PUNE: PBMA H V Desai Eye Hospital, a leading eye care institution in Pune, organized a unique surgical skill transfer workshop for young ophthalmologists recently. The workshop, supported by the All India Ophthalmology Society (AIOS), trained young eye doctors in advanced cataract and other sub-specialty surgeries.

“The day-long workshop included 80 surgical sessions for 35 ophthalmologists from all over Maharashtra. Such workshops focused on practical learning in the wet lab are the need of the hour to benefit our next-generation surgeons“, said Dr Rahul Deshpande, Chief Medical Director, and Dr. Kuldeep Dole, Director, of H V Desai Eye Hospital.

What’s exciting was that the workshop featured a cutting-edge Virtual Reality model called “Oculus” that allows doctors to practice surgical steps independently. The Virtual Reality model provides a realistic and immersive experience for young ophthalmologists to learn each step of cataract surgery. This can be practiced repeatedly enhancing their skills and in turn, can potentially lead to better patient outcomes.

“This innovative technology is a first in western India and promises to revolutionize the way eye surgeons are trained” Said Dr Sucheta Kulkarni, Medical Director of H V Desai Eye Hospital.

The workshop was organized under the guidance of the Maharashtra Ophthalmology Society and Poona Ophthalmology Society.

“H V Desai Eye Hospital has a well-equipped wet lab for surgical training of all budding ophthalmologists“, said Senior Ophthalmologist Dr. Ashwini Gaikwad.

“By equipping eye doctors with the latest skills and technology, H V Desai Eye Hospital is reaffirming its commitment to providing world-class eye care to the community”, said Parvez Bilimoria, Executive Director of H V Desai Eye Hospital.

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This year’s workshop will be hosted by an incredible lineup of cosplay experts:

• Saurabh Singh Rawat (@metalbenderstudios), the Indian Cosplay Champion of 2024, is an accomplished artist and former art director with a decade of experience in the television industry. He now runs his studio, creating intricate costumes and props, and has collaborated with global brands like Ubisoft.
• Shaikh Sameer Kalim (@thereapersam_ohoo) – A dedicated cosplayer from Latur, Maharashtra, who has been crafting stunning foam-based costumes and props since 2018. A three-time Indian Cosplay Championship qualifier (2020, 2023, 2024) and PGAX 2019 winner in Chennai, Sameer has won over 17+ cosplay competitions and has worked with several renowned brands.
• wait Mestri (@rogue_ninja14) – A passionate cosplayer who enjoys bringing her favorite characters to life. While not a professional, she deeply values the creative process and the fun of cosplay.

Event Details:
Date: 16th February 2025
Time: noon onwards

Open to all and Completely free
Venue: Qala Cafe and Co-works, Baner, Pune

The workshop will be setting the stage for an unforgettable day of creativity and community ahead of Pune Comic Con 2025 (8th & 9th March)

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The workshop focused on disseminating and deploying advanced technologies in the remotest villages, aiming to revolutionize farming practices and ensure sustainable growth in the agricultural sector. This landmark event exemplified the strength and potential of public-private partnerships in driving farm innovation and development. By bringing together key stakeholders from both the public and private sectors, the workshop facilitated the exchange of knowledge and best practices, paving the way for increased collaboration and synergy.

The workshop also emphasized Krishi Vigyan Kendra’s (KVKs) crucial role in bridging the gap between research institutions and farmers, ensuring that cutting-edge technologies and sustainable farming practices reach even the most remote villages.

Key Participants: The workshop was graced by distinguished dignitaries, including Dr. P.G. Patil, Vice Chancellor of MPKV, who served as the Chief Guest. The event was further honored by the presence of Dr. Sanjay Bhave, Vice Chancellor of BSKKV; Dr. Indra Mani, Vice Chancellor of VNMKV; Dr. Sharad Gadakh, Vice Chancellor of PDKV; and Dr. K.B. Kathiria, Vice Chancellor of AAU. Special guests at the event included Dr. Kaushik Banerjee, Director of NRCG; Dr. Y.G. Prasad, Director of CICR; Dr. R.A. Marathe, Director of the National Research Centre on Pomegranate; Dr. Manish Das from ICAR-DMAPR; Dr. Dilip Ghosh, Director of the Central Citrus Research Institute; Dr. Burman, ADG of ICAR; and Dr. S.K. Roy, Director of ATARI Zone 8. Their valuable insights and expertise provided a comprehensive understanding of the current challenges and opportunities in the agricultural sector, highlighting the importance of advanced technological interventions and innovative farming techniques.

Objective: The primary objective of this workshop is to disseminate the best available agricultural technologies to farmers, KVKs, and all relevant stakeholders. The aim is to significantly boost the production, productivity, and agricultural income of farmers. This initiative is crucial, given the vast agricultural landscape of India, which comprises 6.5 lakh villages and 14 crore farmers. Reaching out to this extensive farmer base is a monumental task for any single entity, highlighting the need for robust public-private partnerships.

Public-Private Partnership: The government’s promotion of public-private partnerships is pivotal in addressing the challenges faced by the agricultural sector. Such collaborations enable the pooling of resources, expertise, and innovative solutions from government institutions and private players, enhancing the reach and effectiveness of agricultural extension services.

Dr. R. G. Agarwal, Chairman, Dhanuka Group: During the press conference, Dr. R. G. Agarwal underscored the urgent need to integrate cutting-edge technologies such as IT, IoT, Precision Agriculture, and drones into Indian agriculture. Emphasizing the potential to benefit 14 crore farmers across 6.5 lakh villages, Dr. Agarwal highlighted the pivotal role of public-private partnerships (PPP) in effectively disseminating these innovations.

Dr. Agarwal emphasized the transition from flood irrigation to drip and sprinkler systems to optimize water usage and boost yields significantly. He stressed the importance of competitive markets, along with improved warehousing and cold storage facilities, to empower farmers to secure better prices for their produce.

Addressing the issue of counterfeit pesticides, Dr. Agarwal called for stringent measures to ensure the availability of high-quality agricultural inputs. He commended the Maharashtra government’s efforts in combating spurious dealers and emphasized the need for national-level legislation to safeguard farmers from counterfeit and smuggled inputs.

Highlighting research trials at PDKV Akola, where Dhanuka’s technologies resulted in notable yield increases of 81% in groundnut and 17% in soybean, Dr. Agarwal emphasized the company’s commitment. Dhanuka Group’s field force of 1500 personnel is actively engaged in transferring new technologies to farmers, collaborating closely with KVK scientists, and appointing educated youth as “Krishi Mitras” in selected villages, empowering them with specialized training to disseminate agricultural advancements effectively.

Dr. Agarwal concluded by urging farmers to procure all agricultural inputs through legitimate channels and against original bills only, pledging the company’s dedication to supporting genuine agricultural practices and fostering sustainable growth in Indian agriculture.

Dr. P.G. Patil, Vice Chancellor of MPKV, Rahuri: Dr. Patil, who served as the Chief Guest at the event, commended Dhanuka’s initiative to introduce new technologies to farmers in collaboration with ICAR. He emphasized that contributions from the private sector are essential for advancing the agricultural sector and achieving substantial progress.

Dr. S.K. Roy, Director of ICAR-ATARI Zone-8: Dr. Roy highlighted the critical role of KVKs in technology transfer. He underscored that private sector involvement through such workshops and on-ground training for both farmers and KVK scientists is crucial to realizing the vision of becoming a global food hub and ensuring prosperity for farmers.

Other Vice Chancellors present as Guests of Honor also praised Dhanuka’s efforts and emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships in advancing the agricultural sector.

Directors from various ICAR institutes, including Directorates of grapes, pomegranates, onions and garlic, cotton, and medicinal plants, highlighted the pivotal role of new technologies in advancing crop-specific practices. They shared the commendable work achieved by their respective institutes, demonstrating significant progress in their fields.

ICAR-Dhanuka Collaboration: To make this partnership functional and meaningful, Dhanuka Agritech signed an unprecedented and historical umbrella Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on March 19, 2024, with ICAR. The MoU would enable leveraging the resources and expertise of the R&D giant ICAR and one of the potential industries like Dhanuka, having its R&D, to join hands in strengthening extension and research activities. This partnership is aimed at making Indian agriculture more vibrant through the joint dissemination of advanced agricultural technologies via demonstrations, training programs, and field days. The workshop marks the beginning of this collaborative effort, where experts from ICAR and Dhanuka will share their knowledge and technologies for the betterment of farmers.

Technological Advancements: Dhanuka Agritech’s dedication to innovation is exemplified by its partnerships with six Japanese companies, enabling the introduction of cutting-edge technologies to address exotic pests. The company’s research facility, DART, located in Palwal, provides invaluable support to farmers through a free helpline for queries and assistance.

Dhanuka is also leading the way in modern agriculture with the adoption of drones and precision farming techniques. These advancements are crucial for enhancing agricultural practices and productivity.

For effective pest and disease management across various crops, Dhanuka offers a range of high-quality products:

1. Grapes: Kirari, Nissodium, and Conika for comprehensive disease control.
2. Tomato, Brinjal, and Chilli: Lanevo for managing sucking and chewing pests.
3. Pomegranate: Conika for bacterial leaf spot.
4. Mycore Super: An excellent root growth enhancer.

These innovative solutions are designed to support farmers in achieving optimal crop health and productivity.

Future Initiatives: Looking ahead, similar workshops and training programs will be conducted across India in collaboration with all ICAR-ATARIs. These initiatives will ensure that farmers nationwide have access to the latest technologies and best practices, ultimately contributing to a more productive and sustainable agricultural sector.

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PUNE: In a captivating confluence of culinary art and media expertise, Lexicon Institute of Hotel Management (Lexicon IHM) and Lexicon Institute of Media & Animation (Lexicon IMA) proudly hosted an exclusive Food Styling & Food Photography workshop led by the distinguished Chef Michael Swamy.

Chef Swamy, a pioneer in food media, brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to the workshop. Based in Mumbai, Chef Swamy is not only a renowned chef but also a food stylist, writer, and travel photographer. A graduate of the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu, London, he has authored several acclaimed cookbooks, including The East Indian Kitchen, Easy Guide to Pairing Indian Food and Wine, and Masala Dabba. His exemplary work has earned him multiple Gourmand Awards, underscoring his contributions to the culinary arts and media.

True to its motto, “By the Hoteliers, For the Hoteliers,” Lexicon IHM aimed to bridge the gap between culinary practice and visual storytelling through this workshop. It provided a unique opportunity for students to delve into the creative and technical aspects of food presentation, honing skills essential for the modern hospitality industry. Integrating practical training with real-world applications, the event enhanced students’ ability to present culinary creations appealingly. Additionally, it provided valuable networking opportunities, allowing students to interact with an industry veteran and fellow peers, fostering connections that could be beneficial throughout their careers.

Chef Savita Patil, Vice Principal, Lexicon IHM, added, “Workshops like these are invaluable in shaping our students into well-rounded professionals. By learning the art of food styling and photography, they gain critical skills that enhance their culinary creations and open new career avenues.”

Lexicon IMA students were equally engaged, gaining hands-on experience in the intricate world of food photography. The workshop covered vital topics such as the importance of the right lighting, optimal camera angles, and meticulous food placement. Students learned how these elements are crucial in creating visually appealing and appetizing images, significantly influencing customer perceptions and enhancing marketing strategies.

Dipta Joshi, Principal, Lexicon IMA, emphasized, “While our goal is to build an institution that sets a standard for others to follow, our driving force remains the passion to be a part of a flourishing media and marketing world. Workshops like these empower our students with essential skills and inspiration to excel in the dynamic field of media, allowing them to blend creativity with technical expertise and stand out in the industry.”

The workshop concluded with an interactive session where students from both institutes had the opportunity to ask questions and seek guidance on pursuing careers in food styling and photography. Chef Swamy emphasized the growing demand for skilled professionals in this field and how mastering these skills can open diverse career paths in the hospitality and media industries.

The workshop was a resounding success, reflecting the commitment of Lexicon IHM and Lexicon IMA to provide holistic and industry-relevant education. This event not only enriched students’ academic experience but also inspired them to explore new dimensions of their chosen fields.

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• India is one of the leading countries of origin for enrolment in undergraduate and graduate courses at Lehigh University.
• Lehigh University looks to significantly increase Indian student enrolments this year
• The Building Futures Workshop shared tailored guidance with education counselors and students on the admission process, and entrepreneurial journeys, respectively.
• Lehigh University has existing partnerships with prominent Indian universities including Ashoka University, SRM University, and IIT Bombay, to name a few.

INDIA: Strengthening its education relationship with India, Lehigh University, among the USA’s most distinguished private research universities, hosted its first event in the country, Building Futures Workshop.

Underscoring the university’s vision of building an innovative mindset, skill set, and capacity for creative thinking, the Building Futures Workshop, held in Mumbai, hosted entrepreneurial activities for the student attendees. The sessions helped students approach real-world problems with creativity and generate bold new ideas to make an impact on the communities, and institutions.

The workshop was a step in the direction of the university’s commitment to India for driving student recruitment programs and newer university partnerships. Furthermore, it empowered and supported educators and students in navigating the complexities of the college admissions process and addressing the unique challenges they face in the dynamic international education sector.

Building Futures Workshop, held in Mumbai, hosted for the students by Lehigh University

The two-day workshop witnessed participation from select counselors and students across India, and featured comprehensive sessions led by Lehigh University’s senior leadership. The topics at the workshop ranged from writing effective letters of recommendation to identifying ways, supporting students’ mental health within educational settings, to fostering a pragmatic vision among students through entrepreneurial activities.

Speaking at the event Dr. Cheryl Matherly, Vice President and Vice Provost for International Affairs, at Lehigh University said, “The United States and India have longstanding bilateral ties with education being a strong pillar. We, at Lehigh strive to build on to the ties through collaborations with premier Indian institutions and universities to encourage and promote student exchange programs and create cross-institutional research opportunities for faculty and students of both countries. We are looking to increase student enrolments from India this year. And Building Futures Workshop event marks a significant step in strengthening our global engagement and support for students and counselors. We believe that initiatives like these are crucial in helping students achieve their academic and personal goals.”

Dan Warner, Vice Provost for Admissions and Financial Aid at Lehigh University added, “We are committed to fostering educational excellence, accessibility, and pragmatic vision. This workshop is an excellent opportunity for us to connect with students, counselors, and other stakeholders in India, offering them tailored guidance and support, and taking first-hand feedback from them. By providing valuable insights and resources, we aim to make a meaningful impact on the educational journeys of the talented future makers.”

Lehigh University has partnered with premier Indian institutes and universities to encourage and promote student exchange programs and create cross-institutional research opportunities for faculty and students of both countries.

Current partnerships include Ashoka University for facilitating student exchange programs, cross-institutional research, the entrepreneurial opportunities; SRM University providing an opportunity to select students to perform experiential summer research at Lehigh University; IIT Kharagpur for projects related to Mountaintop/Creative Inquiry; and IIT Bombay for a bilateral student exchange program.

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Shri MAKP Singh, Member (Hydro), CEA, and Shri KS Sundaram, Director (Projects), NTPC, graced the inaugural session in the presence of Shri S.N. Tripathi, RED (Hydro), NTPC, and other senior officials.

The workshop saw the participation of over 200 delegates from various Central Public Sector Undertakings (CPSUs), State PSUs, government departments, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), and other technocrats from across the country. The other notable attendees included representatives from CEA, CWC, GSI, EDF, the Embassy of France, Ukraine, L&T, Tata Projects, AFCONS, RVNL, Andritz Hydro, Voith Hydro, Power Machines, and BHEL.

Pumped Storage Project is an economical large-scale energy storage system that is domestically available and can balance excess energy generation from the Variable RE sources during non-peaking hours and rising grid demand during peak hours to provide stability to Grid and RTC power to consumers.

During the workshop, the Policy Framework and statutory clearance requirements for PSPs were explained by the Central Electricity Dept. Policies and methodology for forest clearances and Environmental clearances for detailed project report (DPR) were explained by officials from MoEF &CC. Moreover, Heavy civil construction giants Tata Projects, L&T, and RVNL, made their presentation and highlighted how innovative methodologies & technological and risk-sharing measures will facilitate achieving timely completion of the Pumped Storage Projects. M/s Greenko who is executing the Pinnapuram PSP in Andhra Pradesh has presented issues & challenges for the development of PSPs.

Equipment manufacturers Andritz Hydro and Voith Hydro brought technical insights to standardize the EM equipment for PSPs. They emphasized involving the OEMs right from the conceptualization stage for basic design which can save time for model studies & manufacturing of EM equipment.

The concluding session was chaired by Shri MAKP Singh, Member (Hydro), CEA, in the presence of Shri S.L. Kapil, Ex-Executive Director, NHPC, Shri R.P. Ahirwar, Head of Project, Koldam, NTPC, and Shri J.C. Kakoti, GM (Hydro Engineering), NTPC.

NTPC is currently pursuing 8900 MW of PSPs across the country, with the Upper Bhavani PSP (1000 MW) recently allocated to NTPC by the Government of Tamil Nadu.

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PUNE: KOPA Mall, Pune’s premier luxury lifestyle destination nestled within Koregaon Park, is pleased to announce the ‘Bricks and Blocks’ summer workshop, designed to engage children aged 4-10 years and foster their creativity and skill development through the world of LEGO®.  It will take place from April 19th through 28th (only Friday-Sunday) from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

The workshop offers a unique blend of activities, team-building exercises, and skill-building challenges, all centered around LEGO®. Parents who value education with entertainment will find this workshop to be the perfect complement to summer break, providing a stimulating indoor activity that beats the heat.

The children will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of exciting LEGO® building concepts, including space exploration, ocean life, jungle adventures, cupcakes for parties, dream car design, and even futuristic robots. The families can also admire a variety of LEGO® installations on display including Harry Potter castle, the Taj Mahal, London’s Tower Bridge, a motor-driven roller coaster, and even FC Barcelona’s Camp Nou stadium.

This workshop goes beyond simple fun, promoting creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in a playful environment. For children, LEGO® is a fun activity that fosters a sense of accomplishment and ignites their creativity. Parents will welcome the value of LEGO® in promoting imagination, self-confidence, and essential problem-solving skills.

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity for a nominal fee to build memories and unleash your child’s inner building at the Bricks and Blocks summer workshop at KOPA.

Disclaimer: LEGO® and DUPLO® are registered trademarks of the LEGO® Group of companies, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs.

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PUNE: If any nation in the world does not protect its sea, it is bound to be doomed one day or the other, said Lt Gen DB Shekatkar (Retd), Chairman of Maritime Research Centre (MRC) Strategic Advisory Group on Monday.

Lt Gen Shekatkar (Retd), was one of the guests for the inauguration ceremony of the five-day workshop on ‘Underwater Domain Awareness (UDA) framework for Strategic Security Architecture and AtmaNirbharta’, organized by the Maritime Research Centre in collaboration with Nirdhwani Technology Pvt. Ltd. (NDT) and the Indo-Swiss Centre of Excellence (ISCE) at Navalmal Firodia Seminar Hall, MCCIA, Pune.

A T Ramchandani – Executive Vice President L&T, Gautam Bambawale- India’s Former Ambassador to China & Pakistan, Admiral DSP Varma – Former DG, Advanced Technical Vessels Programme (ATVP), Mukesh Malhotra – Chairman Indo-Swiss Centre of Excellence, Praful Talera – MRC Adviser on Blue Economy and Dr(Cdr) Arnab Das – Founder & Director MRC were also present on the occasion.

Underlining the importance of maritime strategy, Lt Gen Shekatkar said, “90 percent of the world trade is passing through the ocean. It is only 10 percent which goes by land route or by air. Everything is revolving around the sea domain. And any threat, any nation, normally comes from the sea routes.”

He said workshops like these are important to prepare the country for the future. “Where the Marathas fought, no land invader came to India, the invasion of India started through the sea routes. The Dutch came, and the Portuguese & British came through sea routes. They not only ruled us but also destroyed us. So, the lesson to be learned is, if any nation in the world does not protect its sea, it is bound to be doomed one day or the other.”

L&T Executive Vice President, AT Ramchandani, said “We cannot rely on Western technology if we want to do substantial work in the field of Underwater Domain Awareness (UDA) shortly. Apart from building the industrial ecosystem, the country should also focus on expanding it. There needs to be a full ecosystem for these capabilities. And it would be a combination of research organizations, think tanks, academics, researchers, coupled with industry people.”

Gautam Bambawale, India’s Former Ambassador to China & Pakistan, said India needs to continue putting growth as their priority and keep practicing diplomacy at the world level as we have been. “We may be the fifth largest economy in the world, but on the trajectory that we are going to be the third largest economy. India should not be taking sides. We should try to maneuver between the various powers, just like we have done on the issue of the Russia-Ukraine war, where we have kept our national interests at the forefront and done everything in our power to steer a course between both Russia and Ukraine, between the West and Russia also, so that our national interests are promoted and protected.”

“If we can do that successfully, we need to focus our energies and attention, not only on the government of India, not only of the state governments but also the people of India, domestically, internally,” he added.

Dr (Cdr) Arnab Das, Founder & Director MRC, Pune, said the world is looking up to India for our work done in the field of underwater research and remarkable progress has been made in this field. “I think these US think tanks are very keen to work with us for training across America. I think we as an organization are ready. We have a lot of ready e-learning modules. These e-learning modules have been uploaded on the government website, and many relevant people are finding it useful,”

“What knowledge is coming from the West is not relevant for our waters. So we will have to prepare ourselves,” he added.

Earlier, in his welcome speech, Mukesh Malhotra, Chairman, of the Indo-Swiss Centre of Excellence, thanked the stakeholders of the workshop, “I would like to thank the members of the Andaman & Nicobar Command, the BSF, the Army, Navy, the coast guards, the coastal police and the members of Bharat Electronics Limited and L&T for helping with this workshop.”

The five-day workshop will see experts from various institutions train the young participants from the defense services and others.

Mukesh Malhotra gave the welcome address and Praful Talera presented the vote of Thanks.

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The 3-day workshop is set to be a comprehensive exploration of Adobe Premiere Pro, a pivotal tool in the field of media and animation. The workshop will be spearheaded by Mr. Ajay Popalghat, a distinguished VFX Expert. Participants can anticipate a deep dive into the software’s functionalities, and creative storytelling techniques, and engage in informative Q&A sessions that promise to enhance their proficiency.

The workshop by Lexicon IMA is a strategic move to bridge the gap between industry demands and the skillsets of the professionals. This proactive approach towards skill development aims to boost India’s self-reliance and contribute to the overall improvement of employment rates.

Dipta Joshi, Principal, Lexicon IMA, said, “Our commitment to creating the next generation of thought leaders is reflected in our workshops. These initiatives enhance technical skills and foster innovation and entrepreneurship among individuals, empowering them to thrive in the landscape of media and animation.”

Lexicon IMA will consistently organize similar workshops, establishing a continuous learning ecosystem for individuals aiming to stay ahead in the competitive field.

The Adobe Premiere Pro webinar is scheduled for 15th-17th February 2024. To enhance your skills and enroll in the workshop, registration is now open. For more information, please contact +91 9762522801 or 9156782801, or email yusuf.lokhandwala@lexiconedu.in.

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Explore the ancient art of hand-building pottery, mastering techniques like pinching, coiling, and slab work. Craft a semi-functional masterpiece using just basic tools with Shivon.

Learn 3 hand-building techniques creating vibrant painting and pottery pieces Enjoy a therapeutic journey of self-expression and creativity. Book a slot now for an unforgettable journey of artistic discovery in this immersive experience.

Pottery Workshop details are below:
Date: 17th February, 2024
Time: 4 pm to 6 pm
Costs: 1600 (Inclusive of all material)
Address: The Gulmohar – Bar and Curry House, Survey 288 1A/1A/6, Kapil Malhar Society, Baner, Pune.
Contact: 72494 55332 

Painting workshop details are below:
Date: 18th February, 2024
Time: 4 pm to 6 pm
Costs: 1700
Address: The Gulmohar – Bar and Curry House, Survey 288 1A/1A/6, Kapil Malhar Society, Baner, Pune.
Contact: 9975022732

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