Ritika Gupta

ritika gupta, a New York Film Academy graduate, is making her mark on indie films and global cinema. Known for her emotionally intelligent and visually refined storytelling, she excels as a director, producer, and assistant director. Her work ethic, leadership, and problem-solving skills make her an invaluable asset in high-stakes productions, ensuring creative vision meets seamless execution.

Remember seeing Zendaya’s sporty outfits from the Challengers premiere that were all over the internet? Well, it turns out that athletic aesthetic, or tenniscore, is the latest buzzword in the fashion world and experts predict that sports-centric fashion is here to stay. Here’s all about the new trend that’s making waves on and off the court.

Former cricket captain enjoys a huge fan following among students of the University of Nottingham, UK, who are not only Indians but from other countries as well.

The six schools from the city affiliated to the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) conducted by the Cambridge International Examination board, United Kingdom, posted 100% results in the class X examination. The results were declared on Wednesday.

Love is in the air and so are red odhnis with the return of Times Gehena, the wedding exhibition going on at the Grand Bhagwati. The exhibition features designers from all over the country showcasing their wedding accessories, jewellery, wedding gifts, shoes, wedding photography, wedding stationery and much more.

Two resilient girls from modest backgrounds at VidyaGyan Academy have achieved remarkable success in the CBSE Board class 12 results. Aditi Singh, a humanities student from VidyaGyan Academy Bulandshahr, secured an impressive 99.2%, while ritika gupta from VG Sitapur scored an outstanding 98%.

In Sheiling House School, 52 students of Class X and 42 students of Class XII obtained more then 90% marks. This number is highest among all the city schools as well.

Even after Supreme Court remark calling Right to Information (RTI) a fundamental right, the reality is that it is greatly misused these days. “Today, the situation is so bad that the term ‘RTI activists’ has become synonymous of ‘blackmailers,” said lawyer Ulhas Aurangabadkar at a lecture on RTI Act organized by Dr Hedgewar Vyaspeeth at Dharampeth Mulanchi Shala recently.

The students have done the Sangam city proud by scoring high percentage marks in ISC and ICSE results of which were declared on Saturday.