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Unveiling the message of ‘Love-Life-Laughter’ ,WhiteCub’s Vegan Gift hampers are a hit this gifting Season

New Delhi, January 20, 2022: White Cub, India’s pioneering vegan and dairy-free brand has created a unique, lovely and healthy gift hamper for the consumers. The gift basket has some of the best dairy and gluten-free offerings from White Cub including chocolate chip cookies, almond cookies, hazelnut-cashew spread, and vegan butter. It also comes with a beautiful message written on its packaging, “Love-Live-Laughter,” to inspire people to love beyond words, live every moment, and laugh every day.

This gift hamper collection includes five different gift boxes, ranging from ₹530.00 for the smallest gift box to ₹1,405 for the giant gift box. Each gift box contains a unique assortment of products.

The company believes in offering healthy products and actively supports zero trans-fats. Delicious in taste, their vegan butter is made with coconut oil, fortified with vitamins A, D2, and B12, and contains no interesterified fats, palm oil, or trans-fats.

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Their holiday special cookies, almond cookies, and choco-chip cookies are made with vegan butter, roasted almonds, and choco-chip respectively. Unrefined brown sugar, roasted hazelnuts and cashews, cocoa solids, vitamin B12, and vitamin D2 are also included in the hazelnut-cashew spread.

A health freak, a committed vegan and an entrepreneur at heart, WhiteCub’s founder and CEO, Ms Sonal, stated, “We are delighted to bring these new gift hampers with all our best products in the market and are confident that our customers will love them. We want to promote love, harmony, and happiness in the society hence the gift hampers a special message of “Love-Live-Laughter”. Ultimately veganism is about making a choice not a sacrifice. We want to focus on healthy living and encouraging veganism in the country.”

 

IDP brings an opportunity for study-abroad aspirants to meet their dream institutions from the comfort of their homes.

Beyond globally-recognised education and learning, studying abroad gives an experience of a lifetime to students. It acts as a launchpad for many to help them build a global career. However, studying abroad is a big decision for students and their parents. They often require expert counselling and seek authentic information about their preferred institutions during the process. In such a scenario, it becomes difficult for students to contact universities and institutions located abroad and discuss their queries and concerns, especially during the pandemic when everyone prefers to stay safe in their homes.

IDP, the global leader in international education services, understood this challenge and launched virtual education fairs where students and parents could connect with over 200 world-class universities and institutions from sought-after countries like Australia, USA, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Ireland. It has been over 50 years since IDP has been providing world-class assistance to students to fulfil their study abroad dream. Even during the pandemic, IDP has been successfully organising virtual education fairs and have already assisted more than 100,000 students via this platform in 2021 alone. Many students credit IDP’s virtual education fairs to their successful educational journey abroad.

Commenting on Virtual Education Fair, Piyush Kumar, Regional Director (South Asia), IDP Education, said, “Due to the looming pandemic, students have plenty of queries regarding their study abroad plans. With the help of virtual fairs, we provide students with the most authentic information and help them meet representatives of world-class global institutions. Like last year, our focus will be to have maximum prestigious institutions participate in the fair and help students choose the right educational and career path.”

“At IDP, we are committed to providing students with the best advice and top-quality assistance at every step of their international education journey”, Mr Piyush Kumar added.

This year again, IDP is organising virtual education fairs from 21st Jan to 27th Feb to help students planning to study in Australia, USA, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Ireland in 2022. This can be an excellent opportunity for all aspirants to meet representatives from their dream institutions 1-on-1 and get answers to all their queries.

Students can visit their website (www.idp.com) and book a session as per their liking and availability to interact with IDP’s experts and institutions’ representatives.

New Ways of farming aids growth and efficiency in India’s agricultural sector

-Turning Farmers Tech-savvy to increase their produce

New Delhi, India; In agriculture, India is a land of contradictions. The country produces 11 percent of total global agriculture and at the same time host to the world’s largest number of malnourished people. Agriculture provides a livelihood for about half of the Indian population most of whom are smallholder farmers yet a majority of government agricultural subsidies are used by medium and large scale farmers. All the major revolutions were either farm-centric or production centric with barely any farmer income increment for the farmer.

To address the challenges like weak structure, slow growth, low production, farmer’s individual income, the Indian agriculture sector needs innovation which helps modernization, supported by strong reforms. This is why agritech can play an important role. Agritech gives an amazing open door to connect a few trouble spots that exist in the agri-sector area at present across the value chain, accordingly growing the market potential.With expanding internet in the nation, the rural areas being the essential driver of this success, India stands exceptional to adjust to changing procedures in farming.

Mr. Paras Jain, Co- Founder and C.T.O, Neem Tree Agro Solutions
Mr. Paras Jain, Co- Founder and C.T.O, Neem Tree Agro Solutions

Many analysts anticipate that this year will see a greater number of farmers using agritech solutions and that rural India will continue to digitalize. The agricultural value chain in India is being addressed by the Indian agritech ecosystem. Agritechis here to stay, and 2022 is anticipated to be the biggest year yet for agritech businesses, surpassing 2021 believes the founder’s of Neem Tree Agro.

Started in 2019, Based in Delhi. Neem Tree Agro Solutions, a SaaS (Software as a Service) based AgTech company focused on delivering economical, efficient and adaptable cutting edge solutions for every farmer in the nation. The services harness the power of data and Artificial Intelligence based decision support systems for enhanced quality and quantity of produce. They established a mission to provide farmers with knowledge, technology, marketing and extension services for improved quality and quantity of produce by efficient adoption of technology. The company focuses on the efficient use of big data to provide a decision support system for the farmers. It also provides quick and easy access to the farmers through their designated app.

Mr. Dhiresh, Co- Founder & C.E.O, Neem Tree Agro Solutions
Mr. Dhiresh, Co- Founder & C.E.O, Neem Tree Agro Solutions

They concentrate on Indian agriculture’s developing white spaces, which are ripe for disruption. Neem Tree Agro Solutions is a journey which was started by 3 youngsters. Such has their vision been, Country’s Prestigious university IIT and premier trade body Nasscom , FITT, CIENA have shown interest and confidence in their model and joined them as investors in working towards a common goal of revolutionizing farming by providing easy and innovative technology, Improved planning, knowledge, marketing and extension services. Still very young, one(Paras Jain) still pursuing his B.tech, the trio of founders have shown great integrity and strength in achieving success and have utmost confidence in their unique business model. Belief by such investors has proved that they might be new to the game but have enough to reach the top.

It is one of the few end-to-end agritech players and have established the end-to-end relationship with the farmer, right from input selection and delivery to crop management. They can input data across these stages to offer services to create value across the chain.

The company observed in rural area, the farmers like to have a one-stop solution for their concern which is currently an inputs retailer. The company has the potential to replicate the same on a digital platform with the new-age approach, with several farmers having already adopted it. Hereafter, Digital farming and connected farm services can impact millions of Indian farmers. A technology- enabled approach to farming management that observes, measures, and analyzes the needs of individual fields and crops and uses the data in a smart way to optimize farming operations. Good digital usage and analytics helps in better output prediction and quality maximization and helps in risk management. It’ll help to enhance preventive care and increase producer-consumer satisfaction.

The day is not far when we shall see things like AI-enabled robots, IOT based smart irrigation systems, integrated automatic tractors as envisioned by “Neem Tree Agro Solutions”. This can lead to huge cost savings by reducing the need for approximately 4 agricultural laborers per acre of land. Mr. Dhiresh, Co- Founder & C.E.O, Mr. Paras Jain, Co- Founder and C.T.O, Mr. Nishant Chauhan, Co- Founder, CFO & Head (R&D) of Neem Tree Agro Solutions.

Pre-budget expectation -2022

Dr. Srikanth Sola, Director, CEO and Co-founder, Devic Earth: “India has 9 out of the 10 most polluted cities in the world. But our country has only 800 or so air quality monitoring stations, almost all of which are in the cities. We hope that the Finance Minister will address this critical issue in the Union Budget. Monitoring and Measurement is key and first step towards improvement. India’s projected need is 1,600 to 4,000 air quality monitoring stations spread across tier I-III cities and rural areas. These will enable data driven policies to create tangible improvements in air quality in the shortest possible time. We also expect the government to facilitate conducive policy initiatives like single window clearance to promote technologies and initiatives to combat air pollution menace and provide the citizen clean and healthy air to breath.”