Mrs. Anuradha Garg, an esteemed personality and a symbol of strength and grace, set off for China on March 31, 2025, to compete in the prestigious Mrs. Globe international beauty pageant. As she stood tall, proudly holding the Indian flag, a wave of excitement filled the air at the airport where family, fans, and supporters were seen gathering at the airport to cheer for her.

Banners and posters bearing her name and image flooded the departure area, as admirers waved and chanted, wishing her success on the global stage. With her signature charm and infectious smile, Mrs. Garg not only captivated her well-wishers but also sent the media into a frenzy. Her presence exuded confidence, determination, and the spirit of Indian womanhood.

Joining her at the airport was Ms. Mohini Sharma, the National Director of Mrs. India Inc., a key figure in mentoring and guiding India’s top beauty queens. She stood proudly beside Mrs. Garg, sharing in the excitement of the moment. “Anuradha Garg is a beacon of inspiration,” said Mohini Sharma. “She represents the courage, elegance, and resilience of Indian women. We have no doubt she will make India proud at Mrs. Globe.”

Expressing her gratitude and excitement, Mrs. Garg shared, “Representing India is a privilege and a responsibility. I hope to showcase the beauty of our culture and the strength of Indian women on this global platform. This journey is not just mine, it belongs to every woman who dares to dream.”

As she embarks on this life-changing experience, Mrs. Garg carries with her the aspirations of countless Indian women. Competing against participants from around the world, she aims to use this stage to advocate for women’s empowerment, education, and social change.

With an unforgettable send-off and the nation’s support behind her, Anuradha Garg is all set to leave a mark on the world.

National, April 1, 2025: India’s leading gamer and content creator Ujjwal, popularly known as Techno Gamerz, has built his name in history by becoming India’s biggest individual YouTuber with a staggering 45.1 million subscribers.

With this milestone, Techno Gamerz has now overtaken some of the biggest names in the influencer space, across gaming, entertainment, and lifestyle segments, solidifying his position as India’s most dominant digital creator.

Managed by influencer marketing agency, Opraahfx, Ujjwal has expanded his reach with his flagship channel, Techno Gamerz, which delivers high-quality, story-driven and in-depth gameplay experiences. His success is the biggest indicative that gaming content has overtaken mainstream entertainment in digital media.

Expressing his gratitude, Techno Gamerz said, “I am incredibly thankful to my audience for their constant support. From the moment I dedicated myself to this journey, my focus has always been on building a strong and loyal connection with my audience. It is their trust in me that has made this achievement possible.”

He further added, “Gaming is my passion, and I want to continue creating content for as long as I can. It is great to see so many people appreciate my efforts and India surely loves gaming and this landscape is evolving at an incredible pace. I hope my fans continue to support me and I keep making them happy with my content.”

According to Lumikai’s annual State of India Interactive Media and Gaming Report FY24, in collaboration with Google, the Indian gaming market is anticipated to grow to $9.2 Bn by FY29. This showcases that gaming is only going to grow big and become a mainstream form of entertainment, and new-age creators like Techno Gamerz are redefining how audiences engage with gaming content by introducing fresh narratives and dynamic interactions.

Last year, Techno Gamerz also made a global impact as he was the only Indian gaming creator nominated for the prestigious The Game Awards 2024 which was hosted in Los Angeles. As gaming continues its rapid growth in India, the industry is set to witness more creators expanding their reach beyond national borders.

Recently, press conference of upcoming movie L2: Empuraan held in national capital. The promotional Event was held at PVR Plaza, Connaught Place, Delhi. Actors and team of the movie- Tavino Thomas ,Manju Warrior , Abhimanyu Singh ,Mohanlal ,Prithviraj Sukumaran and Indrajith Sukumaran were present at the event.

Malayalam superstar Prithviraj Sukumaran on Tuesday said the Hindi film industry post the 1990s has been pathbreaking in taking Indian cinema to the world, and regional language films will forever be indebted to it for showing the way.

Prithviraj, who has directed Malayalam cinema superstar Mohanlal in L2: Empuraan and also plays a prominent role in it, releasing this Thursday. Replying to a question on lessons that Hindi cinema, which is going through a dull phase, needed to learn from other industries, Prithviraj praised Bollywood and said every industry goes through different phases.

“There is a lot for everyone to learn from everywhere. I understand the conversation and praise around Malayalam cinema of late. But make no mistake it was not too long ago that we were sitting across tables in Kerala and thinking, ‘How is Hindi cinema doing this?’ “It was a time not too far back when maverick filmmakers like Anurag (Kashyap), Vikramaditya Motwane and Hansal Mehta burst onto the scene and started making content that made us think ‘wow’ .Yes, Malayalam cinema is going through a great phase, but these phases happen to every cinema periodically,” the actor-filmmaker said at a promotional event for Empuraan.

Prithviraj said he would not be surprised if, a couple of years later, people were once again praising films coming out of Bollywood. “But one thing that most aspirational about Hindi cinema post the 90s is how it has taken its cinema to the world. Hindi cinema has been absolutely pathbreaking in taking in taking Indian cinema to the world and in helping people around the world discover the content we create in this country. For all the regional languages, however much pan-Indian success we achieve, we will forever be indebted to Hindi cinema for having shown us the way,” he said.