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Couples engage in group discussion, share feedback at ‘Corporate World’ theme party in Nagpur

November 16, 2021, 5:09 PM

Nation Next Newsroom | Photographer : Bhavesh Mahalle | Nagpur

Alok and Priyanka Agrawal with Shipra and Rahul Gugaliya at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Rahul and Shipra Gugaliya at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Alok and Priyanka Agrawal at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Rashmi and Sulabh Gupta at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Purvi and Rohan Thakar at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Deepika and Harsh Vijaywargi at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Khushbu and Tejas Bhayani at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Neha and Vaibhav Agrawal at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Partygoers at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Priya and Inder Setiya at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Rashmi and Rohit Agrawal at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Bunty and Reena Manshani at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Sneha and Vrindesh Parasrampuria at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Sonal and Pritesh Lakhotiya at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Aanchal and Yogesh Bhojwani at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Hemant and Varsha Mundhada at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Partygoers at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Sweety and Kailash Golechha at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Partygoers at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Abha and Sushil Bansal at the 'Corporate World' theme party in Nagpur

Abhishek and Deepshikha Thakur with Sneha and Amit Parikh at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Guests at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Kavita and Sanjay Agrawal at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

AGE NO BAR: A couple at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Nandini and Ravi Joshi at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Ram and Devyani Khushalani at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Guests at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Mahek and Ajay Budhwani at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Vijay and Rashmi Jain at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Dr Dipak and Dr Shwetali Deshmukh at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Musicians at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Dr Geeta Pedgaonkar, Ravi Joshi and PS Bagga at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Bharti and Jagdish Bhaiya at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Kusum and Pratul Daga at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Anil and Surekha Ahirkar at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Amit and Sneha Parikh at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Alwin and Neetu Patni at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

Lokesh and Priya Jain at the Holi party held at Gondwana Club in Nagpur

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Some Nagpur couples were recently spotted having a gala time at a unique ‘Corporate World’ theme party organised for a group called ‘VIP couples’ at a farmhouse in the city. The party was hosted by Rahul and Shipra Gugaliya along with Alok and Priyanka Agrawal. Abiding by the corporate theme of the party, while men came dressed in formals, ladies donned gowns with elan.

People attending the party were divided into five teams for the group discussion. The teams included: Marketing and Sales, HR and Admin, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Finance, and Business Development. The five teams/departments then engaged in a group discussion wherein they had to argue as to why their respective department was the most important one in a corporate structure. After a head discussion, Business Development team, which included: Harsh Vijaywargi, Sulabh Gupta, Sushil Bansal, Aanchal Bhojwani and Sneha Parasrampuria, was declared as the winning team.

After the group discussion, people present actively took part in a constructive feedback session during which, they told each other: What a person is good at, what should the person keep doing and what should the person improve.

Speaking to Nation Next about the reason behind organizing the unique party, Rahul Gugaliya said: “I have worked in the corporate sector for many years, so I wanted to give that corporate touch to this get together. The idea was to give a glimpse of the corporate world to our friends in the group.”

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Politicians, businessmen shower blessings on Chandrashekhar Bawankule’s son Sanket at his wedding reception

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3 years ago

May 30, 2022

Amar Ashok Jajoo | Photographer : Nitin Mankar | Photographer : Anurag Raut | Nagpur

Renowned politicians, businessmen and other prominent Nagpurians showered their blessings on MLC Chandrashekhar Bawankule’s son Sanket Bawankule and his wife Anushka during the couple’s wedding reception made held at the Mahalaxmi temple premises in Nagpur’s Koradi on May 29.

Those who attended the reception included: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, Maharashtra minister Balasaheb Thorat, former Union Minister Praful Patel, former Maharashtra CMs Devendra Fadnavis and Prithviraj Chavan, Rishi Darda (Joint Managing Director, Lokmat), Suresh Sharma (MD, Baidhyanath, Sunil Raisoni (Chairmain, Raisoni Group), along with several other prominent people.

The couple got married on May 28 in Pune. The wedding was attended by the likes of Gautam Adani, Baba Ramdev, Raj Thackeray and Union Minister Prakash Javadekar.

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Armaan Malik regales, Kapil Dev inspires Nagpurians at Khasdar Krida Mahotsav

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3 years ago

May 29, 2022

Amar Ashok Jajoo | Photographer : Nitin Mankar | Nagpur

Legendary Indian cricketer Kapil Dev and popular singer Armaan Malik came calling to Nagpur on May 28 to attend the closing ceremony of the season 4 of Khasdar Krida Mahotsav held at Yashwant Stadium. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and former Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis were prominently present during the ceremony, which was attended by thousands of citizens.

During the ceremony, while Malik entertained the people present with his popular songs, Dev played cricket with Fadnavis and Gadkari on the stage. Gadkari, who is the man behind the sports festival, was seen enjoying the batting while Dev bowled to him. During his speech, Dev spoke as to why a sportsperson should play for the passion they have for the game and not play just for money.

The 13-day Khasdar Krida Mahotsav, which started on May 13, saw 45,000 sportspersons participating in 30 sports events. In all, around Rs 93 lakh was distributed as prize money during the 13-day sports festival.

WATCH: Nitin Gadkari, Devendra Fadnavis play cricket with Kapil Dev at Khasdar Krida Mahotsav in Nagpur

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Sunil Kedar kicks off 10-day Late Dr Shrikant Jichkar Memorial Cricket Tournament in Nagpur

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3 years ago

May 28, 2022

Amar Ashok Jajoo | Photographer : Nitin Mankar | Nagpur

Sunil Kedar, Minister of Sports and Welfare, Maharashtra inaugurated the 10-day Late Shrikant Jichkar Memorial Cricket Tournament at the Bishop Cotton School ground in Nagpur on May 27. The tennis ball tournament called the ‘CPL,’ which is powered by Nation Next, is being organized in association with Swasthyam Multispecialty Hospital by Core Media & Events. Other partners include 93.5 Red FM, Shree Balaji Xerox and Signages and Vyankeshwara Infrastructure.

In the tournament, more than 60 teams will compete against each other to win the Late Amol Jichkar Challenger Trophy. The tournament will be organized by till June 5 and will take place every day from 5 pm to 10 pm. Apart from Kedar, prominently present during the inauguration of Late Shrikant Jichkar Memorial Cricket Tournament were Congress leader Narendra Jichkar, former Maharashtra minister Satish Chaturvedi, former MP Gev Avari, former MLA Ashok Dhawad, Sanjay Dubey (Secretary, MPCC), Shrimant Mane (Executive Editor, Lokmat), along with others.