In the wee hours of World Health Day, there celebrities gathered at the Gateway of India in Mumbai. Commonwealth heavyweight champion Sangram Singh, who is also the icon of Fit India of Central Sports Ministry, arrived to give the message of staying healthy to the countrymen specially the younger generation.

Sangram Singh’s fitness is not hidden from anyone. And there are millions of his fans who take inspiration from this young man. Along with them, Environment and Tourism Minister Aditya Thackeray came to encourage those gathered. Together, Sangram Singh along with Aaditya Thackaray shared his thoughts on true fitness and tips to stay healthy with the younger generation who responded enthusiastically. He spoke of how sports leads to mental, physical, social and spiritual development.

Deputy CM of Maharashtra Shri Ajit Pawar, Health Minister Rajesh Tope, Medical Education and Cultural Minister Amit Deshmukh, Medscape Founder Dr. Sunita Dubey and other eminent personalities joined in.

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Sunaina Holey (38) had moved the high court to have the criminal cases against her quashed and for interim protection against arrest. She had been arrested in one case out of three against her and granted bail.

At the hearing, a bench of Justice S S Shinde and Justice M S Karnik referred to the workload of the force when informed by J P Yagnik, a state prosecutor, that Holey had not appeared before the BKC cyber police despite a notice.

“The job of police officers is difficult during these times. Sometimes they have more than 12-hour shifts. Then they have to do bandobast for morchas and processions. With all these odds, the Mumbai police is considered as one of the best in the world after Scotland Yard,” the bench said.

Holey’s counsel, Abhinav Chandrachud, agreed.
“Yes, especially during Covid times, it has worked hard,” he said.

He said she could not appear earlier because of her health but was ready to appear before the investigating officer on November 2 at 11 am.

The bench in its order said it hoped and expected she would extend full cooperation to the city police.

The police in the city and Palghar had booked her for attempting to breach public peace and under the Information Technology Act for posts on chief minister Uddhav Thackeray and his minister son, Aaditya, in July.

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Aditya praised the unassuming and humble attributes of Shiva, who runs a chain of 20 salons under the brand name Shiva’s, and hoped that youngsters would be motivated and encouraged. He fondly recalled the long association that Shiva shared with the Thackeray family since the time of his late grandfather, Shri Balasaheb Thackeray. “Keep working, be rooted to the ground and go ahead,” advised Aditya for the would-be entrepreneurs. “Such biographies should be written so that people should know about the struggle that goes into it, only the glamour is seen, but they are unaware of the hard work that has gone into it before reaching this far,” he added and wished all success for the Marathi book.

The book is all about the grit and determination and the many struggles that Shiva had to go through against innumerable odds. It tells the story of how Shiva etched his way from a tiny makeshift barber shop that he set up nearly 32 years ago in Mumbai. Today the brand includes the bespoke Shiva’s Signature Salons that draw elite and celebrity clientele and skin and hair care products called Shiva’s Trends.

The book titled as Styling at the Top, The Journey of Shiva, Bollywood’s Celebrated Hairstylist is written by journalist Jayashree Shetty and translated into Marathi by Dr. Suchita Nandapurkar-Phadke. The English version is published by Amaryllis, an imprint of Manjul Publishing House, which brought out the Marathi translation. All three editions in English, Marathi and Kannada are available in book stores and online. The Hindi and Gujarati editions are on their way.

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