17, Nov 2025
TIGPS–Ariadaha Students Spread Joy Through CBSE SEWA “Barandaye Roddur”
Kolkata, 17th November, 2025 – As part of the CBSE SEWA (Social Empowerment through Work Education and Action) Programme, Techno India Group Public School–Ariadaha had the honour of collaborating with the Howrah Police Commissionerate to support “Barandaye Roddur” (Sunshine on the Veranda) — a transformative initiative that brings education and hope to underprivileged children.
This noble programme, envisioned and implemented by Mr.Praveen Kumar Tripathi, IPS (Commissioner of Police, Howrah Police Commissionerate), provides a nurturing learning environment where civic volunteers and women police officers teach children daily from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Women Police Station, Howrah.
In this unique classroom without walls, sunlight and syllables replace street corners and silence — creating a space where knowledge illuminates young minds and builds a foundation for a brighter future.
Students of Techno India Group Public School–Ariadaha actively contributed to this noble cause through their heartfelt gestures:
· Students from BVT I–III donated school bags.
· Students from Grades III–V contributed essential items for the underprivileged children.
· The Student Council interacted warmly with the children and distributed the items in environment-friendly paper bags, spreading smiles and happiness.
During the visit, Head Girl Angel Singh and Head Boy Rahul Gupta engaged in an insightful conversation with Mr. Tripathi, learning about his professional journey and his vision for social welfare. Srijani Pal, Activity Prefect, asked thoughtful questions about his personal inspirations, encouraging meaningful discussions about service, leadership, and life choices.
The initiative is guided by Ms. Kakali Ghosh Kundu, Inspector-in-Charge (OC) of Howrah Women Police Station, whose dedicated leadership ensures the programme’s continued success and impact.
The school extends its sincere gratitude to Principal Ms. Debdutta Bera Adhya, whose compassionate vision and steadfast commitment made this initiative possible. Her belief in holistic education goes beyond academics — nurturing empathy, kindness, and civic awareness among students. Under her inspiring guidance, learners are encouraged to practice selflessness and understand the true essence of community service.
The students were accompanied by Mr. Debanjan Seal (Biology Faculty), Mr. Gautam Biswas (Bengali Faculty), Mr. Kunal Dam (Office Executive) and Ms. Arpita Roy (Excursion In-Charge), who supported and guided them throughout this enriching experience.
Participation in the CBSE SEWA Programme fosters a deep sense of social responsibility among students. By connecting classroom learning with real-life experiences, SEWA nurtures compassion, teamwork, leadership, and communication skills — empowering students to grow as responsible citizens who contribute meaningfully to society.
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17, Nov 2025
Room to Read India Launches Sixth Edition of Har Kadam Beti Ke Sang
New Delhi,17th November 2025: Room to Read India, a global nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting literacy and gender equality in education, through a national seminar announced the launch of the sixth edition of its flagship Girls’ Education Campaign, Har Kadam Beti Ke Sang — a nationwide initiative advancing girls’ education and empowerment through deeper community engagement. This year’s campaign “#HarKadamBetiKeSang – Financial Literacy Ki Aur Badhe Hum”, spotlights financial literacy as a life skill essential for achieving gender equality and lifelong success for adolescents. It aims to break gendered taboos around money and enable adolescents—especially girls—to make informed financial choices, negotiate for education, resist early marriage, and envision independent futures by fostering open conversations about money at home, in schools, and within communities.
This year’s campaign is a collective call to action for families, educators, policymakers, and communities to nurture financial confidence among adolescents. It simplifies financial literacy through relatable concepts such as budgeting, saving, goal setting, distinguishing needs from wants, and understanding credit and investments—while normalizing girls’ participation in financial decision-making and household planning. The campaign aims to foster the ability to make independent financial choices and challenge gendered stereotypes around money.
The week-long initiative will also feature conversations with adolescents, practitioners, and thought leaders on how financial literacy shape’s identity, decision-making, and empowerment. The campaign will be implemented in collaboration with state departments of Education, Women and Child Development, Tribal Welfare, District Gender Cells, and SCERTs, ensuring that financial literacy becomes an integral part of school curricula and community learning. It will also engage donors, educators, and policymakers to build scalable, replicable models of gender-responsive financial literacy.
Speaking about the initiative, Poornima Garg, Country Director, Room to Read India, said:
“Financial literacy gives girls more than economic skills—it gives them agency. Research shows that only 16.7% of Indian adolescents (ages 11–17) can correctly answer basic financial questions, and fewer than 20% of adolescent girls have ever made a personal purchase without seeking permission. These figures reflect not just gaps in knowledge, but lost opportunities for confidence and decision-making. When girls understand money, they understand their worth, their choices, and their power to shape the future. Har Kadam Beti Ke Sang is our call to make that empowerment universal. Aligned with the National Education Policy 2020, Sustainable Development Goal 5, and the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, this campaign integrates gender-responsive financial literacy into life skills education—so that both girls and boys grow up with the confidence, autonomy, and critical thinking needed to build a more equitable and resilient society.”
Since its inception in 2005, Room to Read India’s Girls’ Education Program has supported over 396,050 girls, achieving a 98% advancement rate. Moreover, 80% of its alumnae have gone on to complete tertiary education across Chhattisgarh, Delhi NCR, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Telangana, Uttarakhand, and Uttar Pradesh. Each edition of Har Kadam Beti Ke Sang has brought critical adolescent issues—such as digital inclusion, safety, and mental well-being—to the forefront, amplifying girls’ voices and mobilizing communities for systemic change.
The National Seminar featured “My Financial Journey”, where adolescents shared powerful stories of inclusion and exclusion, offering a candid glimpse into how financial access shapes their lives. A panel discussion on “Breaking Gender Barriers — Whose Space is Finance?” brought together voices from academia, policy, and practice to challenge norms that confine women to saving roles while associating risk-taking and investment with men. The seminar concluded with “Commitments for the Future”, reflecting on how financial literacy can be reimagined not as a technical skill, but as a pathway to power, agency, and equality.
Through Har Kadam Beti Ke Sang 2025, Room to Read India reaffirms its commitment to nurturing a generation of girls who are not only educated but financially empowered to lead change for themselves and their communities.
17, Nov 2025
NYX Professional Makeup Returns to Nykaa Bolder, Glossier than ever
India, 17th November, 2025: India’s leading Beauty and Lifestyle destination, Nykaa, is turning up the volume with the return of NYX Professional Makeup – the cult LA brand that redefined what creative, accessible beauty could be. Born in Los Angeles and rooted in the spirit of artistry and self-expression, NYX has become a cultural icon for creators, makeup enthusiasts, and professionals alike. The brand’s return on Nykaa reignites its mission to make bold, high-performance makeup accessible to all. With a refreshed portfolio and renewed focus on creativity, the comeback signals a new era of expressive beauty- one that invites everyone to play, experiment, and glow their own way.
From backstage staples to viral sensations, NYX Professional Makeup’s new portfolio celebrates skin confidence, bold color, and pro-grade performance. The latest lineup brings together innovation, artistry, and that signature LA attitude:
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Lip IV Hydrating Gloss Stain: Where color meets care, a high-shine, long-wear gloss infused with magnesium, vitamin B12, and coconut water for up to 12 hours of hydration and that instant wet-look payoff.
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Face Glue Primer & Setting Spray: The viral “grip duo” that locks in makeup for up to 24 hours. Infused with polyglutamic acid and maple syrup extract, it hydrates, grips, and keeps your look intact, all the glue, none of the stickiness.
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Buttermelt Glaze Tint: A soft-glow skin tint powered by 90% skincare ingredients and SPF 40 for daily protection. Lightweight, sheer, and glow-boosting, it’s skincare that looks like makeup.
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Fat Oil Lip Drip: The internet’s favorite lip oil, juicy, non-sticky, and ultra-glossy. It drenches lips in hydration with a glass-like finish across six universal shades.
17, Nov 2025
Mars Collaborates with Iconic Tinkle Comics to Promote Compassion for Pets and Pet-Nutrition Basics on Children’s Day
Hyderabad| 17 November 2025: This Children’s Day, Mars has partnered with Tinkle Comics, one of India’s most iconic and engaging children’s magazines, to spark conversations among young readers about compassion, empathy, and the basics of responsible pet parenting. The collaboration aligns with Mars’ Young Angels programme for kids and the brand’s broader mission to create a Better World for Pets.
For over four decades, Tinkle has entertained and educated children through characters that blend humor and heart. Known for making learning relatable, it offers a trusted way for kids to explore big ideas in simple, meaningful ways. In this collaboration, Mars brings together Tinkle’s storytelling strength with its scientific understanding of pet care to help children learn how to feed their pets responsibly.
In the special-edition story, beloved character Shambu takes on a new adventure while caring for his niece, Sia. What begins as a light-hearted afternoon becomes a fun lesson on why pets need food specially made for them and how right nutrition is essential for showing them love and care. The story gently introduces young readers to concepts like complete and balanced diets, safe interaction with pets and everyday empathy, all through storytelling that children naturally connect with.
To bring these lessons to life, Mars, in partnership with STRAW India (Stray Relief and Animal Welfare), conducted interactive storytelling and painting workshops with students of Jyothi Kendriya Vidyalaya School in Bengaluru. The sessions encouraged children to express compassion through art while learning how to interact safely with community animals. A similar engagement was held for children of Mars associates in Hyderabad, creating a shared platform for families to discuss kindness, pet care, and the importance of balanced nutrition for pets.
Vasanthi Kumar, Co-founder & Managing Trustee, STRAW India, added, “Our collaboration with Mars on Tinkle partnership reflects our shared belief that compassion and awareness must start young. Through storytelling and creative workshops, we’re helping children build empathy for animals and understand the basics of pet nutrition.”
This collaboration between Mars and Tinkle represents a blend of education, empathy, and science, using storytelling as a bridge to nurture responsible, kind, and informed pet lovers of tomorrow.
15, Nov 2025
Domestic Glass Launches Its New State-of-the-Art Showroom in Hyderabad
Hyderabad, November 15, 2025: Domestic Glass, led by Directors Abde Ali and Mustafa, has officially inaugurated its new state-of-the-art showroom at Banjara Hills Road No. 12, Zoom Tower,2nd Floor, above HDFC Bank, marking an important milestone in the company’s growth and commitment to premium glass solutions for residential, commercial, and hospitality spaces.
Senior Architects Sunil Pillai and Madhu Kabra, along with their family members, and Srihita Reddy, Marketing Head, Domestic Glass, participated in the launch event. They joined guests for a simple walkthrough of the space, which featured displays of façades, sliding doors, partitions, railing systems, and other glass installations.
Products from well-known partners such as Technal, Technoraill, and Canvas were also showcased at the venue, giving attendees an idea of the different systems and materials available in the market.
Speaking at the launch, Director Abde Ali said, “This showroom represents our journey and our vision. It is a space where clients and designers can experience glass in all its creative and functional possibilities.”
Co-Director Mustafa added, “Through our partnerships with Technal, Technoraill, and Canvas, we are bringing global standards and design-driven systems to Hyderabad and beyond.”
According to the team, the showroom has been set up to help customers and design professionals understand how various glass solutions can be used effectively in real projects.
15, Nov 2025
CleanStart Launches Industry’s Most Comprehensive SBOM Analyzer to Strengthen Container Security
India, 15th November, 2025: CleanStart, a global leader in hardened and compliance-ready container images, has announced the worldwide launch of its SBOM Analyzer, an advanced solution that generates complete, CERT-In and CISA-compliant Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) for container images. The tool delivers deep visibility into software components and dependencies, enabling organizations to strengthen software supply chain security before deployment.
Integrated directly into the CleanStart platform, the SBOM Analyzer offers enhanced component discovery, comprehensive dependency mapping, and automated data upkeep as part of the company’s continuous 24-hour image refresh cycle.
“With MeitY and CERT-In emphasizing the importance of robust software transparency frameworks under the latest Technical Guidelines on SBOM, QBOM, CBOM, AIBOM, and HBOM – Version 2.0, enterprises in India are realizing the need for accurate and verifiable SBOMs,” said Vijendra Katiyar, Co-founder & Chief Revenue Officer, CleanStart. “Our Analyzer embeds compliance directly at the image level, helping developers and CISOs meet national and global standards without disrupting development workflows.”
Designed in accordance with both global and national mandates—including CERT-In’s 2025 guidelines the SBOM Analyzer catalogs software and hardware components to ensure cybersecurity traceability and supply chain resilience. It also goes beyond baseline requirements by incorporating enriched metadata such as timestamps, author details, and provenance for enhanced validation and audit readiness.
Strengthening this foundation further, CleanStart has introduced an AI-SBOM module that examines large language model components within enterprise AI applications, identifying dependencies and hidden vulnerabilities often missed by traditional scanners.
By automatically mapping every component within container images and updating them continuously, CleanStart ensures each SBOM is accurate, verifiable, and consistently up to date.
15, Nov 2025
Dove x Reebok Come Together to Celebrate the ‘Reborn Stronger’ Campaign
India, 15th November, 2025: Dove has stood for real beauty and care over the years and Reebok has celebrated strength, not just the kind you build in the gym, but the kind that carries you through life. This season, Dove joins hands with Reebok to bring the collective spirit to life through ‘Reborn in My Kicks’, a first-of-its-kind collaboration that tells powerful stories of women who’ve rebuilt, rediscovered and come back stronger than ever.
At its heart, ‘Reborn in My Kicks’ is an ode to resilience, to the strength it takes to rebuild and to the beauty that comes from that transformation. The collection draws inspiration from Kintsugi, the ancient Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold. Co-created by Dove and Reebok, each sneaker features design details that echo this philosophy: cracks and seams reimagined in metallic tones, lines that symbolise renewal, and textures that reflect how every scar tells a story.
Sairam Subramanian, Vice President Hair Care, Hindustan Unilever Limited, added,
“Reborn Stronger is more than a campaign; it’s a movement that celebrates the beauty of rebuilding, in hair, in life, and in spirit. Sports is filled with stories of resilience, where individuals overcome adversity and are reborn stronger. Through our collaboration with Reebok, we are taking this philosophy beyond care into culture, championing women who turn every setback into strength. This partnership perfectly mirrors Dove’s own rebirth as a brand rooted in science, care, and empowerment.”
Talking about the partnership, Arjun Ramamoorthy, Brand Head, Reebok India, said,
“At Reebok, we’ve always believed that strength isn’t defined by how hard you can push but by how many times you rise after being knocked down. Reborn in My Kicks is our celebration of that spirit of women who rebuild themselves with courage and grace. Partnering with Dove allows us to take this belief beyond sport and into culture, reminding everyone that resilience is beautiful, and every mark of struggle is also a mark of strength.”
Available online and in select Reebok stores across Mumbai, Bangalore and New Delhi. They also include an immersive Kintsugi workshop experience in stores, allowing customers to explore the art form that inspired the design and its deeper message of rebuilding with strength and purpose.
Through ‘Reborn in My Kicks’, Reebok reaffirms its belief that sport is more than performance- it’s a metaphor for life. Every fall, every setback, every scar becomes part of the story that makes us who we are. This collaboration is a celebration of that journey – of women who rise, rebuild, and redefine what it means to be Reborn Stronger.
15, Nov 2025
VISION 2020 Hosts National Summit on Diabetic Retinopathy; Unveils New Guidelines
India 15th November, 2025:- VISION 2020: The Right to Sight India, announced a comprehensive two-stage program culminating in the National Summit on Diabetic Retinopathy, observed on World Diabetes Day. The key highlight of the summit was to launch the updated, comprehensive guidelines on Management of Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) in India, and foster a nationwide effort to combat diabetes-related vision loss, a rapidly escalating public health challenge in India.
Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a rapidly escalating public health challenge in India, with over 101 million people currently living with the condition and an additional 21.5 million in the pre-diabetic stage. The number is projected to rise to 109 million by 2035. One of the most serious and sight-threatening complications of diabetes is Diabetic Retinopathy (DR), a microvascular condition affecting the retina and a leading cause of vision loss among working-age adults.
In India, epidemiological data show that DR affects approximately 18% of urban and 10.4% of rural populations with diabetes meaning nearly one in five urban diabetics is at risk of vision impairment. While early detection and timely intervention can prevent blindness in most cases, awareness levels remain low, not only among patients but also among some healthcare practitioners.
With the rising burden of diabetes and its related complications, strengthening awareness, promoting early screening, and updating management guidelines are crucial to reducing the preventable impact of diabetic retinopathy across the country.
As part of this comprehensive two-stage program, two high-level consultations were organized: the World Retina Day Consultation, focused on drafting the new national guidelines, and the World Diabetes Day National Summit, dedicated to policy engagement and public awareness through activities such as an awareness rally and walkathon to encourage regular diabetic screening.
The prestigious one-day National Summit on Diabetic Retinopathy, held on November 14, 2025, in New Delhi, brought together key stakeholders from across sectors including representatives from the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, non-governmental organizations, industry leaders, and the medical community to drive collaborative action on preventing vision loss caused by diabetic retinopathy.
Distinguished speakers and experts in attendance included Dr. Rajendra P. Joshi, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India; Dr. V.K. Paul, Member, NITI Aayog; Prof. Praveen Vashist, Dr. R.P. Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, Dr. J.S. Titiyal, President Elect, AIOS; Dr. Manisha Agarwal, Ophthalmologist/Eye Surgeon, Dr. Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital, Delhi; Dr. Ranjana Mittal, Senior Consultant – Ophthalmology, Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi among others.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Rajesh Saini, President, VISION 2020, India, said, “At VISION 2020: The Right to Sight India, our mission has always been to eliminate avoidable blindness and ensure equitable access to quality eye care across the country. The launch of the updated Diabetic Retinopathy guidelines, in collaboration with is a significant stride towards that goal. Diabetic Retinopathy is a growing public health concern, silently threatening the vision of millions. These new guidelines rooted in expert consensus and enriched with the latest diagnostic and management protocols—will empower healthcare providers to detect and intervene earlier, especially in underserved communities. By updating our 2015 DR Manual and aligning it with current best practices, we aim to drive nationwide awareness, strengthen clinical capacity, and reinforce the message that vision loss from diabetes is preventable with timely action.”
The event focused on policy integration strategies to promote early screening and timely intervention for diabetic retinopathy (DR), a leading cause of preventable vision loss among working-age adults. The discussions reflected the incorporation of advanced global standards and technological innovations in screening and treatment, aimed at enhancing early detection and management practices nationwide. This renewed focus underscores a commitment to patient-centric care and collaborative action in addressing the growing burden of diabetes-related eye diseases. Experts at the event emphasized the importance of early diagnosis, timely treatment, and multi-sector partnerships to achieve long-term improvements in eye health outcomes.
Dr. Praveen Vashist, Secretary, VISION 2020, India, stated, “We believe that innovation in healthcare thrives on meaningful collaboration. The updated Diabetic Retinopathy guidelines are a testament to what’s possible when public health institutions, government bodies, and industry leaders like India come together with a shared vision. This partnership ensures that these guidelines are not just clinical documents they are catalysts for systemic change. By aligning with national health priorities and integrating into existing care pathways, we aim to translate these recommendations into real-world impact, especially for vulnerable and underserved populations. Our goal is to ensure that every individual at risk of vision loss due to diabetes has access to timely screening, diagnosis, and care—regardless of geography or socioeconomic status.”
Dr. Monika Puri, Chief Commercial Officer, Roche Products (India) Pvt. Ltd. shared, “Diabetic retinopathy is one of the leading causes of preventable blindness, yet many people remain unaware that timely eye check-ups can save their vision. On World Diabetes Day, I urge everyone living with diabetes to get a simple annual retina screening. Early detection and treatment can protect sight and improve quality of life. Together, we can reduce avoidable vision loss and ensure that every person with diabetes receives the eye care they deserve.”
15, Nov 2025
172nd SLBC Meeting and 173rd Special SLBC meeting held in Vidhana Soudha, Bengaluru.
Bengaluru 15th November, 2025:- The 172nd SLBC meeting at 2.30 PM and 173rd Special State Level Bankers’ Committee (SLBC) meeting at 5 PM, of Karnataka was successfully conducted on 14th November 2025. The meeting was chaired by Dr. Shalini Rajneesh, Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka.
The event witnessed the presence of several distinguished dignitaries, including:
- Smt. Uma Mahadevan, Additional Chief Secretary & Development Commissioner, Government of Karnataka
- Sri Bhavendra Kumar, Executive Director, Canara Bank
- Dr. Vishal R, Secretary to Government (FR), Finance Department, GoK
- Sri. Sameer Shukla, Secretary, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department, GoK
- Smt. Kaya Tripathi, Regional Director, RBI
- Sri. P C Dash, General Manager, NABARD
- Sri. Shambhu Lal, Chief General Manager, Canara Bank and SLBC Karnataka.
- Sri Bhaskara Chakravarthy M, General Manager, Canara Bank and Convenor, SLBC Karnataka
- State Controlling Heads of various banks and senior officials from line departments.
Sri. Bhavendra Kumar, Executive Director, Canara Bank informed that as on 30.09.2025 under agriculture sector achieved Rs. 1,16,105 crores against target of Rs. 2,22,203 crores and achieved 52% of allotted target in Second quarter. Under MSME Banks achieved 69% and total Priority Sector it is 56% and exhorted the Banks to continue the good performance.
The Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka reviewed the State’s performance under Total Credit, Total Deposits, Priority Sector Target achievements, under various sub sector bank wise and district wise. The Chief Secretary also advised the bankers and Government departments to work in unison for smooth and seamless integration of developmental activities for implementation.
The Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka instructed e-Governance, Women & Child Welfare department to provide list of deceased Gruhalaxmi beneficiaries list to respective Banks for operational issues.
The Additional Chief Secretary & Development Commissioner, GoK has reviewed all the Developmental schemes and advised the Banks to clear all the pending applications. She also appealed to all the Bankers to onboard the NRLM SHG BC Sakhi’s as BC agents in all the Gram Panchayat locations.
Dr. Vishal R, Secretary to Government (FR), Finance Department, GoK stressed the importance of coverage of all eligible population under the ambit of Jansuraksha schemes and advised Agriculture department to monitor the 100% KCC saturation in Vijayanagara District.
Smt. Kaya Tripathi, Regional Director, Reserve Bank of India instructed banks that DFS, GoI has launched DEAF campaign from 01.10.2025 to 31.12.2025 to settle unclaimed deposits of Govt. accounts, institutional accounts & Retail accounts. All Banks have to create awareness among public regarding unclaimed deposits and adopt strategies to boost the pace of claim settlement during the campaign.
P C Dash, General Manager, NABARD informed the house that Banks have to focus on achievement of targets under Agriculture sub sectors. Also informed that Development of 100 coastal Fishermen Villages as Climate Resilient Coastal Fishermen Villages (CRCFV) under Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada in across the Country. In Karnataka, five coastal villages have been selected for development under CRCFV. NABARD, in coordination with the Department of Fisheries and CMFRI, is facilitating various livelihood and infrastructure initiatives in these villages.
15, Nov 2025
5 Unique Ways to Relive Your Childhood This Children’s Day
India, 15th November, 2025: Every year, Children’s Day reminds us of simpler times – of scraped knees, sticky fingers, and endless laughter. But who says it’s only for the little ones? This year, take a step back in time. Relive those golden moments, rediscover forgotten joys, and maybe share a few of your childhood favourites with your own kids.
Here are five simple, heartwarming ways to bring back magic.
1. Rewind to Playground Fun
Before “10,000 steps a day,” there was “Lagori,” “Kho-Kho,” and “Hide & Seek.” This Children’s Day, swap your fitness tracker for some real outdoor fun. Grab your friends or family, head to the nearest park, and play like no one’s watching.
2. Pack a Nostalgic Picnic
Plan an afternoon escape that feels like a page from your school days. Pack up sandwiches in butter paper, fruity drinks, and homemade sweets. Head to the park, spread out a mat, and share stories of school trips and stolen lunch breaks. For your kids, it’s a picnic; for you, it’s a time capsule.
3. Recreate a Classic Tiffin Moment
The best part of school was always opening that tiffin box – the excitement of guessing what Mom had packed that day and the way everyone’s lunch suddenly looked better than their own. Those were simpler days, full of homemade treats that could light up an entire classroom, from jam-smeared sandwiches and crispy bhakarwadi to soft rotis rolled with sugar or ghee.
This Children’s Day, relive that warmth with Noice’s range of nostalgic bites, crunchy chikkis, peanut butter bites, rice crispy chocolate bars, Mango Jam slices and Mango juice with coco jelly- All the comfort, all the love, now just an Instamart order away, ready to arrive in minutes.
4. Movie Marathon, the 2000s Way
End the night (or recover from it) with a movie binge that hits right in the feels- Home Alone, Koi Mil Gaya, Harry Potter, Kung Fu Panda, Stuart Little. Set up cozy blankets, pour a glass of fruity juice, and laugh at the same jokes that once had you rolling on the floor.
5. Revive a Forgotten Hobby
Draw, doodle, or make paper boats – whatever once made hours fly by. These simple acts reconnect you to a time when joy didn’t need a reason. This Children’s Day, let yourself play again – not for nostalgia’s sake, but to remember how light life can feel when you just let go.
Because your inner child never really grew up – they’ve just been waiting for a day like this. A day to pause, play, and pass on the joy that once made your world brighter. This Children’s Day, make space for a little mischief and a lot of heart.
