Mangaluru: New office of Charvi Communication inaugurated
Mangaluru: New office of Charvi communication Pvt. Ltd. was inaugurated on Wednesday at Manasa tower on MG road here.
Chartered Accountant and Chairman of Brilliant Educational Institutions Ram Mohan Rai, inaugurated the new office of the company which also marked the first year celebrations of the establishment of the company.
Speaking on the occasion, Ram Mohan Rai, wished every success to Charvi Communication and said that “Nagesh Shashank, has extensive experience in the field of advertising and event management. He has the ability to lead this venture to success”.
Krishnaraj Sallian, Sales and Marketting Head of Nirman Homes, congratulated the stakeholders on the inauguration of the new office and hoped their business to reach new heights.
“Charvi Communication is advertising and Event Management Company, that also offers creative consultancy, media planning and digital marketing for all kinds of businesses” said Nagesh Shashank, Managing Director of Charvi Communication.
“Our corporate clients include major real-estate companies of Mangaluru, Mangalore Refineries and Petro-Chemicals Limited (MRPCL) and almost all the auto-mobile companies like Honda, Toyota, Skoda and Mercedes.” he added.
Naveen Shetty, Marketing Head of Vijayawani, Mohammed Muslim Koppa, Marketing Head of Vartha Bharati, Roopitha Shenoy, director of the organization, Nagesh Shashank's mother Vinaya Shenoy and others were present during the event.
Mahesh Nayak compered the program.
Let the Truth be known. If you read VB and like VB, please be a VB Supporter and Help us deliver the Truth to one and all.
Hezbollah leader vows not to disarm, criticises Lebanese government’s move
Beirut: Hezbollah deputy leader Naim Kassem on Friday (August 15, 2025) vowed that the Iran-backed group would not lay down its weapons, criticising the Lebanese government’s recent decision to disarm the group by the end of the year, according to a report published by The Hindu. Speaking during a televised address marking a Shiite religious event, Kassem said the move “serves Israel’s interests” and endangers the lives of “resistance fighters and their families.”
Kassem argued that the government should instead have “spread its authority and evicted Israel from Lebanon,” adding that it is “serving the Israeli project.” He warned that if the ongoing crisis escalates into internal conflict, the government would be responsible. While Hezbollah and its Shiite ally, the Amal movement, have not yet called for street protests, Kassem cautioned that if such a decision is made, demonstrators “will be all over Lebanon and head to the U.S. embassy.”
Last week, the Lebanese government approved a U.S.-backed plan to disarm Hezbollah and implement a ceasefire with Israel, a move urged by the international community following the 14-month Israel-Hezbollah war that ended in November.
Kassem insisted that Hezbollah will only discuss a national defence strategy concerning its weapons once Israel withdraws and halts near-daily airstrikes, which have killed many of its members since the war. “The resistance will not hand over its weapons as the aggression continues and occupation remains,” he said, adding that the group is prepared for a prolonged battle if necessary.
The war has weakened Hezbollah, causing significant loss of life among its leadership, displacing over 1 million people in Lebanon, and inflicting reconstruction costs estimated at $11 billion by the World Bank.
