crore on the same day, offering some cushion to the market.

Market experts note that this tug-of-war between FIIs and DIIs could lead to increased volatility in the short term. “If FIIs continue withdrawing funds amid global uncertainty, markets may not sustain gains easily. However, continued domestic inflows through mutual funds and systematic investment plans (SIPs) could prevent a sharp correction,” said Shrikant Chouhan, Head of Equity Research at Kotak Securities.

Technical Outlook: Key Levels to Watch

Technical indicators suggest a cautious trading range in the near term. According to Shrikant Chouhan, “As long as the market trades below the 50-day SMA of 26,000 for Nifty and 84,900 for Sensex, the weak formation may continue. On the downside, 25,600 for Nifty and 83,700 for Sensex will act as immediate support levels. Breaching these could trigger more selling pressure, dragging the indices toward 25,400–25,300 (Nifty) or 83,100–82,800 (Sensex).”

On the flip side, he added that a move above 25,750 for Nifty or 84,200 for Sensex could lead to a short-term recovery up to 25,850–25,900 and 84,500–84,700, respectively.

For Bank Nifty, the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) level of 59,500 remains crucial. A fall below this level could extend the correction toward 58,800–58,500, while a rebound above 59,500 may open the door for a bounce to 59,800–60,000.

Gift Nifty Signals Weak Opening

The Gift Nifty, viewed as a reliable early indicator of Nifty 50 movements, reflected a negative start to the session. It opened with a dip of 20.5 points at 25,795.50, as compared to the previous close of 25,816, reinforcing expectations of a subdued market opening.

The pre-market signals indicate that traders may prefer a wait-and-watch approach ahead of key events including inflation data, IT earnings reports, and updates on crude oil prices.

Sectoral Performance: Mixed Trend Across Sectors

Among the sectoral indices, FMCG, pharma, and auto witnessed selective buying, while IT, metal, and banking sectors dragged the market lower. Defensive sectors like FMCG and healthcare may continue to attract interest if volatility persists through the week.

The Nifty IT index slipped over 0.4% in early trading, while the Nifty Bank and Nifty Metal indices dipped 0.3% and 0.6%, respectively. The Nifty FMCG segment, however, held marginal gains of around 0.2%, supported by renewed demand optimism in consumer staples.

Outlook: Volatility Likely to Persist

Experts expect the Indian market to remain range-bound through the week, with focus shifting to corporate results and macroeconomic indicators. The IT and banking sectors are likely to remain in the spotlight due to their heavy weightage and ongoing earnings season.

Short-term traders are advised to stay cautious and avoid aggressive positions until clarity emerges on global growth outlook and foreign fund flows. Long-term investors, however, might consider using dips in quality stocks for gradual accumulation.

Indore Bhagirathpura Water Tragedy 21 Deaths Spark Congress Fury, Calls It ‘Government Murder’

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Team Happen Recently
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Indore

Rising toll, compensation disputes fuel government-Congress clash; High Court slams negligence in India’s cleanest city

The contaminated water tragedy in Indore’s Bhagirathpura has escalated with the death toll reaching 21, sparking fierce political clashes between the state government and Congress. Congress leaders have labeled these preventable deaths as “government murder,” demanding accountability, higher compensation, and resignations amid rising public outrage.​

Incident Background

Bhagirathpura, a bustling locality in India’s cleanest city Indore, turned into a nightmare starting late December 2025 when residents began reporting foul-smelling, discolored water from Narmada pipelines mixed with sewage. This led to widespread outbreaks of vomiting, diarrhea, kidney failure, and even rare conditions like Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS). Lab tests confirmed sewage contamination, affecting over 3,200 people, with more than 200 hospitalized and several on ventilators.​

Among the victims are vulnerable groups like a six-month-old infant Avyan Sahu, elderly women such as Harkunwar Bai (70), and retired cop Om Prakash Sharma. Families report complaining about leaks for two years, but officials ignored them. As of January 12, 2026, fresh cases continue, with hospitals overwhelmed despite free treatment pledges.​

Government Response and Compensation

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced Rs 2 lakh compensation per family, disbursed to 18 families so far, even as disputes rage over the exact toll—official figures lag behind local reports of 20-21 deaths. Actions include suspending three engineers, dismissing one zonal officer, and forming a three-member probe panel. Tanker supplies, dedicated medical wards, and pipeline repairs (3,000 km network) are underway.​

The Madhya Pradesh High Court slammed authorities, questioning why Indore—eight-time Swachh Survekshan winner—is treated like a “grazing ground” with new IAS officers shuffled in. It ordered top treatment for victims. Urban Development Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya, whose constituency includes the area, faces heat for reportedly dismissing media queries as “fokat” (pointless).​

Congress’s Fierce Backlash

Congress has turned the crisis into a major political flashpoint. MP Congress chief Jitu Patwari led a “Nyay Yatra” (Justice March) with leaders like Digvijaya Singh and Umang Singhar, protesting outside the municipal corporation. They demand Rs 1 crore compensation, criminal cases against officials, Vijayvargiya’s resignation, and a Supreme Court-monitored probe.​

Pawan Khera accused the BJP of “criminal betrayal” under Jal Jeevan Mission and Swachh Bharat, calling it a failure despite Rs 2,450 crore allocated for clean water in Indore. Singhar alleged negligence amounting to murder, with Youth Congress staging symbolic protests using bells (“ghanta”). Over 21 activists were detained briefly. Patwari highlighted 24 years of BJP municipal rule yielding “not even one glass of clean water.”​

Local Anger and Fear

Residents of Bhagirathpura are furious and scared. Mothers like Avyan’s recount mixing poisoned water in milk, while elders lament ignored complaints. “Indore is clean on paper, but our taps spew poison,” said one family member near MY Hospital. Social media erupts with #BhagirathpuraWaterTragedy, questioning civic pride amid GBS cases needing costly Rs 10-15 lakh IVIG treatments.​

The crisis exposes systemic issues: untested quarterly water quality, incomplete infrastructure, and sewage leaks. Tanker dependency breeds distrust, with fears of spread to adjacent areas.​

Political Tensions and Way Forward

Tensions peak as BJP defends probes while Congress vows sustained agitation. Vijayvargiya’s reported RSS office meetings with officials fueled conspiracy claims. This could impact local polls, highlighting urban governance failures despite flagship schemes.​

Madhya Pradesh needs urgent water audits, strict monitoring, and accountability to prevent repeats. Families await justice beyond compensation—the real cost is irreplaceable lives in a preventable tragedy

Cold Wave Intensifies in Madhya Pradesh, Datia Records Season’s Lowest Temperature

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Team Happen Recently
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Cold Wave

Thick fog disrupts daily life across northern MP; weather department warns of continued chill this week.

A thick blanket of fog and plunging temperatures grip Madhya Pradesh as winter conditions tighten their hold over the northern and central parts of the state. With the mercury dipping steadily and visibility falling sharply, daily life in several districts—especially the Gwalior–Chambal region—has been thrown out of gear. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the cold wave is unlikely to ease soon, with foggy mornings and chilly nights expected to persist over the next few days.

Gwalior–Chambal Region Reels Under Severe Fog

The morning hours in Gwalior, Datia, and surrounding areas brought near-zero visibility on Monday, as dense fog enveloped national highways, local roads, and railway tracks. Commuters faced difficulties navigating through poor visibility, while travelers complained of train delays of up to two hours in some routes. The Gwalior–Chambal division recorded some of the lowest temperatures in the state, marking an intense cold phase typical for mid-January but unusually persistent this year.

Datia stood out as the coldest district in Madhya Pradesh with a minimum temperature of 5.4 degrees Celsius, closely followed by Gwalior at 5.6 degrees Celsius, the lowest among the state’s major cities. Residents continued to battle bone-chilling winds blowing from the northwest, causing discomfort, especially during the early morning and night hours.

Major Cities Also Facing Winter Chill

While northern Madhya Pradesh faces the brunt of the fog, central and western districts are witnessing cold conditions as well. Bhopal, the state capital, recorded a minimum of 9 degrees Celsius, indicating a notable drop compared to last week. Indore followed with 9.6 degrees, Ujjain at 9.4 degrees, and Jabalpur at 9.8 degrees Celsius. Across Madhya Pradesh, most districts reported night temperatures dipping below the 10-degree mark.

Weather experts said that cold winds from northern India and limited sunshine due to dense fog are sustaining the chilly conditions. “The existing synoptic conditions suggest that the cold wave will persist for at least another three to four days. Relief is expected only when wind directions shift or cloud movement increases to allow more sunlight,” said a senior IMD official from Bhopal.

District-wise Temperature Overview

Apart from Datia and Gwalior, several other districts recorded very low minimum temperatures:

  • Rajgarh and Pachmarhi: 5.6°C
  • Mandla: 5.9°C
  • Khajuraho: 6.5°C
  • Naugaon, Shivpuri, and Rewa: around 7°C

Cities such as Raisen, Umaria, Damoh, and Sidhi also reported temperatures below 10°C, keeping residents indoors during the early hours. The biting cold has led people to light bonfires on streets and in marketplaces, a common winter scene across Madhya Pradesh.

Visibility Drops Sharply Across the State

The impact of dense fog stretched beyond northern MP, affecting visibility across several zones. According to weather data, visibility in Ratlam, Khajuraho, and Naugaon dropped to between 500 and 1,000 metres, while Datia, Ujjain, Rewa, Satna, and Sidhi saw slightly better visibility but still under 1.5 kilometres in the early morning.
Meanwhile, Bhopal, Indore, and Jabalpur recorded relatively clearer conditions, with visibility ranging from two to four kilometres, yet enough to disrupt smooth traffic movement.

The Madhya Pradesh police have issued cautionary advisories urging vehicle owners to use fog lamps, drive slowly, and avoid unnecessary early morning travel. Many railway passengers were left stranded at stations due to delayed arrivals, particularly in the northern corridors linking Jhansi, Gwalior, and Bina with Bhopal.

Day Temperatures Stay Mild, Limited Sunshine Adds to Chill

The cold wave conditions have not only affected night temperatures but have also prevented day-time relief. On Sunday, maximum temperatures in most districts remained below 25 degrees Celsius, making even mid-day hours relatively cool. In Bhopal, the day temperature barely touched 23°C, while Gwalior and Datia struggled to reach 21°C due to continuous fog and weak sunlight.

Farmers in the Malwa and Bundelkhand regions have expressed concern about the prolonged chill affecting mustard and wheat crops, although agricultural experts say that a short cold spell may actually benefit certain winter crops if frost does not occur.

Cold Wave to Persist Across North and Central MP

The IMD’s regional forecast indicates that both day and night temperatures are expected to remain nearly constant for the next four days. With no immediate western disturbance expected, the situation may improve only by late this week. Meteorologists warn that inland cold winds from Rajasthan and northern India will continue to influence the weather pattern in Madhya Pradesh.

In many homes, residents are using heaters and traditional fireplaces to stay warm. Schools in several northern districts have adjusted morning timings, while outdoor workers—especially those employed in construction and transport—are facing tough conditions due to the biting cold.

Public Alert Issued by Authorities

Authorities have urged residents to take precautions against cold-related ailments. Elderly citizens, children, and people with respiratory issues have been advised to avoid exposure to cold air, especially during early morning and late evening hours. Health officials have also cautioned against sudden temperature changes, recommending the use of layered clothing and proper hydration to avoid dehydration caused by dry air.

In addition, public shelters have been opened by district administrations in places like Gwalior, Datia, and Rewa, offering temporary warmth and safety to homeless people affected by the cold. NGOs and community organizations across Madhya Pradesh have stepped up with blanket distribution drives to support underprivileged groups.

Looking Ahead

As the cold wave continues, residents across Madhya Pradesh remain hopeful for an early change in weather. However, with the IMD predicting no major improvement in the immediate future, the foggy mornings and cold nights are likely to stay for several more days. The state’s northern belt, including Gwalior, Morena, Bhind, and Datia, is expected to remain the coldest, while moderate conditions may prevail in Bhopal and Indore by the weekend.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj State Kabaddi Tournament 2026 Mumbai and Pune Clash for Glory

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Team Happen Recently
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State Kabaddi Tournament 2026

After weeks of intense competition, the men’s final between Mumbai City and Pune Rural promises high drama, skillful raids, and unforgettable sporting spirit.

The spirit of kabaddi, Maharashtra’s soul sport, has once again come alive with the grand finale of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj State-Level Kabaddi Tournament (Men’s Category). The much-anticipated final match between Mumbai City and Pune Rural teams has captured the attention of kabaddi enthusiasts across the state. With power-packed performances, unmatched energy, and a fierce sense of pride, the match promises to be an unforgettable showdown showcasing the best of Maharashtra’s indigenous sporting culture.

The Glory of a Statewide Tournament

The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj State-Level Kabaddi Tournament is not just another sporting event — it’s a celebration of Maharashtra’s legacy, strength, and love for this traditional Indian sport. Organized under the guidance of the state sports department, this annual tournament brings together kabaddi teams from across districts, testing not just physical stamina but also tactical brilliance and teamwork.

This year’s edition has been particularly thrilling, with top-tier competitors from 32 districts vying for the coveted state title. The tournament began with district-level qualifiers before advancing to zonal and state rounds. Each match has seen incredible determination and intense competition, ultimately culminating in the sensational final faceoff between two kabaddi powerhouses — Mumbai City, known for their speed and technique, and Pune Rural, respected for their defensive mastery and team harmony.

An Electric Atmosphere on the Ground

The energy surrounding the final is electric. From local grounds to social media platforms, every corner of Maharashtra is buzzing with excitement. Tens of thousands of kabaddi fans, dressed in their favorite team colors, are thronging the stadium to cheer their hometown heroes. The rhythmic beats of dhols, whistles, and shouts of “kabaddi, kabaddi!” echo through the crowd, creating an atmosphere that reflects the sport’s deep cultural roots.

Local fans describe this match as a battle of equals — a contest of strength and strategy that could go down to the last raid. The anticipation is palpable, and the players are well aware that they are not just representing their teams but carrying the pride of their districts on their shoulders.

Mumbai City: Masters of Speed and Strategy

The Mumbai City team has built a strong reputation throughout the tournament for their lightning-fast raids and tactical precision. Their captain, a seasoned player known for his analytical approach, has guided the team through challenging encounters with calm leadership. Mumbai’s raiders have displayed impressive footwork, deceiving defenders with agile movements and quick escapes.

Their defense lineup has been equally formidable, executing super tackles and backholds with accuracy. The coordination among players has been seamless — every tackle and raid looked like a well-rehearsed move. Their fans believe that Mumbai’s technical edge and adaptability could be the deciding factor in today’s final.

Pune Rural: The Pride of Persistence and Team Spirit

In contrast, Pune Rural’s kabaddi team has shown extraordinary resilience and discipline throughout the tournament. Their emphasis on teamwork and psychological balance has made them one of the most respected competitors. Pune Rural’s defense has been nearly impregnable, with tightly-knit formations and perfectly timed ankle holds that have frustrated even the best raiders.

Their raiders, too, have stepped up at crucial moments, turning defensive games into high-scoring battles. The team’s unity — reflected in every cheer and strategy huddle — showcases the spirit of rural Maharashtra, where talent and determination rise from the soil itself. Their fans describe them as “warriors of the mat,” capable of turning defense into attack within seconds.

Passion of the Fans and the Cultural Connection

Kabaddi is more than a game in Maharashtra — it’s an emotion that connects people across urban and rural lines. The final between Mumbai and Pune has become a cultural event in itself. Public viewing screens have been installed in various towns and villages, allowing thousands to follow the action live. Schools, hostels, and community centers have arranged screenings, and local commentary teams are keeping the excitement alive on FM radio.

On social media, hashtags like #MaharashtraKabaddiFinal, #MumbaiVsPune, and #ShivajiKabaddiCup are trending, with fans passionately discussing strategies, favorite players, and predictions. Former players and kabaddi legends are joining in the conversation, praising the quality of play that this state-level tournament continues to deliver year after year.

A Platform for Youth and Talent Development

The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj State-Level Kabaddi Tournament has become one of the most significant platforms for nurturing local talent. Many state and national-level players began their journey here. The tournament doesn’t just crown winners — it inspires thousands of young boys and girls in Maharashtra’s villages and towns to dream big and pursue sports seriously.

Training camps, fitness sessions, and talent scouting efforts organized alongside the tournament have helped identify promising kabaddi players. With the increasing popularity of the Pro Kabaddi League, the state-level championship has gained even greater importance, offering aspiring players a clear pathway to professional recognition.

Organized Precision and State Support

This year’s tournament has been exceptionally well organized. From venue arrangements to referee management and security, every aspect reflects the professionalism of Maharashtra’s sports administration. The organizers ensured the availability of first-aid medical teams, hydration zones for players, and comfortable seating facilities for spectators.

Officials, volunteers, coaches, and kabaddi federations have worked tirelessly to ensure fair play, discipline, and audience engagement. The involvement of local administrative bodies and support from the sports ministry underscore Maharashtra’s commitment to building a robust sporting ecosystem.

Rewards, Recognition, and the Road Ahead

After the final whistle, the winning team will be awarded the grand Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj State Trophy, along with attractive cash prizes and medals. Individual awards will be presented for the Best Raider, Best Defender, and Emerging Player of the Tournament.

More importantly, both teams’ performances will contribute to their future selection in state and national kabaddi camps. Scouts from various kabaddi leagues are closely monitoring key players, giving many young athletes a chance to advance their professional careers.

Symbol of Strength and Cultural Pride

The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj State-Level Kabaddi Tournament stands as a proud symbol of Maharashtra’s sporting heritage. Named after the great warrior king who embodied courage and unity, the tournament reflects the same values on the mat — discipline, teamwork, and fearless pursuit of excellence.

As the battle between Mumbai City and Pune Rural unfolds, the entire state watches with bated breath. No matter who lifts the trophy, the true victory lies in the resurgence of kabaddi — a sport that continues to bring Maharashtra’s people together, generation after generation.

Unified Web Options & Services Introduces AI Mall™ MVP from Jabalpur, Strengthening India’s AI

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Team Happen Recently
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Gurumukh P. Ahuja

Innovation Landscape India’s artificial intelligence ecosystem is witnessing rapid growth, and a new chapter has begun with the launch of AI Mall™ MVP by Jabalpur-based IT company Unified Web Options & Services Private Limited (UWO). The company has officially announced that the full AI Mall platform and its mobile application will be rolled out in the coming 2–3 months, setting the stage for large-scale AI adoption across sectors.

Established in 2020, UWO operates from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, and has steadily built a reputation for developing future-ready digital systems. The company is spearheaded by Mr. Gurumukh P. Ahuja, Founder and Director, a visionary entrepreneur known for combining business insights with system-level thinking. With more than 13 years of experience in real estate, Mr. Ahuja has also authored nine books based on the Energy, Frequency, and Vibration (EFV) framework, focusing on alignment between humans, technology, and systems.

AI Mall™: Asia’s First Unified AI Ecosystem Platform AI Mall™ is designed to be Asia’s first AI ecosystem platform that removes barriers to AI adoption. Instead of fragmented tools and complex integrations, AI Mall brings everything under one intelligent framework, making artificial intelligence practical for businesses of all sizes.

The platform is powered by AISA™ (AI Super Assistant), a GPT-based intelligence layer developed in-house by UWO. AISA™ acts as the central intelligence engine, capable of understanding business workflows, operational needs, and user intent. This enables AI Mall to deliver contextual, efficient, and scalable AI solutions.

Three Pillars Defining the AI Mall Vision AI Mall™ is structured around three strategic pillars that define its ecosystem-first approach.

The Vendor and Affiliate Ecosystem allows AI companies, startups, developers, and API providers to onboard their solutions onto AI Mall. Through revenue-sharing and affiliate partnerships, vendors gain access to a wider audience while businesses benefit from a curated AI marketplace.

The A-Series AI Agents represent UWO’s in-house innovation. These AI agents are built for specific functional domains such as Sales automation, Marketing intelligence, Operations optimization, Customer Support, and Business Analytics. Offered through subscription and white-label models, the A-Series is designed for enterprises, agencies, MSMEs, and government bodies.

The Unified Intelligence Platform connects all stakeholders—vendors, partners, A-Series agents, and white-label solutions—into one cohesive ecosystem. This ensures seamless communication, centralized intelligence, and better scalability across use cases.

Focus on IP Creation and Skill Development UWO has made significant investments in intellectual property and innovation, holding over 100 registered trademarks and patents across its AI frameworks, platforms, and digital systems.

In parallel, the company is nurturing young talent through its structured Internship Program. Students from Shri Ram Institute and Gyan Ganga College are actively contributing to live AI Mall projects. These internships offer hands-on exposure to real industry challenges in technology, operations, sales, marketing, and strategy.

Commenting on the launch, Mr. Gurumukh P. Ahuja said, “Our vision with AI Mall is to simplify AI adoption while ensuring responsibility and scalability. We want businesses and institutions to feel confident in using AI as a growth enabler.”

With AI Mall™, UWO aims to position India as a key player in the global AI ecosystem, promoting responsible innovation and inclusive growth.

This Masala Season, Pushti Organic Brings Red Chilli Powder the Way Farmers Make It

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Team Happen Recently
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Pushti Organic Red Chilli Powder

As the masala season begins across Indian kitchens, red chillies start arriving fresh from farms. For many families, this is the time to restock spice jars — a yearly routine passed down through generations.

For Pushti Organic, this season is not about higher sales. It is about timing, tradition, and staying close to the way farmers have always prepared spices.

Pushti Organic comes from a farming family based in Bhesan, Gujarat, with five generations of experience in agriculture. Long before spices were packaged and branded, chilli was grown, dried, and ground with patience. That understanding shapes how Pushti Organic prepares its red chilli powder today.

Instead of sourcing year-round bulk stock, Pushti Organic works with farmers during the chilli harvest season. The chillies are carefully selected, naturally dried, and ground in small batches. The brand avoids shortcuts such as ETO (ethylene oxide) treatment, which is commonly used in the spice industry to extend shelf life.

Because of this process, the colour of the red chilli powder remains natural, the aroma stays balanced, and the heat feels familiar — not sharp or artificial. It also means the product is packed in limited quantities and delivered within 3 to 5 days, rather than being stored for long periods.

“We believe masala should be fresh and seasonal,” the team at Pushti Organic explains. “That’s why we encourage customers to buy only what they regularly use.”

By working directly with farmers and removing middlemen, Pushti Organic ensures fair pricing at the source, especially during harvest time when farmers often face pressure from traders. This direct-from-farm approach is central to the brand’s philosophy.

Along with red chilli powder, Pushti Organic currently offers a small range of carefully sourced products including traditional spices, Darjeeling tea sourced from its origin, raw honey, and organic turmeric powder. The focus remains on doing fewer things well rather than expanding quickly.

Looking ahead, Pushti Organic aims to extend this farm-direct model to fresh vegetables, delivering produce straight from fields to urban homes while maintaining transparency and fairness for farmers.

For Ahmedabad’s urban families and young professionals seeking honest food choices this masala season, Pushti Organic offers red chilli powder made with respect for both the crop and the people who grow it.Customers can support this farmer-first initiative by purchasing red chilli powder from Pushti Organic. First-time buyers can use the code FIRST10 to receive 10% off their order.

Dr. Sarabjeet Singh Emerges as a Ray of Hope for Underprivileged Children Through ‘Sarbat da Bhala’ Initiative

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Dr. Sarabjeet Singh

New Delhi: In a time when access to quality education remains a challenge for many underprivileged families, Dr. Sarabjeet Singh has emerged as a beacon of hope for countless children in Delhi. Through his selfless initiative, “Sarbat da Bhala”, Dr. Singh is transforming lives by ensuring that financial hardship does not become a barrier to education, healthcare, and basic human dignity.
The journey of Sarbat da Bhala began humbly, with just two children who were unable to continue their studies due to a lack of resources. What started as a small act of compassion has now grown into a large-scale social movement, providing free education to numerous children from economically weaker sections. Today, the initiative supports students by offering free school admission, tuition fees, books, notebooks, uniforms, and essential school supplies, ensuring a complete educational ecosystem for those in need.
Speaking about his mission, Dr. Sarabjeet Singh strongly believes that education is the foundation of a progressive society. “Education is not a privilege, it is a fundamental right. Only through education can children secure a brighter future. These children are the future of our nation, and if they are educated, our country will progress,” he said. His words reflect a deep-rooted commitment to nation-building through social upliftment.
What sets Dr. Singh apart is not just his vision, but his consistent action on the ground. Sarbat da Bhala is not limited to education alone. The organization actively works in the areas of free healthcare, food distribution, and humanitarian aid, especially for the most vulnerable sections of society. In a city like Delhi, where socio-economic disparity is stark, such efforts have brought relief and hope to many families.
During the harsh winter months, when survival becomes especially difficult for the homeless and underprivileged, Dr. Singh and his dedicated team stepped up with compassion. They organized large-scale distribution of warm clothing, blankets, and nutritious food for those struggling to cope with the cold. Dr. Singh explained that special planning was done to identify and reach people who were most affected during winter, including children, elderly citizens, and daily wage workers.
The impact of these initiatives has not gone unnoticed. Residents of Delhi have widely appreciated Dr. Sarabjeet Singh’s work, recognizing him as a genuine social worker who leads by example. Many families have expressed gratitude for the opportunity their children have received to study with dignity and hope, something they once thought was impossible.
Parents of beneficiary children shared that Sarbat da Bhala has not only changed their children’s academic journey but has also instilled confidence, discipline, and dreams of a better future. Several children supported by the organization are now performing well in school and aspire to become doctors, engineers, teachers, and responsible citizens.
Dr. Singh’s approach is deeply rooted in Indian values of seva (service), humanity, and collective welfare. The name “Sarbat da Bhala,” meaning “welfare of all,” perfectly captures the spirit of his work. His initiative serves as a powerful reminder that meaningful change begins when individuals take responsibility for society’s most vulnerable.
As Sarbat da Bhala continues to expand its reach, Dr. Sarabjeet Singh remains focused on his mission of empowering the underprivileged through education and care. His story is not just one of charity, but of sustainable social development driven by empathy and action.
In an era where true social work is rare, Dr. Sarabjeet Singh stands tall as an inspiration, proving that one person’s dedication can illuminate the lives of many and pave the way for a brighter, more inclusive India.

From Treatment to Transformation: How Happiness Cosmos LLP Is Reimagining Healthcare in India

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happinessrejuvenationcenter

For decades, healthcare in India has followed a familiar pattern: wait for illness, then seek treatment. But as lifestyle diseases rise and medical costs climb, this reactive model is proving insufficient. A quieter but more powerful shift is now underway—one that places prevention, awareness, and daily well-being at the center. At the forefront of this shift is Happiness Cosmos LLP.

Registered under Kerala Startup Mission and Startup India, Happiness Cosmos LLP is building a future where healthcare begins long before disease appears. Its upcoming flagship initiative, HRC – Happiness Rejuvenation Center, reflects this philosophy in action.

A New Kind of Health Space
Unlike conventional clinics, HRCs are designed as holistic well-being centers. They combine preventive health screening, fitness guidance, rejuvenation therapies, and lifestyle support in a single, accessible space. The idea is simple but transformative: help people understand their health early and act on it consistently.

The first HRC will open this January at Peravoor in Kannur. This launch marks the beginning of a larger vision. Over the next three years, the company plans to establish 500 HRCs across South India, creating a decentralized network of preventive care close to communities.

Founder and Chairman Sarayogi Biju Sivanandan describes this expansion as a social intervention. “Healthcare should not start in hospitals,” he notes, “it should start in everyday life.”

Technology That Encourages Healthy Living
Modern prevention needs modern tools. Happiness Cosmos LLP is preparing to introduce the HRC Lifering, a smart fitness ring that tracks essential health indicators and nudges users toward healthier daily habits. Alongside this, the company is developing innovative devices aimed at making preventive care practical, measurable, and easy to adopt at home.

These technologies are not meant to replace doctors, but to empower individuals with timely insights—bridging the gap between knowing and doing.

Health as a People’s Movement
Perhaps the most ambitious initiative from Happiness Cosmos LLP is Mission Healthy Kerala. The campaign aims to create one lakh health warriors across 1,000 panchayats by partnering with NGOs, corporates, and local institutions. These trained volunteers will promote early screening, lifestyle awareness, mental well-being, and preventive habits at the grassroots level.

The goal is cultural change. When health awareness becomes community-led, prevention becomes sustainable.

Global Science, Local Impact
To strengthen its innovation edge, Happiness Cosmos LLP has entered into an MoU with Jin Fusheng Biotechnology, becoming its exclusive strategic partner in India. Founded in 1998, Jin Fusheng is a leader in graphene-based medical and health technologies, enabling the introduction of advanced, research-backed preventive products into the Indian market.

Leadership with a Human Focus
The company’s direction is shaped by a strong leadership team. Medical guidance comes from Dr. Arun Oomen, Senior Neuro Surgeon and Chief Medical Advisor.The founding team includes Manoj Rohini, Manikandan P, Surya S Subash, Mohammed Shamseer, Abidha Abdul Rahiman, and Nisha PP. Global outreach and wellness advocacy are supported by Vijay Anand as Global Happiness Ambassador, while international growth is driven by Arun Mohan, Vice President – Global Sales.

Shaping Tomorrow’s Healthcare
Preventive healthcare is no longer an abstract idea—it is an urgent necessity. By blending technology, community engagement, and accessible wellness infrastructure, Happiness Cosmos LLP is helping India move from a culture of treatment to one of transformation.

In doing so, it is sending a clear message: the future of healthcare lies not in reacting to illness, but in nurturing health—every day, for everyone.

Website: www.hrccosmos.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/happinessrejuvenationcenter

Malayalam Film ‘INI – The Unknown Tomorrow’ Takes a Bold Stand Against Drugs and Child Exploitation Through a Child’s Perspective

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INI - The Unknown Tomorrow

At a time when India is increasingly alarmed by the rise of drug abuse and exploitation among school-going children, Malayalam cinema is preparing to add a strong, socially responsible voice through the upcoming film ‘INI – The Unknown Tomorrow’. Directed by Anil Kaarakkulam, ‘INI – The Unknown Tomorrow’ is not just another film release but a meaningful cinematic statement that addresses one of the most sensitive and urgent issues facing today’s society. Rooted in present-day realities, the film explores addiction, peer pressure, emotional vulnerability, and child exploitation through the eyes of a 13-year-old girl.

Positioned as an organic social message rather than mere entertainment, ‘INI – The Unknown Tomorrow’ aims to reach parents, teachers, students, and society at large. The film raises important questions about modern school environments, changing social influences, and the collective responsibility of adults in safeguarding childhood.

A Story That Reflects Today’s Reality

The narrative of ‘INI – The Unknown Tomorrow’ revolves around Shivada, a young adolescent navigating the fragile transition between childhood innocence and the harsh realities of adulthood. Her character represents countless children who silently struggle under peer pressure and manipulation. The film highlights how curiosity, emotional insecurity, and the desire for acceptance can make children easy targets for dangerous influences, including drugs and exploitation.

Child actor Devananda Parveen brings Shivada to life with remarkable sensitivity and maturity. Her performance forms the emotional backbone of the film, portraying confusion, fear, and inner conflict with striking realism. Through Shivada’s journey, INI gives voice to children whose pain often goes unnoticed until it is too late.

Honest Direction with Social Responsibility

Director Anil Kaarakkulam approaches the subject with restraint and honesty. Avoiding sensationalism or glorification of substance abuse, INI offers a raw and unfiltered look at how students unknowingly step onto destructive paths. The film sheds light on uncomfortable truths within school spaces, social circles, and digital influences, while also addressing the silence and delayed response of adults.

Rather than offering easy solutions, the director urges viewers to reflect on their own roles as parents, educators, and members of society. ‘INI – The Unknown Tomorrow’ becomes a mirror, forcing audiences to confront the reality that neglect and ignorance can have irreversible consequences on a child’s life.

Strong Performances and Supporting Roles

Alongside Devananda Parveen, actor Shanoop plays a significant and impactful role, adding emotional depth and narrative strength to the film. Known for his steady rise in Malayalam cinema, Shanoop’s performance reinforces the film’s social relevance and adds weight to its message. His involvement as both an actor and the Project Designer further strengthens the creative vision of INI.

A Dedicated Technical Team

INI is produced by Rajesh Babu K Sooranad and Sibin Davis under the banners Voks Studios and Aniva Creations. The film’s technical team plays a vital role in enhancing its authenticity and emotional impact. Cinematography by Shobin C Johnny visually captures the contrast between childhood innocence and the looming dangers that surround it.

Editing by Jijo Babu K ensures a tight and engaging narrative flow, while makeup by Jayaraman Poopathy maintains a naturalistic tone throughout the film. Nilambur Sunny, as Production Controller, ensures smooth execution of the project.

Music That Amplifies Emotion

Music is an essential element in INI. The songs, composed by Rajesh Babu K Sooranad, blend seamlessly with the storyline and emotions. The background score by Rev. Dr. Fr. Joy Mathew adds depth to key moments, intensifying the emotional experience. Biju Mookkunnur also contributes significantly to the film’s musical elements, enhancing its overall impact.

A Film That Sparks Conversation

Beyond its artistic merits, ‘INI – The Unknown Tomorrow’ stands as a social wake-up call. School life is often described as the most beautiful phase of life, filled with dreams and hope. But INI questions whether this remains true in today’s fast-changing and pressure-driven environment. Are children truly safe? Are adults paying enough attention?

With its realistic storytelling, strong performances, and socially committed vision, ‘INI – The Unknown Tomorrow’ promises to be a meaningful addition to Malayalam cinema. More importantly, it aims to spark awareness, conversation, and action against drug abuse and child exploitation—issues that demand urgent attention in contemporary India.

Astroja: Bridging Ancient Wisdom and Modern Technology – Beta Launch This January

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Team Happen Recently
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Astroja

In India’s thriving spiritual-tech landscape, Astroja emerges as a comprehensive platform dedicated to authentic online astrology, puja services, and a devotional marketplace. Developed by iPOOJA Online Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Astroja embodies the philosophy “Where Technology Unites Believers,” making spiritual guidance accessible to millions pan-India.
The much-anticipated beta website launch is scheduled for January 15, 2026, offering early users a glimpse of its user-friendly features. This will be followed by the official Android and iOS app rollout on January 23, 2026, ensuring seamless mobile access nationwide.
Amid competitors like AstroTalk, AstroSage, and VAMA, Astroja distinguishes itself with a strong emphasis on verification and trust. It onboarded over 250 certified astrologers, with plans to expand to 1,000+ by launch, providing 24/7 consultations. Advanced features include AI-powered matching, multilingual support (Hindi, English, and regional languages), secure payments, and data privacy compliance.
Core Services:

  • Astrology Consultations: Personalized Vedic horoscope readings, kundli matching, career/relationship guidance via chat, voice, or video. New users enjoy a “First Chat Free” offer.
  • Puja Services: Book authentic rituals performed by experienced pandits, featuring live streaming, customized ceremonies, and home-delivered prasad for occasions like Graha Shanti or festivals.
  • Devotional Marketplace: Curated selection of genuine products, including rudraksha malas, yantras, brass idols, gemstones, and Cristals sourced from reliable vendors.
    Astroja prioritizes affordability and cultural authenticity, catering to urban professionals and rural devotees alike. Future updates promise community interactions, daily horoscope notifications, and enhanced AI insights.
    As digital spirituality gains momentum in India, Astroja is poised to empower users on their faith journeys with convenience and credibility.

Mark your calendars:
Explore www.astroja.com starting January 15, 2026, or download the apps from January 23.

Let Astroja guide your path to cosmic harmony.

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