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  Mohali: In an Endeavour to create a benchmark of environment-friendly constructions in the real estate industry of tricity & reduce the impact of climate change, Riverdale Aerovista, a renowned real estate group has envisaged a first of its kind 'Environment-Friendly' township in Chandigarh capital region. Riverdale Aerovista has announced the completion of the 3rd phase of the eco-friendly residential project, ideally located off international airport road, next to Aerocity in Mohali. Once the 4th and final phase is unveiled next month, the establishment will become the first gated township adjoining the famous Aerocity. This will provide it another 'First', apart from the sobriquet of tricity's first true ‘Environment-Friendly Township'. Sanjeev Jindal, CEO of Riverdale Group said, “Amid the rapid urbanization & growing demands of energy, building a green township is not a choice but the group's commitment towards society. Keeping this visi

Mumbai: Entertainment has been the main source of energy to help people cope with the Covid-19 pandemic and stay positive. To increase the entertainment fever, Zee TV has come up with a brand new concept of the world's first music league championship -- Indian Pro Music League (IPML), which has been enthralling the audience since 26 th February, 2021. Padmashri Kailash Kher who is the captain of team ‘Mumbai Warriors’ will be seen dazzling the audience in the new episode. Kher’s energy packed performance on his hit song ‘Bam Lehri’, forced Mika Singh (Captain of Punjab Lions) to get up on his seat and start dancing with a damru in his hand just like Kher. The two singers have also been seen enjoying their time together on the sets of the show. Recently Kailash Kher shared a short clip on his Twitter account of having fun with Mika. “Super fun. At floor with Mika Singh,” wrote Kher in the tweet. Both the super hit singers were seen wearing blue color outfits in the video. I

Nagaur: India Book of Records (IBR) has appreciated little Prisha Jain for her special talents. She can identify 11 mathematical symbols, nine shapes, recites capitals of 28 Indian states, 13 opposite words, 11 national symbols, days of the week with spellings, months of the year, writing and reciting multiplication tables from 2 to 5, spellings from 1 to 100 and all the 26 English alphabets and reading ten English and Hindi words at the tender age of 3 years and 3 months.    Prisha’s inspiration has been her mother. She took a time span of six months to prepare for all the above activities. Her family is elated to receive appreciation from the India Book of Records. Her mother said, “When Prisha got selected, first we could not believe it. It was a dream come true for our family.” According to her family, there were few challenges in the beginning to teach so many things to the little child, but her dedication and enthusiasm to learn overcame all the hurdles. Her father said, “O