23, Feb 2024
Maharashtra DCM Devendra Fadnavis at ‘Ideas of India’ Summit 3.0: We are in strategic alliance with NCP and in emotional alliance with Shiv Sena
Mumbai, February 23, 2024: ABP Network’s flagship event, the ‘Ideas of India’ Summit 3.0, was graced by Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister, Maharashtra, who participated in the session ‘Collaborative Federalism: View of the States’ in Mumbai, today.
Speaking about dynamics of electoral alliance in Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis, said, “We are in strategic alliance with NCP and with emotional alliance with Eknath Shinde ji’s Shiv Sena”
Showing confidence about the third term for Modi Government, Devendra Fadnavis, explained, ‘The General Election 2024 is not an election of negative mandate. BJP does not face by anti-incumbency. We don’t need to target the opposition.’
Speaking about Government formation in Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister, Maharashtra, said, “Sharad Pawar ji nominated Ajit Pawar ji for leading alliance related talks. Later on Ajit ji couldn’t back out from the commitments he had made to BJP”
Sharing his views about whether the BJP will do better in Maharashtra from the previous time, Shri Fadnavis remarked, “There are challenges but we will only do better than our performance from the last two times”
Devendra Fadnavis commented about the change in his role in the Government, said, “The Agenda that I drove during my tenure as Chief Minister, and I am able to deliver upon that even as Deputy CM”
“We have treated them as brothers for 25 years. It was Uddhav Thackeray ji who closed all doors”, Devendra Fadnavis further remarked talking about his relationship with the current leader Vidarbha Shiv Sena (UTB),
Talking about BJP’s strength, Devendra Fadnavis, said, “The ground cadre of BJP is inspired and driven by thought and not by expectations. BJP’s workers are the biggest Asset of the party. When Congress workers look at their leaders, they get worried.”
Talking about the upcoming state elections in Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister, Maharashtra, said, “The coalition with NCP and Shiv Sena will continue in the upcoming elections. Eknath Shinde ji is our leader and we will fight the assembly election under his leadership”
The ABP Network’s ‘Ideas of India’ Summit 3.0 spotlighting the ‘The People’s Agenda’ brought a confluence of ideas and ideators to a common platform celebrating the country’s people and its plurality. The two-day summit hosted policymakers, cultural ambassadors, industry experts, celebrities, business leaders, economists, and leading luminaries to delve into the fundamental ideas of liberty, justice, equality, and diversity that define India, its society, culture, and politics. The meaningful deliberations on diverse topics had the brightest minds across sectors providing insights about the nation’s trajectory and its journey to become Viksit Bharat.
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23, Feb 2024
Chandrayaan Soft landing of India sent a strong message to the world not to take Indians light: Dr Prakash Chauhan
Chandrayaan Soft landing of India sent a strong message to the world not to take Indians light: Dr Prakash Chauhan, Director National Remote Sensing Center
Hyderabad, February 23, 2024….….A two-day, February 23rd and 24th, National level Techno-Cultural Fest, DAKSHA 3.0, hosted by Anurag University kicked off at its campus in Medipally on Friday in the city.
Chinta Subrahmanyam, Senior Director Engagement, Delivery Partner, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Guest of Honour; Dr. Prakash Chauhan, Director National Remote Sensing Center, Chief Guest formally inaugurated the two-day fest.
Addressing the gathering Dr Prakash Chauhan said the soft landing of the Chandrayaan Mission of India sent a strong message to the world not to take India and Indians’ capabilities lightly. The countries which stopped us from getting the latest technologies in this area soon after the success of Mission Chandrayaan started reaching out to ISRO for collaboration ” said Dr Prakash Chauhan, Director of National Remote Sensing Center.
Don’t underestimate Indians’ capabilities. Before the Britishers invaded India our GDP used to be over 20%, when they left us, we were less than 1%.
Speaking further he told youth to be well educated. The future of the world will be ruled by educators. He told them to practice digital fasting. Whatever you do give your 100% he told them. He highlighted the importance of Mental and physical health and a good eight-hour sleep.
He has done lead work in using the hyperspectral satellite data for Indian Planetary Missions such as Chandrayaan-2 and Chandrayaan-1 for lunar surface composition mapping. He had been the Principal Investigator for the Infrared Imaging spectrometer (IIRS) instrument onboard the Chandrayaan-2 mission. More recently his work on Chandryaan-2 IIRS spectrometer data has resulted in unambiguous detection of H2O and OH on the surface of the Moon. His findings have conclusively established the presence of water molecules at different locations on the Moon.
Teachers’ role is as much important as students’ efforts in the success. Participation is more important than success. You must present well not just in job market but in every aspect as well as this festival. You must dare to dream big Chinta Subrahmanyam told the students
Anurag University will organize international conference on failures. There is no success without failure. Failures are stepping stones for success. Yet, failures are taken very seriously. Failures are considered as end of life. Students must be prepared to handle failures. Keeping this in mind, the Telangana’s first private university, Anurag University is embarked on a plan to organize an international conference on failures, disclosed its Registrar, Prof.Balaji Utla.
Techno-Cultural Fest DAKSHA-3.0 was started in the year 2021-2022 with a vision to provide all Undergrads all over the country to come together to network and compete against each other. Now in its 3rd edition, Daksha promises to Bring young talents together with participation from around 120+ Colleges/Universities from all over the country informed P.Rajasekhar Reddy, Convener Daksha 3.0;
The theme of the 3rd edition is Explore Today Inspire Tomorrow. The objective behind hosting Techno-Cultural Fest DAKSHA-3.0 is to create a bond with students of different Colleges/Universities and to test their skills and abilities in different fields.
Over 120 colleges from nine states from across India and nearly 12000 students are participating in over 175 events in this unique program being organized by 450 organizers.
The fest comprised of Project Expo, showcasing products invented/developed by students; Paper and Poster presentations; Literary and Skill Events, Startup Expo, Technical Quiz, Musical events, Art Competitions, Blind Art, Tug of War; Tambola Thrill;
A real beauty of this festival Technical Events held along with fun and frolic non-technical events as well. It is a good mix of learning and pleasure. A blend of competence and entertainment.
Dr Balaji Utla, Registrar of Anurag University (AU); Mrs S. Neelima, CEO, AU; Dr P. Rajeshwar Reddy, Chairman, AU; P.Rajasekhar Reddy, Convener Daksha 3.0; Dr Vijaya Kumar, Dean SoE, AU; Dr G.Vishnu Murthy, Dean CSE AU; Dr Vasudha Bakshi, Dean SoP, AU and Anurag Palla, Director Strategy & Digital Learning graced the occasion.
23, Feb 2024
Centre for Knowledge Sovereignty (CKS) and Esri India Enter the Pilot Phase of the MMGEIS Program
23 February 2024, Bengaluru: The Centre for Knowledge Sovereignty (CKS) and Esri India announced today the launch of the Pilot program of the Master Mentors Geo-enabling Indian Scholars (MMGEIS) program. Shri A. S. Kiran Kumar, Former Chairperson, ISRO addressed the media along with Dr K. J. Ramesh, Former Director General of Meteorology, IMD, Lt. Gen. Girish Kumar (Retd), Former Surveyor General of India, Shri Vinit Goenka, Secretary, CKS and Shri Agendra Kumar, Managing Director, Esri India. The pilot phase of the program will cover 1000 students across India.
MMGEIS is an online program that aims to inculcate geospatial thinking and develop a research-oriented mindset amongst students from 8th grade to undergraduate level who will form the future workforce of the country. The program aims to engage up to 5,00,000 students over the next five years. In 2022, India saw over 66,400 patent applications including 140 Geospatial patents. The program will work towards fostering a strong IP framework to enable more patents from India in its journey towards becoming a global geospatial innovation hub. Since the launch of the program, both organizations have given shape to their commitment towards stimulating geospatial thinking amongst students thereby accelerating the creation of Intellectual Property in the geospatial sphere in India.
A series of activities have been conducted to lay the groundwork for the MMGEIS program. Some of the notable activities include organizing a roundtable discussion of industry leaders in Delhi on 11 December 2023, facilitating the visit of 42 students from 10 cities to the ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network (ISTRAC) centre in Bengaluru on 13 December 2023, and launching the MMGEIS website in Delhi on 10 January 2024.
With these essential groundwork activities completed, the MMGEIS program is now entering its pilot phase. The pilot program will initially be rolled out in select schools and educational institutions, with plans for a wider implementation from June onwards this year. The MMGEIS team is committed to facilitating a transformative learning experience for students and preparing them for the and opportunities of the current digital age.
Addressing the media, Shri A S Kiran Kumar, Member, Space Commission and Former Chairman, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) said, “It is important to enable and empower curious young Indian minds with the tools and knowledge to understand the use of geospatial technology which is rapidly encompassing all aspects of human endeavors. MMGEIS is a powerful medium that will bring to these bright minds the right guidance and skills to usher in an era of innovation in use of geospatial technology.”
Shri Agendra Kumar, Managing Director, Esri India, shared, “After successfully completing the essential groundwork activities, we are proud to launch the pilot program for MMGEIS. This pioneering initiative represents our commitment to nurturing the next generation of geospatial innovators and leaders. By equipping students with geospatial awareness and skills, we believe they will be well-prepared to tackle the challenges of the future and make a positive impact on society.”
Shri Vinit Goenka, Secretary, CKS said, “We are extremely proud that within such a short span of time, we are in a position to take MMGEIS to students across India. We are certain that MMGEIS will bring about a revolutionary change in our country. The mentorship that this program will provide to students will change their approach towards education and the focus will be more on understanding and discovering new areas. The day is not far when India will be a world leader in innovation.”
Lt. Gen. Girish Kumar VSM, Advisor, Government of Haryana and Former Surveyor General of India highlighted, “MMGEIS program is designed to set the stage for the next level of geospatial research and innovation in our country. By mentoring promising students under the guidance of leading scientists and innovators, we are seeding for a future rich in geospatial expertise and innovation. The goal is to inculcate a way of thinking that encourages students to think differently and take up research and development in the geospatial sphere.”
Dr K. J. Ramesh, Advisor, Regional Integrated Multi-Hazard Early Warning System (RIMES) and Former Director General of Meteorology, India Meteorological Department (IMD) shared, “MMGEIS program aligns with India’s goal of becoming a developed knowledge-driven economy, recognizing that development is not just economic growth but also building human capital having innovative and analytical strengths. By equipping our youth with advanced innovative and knowledge skills, we invest in our most valuable asset – our people. These skills are essential for preparing students to become potential future contributors, responsible inventors, entrepreneurs, and citizens of a knowledge-driven country.”
23, Feb 2024
ICCPL, India’s leading PR firm, bags the account of Escon Infra Realtor
Escon Infra Realtor, founded by Mr. Neeraj Sharma, embodies the essence of innovation and perseverance in the real estate sector. With a substantial presence, the group has firmly established itself in the eyes of buyers. The company’s vision extends beyond mere success to becoming the foremost choice and trusted partner in real estate endeavors.
This development marks another significant addition to ICCPL’s diverse client portfolio within the Real Estate Sector. Our agency has previously managed a substantial portfolio of clients in Real Estate, Start-ups, Education, and Healthcare, showcasing our expertise and dedication to delivering effective PR solutions.
23, Feb 2024
Backing films like The Kerala Story is essential for filmmakers’ integrity’, says Film Producer & Director Vipul A Shah at Ideas of India Summit 3.0
Mumbai, February 23, 2024: In a key session at Ideas of India Summit 3.0, Bollywood Film Producer and Director Vipul A Shah who is also known for the much discussed, The Kerala Story, shared his perspective on the changing landscape of Indian Entertainment Industry.
“The rise in political consciousness among Indians has significantly influenced the content of films we make and the stories
we tell. Supporting films like ‘Kerala Story’ is important, it speaks to the filmmaker’s integrity and the importance of diverse voices and narratives,” he said.
Vipul Shah, further remarked, ‘As individuals with political leanings, our religious practices should not be misconstrued as communal. It is a fundamental aspect of personal identity.’On the inaugural day of ABP Network’s flagship event, the ‘Ideas of India’ Summit 3.0, celebrated filmmakers shared their views on ‘Anatomy of Art: Are Our Movies Dividing or Uniting Us?’ shedding light on controversial topics and the quest for authenticity in storytelling.
Explaining the complexities within the Indian film industry, Vipul A Shah, expressed, “Despite perceptions of division, the film industry remains a complex ecosystem, where narratives often become politicised. Today, the success of a film hinges not on its controversy, but on its ability to resonate with audiences through genuine, thought-provoking content. Projects like ‘Animal’ challenges societal norms and sparking important discussions. It is through daring, unconventional narratives that we provoke change and global influence.”
Sharing his take on whether polarizing movies are a recent trend, Madhur Bhandarkar, Filmmaker, Producer and Script Writer, remarked, “There is no division in the film industry; it remains unified, despite varied political and non-political leanings. While some artists are open and vocal, others choose discretion, a natural aspect of the industry. My films, like ‘Chandani Bar, Traffic signal etc.,’ have addressed issues like poverty and have always maintained a secular stance. However, my personal political alliance led to sidelining and questioning of my secularism. I am a proud practicing Hindu. Our films consistently promote unity between Hindu and Muslim communities. The success of films like ‘Animal’ has revolutionized industry norms, despite controversies surrounding their content. However, actors often hesitate to endorse politically charged projects due to fear of social media backlash and its repercussions on their careers.”
Known for movies like Parched and OTT series ‘House of Secrets’, Leena Yadav, Filmmaker and Storyteller, put forth a women’s perspective, stating, “Films cannot be made without politics. The lack of real dialogue between filmmakers is missing, and the social media is creating pressure for people to take action. It is impossible for makers not to include their political bias. Films are driven by commerce, and sentiment-driven cinema is becoming a part of mainstream and social media discussion. There are films with controversial angles which get financing and not all of them are made with conviction.”
The ABP Network’s ‘Ideas of India’ Summit 3.0 spotlighting the ‘The People’s Agenda’ brought a confluence of ideas and ideators to a common platform celebrating the country’s people and its plurality. The two-day summit hosted policymakers, cultural ambassadors, industry experts, celebrities, business leaders, economists, and leading luminaries to delve into the fundamental ideas of liberty, justice, equality, and diversity that define India, its society, culture, and politics. The meaningful deliberations on diverse topics had the brightest minds across sectors providing insights about the nation’s trajectory and its journey to become Viksit Bharat.
23, Feb 2024
Parents should stop treating young minds as ‘Project Children’: Prof. Vijender Singh Chauhan
Mumbai, February 23, 2024: Highlighting the importance of listening to the aspirations of young minds and their idea of India, in a session titled ‘Yearning to Learn: What Young People are Telling Us’ at the ‘Ideas of India’ Summit 3.0 in Mumbai, eminent academicians Prof. Vijender Singh Chauhan, Associate Professor at Zakir Husain Delhi College, University of Delhi, and Neetu Singh, Founder of KD Campus & KD Live, elaborated on the need for creating career opportunities, the role of parents in supporting their dreams, and the impact of social media algorithms and AI disruption on their future.
Known as the man who helps civil service aspirants crack interviews, Prof. Vijender Singh Chauhan said, “We need to understand that 25-year-olds are the most populous demographic in India globally. And we need to ask ourselves whether, as a society, we are preparing to sustain them when this population turns 50. Today, we are witnessing a decline in the diversification of dreams among young minds. There are only 800 jobs available in UPSC, yet 8 lakh people are applying for them. This clearly indicates that young people are not getting their desired career choices. Parents should stop treating their children as mere projects, pushing them towards preparing for IITs, then sending them to IIMs, and finally aiming for a UPSC clearance. Getting a government job should not be the sole aspiration of young minds.”
Sharing her thoughts on the importance of parents’ role in shaping the future of children, Neetu Singh, widely renowned for having developed her own style and method for English coaching, added, “We need to understand that there are still values in our society, and many students go through hardships only to fulfil the dreams of their parents. Students come from the lower economic sections of society, and the job opportunities are fewer for them. So, parents should not burden children with the weight of their expectations and dreams, so they get shattered. It is essential for students to know what is essential for them and they need to engage in grooming and self-improvement, giving their heart and soul properly.”
Elaborating on the risks of AI disruption and algorithms, Prof. Chauhan added, “Engineers doing basic coding jobs will soon find AI taking over these roles. Are we preparing them for the jobs that will emerge 10 years down the line? Also, we need to be aware of how social media algorithms and persuasive technology are making us believe in collective dreams or choices that are not our own. Algorithms are influencing career choices, personal, social, and most importantly, our political choices, which is dangerous.”
The ABP Network’s ‘Ideas of India’ Summit 3.0, spotlighting ‘The People’s Agenda,’ brought a confluence of ideas and ideators to a common platform celebrating the country’s people and its plurality. The two-day summit hosted policymakers, cultural ambassadors, industry experts, celebrities, business leaders, economists, and leading luminaries to delve into the fundamental ideas of liberty, justice, equality, and diversity that define India, its society, culture, and politics. The meaningful deliberations on diverse topics had the brightest minds across sectors providing insights into the nation’s trajectory and its journey to becoming Viksit Bharat.
23, Feb 2024
Why cardiac rehabilitation? ‘Cinderella’ or an evidence-based pillar of care?
Cardiac rehabilitation is often referred to as the “Cinderella” of cardiovascular medicine because it is historically underutilized and underappreciated compared to other aspects of cardiac care, despite its significant benefits and evidence-based foundation. However, it is more accurately described as an evidence-based pillar of care.
Here’s why cardiac rehabilitation is considered an essential component of cardiovascular care:
1. **Evidence-based benefits**: Numerous studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of cardiac rehabilitation in improving outcomes for individuals with various cardiovascular conditions, including heart failure, coronary artery disease, and after cardiac surgery or procedures. These benefits include improved exercise capacity, reduced risk of hospitalizations, decreased mortality rates, and enhanced quality of life.
2. **Clinical guidelines**: Major cardiovascular organizations, including the American Heart Association, American College of Cardiology, and European Society of Cardiology, endorse cardiac rehabilitation as an integral part of the management of cardiovascular diseases. Guidelines recommend cardiac rehabilitation for eligible patients as a class I recommendation, indicating strong evidence and consensus for its use.
3. **Multifaceted approach**: Cardiac rehabilitation programs offer a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to cardiovascular care. They typically include structured exercise training, education on heart-healthy lifestyle behaviors (such as diet, smoking cessation, and medication adherence), psychosocial support, and risk factor modification. This holistic approach addresses the multifactorial nature of cardiovascular diseases and promotes long-term health and well-being.
4. **Cost-effectiveness**: Despite initial costs, cardiac rehabilitation has been shown to be cost-effective in the long term by reducing hospitalizations, preventing complications, and improving overall health outcomes. Investing in cardiac rehabilitation can lead to significant healthcare savings and better utilization of resources.
While cardiac rehabilitation may have been overlooked or marginalized in the past, its evidence-based benefits and importance in cardiovascular care are increasingly recognized. Efforts to promote awareness, improve accessibility, and integrate cardiac rehabilitation into routine clinical practice are essential for optimizing outcomes and enhancing the quality of care for individuals with cardiovascular diseases. Therefore, rather than being a “Cinderella” of cardiovascular medicine, cardiac rehabilitation should be acknowledged and valued as a cornerstone of evidence-based care.
23, Feb 2024
ennheiser invests in Norwegian scale-up business sensiBel
India, February 23, 2024 – Sennheiser, together with existing investors, is investing 7 million euros in the Norwegian scale-up business sensiBel. The company has developed optical MEMS microphones which demonstrate first-class sound quality despite their miniature size. The miniature microphones enable a completely new and improved experience in application areas such as consumer electronics, automotive, conferencing solutions, and medical devices.
Constantly building the future of the audio world and creating exceptional sound experiences – that is the aspiration that drives the Sennheiser Group. Driven by this aim, the family-owned company is further expanding its strong position as a provider of professional audio solutions. “We want to grow sustainably as a company. In addition to investments in our existing business, this also includes investments in promising future fields outside of our company, providing these align well to our company and our vision,” explains Co-CEO Daniel Sennheiser. Andreas Sennheiser adds: “sensiBel’s innovative optical MEMS technology is clearly this type of promising emerging field. As investors, we look forward to actively driving forward this groundbreaking development.”
sensiBel has developed a miniature microphone using optical technology that enables a generational shift in MEMS microphone performance, which is now sampling with lead customers. “sensiBel shares the same vision as Sennheiser and we are proud to welcome Sennheiser as investor,” says sensiBel CEO Sverre Dale Moen. He continues: “We believe an investment from such a highly recognized audio company speaks of the merits of the technology and the potential for optical MEMS technology to shape the future of miniature microphones.”
The distinctive feature of sensiBel’s unique technology is the use of light waves to measure the movement of the diaphragm. By contrast, conventional MEMS microphones measure an electric field between the moving diaphragm and a backplate. In sensiBel’s optical system however, a laser generates light beams that are projected onto the microphone membrane and reflected on a photo detector. The reflected beams are captured and processed in an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) with a digital output data interface. In contrast to the conventional method, this new technology makes it possible to measure very small movements and therefore capture very low noise levels – even when there is a high level of loud background noise. Additionally, the optical MEMS microphone can withstand high sound pressure levels providing a large dynamic range to the users. As a result, the microphones generate significantly better sound quality than previous MEMS solutions on the market – with a specification of 80 dBA SNR (14 dBA noise floor), 132 dB dynamic range, 24-bit digital output, and with low power consumption, while being just as compact.
23, Feb 2024
TATA Housing’s Raagam-Phase 1 Sets New Record, all plots are sold out in a record time of less than 1 week from the launch
Bengaluru, 23rd February, 2024: TATA Housing has exceeded expectations with the swift sell-out of Phase 1 in its flagship Project, Raagam, achieving a revenue of INR 650+ Crores within 1 week of its launch. With 576 plots sold and a total area of 9 lakhs square feet, the Project’s overwhelming response reflects the robust demand for premium residential offerings in Bengaluru’s real estate market.
Raagam is a visionary plotted development Project launched within the futuristic township of Tata Carnatica in Devanahalli, North Bengaluru. Covering over 140 acres of picturesque landscapes, Raagam forms part of Tata Carnatica’s integrated mixed-use development. The plotted development, sprawling across an extensive 84,000 square meters, epitomizes a revolutionary shift in modern lifestyle and connectivity, marking a significant milestone for Tata Housing in Bengaluru. Strategically situated in Devanahalli, a mere 6.8 kilometres (approximately) from the Kempegowda International Airport, Project Raagam caters adeptly to the evolving demands of urban residents, seamlessly blending traditional sophistication with contemporary lifestyles.
Moreover, Tata Housing executed a comprehensive marketing strategy for Raagam Phase 1, featuring extensive integrated digital advertising at the esteemed India England matches along with strategic collaborations with channel partners. These efforts contributed significantly to the Project’s rapidly successful sell-out.
Mr. Sarthak Seth, SVP & Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, Tata Realty & Infrastructure said “The sell-out success of Raagam Phase 1 stands as a testament to Tata Housing’s unwavering commitment to exceeding the expectations of our valued customers along with the trust they carry in our brand. Our comprehensive marketing campaigns for Raagam included a strategic integrated approach while activating our channel partners along with expanding our digital presence to reach a wider audience. Moving forward, we remain steadfast in our dedication to enhancing our offerings, fostering enduring relationships with our customers, and continually raising the bar for excellence within the industry.”
Mr. Deepak Porayath, SVP & Business Head – South, Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd. said, “We are thrilled by the response from the our esteemed customers looking at the Project Raagam’s remarkable sell-out within a short span highlighting the robust demand for premium residential spaces in Bengaluru. Our success with Project Swaram and the continued triumph seen with Raagam Phase 1 giving us a revenue of over INR 650 plus Crores highlighting our commitment to crafting meticulously planned communities that seamlessly blend luxury, sustainability, and innovation. We look forward to further enrich Bengaluru’s premium residential real estate landscape with future developments that continue to exceed expectations and elevate urban living experiences.”
Moving forward, TATA Housing’s next phase of the Project Raagam will expand its offerings beyond premium plotted developments. Envisioned as a diverse range of living options including luxury condominiums, bespoke spacious apartments, signature row villas, and smart town-homes complete with private gardens. This comprehensive selection aims to cater to a wide spectrum of preferences and lifestyles, ensuring that every resident finds their perfect home.
At Tata Housing, we prioritize understanding and adapting to the evolving lifestyles of our buyers. Inspired by the timeless grace of Carnatic music, Raagam epitomizes our dedication to offering more than just a residence—it’s about curating an ideal lifestyle. Like the 72 variations of Raga, Raagam aims to spread its charm, blending tradition with contemporary living. We are committed to being observant and responsive to our buyers’ changing needs, ensuring that each project reflects their aspirations.
23, Feb 2024
Breathe Easy on the Go: Discover the Top 5 Car Air Purifiers for Pure and Clean Drives
Breathe Easy on the Go: Discover the Top 5 Car Air Purifiers for Pure and Clean Drives
In a world where pollution and airborne contaminants are on the rise, maintaining clean and fresh air inside your vehicle has become increasingly important. A car air purifier can transform your driving experience, eliminating harmful particles, allergens, and unpleasant odors. Discover the finest 5-car air purifiers, guaranteeing each drive becomes a rejuvenating retreat into crisp, purified air.
1. Greencore Car Air Purifier Ionizer:
Key Features: Excellent air quality, virus protection, and odor removal.
Standout Feature: Eliminates 99.9% of airborne viruses, adding peace of mind.
Convenience Bonus: 2-port charger for simultaneous device charging.
Popular Choice: Recognized for effectiveness and affordability, frequently used in Maruti Suzuki vehicles.
2. Nebelr Car Air Purifier:
Key Technology: Ionization for removal of allergens, bacteria, and viruses.
Advantage: Maintenance-free operation, eliminating the need for frequent filter replacements.
User-Friendly: Hassle-free operation with uncomplicated upkeep.
Ideal for: Those seeking affordability and longevity in a car air purifier.
3. Honeywell Move Pure 2 Car Air Purifier:
Advanced Features: Real-time pollution level updates with LED indicators.
Effective Filtration: Double-layer carbon filter tackles odors, cigarette smoke, and pollutants.
Reliable Performance: Long filter life of 360 hours for extended use.
For Informed Drivers: LED indicator helps you stay informed about air quality in real-time.
4. ABSORBIA Portable Car Air Purifier:
Quick Air Cleaning: Large fan and HEPA composite filter for rapid air purification.
Impressive Feature: High negative ion concentration ensures fresh air.
User-Friendly Design: Intelligent onboard startup feature for a hassle-free experience.
Perfect for: Commuters and road-trippers looking for rapid and efficient air cleaning.
5. Reffair AX30 [MAX]:
Affordable Yet Effective: Highly effective purification at an affordable price point.
Advanced Filtration: Removes dust particles, pollen, cigarette smoke, bacteria, and pollutants.
Optimal Air Circulation: Tapered design facilitates optimal air circulation for enhanced effectiveness.
Portable Convenience: Conveniently designed for on-the-go air purification.
