Prabhat Prakash

Jan 16, 2025 | printweek.in | Prabhat Prakash

Bharat Goenka, the co-founder of Tally Solutions, interacting with his son Tejas Goenka, the managing director of Tally Solutions shared the company's journey at Bombay Master Printers Association's 17th Print Summit. Bharat Goenka spoke about the initial years of Tally's inception 38 years ago, the idea behind the product, the hardships, and how the company has grown in the last few decades.

Jan 10, 2025 | whatpackaging.co.in | Prabhat Prakash

The eighth edition of the SIES SOP Star Awards saw a host of new developments in the entries submitted, with 42% of entries coming from converter/printer segments and 33% from packaging material manufacturers. The award categories in the SIES SOP Star Awards are aligned with the WorldStar categories to simplify the application process for winning companies to participate in the WorldStar Awards.

Jan 8, 2025 | whatpackaging.co.in | Prabhat Prakash

The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) reiterated its stand on the use of single-use plastic. Readers of WhatPackaging? will recall that the ban was initially enforced in 2018. The Maharashtra government had revised the ban partially in 2022, which allowed the manufacturing and usage of some plastic items, such as single-use disposable plastic items like straws, spoons, forks, cups, plates, glasses, and containers like bowls, among others that were made of compostable plastic material.

Sep 29, 2024 | health.economictimes.indiatimes.com | Prabhat Prakash

Indians prone to CVDs a decade earlier as compared to the world: Dr Vinay Kumar BahlDr Vinay Kumar Bahl, Director, Cardiac Sciences Professor & Senior Consultant Cardiology, Ramaiah Memorial Hospital, emphasises preventive care's significance in reducing the rising burden of cardiovascular diseases. Indians are predisposed to CVDs, but they are now occurring a decade earlier, putting an immense burden on the healthcare system.

May 10, 2024 | pressnewsagency.org | Prabhat Prakash |Prarthana Sharma

By Prabhat Prakash & Prarthana Sharma New Delhi: Global public health systems continue to face difficulties as a result of the mutating severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) variants in the ongoing fight against COVID-19. FLiRT, or fast-transmitting, low-immunity, rapid-transforming, is the most recent strain of SARS-CoV-2 to enter the constantly changing field.