Digital Currency Glitches | Global Concerns | VARINDIA News Hour
The ambiguities surrounding the digital currency still leave enough space for the analysis of its unreserved acceptance, trust and anticipation, which are the main drivers for the spread of the network. It is time for the Banks to carefully consider the technology underlying these cryptocurrencies as a potential generic new way of transferring ownership of the value over the long term. Especially Bitcoin is the technology adoption in the presence of network externalities. The growth in digital currencies could make cross-border payments more efficient and help address the $1.7 trillion global trade financing gap. These burgeoning currencies may not solve all trade issues, however, and could further complicate the supply and demand of foreign exchange, especially for countries with limited existing international trade. There is no doubt that the digital currencies are growing: the market is valued at more than $2 trillion and involves more than 15,000 varieties. Based on the Atlantic Council’s CBDC tracker, nine countries or currency unions have launched their digital currencies, while 15 are in the pilot phase. Additionally, 16, including India, are in the development stage, and 40 are in the research stage. Seven are inactive and two have cancelled any plans to launch it.
Digital currencies could provide alternative credit information for trade finance and there’s a $1.7 trillion global trade financing gap, which heavily impacts SMEs who typically don’t have established financial records with banks. Public ledgers of digital currencies could be used to share payment and financial history to underwrite loans for import and export. At the same time, strong privacy protocols would need to be enforced in order to achieve this. The Reserve Bank of India will launch the CBDC from the upcoming financial year. This follows the government’s plans to launch the CBDC that will be backed by bloc.
Digital Currency Glitches | Global Concerns | VARINDIA News Hour
The ambiguities surrounding the digital currency still leave enough space for the analysis of its unreserved acceptance, trust and anticipation, which are the main drivers for the spread of the network. It is time for the Banks to carefully consider the technology underlying these cryptocurrencies as a potential generic new way of transferring ownership of the value over the long term. Especially Bitcoin is the technology adoption in the presence of network externalities. The growth in digital currencies could make cross-border payments more efficient and help address the $1.7 trillion global trade financing gap. These burgeoning currencies may not solve all trade issues, however, and could further complicate the supply and demand of foreign exchange, especially for countries with limited existing international trade. There is no doubt that the digital currencies are growing: the market is valued at more than $2 trillion and involves more than 15,000 varieties. Based on the Atlantic Council’s CBDC tracker, nine countries or currency unions have launched their digital currencies, while 15 are in the pilot phase. Additionally, 16, including India, are in the development stage, and 40 are in the research stage. Seven are inactive and two have cancelled any plans to launch it.
Digital currencies could provide alternative credit information for trade finance and there’s a $1.7 trillion global trade financing gap, which heavily impacts SMEs who typically don’t have established financial records with banks. Public ledgers of digital currencies could be used to share payment and financial history to underwrite loans for import and export. At the same time, strong privacy protocols would need to be enforced in order to achieve this. The Reserve Bank of India will launch the CBDC from the upcoming financial year. This follows the government’s plans to launch the CBDC that will be backed by bloc
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Paytm management overvalued their share | Digital Currency | VARINDIA News Hour
The initial public offering of Paytm's parent company, One97 Communications, has made history by launching India's biggest ever initial public offer worth Rs 18,300 crore, at the time where the market does not have an appetite for such a large listing. The company has amassed over 50 million strong active consumer base and 25 million merchant base. A higher valuation could have been achieved but we decided to price it at a level where everyone makes money,” said Madhur Deora, group chief financial officer at Paytm, after the public issue. The stock was issued at Rs2,150, got listed at Rs1,950, hit a high of Rs1,955 and then went into a relentless decline. Paytm has its hands full with multiple business verticals ranging from payment gateway, consumer lending and various financial services, among others. Now investors and analysts seem to lack faith as they questioned the company's lack of profits and lofty valuation, whereas the competitors of Paytm including Amazon, Flipkart, Google and others are offering almost the same services. As per Axis Securities, a broking firm, says, “Globally, profit-making payment companies are trading at median nine-times of future earnings, whereas One97 Communication, a loss-making company, is valued at 49.7-times its FY21 revenues.
Paytm will find it challenging to expand its business going ahead. “Paytm’s payments-based business model has been disrupted by Unified Payment Interface, a real-time retail payment system developed by government-backed National Payments Corporation of India or NPCI. As per various published reports, Paytm made an initial public offer of Rs18,300 crore in November 2021. A major part of the issue, i.e., Rs10,000 crore was offer for sale from the existing shareholders who used the IPO to harvest their returns. The company has done lots of financial engineering, despite of that, Paytm's stock
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India’s Low code/No code market to touch $4 billion | Digital currency | VARINDIA News Hour
Low-code is a technology that allows developers to create apps and interactive platforms without hard-coding language training. It uses visual tools and pre-built modules to help users create a UI for their apps. The current market value of the low-code industry is 13.2 billion dollars. This is also enabling users to create solutions that reflect specific data inquiries and workflow processes; their low-code/no-code-crafted programs can also easily be integrated into larger business processes. Low Code No Code (LCNC) is a suite of visual drag-and-drop tools that developers may use to create apps with a comprehensive user interface, integrations, data management, and logic. According to a survey by Nasscom, LCNC software solutions produced over $400 million in revenue for Indian IT service providers and startups in fiscal 2021. With the appropriate levers, this sector can expand to $4 billion by 2025. The global low-code/no-code market is projected to total $13.8 billion in 2021.Global markets account for over 70% of the income generated by Indian enterprises in this sector.
LCNC, together with AI-written code, will be a disruptive force in the tech business. The good news is that a lot can be done highly efficiently with little or no code, making it easy to dethrone old, established systems and try new ones. Leading tech businesses are expected to penetrate the regional markets with these solutions designed expressly for e-commerce and manufacturing in India. According to Gartner, low-code application platforms (LCAP) are expected to be the main component of the low-code development technology industry through 2022. Companies have seen better outcomes and productivity increase of over 1.5x, and the majority of enterprises have seen a 30-35 per cent gain in ROI when they employ minimal or no goodwill vs the traditional manner of development. There are several
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The Growing Trickbot Attacks | Trickbot Malware | Posing Concerns | VARINDIA News Hour
TrickBot attack, the Windows services and the activities of Windows Defender or other antivirus software are first terminated. Various methods are then used to extend privileges. The cybercrime operators behind the infamous TrickBot malware have as soon as once more upped the ante by fine-tuning its strategies by including a number of layers of protection to slide previous anti-malware merchandise. The resulting administrative rights can then be used by further plug-ins, which the malware loads automatically. Subsequently, TrickBot spies on both the system and the networks and collects data from the user. The information gathered by the malware is then forwarded to external devices, or to the cybercriminals behind the attack. As per Kaspersky, initially, TrickBot often found its way into the system through phishing emails. This involves sending deceptively genuine fake emails from well-known institutions and companies, which often have an attachment. Victims of a TrickBot attack are requested in the email to open the attachment or link, which leads to the infection of the device. Opening the attachments causes the malware to be downloaded. A TrickBot infection can also occur, through malicious updates or through malware that is already on the end device. Once the malware has made it onto the computer and is able to save the user's data, one of its main goals is to remain undetected for as long as possible.
A Research on Trickbot says, the malware targeting companies in retail, building materials, manufacturing, insurance, and construction with phishing emails are designed to steal credentials. The Trickbot malware is designed to build a botnet—a network of hundreds or sometimes thousands of hacked and connected devices used to launch attacks on organizations and individuals. Russian-based criminals behind the notorious malware known as Trickbot appear to b
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Increasing Concerns On Cloud Services Are Under Attack | Cyber Attack | VARINDIA News Hour
With the new hybrid-working model we see organizations increasingly moving more of their workload settings to the cloud. While this transformation offers great agility and scalability benefits, it comes with inherent and increased risks to security and compliance. A simple configuration error can result in your entire organization being exposed to threat actors who no longer need to break into your data center to access your critical data or conduct ransomware attacks. As per Gartner by 2025, 99% of cloud security issues will be a result of human error when configuring assets and security in the cloud. At a time when organizations are becoming increasingly dependent on third-party cloud vendors such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, IBM and Google Cloud Platform to securely manage their data, concerns around misconfigurations and other vulnerabilities in the cloud are likely to amplify quickly. What’s more, many of the organizations finding themselves at risk have had to accelerate their digital transformation initiatives at an uncomfortable pace over the past two years, resulting in knowledge and talent gaps that only add to their fears around cloud security.
Under the shared responsibility model - a security framework designed to ensure accountability for compromised data and other incidents - the cloud provider will offer basic cloud security, but it's up to businesses themselves to secure their own data within the cloud. To put it in another way, if cloud providers ensure the town gates are locked and the perimeter is well guarded, it’s still up to businesses to ensure their own doors are locked. That’s no mean feat, particularly when you consider that many large enterprises now rely on three or four cloud platforms as part of a multi-cloud strategy. Attacks on cloud service providers are ramping up. As outlined in Check Point 2022 Security Report, the previo
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Space economy worth $1.25tn by 2030 | NSR | Global Space Economy | VARINDIA News Hour
There has been a significant year-on-year (YOY) rise in both business sentiment towards cryptocurrency and the number of mentions these coins gained in company filings. A positive outlook towards Crypto and blockchain is finally in black and white now! 1st February 2022 has made a mark in the history of #Crypto. India is finally on the path to legitimising the crypto sector. This progressive stance from the Government has validated the industry to a large extent. The Government is definitely not thinking of a ban anymore! The finance minister has indicated that Crypto falls under the 'virtual digital assets' bucket and is a special asset class. We stand by the minister’s words that Crypto is not a currency. On the other hand, a digital currency, governed by the RBI, is also on the cards. It's a piece of phenomenal news that India is launching a blockchain-powered Digital Rupee soon. This move will pave the way for crypto adoption and put India in the front seat of innovation and adoption to web 3.0. There is some good news and some news of a slightly inconvenient nature. At the same time, Finance Secretary TV Somanathan said, “people investing in private crypto should understand that it does not have the authorisation of the government”. All cryptocurrency, non-fungible tokens and similar digital assets will be taxed at a flat 30% rate. And if you intend to use your stash of crypto coins to make a transaction, that’ll attract a 1% tax deducted at source (TDS) too.
Most of the Indian crypto investors have been self-reporting crypto-related income in their income tax returns so far. Now, with the introduction of sections 115BBH (Tax on income from virtual digital assets) and 194S (Payment on transfer of a virtual digital asset), clarity on taxation and Government validation is received. While this is a concise interpretation of the law as it is,
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Space economy worth $1.25tn by 2030 | NSR | Global Space Economy | VARINDIA News Hour
Northern Sky Research (NSR) in its Global Space Economy, said in its second Edition report, is projecting that the Global Space Economy will be worth $1.25 trillion (€1.12tn) by 2030. Further NSR is projecting strong revenue potential across all key segments, underpinned by record setting investment and both public and private sector demand for space products and services. With over $1.25 trillion in cumulative revenue projected by 2030, the space industry growth trajectory trends upwards at a 6.25 percent CAG. Satellite & Space Infrastructure is the largest segment today, with burgeoning demand from the Crew & Cargo market as the leading revenue source. Close behind are key infrastructure markets such as Satellite Communications, Earth Observation, Situational Awareness and Science & Technology. Altogether, the Satellite & Space Infrastructure market will generate over $570 billion in revenue by 2030, says NSR. But these traditional revenue generators are changing. NSR says that by decade’s end, the report observes Satellite Communications Services overtaking Infrastructure to become the dominant market in terms of annual revenues.
From segments such as Mobility (aero, maritime, land) to Enterprise Data and Government/Military, the upside for Satellite Communications Services is significant as more/flexible satellites are launched and an increasingly virtual, 5G-enabled and cloud-based ground segment is enabled. At an impressive CAGR of nearly 13 per cent, this segment is a key revenue driver going forward,” notes the report. Then, as the decade rolls on, a third category emerges: “Satellite & Space Applications, also contribute well to global space revenues. Earth Observation Information Products, Data Analytics, Data Downlink and Space Tourism & Travel are all key applications driving long term demand. Revenue of $140 billion by 2030 and a 1
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Global Chip Industry | Government Pushing Country | Rise of AI | VARINDIA News Hour
As the world is facing an acute shortage of computer chips, hundreds of billions will be spent by governments and corporations in coming years on a 'chip race' with geopolitical as well as economic implications. The electronics market in India is currently $160 billion and is expected to touch $400 billion by 2026. The surprising thing is there is a value addition of only 15 percent to the Indian economy and the remaining 85 percent is either imported or completely knocked down units or semi-knocked down units and are absorbed by the Indian economy without any value creation. Forty percent of an item’s value is in components and another 40 percent is in IP and technology. So, your design should come from India and that IP value should get recognised in India. Patents should be filed in India. There was sudden growth arising due to the COVID-19, continued stay-at-home era caused by the coronavirus pushed demand beyond levels projected by chipmakers. Lockdowns spurred growth in sales of laptops to its highest in a decade. Home-networking gear, webcams and monitors were snapped up as office work moved out of the office, and Chromebooks as school left school. Sales also jumped for home appliances from TVs to air purifiers, all of which now come with customized chips.
The Global semiconductor manufacturing giant, TSMC and Samsung are working on 3nm mass production by 2022. The rise of artificial intelligence is another force pushing chipmakers to innovate: AI relies on massive data processing. More efficient or power-saving designs are also becoming a critical consideration given the so-called internet of things -- a universe of smart or connected devices from the beefiest phones to the most common light switches and refrigerators -- is expected to swell usage of chips exponentially in coming years. Now things are getting changed, the USP of India is very stron
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Historic day for the Indian Digital journey: Union Budget 2022-23 | VARINDIA News Hour
#UnionBudget2022
The budget highlights the Governments' focus on digital inclusion and technology led provisioning of services to vulnerable sections. The budget shows the government wants RBI to promote digital currency, central Bank digital currency (CBDC) and kill all other currencies, just like China is doing. The government said RBI will launch digital rupee and announced a 30% tax on income from transfer of virtual digital assets. This is a very positive aspect. This is a progressive move that will give a big boost to India's digital economy. We believe digital literacy will be the key to realizing India's 5 trillion-dollar economy dream. To create a digital ecosystem for skilling and focus on digital inclusion through 5G and investment in technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and infrastructure, the government will continue strengthening the development of entrepreneurship, productivity, and quality of IT talent in the country, thereby scaling the adoption of new-age technologies across industries. Budget proposes to extend the existing tax benefits for startups by 1 more year – a promising and welcome move that will support the startup ecosystem in the country. The government’s funding support to sunrise sectors such as climate action, deep tech, digital economy and Agri tech is also welcoming.
Secondly, the Government has made a strong economic statement with its focus on public investments to spur growth. Forward looking and catering to an aspirational Digital India the budget once again lays its emphasis on technology with the launch of Digital Currency using blockchain, Digital University for education in different Indian languages, roll out of 5G and boost to Start-ups. At the same time, the government looks unlikely to offer any major relief measures to struggling consumers, focusing instead on beefing up spending on t
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India’s Internet Economy | $1 Trillion by 2030 | Digital Revolution | VARINDIA News Hour
India’s journey to a $1-trillion consumer internet economy has been a unique story of multiple internet sectors such as e-tailing, e-health, food tech, online mobility, and quick commerce, coming together to create a strong foundation for a consumption-led growth engine. The ongoing journey from digital-first to digital-forward was a result of multiple internet sectors having shown strong momentum post-COVID, as per RedSeer. Investors are recognising India’s golden opportunity without a second thought. In 2021, more than $40 billion of funding and 42 new unicorns were born. This is primarily because the country’s economy is becoming more skill-based and services-oriented, so more jobs are being created for skilled workers, which in turn is a major draw for investors. It has been fueled by a mix of burgeoning internet penetration rates, access to high-speed internet, and rising demand for online shopping and digital content consumption. India is home to an extremely distinct, heterogeneous population
base with varying social needs.
The report noted that applications prioritising vernacularity of language, verticalized super apps, and an omnichannel approach are increasingly allowing the third cohort to join the digital mainstream. India’s new digital revolution is further enabled by the growing tech adoption in the business to business space and an expanding and maturing internet consumer base. What is also noteworthy is that key internet economies, namely e-tail, eHealth, FoodTech, Online Mobility, and Billpay and Recharge, which had experienced a sharp downward spiral during COVID re-emerged much stronger. Additionally, the rise of tech adoption in the B2B space is bolstering India's new digital revolution. The report expressed immense optimism about India's growth, stating that the SaaS market size, which stood at about $3.5 billion in FY2
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SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
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SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
Kids video | 107226 views
SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
Kids video | 107518 views
SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
Kids video | 35210 views
SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
Kids video | 85691 views
SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
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