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Roposo is India’s leading video-sharing social networking platforms, proudly made in India and owned by Glance

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Roposo is India’s leading video-sharing social networking platforms, proudly made in India and owned by Glance. Available in English and 10 Indian regional languages, the app enables users to express themselves and connect with others using short-form video content. Roposo’s powerful video creation and editing tools allow users to share their life, showcase their hidden talents and voice their opinion on relevant issues in their native language. The platform has more than 50 million users and serves more than 5 billion video views a month. For more information visit   www.roposo.com . ‘If Pappu can’t dance, don’t make him’ says  Mayank Bhangadia ( Co-founder of Roposo and VP at Glance) When the internet spread to developing nations, it was like a text avatar of TV. Few big entities controlled what was on it. We, the people, just consumed. Then the first-generation 'bloggers' started to change this. Internet could now be used to express ones...

Inauguration of exhibition of Achyut Palav’s four-decade calligraphic journey and the release of his book “Letterospective” in English

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India is not only agricultural country but also the  country known for many scripts-  Achyut Palav Noted cartoonist and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena President Raj Thackeray inaugurated the exhibition of depicting four-decade-old calligraphic journey of Achyut Palav, credited with making calligraphy known in India and abroad, and also released his book  “ ‘Letterospective” in English at Jehangir Art Gallery, Kalaghoda at Fort in South Mumbai. Besides Thackeray and Palav, Anil Gala of Navneet Publications was present. The exhibition begins with calligraphic painting showing Suvichar”(good thoughts) and it ends with calligraphic painting of zero. The boards, banners, hoardings, nameplates, paper, canvass, walls of interior can be seen in this exhibition. Besides the documents, coins and tools received while studying Modi” language  (an ancient variation of the Devanagari) are on  display in the exhibition.India is not only agricultural country b...