RISHAV BASAK

                               The Durga Puja Countdown : A Time for Excitement and Eagerness    Durga Puja: A festival of colours, culture, and community, where the goddess Durga is worshipped as the incarnation of strength, power, and wisdom. Durga Puja, the biggest festival in India, is a vibrant and joyous celebration of the Hindu goddess Durga. While it is celebrated by people of all faiths and backgrounds across the country, it is particularly revered by the Bengali population. The five-day festival is a time for Bengalis to come together and celebrate their culture and heritage. From the elaborate pandals (temporary temples) that are handcrafted in every neighbourhood to the colourful clothes and delicious food that are enjoyed by all, Durga Puja is a truly unique and special experience. In 2021, UNESCO declared Durga Puja a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, a recognition of i...

 Bari-phera - Away from Home, but Not Far from Heart ( A Durga Puja Tale) "Hello Maa, I don't think I will be able to come home for this puja. Boss has not granted me any leave" "But MumMum you never have been alone during puja." I knew that my maa had never been without me during puja and somewhere in between those lines she was being teary. "All your friends are also coming home. Won't you be able to come home for just two days?" "Na maa... Seems like it will not be possible this time. Work is important. I will try to come home during Diwali." Though my mother was not happy, she said, "OK MumMum, I understand. I will tell Baba that you won't be able to come this time. Take care Beta and don't worry about us. We will be fine". Saying this she hung up the phone. I kept the phone aside. How could I not worry? I could feel a drop of tears rolling down my left cheek. I was still in my office clothes. I quickly got up and we...

How Cadbury Positioned Itself in the Indian Market? Cadbury came to India in 1948 by importing chocolates. The brand faced competition from the large unorganized market of local sweet shops but became an acceptable part of the Indian festive culture Cadbury's success in India can be attributed to its deep-rooted connection with Indian consumers, who consider it a part of their daily lives. This report delves into the success of Cadbury in the Indian chocolate market, where it has become the brand synonymous with chocolate. Key findings from various sources highlight Cadbury's market leadership and its deep-rooted connection with Indian consumers. The report covers the following aspects: Cadbury's strong position in the Indian chocolate market accounts for two-thirds of all sales. The enduring nostalgia and affinity for Cadbury among Indians, make it a part of their daily lives. Cadbury's marketing strategies, include leveraging Indian traditions and positioning itself a...

 The impact of sponsorship on Football fans Football is a sport that has captivated millions of fans across the globe. The love and passion for the game extend beyond the ninety minutes on the pitch, surrounding various aspects of the game including the impact of sponsorship. Recently sponsorship has become an integral part of football, with brands competing for opportunities and interacting with clubs, players and competitions. In this blog post, we will explore the impact of sponsorship on football fans and how it has shaped our favourite sport. The Evolution of Sponsorship in Football Over the years, football sponsorships have evolved from simply placing advertisements during games to multi-million dollar contracts reflecting the overall state of the game The first documented example of football sponsorship began in 1925 when Arsenal Football Club signed a contract with a local company, Tyler & Co., to display its logo on players' jerseys. Since then, this partnership p...

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PURI - 4 DAY TRIP Day 1: Morning: Arrive in Puri and check into your hotel Start your day with a visit to the famous Jagannath Temple, one of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites Explore the temple complex and witness the daily rituals and ceremonies Take a leisurely walk along the beautiful Puri Beach Image Credit - RISHAV BASAK Shot on Xiaomi 11i 5G Afternoon : Enjoy a delicious seafood lunch at a local restaurant Visit the Puri Beach Market and indulge in some shopping for local handicrafts and souvenirs Return to Puri and relax at your hotel Evening : Experience the vibrant Puri Rath Yatra festival (if it coincides with your visit) or attend the evening Aarti at Jagannath Temple Enjoy a traditional Odia dinner at a local restaurant Take a stroll along the beach promenade and enjoy the cool sea breeze Day 2: Morning: Start your day with a visit to the Sun Temple in Konark, a UNESCO World Heritage Site Explore the architectural marvel of the temple and learn about its historica...

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