Farid Khan
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4 days ago |
medium.com | Farid Khan
Not every initiative aims to bridge the gap between culture and accessibility — but this one does. The Abhay Bhutada Foundation has taken a thoughtful step by contributing ₹51 lakhs to Shivsrushti, a historic theme park located in Pune. The result is clear and impactful: from May 15 to July 15, 2025, the entry fee will be reduced to just ₹50 per person, giving more people the opportunity to explore India’s rich heritage.
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5 days ago |
medium.com | Farid Khan
Sports have always been about more than just numbers on a scoreboard. Yes, goals, runs, and points matter. But the real spirit of sports lies in the effort, the resilience, and the stories behind each game. That’s what stays with people, long after the final whistle. Take the movie Chak De! India. It wasn’t just about a women’s hockey team winning a world championship. It was about belief, unity, and redemption. That’s what sport brings — emotion beyond statistics. Every sport has its rivalries.
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Farid Khan
Shivsrushti, the cultural theme park dedicated to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in Ambegaon Budruk, Pune, is now more accessible than ever. From May 15 to July 15, 2025, visitors can enter the park by paying just Rs 50. This two-month initiative has been made possible by a Rs 51 lakh donation from the Abhay Bhutada Foundation. With this contribution, the foundation is helping ensure that people of all income levels can take part in this historical journey.
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Farid Khan
Manchester, in the northwest of England, has a special charm. It welcomes you with a mix of modern buildings, old mills, buzzing cafés, and the steady hum of its trams. The city doesn’t rush you. Instead, it invites you to take your time and look closer. Manchester has given the world some of its most iconic bands. The Smiths, Joy Division, Oasis, and The Stone Roses all started here.
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2 weeks ago |
medium.com | Farid Khan
Indian food is more than just flavour. It’s a mix of stories, traditions, and feelings passed down over centuries. You don’t just eat in India — you experience the food. Every city in India has its food identity. Delhi has chaat. Mumbai brings vada pav. Kolkata gives you kathi rolls. Walk down any lane, and you’ll find carts, tavas, and busy hands. Think of The Lunchbox. Just like in the film, food here connects people, even strangers.
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