Sanjay Sharma

Celebrated for the first time on May 21, Godawan Day in Rajasthan symbolizes a pivotal moment for wildlife conservation, specifically aimed at the Great Indian Bustard, a species on the brink of extinction.

Rajasthan celebrates its first-ever "Godawan Day" on May 21, honoring the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard. The state bird, declared in 1982, faces extinction due to habitat loss and power line collisions. Extensive conservation efforts, including breeding programs and community involvement, aim to secure its future. This day highlights the urgent need to protect India's vanishing grasslands.

Rajasthan's Forest Department is launching a special campaign to protect the endangered Caracal, a Schedule-I wild animal. Efforts are underway to monitor a Caracal in Jaisalmer using a radio collar, with camera traps confirming the presence of two more. A comprehensive conservation plan will follow ongoing studies.

Rajasthan's state minister announced that Great Indian Bustard chicks from Jaisalmer breeding centers will soon be released into the wild after specialized training. He affirmed that eggs from these centers will not be sent elsewhere, emphasizing the bird's conservation as a top priority. The state is also officially celebrating Godawan Day annually on May 21.

Following Chief Minister Hemant Soren's intervention, Palamu Deputy Commissioner Dilip Pratap Singh Shekhawat visited Akouni village to meet three orphaned siblings. The DC ensured their inclusion in welfare schemes, even sharing his personal contact for direct assistance.

Air India assures employees no layoffs are anticipated despite financial strain from the Middle East conflict. However, annual salary increments will be deferred by at least a quarter. CEO Campbell Wilson urges a "laser sharp focus" on cost reduction, eliminating waste, and suspending discretionary spending to navigate these challenging times. Variable pay and planned promotions will continue.

Young women racers made a significant impact at the Hardy Memorial Karting Race, showcasing exceptional skill and determination. The event, honoring the spirit of Late Sanjay Sharma “Hardy”, celebrated inclusivity across all ages and skill levels. A major announcement was the launch of Delhi NCR's first Karting Academy, fulfilling Hardy's vision.

Sitarist Rishab Rikhiram Sharma captivated a large crowd in New Chandigarh with his "Sitar for Mental Health India Tour." A highlight was his rendition of a shabad from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, blending classical ragas with contemporary and Bollywood tunes. His performance, enhanced by modern visuals and a unique electric sitar, earned a thunderous standing ovation.

Six individuals are now arrested following a brutal assault on a Brigadier and his son in Vasant Vihar. The incident began with an objection to public drinking, escalating into a violent confrontation involving multiple assailants. The car used in the attack has been recovered, and investigations into the serious charges are ongoing.

Two men, including an aviation firm director and a dhaba owner, were arrested for allegedly assaulting a serving Brigadier and his son in Vasant Vihar. The incident escalated after the family objected to the men drinking in a car, leading to a physical altercation in the presence of PCR personnel.

The third night of the Sankat Mochan music concert featured renowned artists like Pt Ulhas Kashalkar, Vivek Sonar, Jaspinder Narula, Kaushiki Chakravorty, Pt Devashish Bhattacharya, Pt Mahesh Kale, and Pt Alok Lahiri. Maestros showcased their talent through various ragas, compositions, and bhajans, captivating the audience with diverse musical presentations.

Sitarist Rishab Rikhiram Sharma captivated over 10,000 attendees with a unique blend of mindfulness and classical music. He performed traditional raagas and his contemporary interpretations, even introducing an LED-enabled electric sitar. Sharma engaged the audience with pop culture medleys and heartfelt dedications, creating an intimate experience that culminated in a standing ovation.

A massive crowd of over 20,000 experienced Rishab Rikhiram Sharma's 'Sitar for Mental Health' concert at Mahalaxmi Racecourse. The event showcased a blend of traditional ragas, original compositions, and popular song interpretations, enhanced by stunning visuals and pyrotechnics. A significant moment was the debut of 'Sitara – The Next-Generation Electric Sitar', a collaborative innovation with his father.

Sitar maestro Rishab Rikhiram Sharma enchanted Mumbai with a soulful performance, drawing a galaxy of Bollywood stars and prominent personalities. The concert, part of the Sitar for Mental Health India Tour, also featured the unveiling of the innovative 'SITARA - The Next-Generation Electric Sitar'. The tour continues its nationwide journey, promoting mindfulness through music.

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