Karnataka Business Award Season 3 celebrates Entrepreneurship and Rural Businesses
June 27, 2023: The glitz and glamour of the Karnataka Business Award Season 3 unfolded at the Ebisu Convention Centre on the 24th and 25th of June 2023. The event, graced by several distinguished dignitaries, including Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao, celebrated the entrepreneurial spirit and recognized the achievements of businesses, particularly those hailing from rural areas. The Karnataka Business Award Season 3 was made possible thanks to the generous support of prestigious sponsors. Presidency University served as the title sponsor, while Way 2 Media Network co-sponsored the event. Indian Journo acted as the media partner, ensuring extensive coverage, and The Trade Connect partnered as the official magazine partner. Way 2 Journey took charge as the travel partner, while Al Wadi and The Leela International provided valuable featured sponsorship. With the backing of these esteemed sponsors, the event celebrated over 200+ award winners, delivering an unforgettable experience for all. The successful execution of the event was made possible through the expert event management services provided by Show Buddy Entertainment.
The star-studded occasion saw the presence of notable personalities from various fields, adding to the grandeur of the event. Among them were Alok R Babu (popularly known as All ok), an Indian Kannada rapper, singer, actor, and music producer, along with Pavan Wadeyar, an Indian film director, screenwriter, lyricist, actor, and producer, and his wife Apeksha Purohit, an Indian actress and movie producer.
The event also welcomed esteemed individuals like Mohammad Mohsin IAS, Syed Asad Abbas, a television personality from Nation Media, Dr. Harikrishna Maram, the Founder Chairman of Imperial College, Viranika Shetty, a model, actress, and entrepreneur, Sanjay Gowda, a producer and entrepreneur, Roshan Sreedhar Bacchan, a national athlete and actor, Aneesh Vidyashankar, India's renowned walking violinist, Divya Gananananda, an Indian women cricketer, Sri Raksha Ramaya, the National General Secretary of Indian Youth Congress,Usman Anwar Sharieff, the Managing Director of Karol Group of Companies and more.
The two-day extravaganza captivated attendees, providing a platform for businessmen from diverse backgrounds to showcase their achievements and connect with industry leaders. The Karnataka Health Minister, Dinesh Gundu Rao, lauded the Karnataka Business Award initiative for its focus on identifying and promoting businesses from rural areas. He expressed admiration for the courage of Abdul Musaddiq, President of Karnataka Traders Chamber of Commerce (KTCC), the brainchild behind this unique concept, and congratulated him for the success of the event.
In his address, Minister Rao emphasized the importance of recognizing and encouraging businesses in rural regions, as they play a vital role in the state's overall economic growth. The Karnataka Business Awards aims to provide a platform for such businesses, facilitating their growth and inspiring others to follow suit.
The event served as a catalyst for networking, knowledge sharing, and fostering partnerships among entrepreneurs, industry experts, and government officials. With its third season, the Karnataka Business Award continues to pave the way for the recognition and celebration of entrepreneurial endeavors, especially those emerging from rural Karnataka.
As the curtains closed on this year's event, the participants and organizers were left with a sense of accomplishment and renewed motivation to propel Karnataka's business landscape to greater heights.
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Kerala Public Works Minister slams BJP state president’s conduct at Vizhinjam Port Inauguration
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Public Works Minister, P A Mohammed Riyas took a sharp dig at BJP state president Rajeev Chandrasekhar, criticizing his behavior as inappropriate and unbecoming of a political leader during the inauguration of the Vizhinjam International Port.
Riyas said that while senior cabinet ministers, including the state’s Finance Minister, were seated among the audience, Chandrasekhar choose to sit alone on stage and chant slogans well before the event officially began. He said the act was a discourteous and mocked the BJP leader for using the platform to draw attention to him and did not show respect to the decorum of the occasion.
The minister further said that the Prime Minister’s Office may have arranged for Chandrasekhar’s presence on stage, but that did not justify his actions. He said, “This is not anti-democratic, but Malayalis will certainly view this behavious as rude.”
