Asian School of Fashion Ties Up With Prominent Exporters

Asian Academy of Film And Television (AAFT) has planned a school of Fashion to provide best education and training in the field of fashion designing and fashion management. Undergraduate, post Graduate diploma and short term courses are to be launched from this August from Marwah Studios.

Some of the prominent export houses have already given their consent to be part of this setup including Rajan Sahni, Rajat Kumar, Nishith Sadh, Vicky Sarna, Mici Sawney who will be placing students on internship and ready to give employment to the product of Asian School of Fashion.

The School has many national and international people from fashion fraternity including star Sonam Kapoor on the board. School alumni like  former Miss Universe Xim ena Navarrate, Miss India Earth Hasleen Kaur, Mr Gladrax Arhan Chaudhary, Bollywood Dress Designer Kunal Rawal are also part of the committee.

Lipika Sud Honored by International Women's Film Forum

International Women’s Film Forum honored Lipika Sud on her visit to Marwah Studios at Noida Film City. Lipika Sud is one of India’s leading Interior Designer. She is the Founder Director of ‘Lipika Sud Interiors Pvt. Ltd’ and ‘Dimension Designers Pvt. Ltd’ and has been practicing Interior Design for over two decades. She also runs Art n Aura- an Art services company informed Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios.

Lipika Sud is currently the President of The Guild of Designers & Artists. She is also an All India Governing Body Member of FICCI and Co- Chairperson – Young Business Leaders forum – PHD Chamber.

 The International Women’s Film Forum will look into all those issues which are concerned Women be it at professional level or at social. The aim of the organization is to facilitate and increase the contribution of women to public life and to promote equality of opportunity for women in all aspects of life.

Rajesh Khanna Remembered At Marwah Studios

“Rajesh Khanna was the first super star of Indian Cinema, 180 films to his credit and most of them were jubilee hits” informed Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios remembering him on his first death anniversary at Noida Film City.

A silence for two minutes were observed by more than two hundred media professionals recollecting his historical visit to Asian Academy of film and Television few years back where he spoke his heart out for the media students.

“I had the wonderful opportunity to work with Rajesh Ji in his last film Riyasat now ready for release by end of this year” proclaimed Ashok Tyagi additional Director Asian School of Media Studies.

A short film- collection of Rajesh Khanna’s best roles in different films was shown to the large gathering to mark respect to his works in the industry.

Indo American Chamber of Commerce Meet at American Embassy

The life and Style Committee of Indo American Chamber of Commerce under the leadership of Aruna Sethi organized an exhibition of jewelry showcased by P.C. Jewelers at American Embassy followed by Wine & Cheese.

“It was a wonderful arrangement and excellent display of jewelry for the members of IACC” remarked Sandeep Marwah Chairperson of Entertainment & Media committee of IACC.

 Lalit Bhasin President North Council, Vinod Chandhok former President,  Balrram Garg of P.C. Jwellers, R.K.Singh of Asian Education Group, S.K. Sarkar former President IACC were also present there.

Sandeep Marwah Welcomed Film Makers Celeste Geer And Rick Mcphee

“It was great meeting Australian Film makers Celeste Geer and Rick Mcphee at the residence of Bernard Philip the Acting High Commissioner of Australian High Commission”  said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios at New Delhi.

 “The interaction has brought two countries close to each other in the field of cinema” Marwah added offering life membership of International Film And Television Club to the well known personalities from Australia.

“I am happy that .Celeste Geer known for her documentary ‘Then The Gift Changed’ and Rick Mcphee famous for ‘Go Back To Where You Came From’ are here in India with there films which are being shown at India International Centre for film lovers” informed Bernard Philip.

Both the film makers are member of Walkley Foundation. The Foundation’s broad aims are to support and encourage professional and ethical journalism and promote and reward excellence in the Australian media.

Sandeep Marwah Appreciated by Minister of Youth Affairs & Sports

Shot 1000 hours of film, 10,000 pictures, 102 Radio Programs, 102 Short Films of 2 minutes each for daily telecast covering 28 states & 5 Union Territories, 300 Events, 900 Cities, 20,000 kilometers from Wagah Border to Nehru Stadium in 102 days along with Queen’s Baton Relay during 19^th Commonwealth Games is the World Record of Sandeep Marwah of Marwah Studios.

“We are the only film company in the world to do so much in such a short span and creating an international record for ourselves in a sports event” narrated Sandeep Marwah to Jitender Singh Union Minister of Youth affairs and Sports, Government of India.

“A lot is to be done for youth and Government is keen in adding new projects for youth affairs. Sports need to be encouraged at all stages of school, college and day to day life” minister  congratulated Sandeep Marwah for his achievements.

A powerful delegation from PHD Chamber of Commerce including President Suman Jyoti Khaitan, Executive Director Saurab Sanyal, Senior Secretary Yogesh Srivastava later presented the paper of Youth and Sports Committee of PHD to the Honorable Minister.

World Population Day Celebrated At Marwah Studios

“ A world of 7 billion is both a challenge and an opportunity with implications on sustainability, urbanization, access to health services and youth empowerment” said Sandeep Marwah President of World Peace Development And Research Foundation and Ambassador of International Human Rights Organization affiliated to United Nation and International Bar Association.

In 1989, in its decision 89/46, the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme recommended that, in order to focus attention on the urgency and importance of population issues in the context of overall development plans and programmes and the need to find solutions for these issues, 11 July should be observed by the international community as World Population Day. 

About 16 million girls under age 18 give birth each year. Another 3.2 million undergo unsafe abortions. The vast majority – 90 per cent -- of the pregnant adolescents in the developing world are married. But for far too many of these girls, pregnancy has little to do with informed choice. Often it is a consequence of discrimination, rights violations (including child marriage), inadequate education or sexual coercion.

On 2013 World Population Day, we raise awareness of the issue of adolescent pregnancy in the hopes of delivering a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe, and every young person’s potential is fulfilled.