Ahmedabad, 16th June, 2021: ART Fertility Clinics, a leading global institution in Reproductive Medicine, today launched its exclusive clinic in Ahmedabad, Gujarat at Sun Avenue, Manek Baug Road. The center will provide highly specialized IVF treatment to patients from Ahmedabad and the areas. ART Fertility Clinics launched its first two clinics in Gurgaon and Delhi in May 2021 and the Ahmedabad clinic is its first foray into western India.
ART Fertility Clinics follow the doctrine of evidence-based medicine and provide personalized treatment plans for all its patients. Treatment plans at ART Clinics are personalized on the basis of its proprietary research which takes into account ethnicity, social and cultural mores, previous medical history. This holistic approach of combining science, nature and geographical factors has enabled ART Fertility Clinics to achieve the highest successful pregnancy rates globally of 69%. ART Fertility Clinics aims to transform IVF (In-vitro fertilization) technology sector in India by implementing the most stringent IVF protocols (ESHRE) across all its centers.
Speaking at the occasion of the launch, Mr. Vinesh Gadhia, CEO, ART Fertility Clinics India said, “ART Fertility Clinics, Ahmedabad is the most technologically advanced center for reproductive medicine in the city. The clinic provides finest infrastructure and the latest technology to ensure that our patients have the best environment for a successful pregnancy. Ahmedabad center is our third clinic in the country and is a part of our India expansion plan. ART Fertility Clinics is about science assisting nature and we aspire to be an essential bridge in helping couples attain their dream of parenthood.”
Launched in early 2015 in collaboration with IVI RMA Global, ART Fertility clinics is now an independent and leading provider of Fertility treatments with the highest success rates internationally (69% Pregnancy rate: 1.3 Embryos per transfer, no donor eggs or sperm). The institution deploys the most advanced infrastructure and technologies in all its clinics, some of these technologies and equipment are being introduced in India for the very first time. Having achieved over 60000 + pregnancies in less than five years, globally, ART Fertility Clinics’ success is driven by the scientific and personalized approach of highly skilled physicians, embryologists and the support medical team. With a focus on original research and publications, ART Fertility Clinics has become an international referral center for patients seeking advanced treatments especially after multiple failed cycles using their own eggs.
As a part of its India expansion plan, ART Fertility Clinics will be launching 15 more state-of-art centers over next two years across India.
About ART Fertility Clinics
ART Fertility Clinics was started as an extension IVI RMA Global in 2015 under the brand name IVI Middle East. In Jan 2020, IVI RMA divested its ownership to Gulf Capital and the entity was rechristened as ART Fertility Clinics. Since its inception, ART Fertility Clinics has been led by Mr. Suresh Soni, Chief Executive Officer and Prof. Dr. Human Fatemi, Group Medical Director (MD, Ph.D. at the University of Brussels, Belgium).
In the past six years, ART Fertility Clinics has established Clinics in Abu Dhabi, Muscat and Dubai and become the leading institute for Human Reproductive Medicine in the Middle East.
As part of the global expansion initiative mandated by Gulf Capital, ART Fertility has expanded its presence India, commencing operations in eight clinics across India in 2021 with an additional ten clinics to begin operations by Mid-2022. ART Fertility Clinics will be announcing the launch of several clinics in Europe and Asia during the second half of 2021.
Ahmedabad: In the time of new normal, a car is more of necessity than a luxury. Right now transportation is the biggest issue faced by millions of people across the globe post – lockdown. As the safety issues come, most public prefer personal mobility. After such a pandemic scenario, Gujarat based first local cab name “Chalo” introduces India’s first UV (Ultraviolet) sanitized cab service. UV sanitize is Chalo’s in-house technology.

On this Chalo Founder, Priyank Rathod and Vivek Mistry said “Our Mission is to empower everyone to have access to sustainable transportation by making it reliable, affordable and truly rewarding. First India time we have introduced UV (Ultra Violet) sanitize. After every ride the sanitization process will be done. Social distancing is also maintained with customers while entering, exiting during the ride.

Further added on this by Chalo Co – Founder, Rajat Rathod “We are also the India’s first to introduce SCAN and GO cab service in India. Right now Chalo cab service is available at Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar and we are planning to start pan Gujarat service by this year. Chalo cab service was started last year in the month of November with many key features like Easy Interface, SOS – Safety feature, Family Sharing, Business Profile and Unique Reward system.
Consumer safety is the priority for chalo, so UV sanitization of cabs will be done after every trip. This type of service is introduced for the first time in India. Chalo cabs have more than 1000+ Drivers, 15000+ Rider community and have booked more than 25000 rides. Chalo offers a first 50% OFF digital ride. On an average daily 25 to 125 people download the Chalo application.
India | June 1, 2021 – As the country prepares for the next unlock post the strict lockdown, Classic Legends is gearing up to accelerate operations in a phased manner throughout its dealerships.
The company’s focus remains on offering modern classic motorcycles with class leading technology to consumers. The Jawa forty two Sports Stripes models launched in February spearheaded the company’s product offensive this year. The overall product enhancements – Crossport technology, more efficient electrical system, retuned suspension for better ground clearance, optimised power & torque delivery, redesigned side stand, revised seating, alloy wheels & tubeless tyres, introduced across the Jawa & forty two line-up, along with three new colours strengthened Jawa’s product range in India, garnering immense response from customers throughout the country. While bookings on forty two command a waiting period, the booked customers are going to see accelerated deliveries as the unlock rolls out state-wise. This has been made possible by the company continuing its operations during the last few months despite the tough conditions backed by the resolve and determination of our workforce. This has helped us create a pipeline to fulfil the delivery commitments to booked customers.
“The forty two Sports Stripes variants gave us an invigorating start to the new year with demand surpassing our expectations. We started the innings with extremely positive media reviews followed by customers queuing up at the dealerships to catch a glimpse of the three new additions and book their favourites. Even before the lockdown was imposed across the country, the new forty two sport stripe colours had raked in a strong orderbook for the company. It is worth mentioning that the AllStar Black came up as the unanimous first choice for customers, accounting to approximately 50% of the bookings while the other two colours – Orion Red & Sirius White adding to the rest for this new range”, mentioned Ashish Singh Joshi, CEO – Classic Legends.
“Our efforts to ramp-up to cater to this demand was heavily affected by the lockdown restrictions, especially at our supplier end. While we have enhanced our capacities and capabilities, some of our suppliers, especially in the western region, were severely affected by the pandemic. Our deliveries also suffered due to dealerships complying with the restrictions in April and, even more so, in May”, he added.
Expansion plans & changing purchase trends
The brand has also been serious about network expansion across the country and is currently present in 150 cities with a network of 187 dealers.
Elaborating on expansion plans, he mentioned, “We started predominately with a metro and tier-1 footprint, which suffered the most during the current wave. We have massive demand for our dealerships and are utilizing that to focus on expanding into smaller towns. Our aim is to establish 275 dealerships by August this year, on our way to 500 dealerships in the next 12 months”.
The dealers too are enthusiastic about resuming the business. Fact check with dealers across the country reveals the sentiment is upbeat for our products post opening. “A lot of our demand has started coming through telephonic, website & social media channels and we have remodelled the conventional way of selling to serving customers at home for test rides, documentation as well as deliveries”, said Sanjaykumar D Chaudhari from Riya Bikes, Ahmedabad.
“The pandemic accelerated innovation in our processes. Volumes are growing on home test rides and deliveries. We expect the momentum set by forty two Sport Stripes immediately after its launch will continue to attract customers while Perak and Jawa remain the preference among the style & power savvy youth segment and Jawa brand afficionados,” Nayan Intwala from Seema Bikes, Surat commented.
Meanwhile, Classic Legends has also witnessed rapid progress in its global operations. The company’s plans to revive the BSA Motorcycles brand with the launch of internal combustion engine motorcycles initially have seen another boost with a recent development. BSA Motorcycles is now also ready to foray into electric motorcycles with a £4.6 million grant awarded by the UK Government as part of a low carbon automotive initiative across the UK.
The BSA Company was awarded this grant by the UK government’s Advanced Propulsion Centre, for development of innovative zero emission motorcycles that support the UK automotive sector’s quest to go green and create thousands of jobs in the process. Classic Legends has already set up a technical centre at its base in Coventry, United Kingdom.
CULINARY ENTREPRENEURS, LAUNCH OF FEA’S MAGAZINE FOR THE FOOD AND HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY WITH INDUSTRY-RELATED DISCUSSIONS
Culinary Entrepreneurs was launched with a webinar on business opportunities by FEA, a group of food entrepreneurs.The Magazine was launched on 18th May 2021.
Dilip Thakkar, one of the FEA Group Admin, opened the webinar remembering entrepreneur, photographer and blogger Akkashh Chaudhary, a very active FEA member who was always there for FEA events. A 30 second prayer was played by Darshan Rawal, the moderator for the event, in memory of members or their family members who have lost their lives in the Pandemic situation.
Anil Mulchandani, Editor of Culinary Entrepreneurs magazine, said the idea of a magazine for the food service industry occurred to him when working with Ankita J. Sharma on developing content for Feamag.com, the website of FEA. Together they decided to work on making a Mother’s Day Special edition of a magazine.
Following the good response, the FEA admins decided to move ahead with another edition. Since the work on this magazine was happening during the World Environment Day period, it was decided to theme this on sustainable hospitality covering wide-ranging subjects like eco-friendly green hotels, energy-efficient lighting for hotels and restaurants, zero-waste recipes and the growing use of local vegetables and grains in restaurants.
The RNI-registered CULINARY ENTREPRENEURS magazine is themed on the rising trend of Home Chefs and Homestays after the Lockdown. Anil Mulchandani interviewed owners of heritage homes on how the royal recipes of Maharajas and Nawabs can now be enjoyed by guests staying at their properties. Ankita J Sharma spoke to home chefs from Chandigarh, Chennai, Jaipur, Pune, Delhi, Bengaluru and other cities about their specialities. There are articles about equipment for home chefs and cloud kitchens, how an institute is training home bakers and how to use Canadian agri-food products in the Indian kitchen.

Speaking at the programme, Vishal Kumar Dev, IAS, Principal Secretary – Tourism, Sports and Youth Services, Government of Odisha, congratulated FEA on launching the magazine. He said that Odisha has long been known to tourists as a Temple State but it has a gamut of offerings for travellers like archaeological sites, lakes, hills, ecotourism hotspots, textiles and handicrafts, tribal culture, cuisines and so forth. Talking about Sujata Dehury’s article about the eco-retreat initiative, he said, “Tourism Development is a priority sector for Odisha. Through the Eco-Retreat initiative, we want to highlight and showcase some of the hidden gems of the state. The state has many ecotourism destinations. Chilika Lake is among the largest of its kind in Asia and one of the top places for birds. Olive ridley sea turtles migrate in huge numbers from the beginning of November, every year, for mating and nesting along the coast of Odisha. This is one of the largest such turtle nesting sites in the world’’.

He proudly talked about how Odisha has emerged as one of the hottest investment destinations for new projects and is highly-ranked for Ease of Doing Business. “The incentives for new projects in tourism and hospitality are mainly in the area of capital subsidy,’’ he explained.
Jenu Devan, Commissioner and Managing Director, Tourism, Government of Gujarat, also congratulated FEA on the launch of the magazine and appreciated the article on the royal food of Gujarat’s heritage hotels. “Gujarat has launched attractive policies for Heritage Tourism and Homestays, which offer incentives for those investing in these subsets of tourism’’, he said, adding, “ the new Tourism Policy also looks at new avenues like caravan tourism, MICE (meetings, incentives, conferencing, exhibitions) tourism and rural-based experience tourism. High priority tourism centres have been identified across 25 districts of the state’’.
Akhil Choudhary, Trade Commissioner – Food and Agriculture at Canada High Commission, talked about Canada’s agri-food products like canola oil, maple syrup, blueberries, cherries and salmon. Canada is among the large exporters of agricultural and agri-food products in the world. India is a potential market for many of Canada’s agri-foods. He stressed on the health benefits of many of these foods.
His talk was followed by Chef Michael Swamy’s video about the use of Canada’s agri food products in recipes suitable for the Indian kitchen. His demonstration video showed the viewers how to make blueberry chutney.
The co-admins of FEA, Dilip Thakkar, Rohit Khanna and Darshan Rawal thanked all those who spoke at or attended the event.
May : Maruti Suzuki India Limited in partnership with Zydus Hospitals announces the start of a multi-speciality hospital at Sitapur in Ahmedabad District of Gujarat. With a total capital expenditure of Rs 126 crores, the hospital has been 100% funded by the Maruti Suzuki Foundation – a CSR initiative of Maruti Suzuki. The hospital will be managed and operated by Ramanbhai Foundation, the CSR arm of Zydus Group.The hospital is also assisting in taking care of Covid-19 patients and strengtheningthefight against the pandemic.

Mr Kenichi Ayukawa, MD and CEO, Maruti Suzuki India said, “When our Gujarat car plant started, there was no major medical facility available in the region. We decided to build a good quality multi-speciality hospital for the benefit of all residents of that area and partnered with one of the best names in healthcare – Zydus Hospitals. Fortunately, it was in time for the Covid-19 second wave and we have converted it into a Covid-care facilityto help fight the pandemic. We would like to express our gratitude to the Government of Gujarat and the Government authorities of Ahmedabad District for their support in this project.”
The hospital is expected to serve over 3.75 lakh people residing at Sitapur and adjoining villages at affordable charges. Starting with a 50-bed facility, the hospital can be progressively expanded to 100 bedsbasis the demand. The infrastructure is already in-place for the expansion of the facility.The facility is spread over 7.5 acres and isthe first onMD and CEO, e in the area with super specialization services.
Salient features of the hospital include:
Behold Starbucks fans, a #StarbucksKindaSummer is here!The favourite neighbourhood store is ramping up the summer celebrations with an exotic limited edition menu which promises to be an indulgent treatfor Starbucks fans across the country.
The ubiquitous coffeehouse is popular for leveraginglocal seasonsand curating innovative limited edition offerings to continue surprising its diverse audience with varied preferences and palates. For all the Mango lovers out there, the new menu features a Mango Parfait (with Muesli)which is made with mango and with coconut flavoured curd.Iced Strawberry Green Tea Lemonade,Iced Cocoa Chai Oat Latte are the brand’s debutvariants in the tea based beverage categoryto give all the customers an unparalleled experience.Customers can also revel in a #StarbucksKindaSummer withlimited time offerings such as the Berry Chocolate Cheesecake Frappuccino® and Mocha Cookie Crumble (Available in Hot, Iced & Frappuccino®)and mango special Alphonso Mango Java Chip Frappuccino®.
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Mango with coconut flavored curd served with the goodness of basil seeds.
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Our Favourite Alphonso mango with delicious chocolatey chips. A true delight to your taste buds on a summery day!!!

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Berry Chocolate Cheesecake Frappuccino®
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Mocha Cookie Crumble
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Along with an interesting line-up of refreshing beverages, Starbucks has also introduced attractive Summer Essentials. It features the adventures of a happy Hedgehog on a sunny day, and is the perfect addition to your daily coffee routine.
Patient Kishore Singh Jadeja – Age 67 years.
· The patient gets cured due to infection in important organs like the brain / kidney and lungs due to corona.
The Corona epidemic is currently raging in the world. Which has a huge impact on human life. After giving treatment for corona infection at Radiance Hospital in Ahmedabad, the patient recovered from a complex and intensive in 120 days. The patient had no body disease when covid came positive. After covid returned from the hospital, he contracted fibrosis in his lungs, so the patient was referred to Radiance Hospital, which was referred to by senior pulmonologist Patient was admitted under the treatment of Dr. Ajay Shah. The patient was then found to have infections in other organs of the body besides the lungs such as the brain and kidneys. There was also a puncture in the lungs. The body became swollen and the muscles weakened. Fibrosis was placed on the ventilator, so that the lungs could undergo a complete respiratory process to correct the infection in the lungs.
Ahmedabad,7th April 2021: Anant National University, India’s first design University continues to promote 21st-century living and learning in a global context while keeping its academic core rooted in the Indian milieu by adding the ‘Centre for Visual Arts’ and ‘Centre for Urbanism and Cultural Economics’ at the University.
The courses, research and outreach at these centres will catalyse the relationship between creativity, critical thinking, and analytical thinking. These programmes will help transform imagination into reality, enabling students to understand the journey from conceptualising to executing real-world projects.
Focusing on the role of creative education, the Centre for Visual Arts at AnantU reinforces the practical learning of the visual form through domain-specific materials covering a wide range of media across contemporary studio art practices. The interdisciplinary curriculum draws on perspectives from aesthetics, philosophy, feminism, gender and post-colonial theories, as well as theories of globalisation and new technologies. Thislayered-engagement between studio practice and theory is fundamental to linking visual thinking with architecture and design. The Centre for Visual Arts is led by Dr Bindu Bhadana (Transcultural Studies – Arts & Culture).
The Centre for Urbanism and Cultural Economics (CUCE) by AnantU will focus on the interdisciplinary fields of urban and development studies and cultural economics in India. These take on increasing policy and practice relevance in the light of the UN’s agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly around sustainable cities and communities, in the post-pandemic world. The Centre for Urbanism and Cultural Economics (CUCE) is headed byDr Ashima Sood (Urban Development) and Dr Shubhalaxmi Mohapatra (Micro, Macro, and Behavioural Economics).
The Centre will analyse and develop holistic and sustainable models of urbanism that are attentive to India’s rich tangible and intangible heritage. Building upon the guiding principles of the School of Creative Practice and Entrepreneurship, AnantU (SCoPE), the Centre focuses on research-informed praxis. Preparing a new generation of enquiry-led practitioners and practice-attentive researchers in the field of local, urban and regional development studies, and cultural economics, the Centre aims to establish AnantU as a centre for excellence in the urban built environment and cultural economics in India and the Global South.
Speaking on the launch of the centres, Dr Anunaya Chaubey – Provost, AnantU said, “We envisioned programmes like these for years and it is exciting to see it come to fruition. The courses at AnantU seeks to nurture smart solutionaries, equipping them with analytical, design, and communication skills to drive change. We aim to establish community engagement through a multidisciplinary approach in the fields of design, built habitat, and sustainability.”
About Anant National University:
Anant National University (AnantU), India’s first Design University, is located on a lush green campus in the World Heritage City of Ahmedabad. It was established as a private university in 2016 by an Act of Legislature of the State of Gujarat. AnantU aims to bridge the gap between contemporary socio-economic challenges and sustainable solutions through design thinking. Its widely acclaimed, international, and national faculty facilitate a holistic design education with a liberal arts perspective. The academic experience at the university focuses on developing the self, while simultaneously building domain expertise and providing industry exposure.
Ahmedabad, April , 2021: At a time when the whole world is fighting against Corona in its own way, police and doctors are doing their job and responsibilities without worrying about their homes and families and has also assisted in difficult times. As in part of social activity Dr.Prerak has decided to organize a free camp which is happening in Ayulink, Navarangpura from 1st April to 14th April, for all traffic police who are doing traffic duty in Ahmedabad. They have been informed by the Police Department and have been ordered to join this camp. The entire cost of treatment during this camp will do by doctor. More than 150 police will take part in the same.
In which everyone will be given a diagnosis of migraine and headache, a definite diagnosis will be given and necessary diet, lifestyle changes will be suggested. Ayurvedic medicines and other treatments will also be recommended where necessary.
On this occasion, Dr Prerak Shah (Ayurveda) said, "In my experience of the last 32 years, I have seen the highest number of migraine cases this season."They are more likely to suffer from illness due to their routine of traffic police. His daily life; irregular eating and walking amidst dust, smoke, noise pollution and sunlight makes them more prone to disease. Along with this disease, anger, tension and anxiety are also seen in them. I have taken this initiative today so that their problem can be properly treated. In which I will get rid of this disease by giving treatment to everyone on the basis of my skill and long experience.
Talking only about migraine and its treatment, he said that 1 in every 7 people in the world is suffering from migraine. Every doctor gives treatment based on his experience. But in the long run it does not appear to be of any benefit but the special Ayurveda treatment done by Ayuink has not caused migraine or headache in many patients for 2-3 years. Therefore, this camp has been organized with the aim of providing specific treatment to all in the future.
On this occasion, Mr. Akash Patel (ACP Traffic Police) said that all of us have joined this initiative undertaken by Dr. Prerna Shah.Many policemen suffer from this disease due to their daily routine and have difficulty in performing their duties. We are hopeful that such ayurvedic treatment will be beneficial.
Ahmedabad, March2021: On the occasion of World Sleep Day 2021, Philips India organized an expert talk in Ahmedabad to create awareness about sleep disorders. The talk was given by Dr. Kalpesh Talati, Senior Consultant and Sleep Specialist, Zydus Hospital, Ahmedabad, Dr. Gopal Raval, Senior Consultant Pulmonologist, Ahmedabad and Dr. Arvind Sharma, Head of Department of Neurology and Stroke Specialist, Zydus Hospitals, Ahmedabad. A wide range of topics including the importance of sleep in life, sleep apnea and neurological effects of sleep disturbance were discussed at the event. Over the last few decades with the increase in incidence of lifestyle diseases, there has been a steady increase in the number of people who suffer from sleep disorders such as sleep apnea. Sleep Apnea is a sleep related breathing disorder which is characterized by cessation of breathing at the time of sleep.
Dr. Kalpesh Talati, Senior Consultant and Sleep Specialist, Zydus Hospital, Ahmedabad highlighted that “The level of awareness about sleep disorders such as sleep apnea is very low within the patient community. Sleep has a deep impact on our mental as well as physical health and untreated sleep apnea is known to increase the risk of high blood pressure, uncontrollable diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and stroke. We have organized this expert talk to increase awareness about such disorders. Sleep apnea is a treatable disorder and can be managed with the use of CPAP (Constant Positive Airway Pressure) therapy and people who have taken the therapy have reported a significant improvement in their health and quality of life.”
Dr. Gopal Raval,Senior Consultant Pulmonologist, Ahmedabadsaid “Expert talks like the one organized here are an important first step to create awareness about sleep apnea and empower patients to take action to improve their sleep health. While the symptoms for this disorder might seem relatively harmless at first, things can take a turn for the worst when it begins to impact patients’ daily lives. This World Sleep Day, I urge patients and physicians to take charge of sleep and actively diagnose and tackle sleep disorders.”
Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing throughout the sleep cycle. With symptoms like loud snoring, unwarranted daytime sleepiness and trouble in concentrating, sleep apnea impacts productivity and overall quality of life. Sleep apnea can also lead to graver health issues including cardiac conditions, strokes, neurological disorders, diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity as has been noted in widely referenced clinical research papers.
As an industry leader and innovator in sleep and respiratory care, Philips is deeply rooted in its commitment to developing clinically proven solutions that help people take control of their sleep health. Philips aims to provide solutions that meet the growing and evolving needs of consumers and healthcare professionals alike. In line with its focus on offering quality, accessible and value-based care, the company also provides ‘No-cost EMI’ offer on its products under the Respironics range of sleep and respiratory solutions.