Third Mr. Icon India 2015 Auditions start

Mumbai: After the tremendous success of Mr. Icon India 2013 and Mr. Icon India 2014, WhtNexthas announced the auditions for third Mr. Icon India- 2015 to be commenced from 22 August 2015 till 13 September 2015. The auditions will be organized in 28 cities including New Delhi, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Shimla, Agra, Lucknow, Dehradun, Jammu, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Surat, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Patna, Kolkata, Ranchi, Guwahati, Indore, Bhopal, Goa, Vadodara, Gwalior, Raipur and Jabalpur. Grand Finale will be organized on 17 October in the presence of popular personalities from Mumbai.

Third Mr. Icon India 2015 invites youngsters between 17 years and 28 years of age. The show will be telecasted on a large scale at local, regional and national channels as well as online mediums.The event will shape the confidence and personality of participants through grooming sessions so as to make them aware of their talent. Special attention will be given to their intelligence and presence of mind. All the participants taking part in audition will be awarded a certificate along with a high quality professional portfolio.

Mr. AtulMalikram, Director, Whtnext Event Private Limited said, “This event is a great opportunity for youngsters. The selected models will get a chance to work with well-known brands. Mr. Icon is a golden opportunity for youngsters to show the talent beyond the limits of words.

“Mr. Icon India is a modelling platform, where well-known personalities from this industry assemble. To get more information about Mr. Icon India mail at mriconindia@gmail.comor call at 8818887256or visit www.mriconindia.in.The event is being promoted through 360 Degree Marketing Campaign including TV, Radio, Newspaper, Magazines, Hoardings and digital mediums like blogs, social media and online mediums.  Mr Icon India has organized two successful events. It’s the third event of WhtNext.

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HealthCare at Home conducts health workshop

HealthCare at Home conducts health workshop for children at Chandigarh school

· Over 100 school children of Sr Secondary Model School and their parents participate in the workshop

· HCAH experts teach children about sanitation, hand washing techniques and share tips on healthy tiffin box etiquettes and correct sitting/standing postures

To bend their mind towards sanitation and inculcate in them healthy habits early in life, HealthCare at Home, India’s first hi-tech, documented, quality home-care service provider, conducted a sanitation and health workshop for primary and secondary classes’ children at a school here.

The workshop was organized at Sr Secondary Model School in which over 100 children, aged between 5 to 11 years, and their parents participated. The experts of HealthCare at Home, led by Physiotherapist Gaurav Sharma, taught the children right techniques of hand washing and its importance before and after every meal, post toilet sessions and after playing outdoors. They were also told about nail trimming and ill effects of unclean nails. The children and their parents were also briefed about correct sitting/standing procedures and right food for growing up phase of children.

“Hand washing is a basic habit that if inculcated at the right age goes a long way in life. Mere washing of hands can cut drastically spread of infection from hands to eatables. Ignorance sets in the children’s mind if they are not pestered about cleaning their hands. If they are made aware about eating with clean hands at a tender age, then the habit becomes permanent. Diarrhoea is one health problem that majorly happens because of filthy hand conditions. So the workshop was aimed at setting the behavior for proper hand washing and other good habits,” said Dr Gaurav Thukral, Head Medical Services, HealthCare at Home.

Besides this, tiffin box etiquettes were also discussed with the children during the three-hour session. They were encouraged about carrying eatables made up of whole grains, non-oily products and nuts. The experts differentiated between healthy and non-healthy foods in an engaging way so that children could understand it better.

“The children were very enthusiastic to participate in the workshop and participating parents found the initiative very informative. Under our CSR initiative, we are focusing on spreading awareness on health and hygiene. After receiving a good response from the children here, we are willing to take the initiative to other schools as well in Chandigarh and whole of Punjab,” said Mr Pardeep Sharma, Unit head, Unit Head, HCAH.

The management and teachers of the school, led by Principal of the school Mrs Anujit Kaur, vowed to sincerely work on inputs shared by the experts of HCAH on hand hygiene and healthy tiffin box habits.

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