VNS ROYAL AFFAIRS ORGANIZES A UNIQUE WELLNESS EVENT IN MUMBAI “Aaj Khud Ke Liye… Pause… Breathe… Begin Again…”
Mumbai is set to witness a powerful and inspiring wellness evening as VNS Royal Affairs proudly presents an exclusive event titled “Aaj Khud Ke Liye… Pause… Breathe… Begin Again…” on Saturday, 30th May 2026 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Nanavati Max Super Specialty Hospital Auditorium, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai.
This extraordinary event is being organized with a mission to spread awareness about mental health, emotional healing, stress management, and life-saving cardiac knowledge. In today’s fast-moving and stressful world, the organizers aim to encourage people to take a pause from their busy lives and reconnect with themselves mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
The program will feature an impactful Cardiac Awareness (CPR) Session by renowned CVTS Surgeon Dr. Gulshan Rohra, where attendees will learn important life-saving techniques and understand the importance of heart health. The session is expected to educate the public about emergency response and the importance of timely CPR in saving lives.
Another major attraction of the evening will be the Mental Detox Session conducted by Dr. Kumar Hemant Singh, former NASA Scientist, who will guide participants through emotional wellness, positive thinking, mental clarity, and stress release techniques. The session is expected to inspire people struggling with anxiety, pressure, and emotional exhaustion in modern-day life.
Adding energy and positivity to the atmosphere, the audience will also experience De-Stress with Djembe Jamming, a unique African drumming therapy session by the African Art of Drumming Group (AAOD Group). The musical therapy session is designed to help participants release stress, improve emotional balance, and experience collective healing through rhythm and music.
The event is being led by the co-founders — Dr. Vaishnavi, Neeraj Abhichandani, and Sohini Zunzunwala — who believe that wellness is not a luxury but a necessity in today’s society. Their initiative has already started receiving appreciation for promoting mental health awareness and community healing.
Speaking about the initiative, the organizers shared that the event is not just a seminar but a movement encouraging people to prioritize themselves, breathe deeply, heal internally, and begin life again with positivity and strength.
Citizens, social workers, medical professionals, students, youth groups, wellness enthusiasts, and families are warmly invited to become part of this meaningful and life-changing evening.
Event Details:
- Event: “Aaj Khud Ke Liye… Pause… Breathe… Begin Again…”
- Date: Saturday, 30th May 2026
- Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
- Venue: Nanavati Max Super Specialty Hospital Auditorium, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai
- Organized By: VNS Royal Affairs – Events & Entertainment
The organizers have appealed to the public to attend in large numbers and support the message of mental wellness, emotional healing, and healthy living.
“Take a Pause. Breathe Deep. Reconnect with Yourself… Because You Matter.”
Real News of India Reporter S.M. Fanus
Kinnar Diwas 2026 to be Held in Mumbai on June 6
Mumbai | RNI Reporter
Real Voice Foundation will organize “Kinnar Diwas 2026” on June 6 in Mumbai. The event aims to promote dignity, equal rights, and better opportunities for the transgender (Kinnar) community.
India’s first transgender Shankaracharya, Himangi Sakhi, will attend the event as the Chief Guest. During the program, individuals from the transgender community who have made notable contributions to society will be honored.
S.M. Fanus, President of Real Voice Foundation, along with social worker Mehendi Ali, has been actively working for several years toward the welfare and upliftment of the transgender community. According to them, the objective of this event is not limited to celebration but to bring long-term positive change in society.
They highlighted that the transgender community continues to face challenges such as social discrimination, lack of employment, housing issues, and social exclusion. These conditions often make life difficult for many individuals.
The organization is working on a comprehensive social and economic model that focuses on skill development, employment generation, small business integration, and linking the community with service sectors to promote self-reliance.
The event will also feature a Social Awards ceremony, where community leaders and contributors will be recognized. Several social workers, advocates, and distinguished guests from different sectors are expected to attend.
The foundation has appealed to corporates, business groups, and individuals to support this initiative and contribute toward building a more inclusive society.
Contact:
Real Voice Foundation
Phone: +91 8080830888
Mumbai | April 15, 2026 | Real News of India
In a significant recognition of India’s growing global trade presence, India Post has released a Commemorative Special Postal Cover honoring the remarkable contribution of World Trade Center Mumbai (WTC Mumbai). This prestigious acknowledgment marks over five decades of the institution’s pivotal role in strengthening India’s trade and industry ecosystem.
The special event, organized in Mumbai, celebrated WTC Mumbai’s long-standing legacy in connecting Indian businesses to international markets and promoting economic partnerships across the globe. The initiative reflects the institution’s continued commitment to advancing India’s position as a global trade hub.
A Legacy Rooted in Vision and Nation-Building
Speaking on the occasion, Chairman Dr. Vijay Kalantri highlighted the visionary foundation of WTC Mumbai, inspired by M. Visvesvaraya, who believed in nation-building through innovation, planning, and enterprise.
He also recalled the historic role of Morarji Desai, under whose leadership the land for the center was allotted and later inaugurated, marking a milestone in India’s trade infrastructure development.
“WTC Mumbai has continuously adapted to changing global dynamics while supporting MSMEs and contributing to India’s economic growth,” Dr. Kalantri stated.
India Post’s Expanding Role in Trade Facilitation
Chief Postmaster General, Maharashtra Circle, Amitabh Singh, emphasized the importance of institutions like WTC Mumbai in fostering trade collaborations. He also highlighted the evolving role of India Post as a logistics powerhouse, supporting commerce through expanding infrastructure and strategic partnerships.
Symbol of National Recognition
The release of the Special Postal Cover serves as a historic symbol, documenting WTC Mumbai’s contribution to India’s trade and industrial development. Such commemorative covers are issued by India Post to mark significant milestones and achievements of national importance.
Director of Trade & Investment Promotion, Priya Pansare, expressed gratitude to the Department of Posts and reiterated WTC Mumbai’s commitment to sustainability, innovation, and global collaboration.
Looking Ahead
As WTC Mumbai moves forward, it aims to strengthen its mission of inclusive growth, global connectivity, and economic progress. With a strong legacy and forward-looking vision, the institution continues to play a crucial role in shaping India’s future in global trade.
The protest will be led by S.M. Fanus, President of Real Voice Foundation, along with nearly 30 affected families, who have decided to stage a peaceful demonstration outside the SRA office in Bandra on March 24, 2026, at 10:00 AM.
According to the protesters, the demolition was carried out in violation of Government Resolutions dated May 16, 2015, and May 16, 2018. It is further alleged that no eligibility verification of residents was conducted, no hearing was granted, and no temporary or alternative rehabilitation arrangements were provided before carrying out the demolition.
As a result, around 30 families have been rendered homeless. The action, which took place during the holy month of Ramzan, has caused severe hardship, especially to women, children, and elderly residents.
The protesters have raised key demands, including immediate temporary shelter for all affected families, permanent rehabilitation under SRA for eligible residents, strict action against the officials responsible for the demolition, and adequate compensation for the losses suffered.
The protesters have clearly stated that they will continue their protest until their demands are fulfilled and have warned that the agitation may intensify if immediate action is not taken by the concerned authorities.
The protest is being organized under the banner of Real Voice Foundation, highlighting growing public anger against the actions of SRA and Competent Authority–2.
S.M. Fanus
President, Real Voice Foundation
LONG BEACH (US): (Mar 4) It may seem that the US and the Middle East are currently embarking on yet another forever war. But the truth is that this is just the latest instalment of an undeclared military conflict between the two nations that has been ongoing since the 1980s.
For Americans, the war began in 1979, when Iranian students seized the US embassy in Tehran and held 52 diplomats hostage for 444 days. For
Iranians, it began with US support for the Shah and its subsequent backing of Iraq throughout the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war.
The conflict has claimed many civilian lives. On July 3 1988, the US warship Vincennes downed Iran Air Flight 655, a civilian flight bound for Dubai. The USS Vincennes misidentified the Airbus as a military aircraft and shot it down, killing all 290 people on board. More recently, on 28 February 2026, a US-Israeli missile hit a girls’ school in southern Iran, killing over 150 civilians, most of them children.
JERUSALEM: (Feb 25) In a historic address to the Knesset, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday described the Gaza Peace Initiative as a path towards “just and durable peace” in the region even as he delivered a powerful message of solidarity with Israel, asserting that “terrorism anywhere threatens peace everywhere”.
Modi said like Israel, India has a “consistent and uncompromising policy of zero tolerance for terrorism with no double standards” and called for sustained and coordinated global efforts to counter the menace.
The prime minister’s address to the Knesset, Israel’s house of representatives, came hours after he landed in the country to a rousing welcome with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu along with his wife Sara receiving him at the Ben Gurion airport.
NEW DELHI: (Feb 22) Human resource technology in retail works best not when solely relying on advanced systems, but when it helps frontline employees in turning store space into a better customer experience, according to recent research.
The findings of the study conducted by researchers from the Goa Institute of Management (GIM), Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ranchi and the University of Missouri, Kansas City, USA, have been published in the International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy.
The study found that, considering the social and technological context in which firms operate, their strategic choices shape their HR strategy, which in turn guides technology choices.
NEW DELHI: (Feb 9) Union Housing and Urban Affairs Minister Manohar Lal on Monday said the Centre will consider a suggestion to set up an inquiry for non-allotment of around 48,000 flats constructed in the national capital for the poor under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM).
Replying to a supplementary during Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha, the minister said flats in Delhi were constructed in 2012 under the JNNURM scheme, with the support of both the central and state government.
Lal said he was “astonished” that these homes were not allotted to the poor by the then Delhi government under Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
y Eve Bohnett, University of Florida
TALAHASSE: (Feb 9) In late 2025, Interpol coordinated a global operation across 134 nations, seizing roughly 30,000 live animals, confiscating illegal plant and timber products, and identifying about 1,100 suspected wildlife traffickers for national police to investigate.
Wildlife trafficking is one of the most lucrative illicit industries worldwide. It nets between US$7 billion and $23 billion per year, according to the Global Environment Facility, a group of nearly 200 nations as well as businesses and nonprofits that funds environmental improvement and protection projects.
People buy and sell a wide range of items, including live animals, plant powders and oils, ivory carvings and musical instruments.
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