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The Voices Online Talent Contest 2025: Final List for the Grand Finale

admin — Thu, 11 Dec 2025 14:09:42 +0000

We are pleased to announce the final list of candidates selected to participate in the Grand Finale of the online talent contest, scheduled to be held on Saturday, 27th December 2025. The selection has been confirmed based on the satisfactory submission and verification of required details, including valid proof of age.

Each selected participant will be allotted a maximum performance time of 3 minutes. The Grand Finale will be conducted via the “Zoom platform”.
Detailed information, including the Zoom link and individual performance slots, will be shared separately with each participant through WhatsApp.

Final List of Selected Candidates:

Please find below the list of candidates selected to perform in the Grand Finale, to be held online on 27th December 2025 at 7:00 PM (India Time).

Junior Category (6 to 12 years):
Selected Candidates:

Shashini.M
2. Ghanika Sehgal
3. V.Mithesh
4. Samaria Gangaramani
5. Clara Zethin VK
6. Moksh Jiten Kataria
7. Reshika R
8. Harini RP
9.Mithra.T.Moorthy
10.Sanvi Amol Kolhe
Senior Category (13 to 18 years):

Selected Candidates:
1. Anusuya Mukherjee
2. Varalika Jain
3. N.Ajay Mukunth
4. Shalmali
5.Dhananjay Soni
6.Adrika
7. Siddhi S Chari
8. Pranaya Manosh
9. D.Sailohith Roshan

Note: We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the candidates for the Grand Finale of The Voicesonline Talent Contest 2025 .

We also express our sincere appreciation to every child who participated and shared their videos. To encourage their talent and enthusiasm, digital participation certificates will be shared via WhatsApp. Winning is joyful, but participation is what truly nurtures growth and confidence.

Eminent lawyers plans to help aspiring young law students

admin — Sat, 12 Apr 2025 18:40:45 +0000

Unemployment among India’s youth has become a growing concern, with many young individuals facing limited opportunities despite their education and skills. This issue is further compounded by various challenges, including paper leaks, a shrinking number of government jobs, and the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence and other technologies that are replacing human labor in several sectors. These circumstances have led to rising frustration and uncertainty among young job seekers, particularly those in the legal profession, who are navigating an increasingly competitive and technologically-driven landscape.

However, in times of adversity, there is often a ray of hope that shines through. Mr. Onkar Gujar, a distinguished lawyer based in Mumbai with additional offices in Delhi, Chennai, Pune, and Kolkata, is emerging as a beacon of support for the future of India’s legal community. As a partner at GNP Legal, one of the country’s most respected and dynamic law firms, Mr. Gujar is no stranger to the struggles of young law students. Though the specifics of his new initiative remain under wraps, trusted sources reveal that he is in the process of launching the GNP Foundation—a philanthropic venture aimed at empowering aspiring legal professionals.

The foundation, backed by Mr. Gujar’s partner Mr. Prince Pawaiya and a dedicated team of associates, is designed to provide crucial support to young law students. Its mission will be to guide them through the intricacies of career development, helping them acquire the practical skills necessary to excel in the legal profession and secure meaningful employment opportunities. The initiative promises to not only address the immediate need for career guidance but also empower the next generation of lawyers to navigate an evolving job market shaped by technological advancements and changing industry demands.

Those close to Mr. Gujar are eagerly awaiting the formal announcement of this noble initiative, which has already sparked excitement within the legal community. The GNP Foundation represents a significant step toward creating a more sustainable and supportive ecosystem for young legal professionals in India, offering both hope and tangible resources to help them overcome the current challenges they face.

What does Peace mean to You?

admin — Thu, 07 Dec 2023 17:32:18 +0000

Kesavam – Celebrate the Krishna in You

admin — Tue, 04 Aug 2020 12:23:13 +0000

Kesavam – celebrate the Krishna in You, is an event to assist the people of Sundarban badly hit by AMPHAN and people of Assam by a severe flood. They lost their homes, they have no food and is struggling to be back to their normal life.

This is a humble association with celebrated artists of India like – Anwesshaa,Gurus Nalini Kamalini, Dr Anita Sharma,Guru Gopika Varma, Guru Sanchita Bhattacharjee,Guru Keka Sinha, Guru Rupashree Mahapatra and many other ace performing artists.

Your generous contribution of ₹199/- may help someone to return to his/her home.

For Tickets visit 👇🏻

www.womantimes.in

The Voices is proud to support the Nobel cause.

Legal Profession post Covid-19 Bleak or Bright

admin — Wed, 22 Jul 2020 03:58:45 +0000

On 20th July 2020 The Voices Online had organised a panel discussion with eminent lawyers from different cities in India to discuss the professional problems faced by lawyers in India due to huge spread of Covid 19. This discussion was moderated by Mr Tathagata Chowdhury. Speakers were Advocate Mr Pinaki Addy from Delhi, Advocate Mr R L Motwani from Mumbai, Advocate Mr Aamar Zaki from Kolkata and Mr Ruhail Choudhury from Kolkata.

Bonding with the Bond

admin — Mon, 01 Jun 2020 06:23:44 +0000

Article by Tathagata Chowdhury

The Cambridge Book Store on the Mall Road usually attracts a serpentine queue on Saturday afternoons. It’s an opportunity to meet with the Bond. Not the Ian Fleming created but the Bond who is responsible for significant contribution to Literature In English.

I was in Mussourie directing The Sound Of Music with the students from Mussourie Public School, sometime last year. That’s when I got a chance to meet the author, signing for the many who flocked to the book store hoping to get a glimpse of the magician of words.

The Sahitya Akademi Award winner was particularly impressed to know that my friends Aaron, Anushka and I were working with the students from

Mussourie on a classic that has mesmerized cinema connoisseurs, for ages. His interest in children being well-read and exposed to Literature was obvious. Mr. Ruskin Bond lamented on the fact that children are so engrossed in their tabs and gadgets that he fears that in days to come, they might lose their interest in the physical book.

That was before the invasion of COVID.

We are blessed to have an author like Ruskin Bond with us, who continues to pen his thoughts. When we get the opportunity to travel, again, one good reason to have Mussourie in the bucket list, will be to bond with the Bond , on a Saturday afternoon.