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  1. Serantika is looking for partners to supply 800 MW of battery energy storage systems

    Serantika is looking for partners to supply 800 MW of battery energy storage systems

    New Delhi, Cerantika Renewables on Thursday said it has invited expressions of interest (EOI) from interested players for supply of battery energy storage systems."Cerentica is looking for technology partners across the globe to supply BESS capable of delivering reliable energy storage...
  2. Playing the role of a gay professor in 'Jahangir National University' was a 'big deal' for Ashok Beniwal.

    Playing the role of a gay professor in 'Jahangir National University' was a 'big deal' for Ashok Beniwal.

    Ashok, who is known for his work in 'Dil Hai Tumhaara' and 'Apaharan', shared that during the lockdown, he reconnected with the film's director Vinay Sharma, who was working on 'Zilla Ghaziabad'. He has been a long time friend since days.Then Vinay told him about the film and the role, which...
  3. Ayushi Bhave took inspiration from Madhuri to play the character of a dancer in '10:29 Ki Aakhri Dastak'

    Ayushi Bhave took inspiration from Madhuri to play the character of a dancer in '10:29 Ki Aakhri Dastak'

    Talking about the same, Aayushi said: "My character Bindu is actually a dancer, and she has a very cheerful, outspoken personality. When I was preparing to play her role, Madhuri Dixit was my first inspiration. Her expressions and dance moves have always fascinated me, and playing the role of a...
  4. Cosmic Urban Engagement – ​​Exploring Painting Through Stories

    Cosmic Urban Engagement – ​​Exploring Painting Through Stories

    Nova Realtime Solutions LL New Delhi [India], April 24: Cosmic Urban Connect is a mesmerizing visual journey through an exquisite blend of oil, acrylic on canvas. Sundaresa Jagannivasan brings to life the complex interrelationship between the secular and the urban. Each image is a gateway to a...
  5. 51 percent Indians use words, phrases from languages ​​that can't be translated into English: Report

    51 percent Indians use words, phrases from languages ​​that can't be translated into English: Report

    The report by language learning platform Duolingo is based on a survey conducted in collaboration with YouGov to measure the attitudes of urban Indians towards language and expression.The findings revealed that more than half (51 percent) of Indians often incorporate unique phrases (from...
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