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Zero Gravity continues its endeavour of spreading happiness as it turns 10

Maitreyi Jichkar during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Yajnavalkya Jichkar during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Rahat Badar during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Nikhil Sawansukha during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Rajshri Jichkar during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


A kid getting a tattoo painted on his face during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Pooja Alore during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Ana Damani during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Children enjoying themselves during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Children enjoying themselves during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Children enjoying themselves during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Sanziri Ashirgade and Aman Khan during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Pravesh Bansod during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Anjali Waghmare, Sakshi Shevede and Snehal Burbure during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Swaraj, Sahil, Alpesh and Sherayas during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Kritika Jamdar and Aarya Sinha during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


A kid enjoying during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Ashish Hinge during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Akansha Inani during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Tapish Kamadi during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Ishika Kalra during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Sana Bajaj and Shruti Rathod during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


A kid enjoying during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Madhura Sonegaonkar and Naman Upadhaya during Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur


Project Happiness organised by Zero Gravity at Sandipani School, Nagpur

Nagpur NGO ? Zero Gravity ? founded by late Dr Shrikant Jichkar, recently celebrated its 10th anniversary ‘Project Happiness’ at Sandipani School in Nagpur.
The event was headed and managed by Yajnavalkya and Maitreyi Jichkar, (son and daughter of late Dr Shrikant Jichkar resp), and 500 other volunteers of the NGO. Around 1000 children from multiple shelter homes across the city had a fun time at ‘Project Happiness.’ The NGO primarily focuses on spreading happiness among the underprivileged, differently-abled and orphans.
Enthusiastic children present were all smiles as they participated in various games – Reindeer Ring Toss, Happy Feet Face, Basket Ball. Not just games, but the volunteers also ensured children enjoy lip-smacking delicacies.
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When Nation Next spoke to Yajnavalkya, he said, “We feel extremely happy and proud that the purpose of our event was fulfilled as we could see the happiness on the faces of children from multiple shelter homes. In future, we’re planning to expand it across the country.
Sports
Ahead of today’s IND vs AUS match in Nagpur, we bring you VCA Stadium’s Test records…
Ahead of today’s IND vs AUS match in Nagpur, we, at Nation Next, bring you Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) Stadium’s Test records…
- Highest team total: 610/6d by India against Sri Lanka in 2017/18.
- Lowest team total: 79 runs by South Africa against India in 2015/16.
- Highest individual score: 253 not out by Hashim Amla (South Africa) against India in 2010/11.
- Best bowling in an innings: 8/215, by Jason Krejza (Australia) against India in 2008/09.
- Most runs scored by a player: Virender Sehwag – 357 runs.
- Most wickets taken: R Ashwin – 19 wickets.
Also read: Virat Kohli complains of losing his unboxed phone in Nagpur
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Virat Kohli complains of losing his unboxed phone in Nagpur
Former Indian skipper Virat Kohli took to twitter to inform netizens that he had lost his brand new unboxed phone in Nagpur on Tuesday.
Kohli, who is in the city for first test match against Australia on Thursday, said, “Nothing beats the sad feeling of losing your new phone without even unboxing it Has anyone seen it?”
Nothing beats the sad feeling of losing your new phone without even unboxing it ☹️ Has anyone seen it?
— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) February 7, 2023
Food delivery app Zomato was quick to respond by asking the ace cricketer to ‘feel free to order an ice cream from his wife and actor Anushka Sharma’s phone.’
The tweet read, “feel free to order ice cream from bhabhi’s phone if that will help.” However, many users anticipated Kohli’s tweet to be an advertisement for a brand.
feel free to order ice cream from bhabhi's phone if that will help 😇
— zomato (@zomato) February 7, 2023
Also read: Anil Deshmukh granted permission to travel outside Mumbai
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Anil Deshmukh granted permission to travel outside Mumbai

Ex-Home Ministe Anil Deshmukh on Monday was granted permission to travel outside Mumbai for four weeks by a special court on Monday.
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader and former Home Minister of Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh on Monday was granted permission to travel outside Mumbai for four weeks by a special court on Monday. Deshmukh had sought permission to visit his constituency, which is also his hometown, Nagpur.
The application was filed by Deshmukh through his lawyer, Inderpal Singh, stating that he is a native of Nagpur with deep family roots in the city apart from being an elected representative of his constituency.
“The applicant craves a benevolent indulgence of this court to permit him to travel outside Greater Mumbai, including District Nagpur, for a limited duration of about four weeks so as to maintain continuity in his social and family ties and also visit his original and permanent home/constituency,” the plea stated.
The plea further added that “the applicant needs to have due legal consultation with his lawyers in New Delhi for further course of strategy in the present and connected cases.”
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