April 2026

1.3 crore+ votes mark a 2.2X jump vs. last year 15k+ brands won across 110 categories nationwide   Swiggy (NSE: SWIGGY/BSE: 544285), India’s pioneering on-demand convenience platform, announced the winners of the third edition of the Swiggy Restaurant Awards 2026, following a month of unprecedented nationwide participation. The awards recorded 1.3 crore+ votes from 6.43 lakh unique users, marking a 2.2X jump over last year, making it the biggest edition till date.   Swiggy Restaurant Awards 2026 Winner Announcement   Spanning 160+ cities, 110 categories, and 15,000 winning brands, this year’s awards celebrated the best across food delivery and dineout experiences. The scale of engagement was driven by 43.8 lakh users sharing voting links, with participation from 25K new-to-platform users. This year’s Swiggy Restaurant Awards focused on deeper relevance with regional categories and city-level inputs.    Biryani emerged as the most popular category with 7.02 lakh votes, followed by Pizza, North Indian, Burger, and Chinese. The 2026 edition also expanded into new and trend-led categories including EatRight, Corporate/Desk Eats, and Trending Dish Families such as Pasta, Arabic cuisine, Cheesecake, Mandi, and Grills & Shawaya. Regional depth was further strengthened with categories like Naati Style Biryani, Rayalaseema cuisine, South Indian tiffins, and Marathi food, making the awards more locally relevant than ever.   Food Delivery Favorites Biryani – Behrouz Biryani, Bikkgane Biryani, Biryani By Kilo, Charcoal Eats – Biryani & Beyond Pizza –  Domino’s Pizza, Pizza Hut, La Pino’z Pizza North Indian – BOX8 – Desi Meals, LunchBox, The Good Bowl Burger – McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC Chinese – Wow! Momo, Chinese Wok, Chowman Cakes & Desserts – The Belgian Waffle Co., Harley’s Fine Baking, Theobroma, Bakingo South Indian – A2B – Adyar Ananda Bhavan, Sagar Ratna, Hotel Saravana Bhavan Indian Sweets – Bikanervala, Haldiram’s Restaurant, Kanti Sweets Ice Cream – Baskin Robbins – Ice Cream Desserts, NIC Ice Creams, Natural Ice Cream EatRight – The Protein Project, Eatfit, GetAWay-Ice Creams & Desserts   Swiggy Dineout Champions Cafes – Harley’s Fine Baking, Cafeteria & Co., Cafe Niloufer Fine Dining – Lazeez Affaire, One8 Commune, Burma Burma Casual Dining – Barbeque Nation, OG By the Lake, Chowman North Indian – Punjab Grill, Kake Di Hatti,The Nawaabs Bars & Lounges – Lord of the Drinks, Punjab Grill, Antera Kitchen And Bar Insta Worthy – Lord of the Drinks, Gladia Brewery & Kitchen, Nusa Tropical Brew Villa Pure Veg Places – Maini’s Green Leaf, Vega Pure Vegetarian, Parampara – Flavours of India Late Night Spots – Bastian At The Top, Cling Lounge & Bar, Kasso Rooftop Places – Roots, LMNOQ, Habitat Cafe Biryani Places – Sharief Bhai Biriyani, Meghana Foods – Kanakapura Road, Oudh 1590   Commenting on the awards, Sidharth Bhakoo, Chief Business Officer, Swiggy Food Marketplace, said “At Swiggy, we recognize that food is at the heart of every celebration, uniting traditions and people across the country. The Swiggy Restaurant Awards were created to honor the visionary chefs and innovators who strive to deliver world-class experiences every single day. This year, with a staggering 1.3 crore votes, we’ve seen not only a deep loyalty to local favorites but also a clear shift toward mindful, convenience-led, and occasion-driven dining. Huge congratulations to all the winners who continue to redefine India’s culinary landscape.”   Added Swapnil Bajpai, Senior Vice President, Sales, Swiggy Dineout said, “The Swiggy Restaurant Awards 2026 reflect the powerful role of consumer choice in reshaping India’s dining landscape—a perfect harmony of national scale and deep regional resonance. This series is more than a celebration of culinary excellence- it is a tribute to the evolving tastes of millions. I extend my heartiest congratulations to the winners across India who continue to set the benchmark for truly memorable dining experiences.”   About Swiggy Swiggy is India’s pioneering on-demand convenience platform, catering to millions of consumers each month. Founded in 2014, its mission is to elevate the quality of life for the urban consumer by offering unparalleled convenience, enabled by over 6.9 lakh delivery partners. With an extensive footprint in food delivery, Swiggy Food collaborates with over 2.6 lakh restaurants across 720+ cities. Instamart, its quick commerce platform operating in 131cities, delivers groceries and other essentials across 20+ categories. Fueled by a commitment to innovation, Swiggy continually incubates and integrates new services like Swiggy Dineout and Swiggy Scenes into its multi-service app as well as creating standalone offerings like Toing and Crew for opening up new market segments. Leveraging cutting-edge technology and Swiggy One, the country’s only membership program offering benefits across food, quick commerce and dining out, Swiggy aims to provide a superior experience to its users.   For more details, please visit our website: www.swiggy.com/corporate.

The Indian Institute of Art & Design (IIAD) marked its evolution into University of Design, Innovation and Technology (UDIT) recently with an evening of music, craft and conversation at Bikaner House, New Delhi which featured live performances steeped in soulful sufi music by Madan Gopal Singh and ensemble Chaar Yaar.   L to R – Leena Singh, Cofounder of Ashima-Leena, Shovana Narayan Padma Bhushan Recipient & Kathak exponent, Jitin Chadha, Pro Chancellor UDIT and Samar Jodhi at UDIT’s celebratory evening   The celebratory evening was graced with the presence of eminent dignitaries from the creative, academic, arts and cultural community like Dr. Jitin Chadha (Pro Chancellor, UDIT), Rhea Jay Singh, Leena Singh (Co-Founder, Ashima-Leena), Sunil Sethi (Chairman, Fashion Design Council of India), Amitabh Kant (Former CEO, NITI Ayog and Ex-G20 Sherpa, Government of India), Rita Chadha, Ajit Singh Chadha (Chancellor, UDIT), Shovana Narayan (Padma Bhushan Recipient & renowned  Kathak exponent), Sharon Lowen (Eminent American-born Indian Classical Dancer and Cultural Ambassador; Exponent of Odissi, Manipuri & Chhau) and Jatin Das (Padma Bhushan recipient and celebrated painter, muralist and artist). Also present at the event were Ashwajit Singh (Founder & Managing Director of IPE Global) and Nalini Singh (Senior journalist & media entrepreneur and Founder of Synergy Media Entertainment) among others.   Bringing together distinctive practitioners from across design, education and the arts, The Transition positioned itself as a moment of continuity, carrying forward a decade of practice while opening into new academic possibilities and creating space for dialogue. The evening opened with a visual retrospective of the institution’s decade-long celebration, a culinary programme inspired by Shahjahanabad and live musical performances, creating a setting for dialogue and exchange. A live performance by Madan Gopal Singh & Chaar Yaar anchored the occasion with a second musical showcase featuring Gazi Khan Barna and Sawai Khan on khartal, Thanu Khan Manganiyar on bhapang, morchang and vocals, with Rhea Jay Singh, blending traditional forms with contemporary interpretation.   Marking the occasion, Dr. Jitin Chadha, Pro-Chancellor, UDIT, described the university as an evolution made possible by the collective efforts of the IIAD family, past and present. Reflecting on the decade-long journey from IIAD to UDIT, he noted, “This celebratory evening marks a pivotal moment in our journey from the Indian Institute of Art & Design (IIAD) to the UDIT, honoring a decade of design-led learning while embracing an integrated future that aligns with emerging technologies and collaborative practice.”   Building on the 10-year legacy of IIAD, design-led learning and sustained industry engagement has shaped UDIT’s academic foundation. UDIT now sustains an integrated academic framework that aligns design, and emerging technologies, underpinned by project-led coursework, studio-based practice and collaborative endeavours.   The University is anchored in an interdisciplinary approach across its three schools offering undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across a diverse range of disciplines. The School of Design comprises the departments of Fashion, Visual Communication and Product & Interior Design. The School of Management includes the departments of Fashion Management and Technology Management. A unified approach to learning, where multiple ways of thinking converge to shape thoughtful, well-rounded creators.   About UDIT The University of Design, Innovation and Technology (UDIT) marks a new direction for higher education in India. Established through an Act of the Haryana State Legislature, UDIT is conceived as a university for creators, built to respond to a world where design, technology and business increasingly operate together.   UDIT marks the evolution of a decade of design excellence at the Indian Institute of Art and Design (IIAD), founded in 2015. IIAD has proved over the past decade that studio-based, hands-on education produces industry-ready graduates. UDIT extends this philosophy across three integrated schools: Design, Technology and Management. These are not separate schools sharing a campus. They are three dimensions of a single educational philosophy, with deliberately porous boundaries, shared studios and collaborative curricula designed to shape professionals who build an understanding between creative vision, technical execution and business strategy.   UDIT’s Gurugram campus is by design made for collaboration and creation. With co-working hubs, dynamic exhibition spaces, an open-air amphitheatre, an expansive library, industry-grade labs and full-scale sports courts, the environment itself contributes to students’ learning.   The studio is the core of a UDIT education. What truly sets UDIT apart is its inclination towards studio-based hands-on learning, with the curriculum being constantly tailored in sync with evolving industry trends.   The School of Design brings together Visual Communication, Fashion, Product & Interior Design, with B.Des. and M.Des. degrees grounded in rigorous creative thinking and applied practice. The School of Management focuses on industries where creativity and commerce intersect, spanning fashion, luxury and technology, with BBA and MBA programmes designed to cultivate business leaders who can navigate both strategic and operational realities. Complementing this, the School of Technology offers B.Tech and M.Tech programmes that approach computer science, AI & Design and emerging technologies through a design-led lens, producing technologists who understand users, systems and product thinking in equal measure.   A strong network of over 500 industry partnerships, developed through IIAD, continues to anchor UDIT’s engagement with practice. Collaborations with leading international universities, including Kingston University, Nottingham Trent University, University for the Creative Arts and Arts University Bournemouth, bring global perspectives into the academic experience. Bringing global standards to an education that is distinctly, purposefully India.   UDIT represents a fundamental reimagination of higher education for the creative economy. Built on IIAD’s decade of design excellence, UDIT is India’s first university to fully integrate design, technology and management education around a creator-centred pedagogy.

Morepen Laboratories Limited (NSE: MOREPENLAB; BSE: 500288) has announced the successful completion of a USFDA (United States Food and Drug Administration) inspection at its Masulakhanna (Himachal) facility, with Zero adverse observations (No Form 483 issued by the drug regulator). This marks the Fourth consecutive NIL 483 USFDA inspection for Morepen over the past eight years.   Morepen Successfully Clears Fourth Consecutive USFDA Inspection for its Masulkhana Facility with NIL 483 Observation   The milestone arrives at a defining moment for Morepen Labs just weeks after the company disclosed a multi-year CDMO mandate worth approximately Rs. 825 crore (USD 91 million) from a leading global pharma major. “Impeccable clean record with the regulators and a past hattrick of Nil 483 inspections had paved the way for the recent Rs. 825 crore global mandate. The last concluded successful inspection will further drive engagements of similar scale in future,” Mr. Sushil Suri, Chairman and Managing Director, Morepen Laboratories Ltd., said.   Mr. Suri further added,“Global pharmaceutical companies considering long-term manufacturing partnerships do not take quality assurances at face value, they look for strong systems, documentation and more importantly the consistency which these events substantiate.”   “Our consistent track record of NIL 483 inspections is a testament to the strength of our quality systems and our team’s discipline in adhering to the highest global regulatory standards. It strengthens Morepen’s positioning in highly regulated markets by enhancing company’s credibility with global regulators, customers, and partners thus facilitating for long term supply contracts across the globe. Our global orders pipeline only gets stronger from here,” Mr. Sanjay Suri, Executive Director and CEO (API) Morepen Laboratories Limited, claimed.   Morepen Labs is consistently imbibing robust quality management systems, strong data integrity practices, automation, digitization and deep-rooted culture of regulatory compliance in all its manufacturing operations. A large amount of investment has been done by the company in these key areas over the past several years. The Company has consistently aligned its operations with evolving global standards, including current ICH and CFR (Part-21) guidelines, ensuring high levels of product quality, safety, and efficacy as required by global drug regulators. The Company’s focus on digitalization enhances traceability, transparency, and operational efficiency across its manufacturing and quality processes.   As an outcome of these initiatives, Morepen Labs continues to be a preferred partner for global pharmaceutical companies, successfully catering to regulated markets across the US, Europe, and other geographies. Supported by regular and rigorous customer audits, the company exports APIs (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients) to over 80 countries, aggregating to more than Rs. 670 crores annually. The company is a recognized market leader in six key APIs, with a strong presence in global supply chains. Building on this foundation, the Company is now strategically expanding into the CDMO space, aiming to leverage its regulatory track record, infrastructure, and technical expertise.   About Morepen Laboratories Limited Morepen Laboratories Ltd. is a vertically integrated, innovation-led pharmaceutical and healthcare company delivering high-quality APIs, having expanded into CDMO space, branded generics, medical devices, and consumer wellness products to over 90 countries worldwide. With a high installed API capacities, a 14 million-strong glucometer user base, and a rapidly expanding digital footprint, Morepen stands at the forefront of India’s health-tech evolution. Backed by decades of trust, regulatory approvals from USFDA, WHO, and EU bodies, and a passion for innovation, Morepen is committed to making quality healthcare accessible, affordable, and future-ready.   Morepen Laboratories Limited is a leading pharmaceutical company with a strong presence in APIs, formulations, and home health products. With world-class manufacturing facilities and a global footprint, the Company continues to focus on innovation, quality, and compliance to serve customers across regulated and emerging markets.

This Earth Day, Kiro is placing its stackable and multi-tasking product range at the centre of a broader sustainability narrative one that moves beyond symbolic, one-off actions and instead focuses on everyday consumption habits.   Four Play Non-Stop Airy Matte Liquid Lip – Ultimate Quad As sustainability conversations evolve, the brand is advocating for a more consistent, behaviour-led approach encouraging consumers to integrate mindful choices into their daily routines, rather than limiting action to annual moments. At the core of this approach is Kiro’s stackable range, designed to consolidate multiple products into a single unit. The 3-in-1 Eye Stack, which combines a full-size mascara, eyeliner and eyeshadow, and the 4-in-1 Liquid Lipstick Stack, offering multiple shades in one format, are positioned as practical solutions to reduce product redundancy and packaging waste.   3 in1 eyestack By integrating three to four products into one, the brand reduces the need for individual plastic components and outer cartons, lowering overall material consumption while also improving efficiency across storage and transportation. Alongside this, Kiro continues to build on its foundation of clean, vegan formulations through multi-tasking products that simplify routines. Its skin tint combines hydration, primer, pigment and SPF in a single step, while multi-use formats for lips, cheeks and eyes allow consumers to replace multiple products with one reducing both purchase volume and product waste. Together, these innovations support the brand’s larger philosophy of “slow beauty” a shift away from excessive consumption towards fewer, high-performance products that are used fully rather than discarded midway.   Commenting on this, Vasundhara Patni, Founder, Kiro, said, “Sustainability cannot be a once-a-year activity it has to become part of our everyday routine. At Kiro, we’ve always believed in buying less, but buying better. That means creating products that truly work for you, so they are used fully rather than wasted. Our approach to slow beauty is rooted in reducing excess whether through multitasking formulations that replace multiple steps, or stackable formats that bring several products into one and reduce packaging. We are not here to sell more, but to create better because small, consistent choices in how we consume have a far greater long-term impact than occasional actions.” The brand also operates as a plastic-neutral company, offsetting the amount of plastic it introduces into the environment, while continuing to prioritise reduction through design and formulation. With sustainability in beauty increasingly expanding beyond ingredients to include packaging, lifecycle impact and consumer behaviour, Kiro’s Earth Day initiative reflects a broader industry shift where clean beauty, design innovation and mindful consumption come together to streamline routines and minimise waste. This Earth Day, Kiro underscores a clear message: meaningful change lies not in doing more occasionally, but in doing better every day. To explore the range visit www.kirobeauty.com.

In a landmark announcement that could reshape India’s wellness landscape, 3EA Global formally unveiled FTS – Fitness Through Sports at a high-profile media interaction in Mumbai. Positioned as India’s first AI-led behavioural sports fitness ecosystem, FTS – Fitness Through Sports is designed not as a gym chain or sports booking app, but as a structured habit-formation platform that integrates fitness naturally into everyday life.   3EA Global Strategy Team and FTS Founder mark the launch of an AI-powered behavioral sports fitness platform integrating fitness into daily routines across India   While the national media unveiling took place in Mumbai, the company confirmed that the first proof-of-concept operational centre will launch in Lucknow, serving as the behavioural validation hub before phased expansion across major Indian cities.   FTS – Fitness Through Sports emerged from strategic consultations at the 3EA Global Lucknow office, where Mr. Aman Dubey, founder of Turf Titans, engaged with the company’s research and strategy team to explore scaling beyond a competitive turf model.   The research team, led by Mr. Kritagaya Singh, Associate Domain Partner, Ms. Divya Srivastava, Senior Domain Partner and Mr. Avi Agarwal, Growth Analyst, under the strategic supervision of Er. Pranav Bhaskar, National Business Partner, 3EA Global conducted feasibility assessments, developed the three-year business plan, structured the partnership model, and validated demand through a Pan-India behavioural survey involving over 300 individuals.   The findings revealed a decisive shift – most participants were not seeking competition — they were seeking fitness in an enjoyable format. This insight reframed sports as a sustainable pathway to health rather than an athletic pursuit.   During the press interaction, journalists raised pointed questions on retention challenges, differentiation from gyms, scalability, and the role of technology.   Responding to a question on declining gym adherence, Dr. Vibhor Mishra, CEO, 3EA Global stated, “The biggest challenge in preventive healthcare is not awareness — it is continuity. Fitness today depends heavily on motivation, and motivation is temporary. Behaviour, however, is sustainable. FTS is designed as a behavioural system where participation becomes routine rather than a decision.”   He further emphasized that the platform measures consistency over intensity, focusing on habit formation rather than performance metrics.   Addressing comparisons with conventional gyms, Mr. Aman Dubey, Founder of FTS explained, “People don’t quit fitness because they don’t value health. They quit because it feels like work. Sports create engagement, accountability, and belonging. When others expect you to show up, you rarely skip.”   He clarified that FTS is not a turf aggregation platform nor a pay-per-session sports service. Instead, it operates on a structured subscription-driven participation model, where members follow recurring weekly schedules integrating sports sessions, wellness formats, and community leagues.   Dr. Vibhor Mishra elaborated that FTS integrates artificial intelligence to guide participation responsibly.   The application profiles users based on lifestyle patterns, body type, medical sensitivities, and fitness objectives. Individuals with cervical spine concerns or specific health conditions receive guided recommendations to ensure suitability. The system tracks habit streaks, participation frequency, and engagement rhythms rather than calorie counts or competition scores.   “We designed health to fit into lifestyle — not the other way around,” Dr. Vibhor Mishra quoted.   Speaking on the asset-light expansion model, Er. Pranav Bhaskar explained that FTS will operate through structured Facility Partner (FP) agreements across cities. Facilities can range from multi-sport environments offering cricket, football, badminton, and pickleball to specialized single-format centres.   Through a unified application, members can access sessions across partner facilities within their city.   “Future wellness businesses will be defined by engagement models, not equipment. Retention is behavioural, not infrastructural,” Er. Pranav Bhaskar said.   He emphasized that the distributed partnership model allows rapid scaling while maintaining centralised behavioural governance.   When asked why operations would begin in Lucknow instead of a metro city, Mr. Aman Dubey clarified, “We chose Lucknow intentionally. It represents aspirational India with realistic lifestyle patterns. Before scaling nationally, we want to validate behavioural adoption in an authentic environment.”   The first centre will function as a structured habit-formation laboratory, measuring participation adherence and community engagement before metro expansion.   FTS – Fitness Through Sports aims to address broader concerns such as sedentary work culture, stress, lifestyle diseases, and declining community interaction. By embedding structured sports into routine schedules across age groups — youth, working professionals, mid-age individuals, and senior citizens — the platform aspires to create measurable public health and socio-economic impact.   Rather than positioning itself as a gym alternative, FTS positions itself as a behavioural shift. Traditional fitness formats demand discipline. FTS embeds fitness within enjoyment.   As the media interaction concluded, representatives reiterated that FTS – Fitness Through Sports is not merely a single-location venture but a scalable national ecosystem designed to transform how India experiences movement.

PlumbexIndia 2026, India’s leading platform for water, sanitation and plumbing, concluded with strong industry and government participation, reinforcing its role in advancing the country’s water security and sustainable infrastructure agenda.   PlumblexIndia 2026 successfully concludes in Bangalore, drawing key industry players and an overwhelming visitor turnout   The three-day event, organised by the Indian Plumbing Association (IPA), brought together over 15000 visitors, 180 exhibitors, and representatives from countries, such as USA, Germany, Italy, Spain, Denmark, France, Isreal Japan, Tiwan and China.   The event was supported by two key ministries of government of India, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), Ministry of Jal Shakti (MoJS) and The Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT Mission), underscoring growing alignment between policy and industry.   Gurmit Singh Arora, National President, Indian Plumbing Association said,“Plumbex India 2026 has once again demonstrated the power of collaboration in addressing India’s most pressing water challenges. The conversations, innovations, and partnerships forged here reflect a shared commitment across government, industry, and academia to build resilient, efficient, and sustainable water systems. As India continues to urbanise rapidly, platforms like PlumbexIndia are essential in translating ideas into actionable solutions on the ground,”   Chandra Shekhar Gupta, National Vice President, IPA, added, “This year’s PlumbexIndia has reinforced the importance of integrating engineering excellence with policy direction and on-ground implementation. The strong participation and the MoU signing with CaHO are significant steps towards improving water and sanitation standards, particularly in critical sectors like healthcare.”   A key outcome of the event was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between IPA and the Consortium of Accredited Healthcare Organizations, aimed at strengthening water, sanitation, and plumbing standards in healthcare infrastructure.   The event featured high-level discussions on urban water management, groundwater sustainability, engineering-led infrastructure solutions, and design-driven innovation, with participation from leading experts across sectors.   Key initiatives included the IPA Bathroom Challenge, a live technical competition supported by IAPMO and IWSH, and “Around the Drop”, a student-focused design platform in partnership with Ethos Empowers.   The event also recognised 21 industry leaders through the IPA Awards of Excellence and honoured winners of the “My Water My Story” an initiative by IPA Vanita (women’s wing of Indian Plumbing Association), celebrating grassroots contributions to water conservation, Among the participants, Anvitha A, emerged as the National Winner, standing out for her exceptional contribution to the “My Water My Story” initiative.   Building on the outcomes of 2026, the next edition of PlumbexIndia is expected to further strengthen its role as a national platform for collaboration, innovation, and actionable solutions in water and sanitation.   About PlumbexIndia Since its inception in 2008, PlumbexIndia is India’s largest exhibition and knowledge platform focused on plumbing, water and sanitation technologies. The event is organised by the Indian Plumbing Association, the apex body working to advance professional standards, education and sustainable water practices in the built environment.   Website: indianplumbing.org ; PLUMBEX INDIA EXHIBITION 2026 – Indian Plumbing Association.

The Directorate of Admissions at Manipal University Jaipur successfully organized an Open House at the Smt. Vasanti R. Pai Auditorium, drawing a large number of prospective students and their parents.   Open House organised by Manipal University Jaipur The programme commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Madhura Yadav, Dean–Student Welfare, who highlighted the university’s commitment to creating a supportive and inclusive campus environment. This was followed by a leadership address by Dr. Karunakar A. Kotegar, Pro-President, who elaborated on the institution’s academic vision and its focus on holistic student development. The session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Prakash Ramani, Director–Admissions. The Open House served as an interactive platform for attendees to gain comprehensive insights into the university’s academic offerings, infrastructure, and career prospects. Faculty members and university officials engaged directly with participants, addressing queries related to academics, placements, research opportunities, international collaborations, alumni engagement, and student welfare initiatives. Departmental representatives also facilitated in-depth discussions and conducted guided campus visits, allowing visitors to experience the university’s academic and residential environment firsthand. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Kotegar emphasized the significance of such initiatives in helping students and parents make informed academic choices. “The Open House is an important platform for transparent interaction. We are encouraged by the enthusiastic response and remain committed to guiding students in shaping their academic journey,” he said. He further stressed the importance of holistic development and lifelong learning, urging parents to consider these aspects while planning their children’s future. The event was well received by attendees, reflecting the university’s dedication to fostering student-centric engagement and maintaining academic excellence. The strong participation underscored the growing interest among students seeking quality higher education opportunities. For more information, visit the official website of Manipal University Jaipur jaipur.manipal.edu