Once Nita got married to K. She decided to play cricket then during her college days at All Saint’s College, Thiruvananthapuram, where she represented the University of Kerala cricket team. S. T. Now, shes bringing Flying Machine, the current number one B-boy of India, to Kerala for the first time. This former women’s cricket selection committee chairperson of Kerala Cricket Association went on to become the manager of the dance studio, DR Crew, where she had gone to learn dancing. Computer Wires Suppliers When they sensed Nita’s enthusiasm, in no time they roped in her as their manager which saw the group going places.Nita always wanted to learn a unique dance form during her early years. DR Crew is introducing for the first time in South India, the annual workshop, their marquee event, which attracts participants from all over India. Flying Machine who spoke over the phone to DC informed that there is no age limit to practise B-boying, but insists on lots of practice. Their attempt to spread the culture in Kerala earned them finalist position in D3 and D4 on Mazhavil Manorama and they won the crowd favourite award at World of Dance (WOD) India 2017.For 46-year-old Nita Balakrishnan, age is just a number. S. Vishnu Prasad), Taishon (M. On his first visit to South India, he will be here in the capital city until Christmas eve. He had won 13 awards and has been B-boying since 2009.  A B-boys movements are in response to these breaks and involve rhythm, style, and character and body control,” says Nita.At the dance studio, she met Myth (D.. In 2011, they won the title of fourth best B-boying team in India in Battle of the Year (BOTY) championship and also secured the runners-up position in the Chennai Street Festival in 2013.West Mumbai, Jogeshwari-based B-boy Arif Chaudri is better known as Flying Machine, who had won the BC ONE 2018 India championship for the third time in four years. Since then, I has been hooked to it and after my junior college, I am busy practising and travelling at least eight hours a day”, said Flying Machine. S.“I started B-boying as a nine-year-old when one of the boys in my neighbourhood in Jogeshwari showed me a video. Midhun Lal), Yanko (R.By 2009, she came to know of DR Crew at Vellayambalam, in the heart of the capital city. Nita’s face lights up when she says more about her latest love. He also represented India in the RED BULL BC ONE world finals and made it to the top 16 for the world championship. But somehow, she couldn’t pursue western dance as those days there was only break dance which was not actually meant for girls. Midhun), Reeko (Sachin Karthik), who all are identified by their b-boying names. When they grew up and were able to take care of themselves, her old passion was rekindled. Balakrishnan Nair, who runs a pharmaceutical wholesale business, she juggled taking care of her two children, Nikhil and Namrata. Nita says she wanted to popularise b-boying in her home state which prompted her to invite the number one B-boy, the Mumbai breaker, 21-year-old B-boy Flying Machine (Arif Chaudri), winner of India’s Red Bull BC One. When she wanted to learn dance over nine years ago, she enrolled at a dance school to learn Break Boying, a mix of hip-hop and break dancing, which is not so popular in Kerala.Kerala’s first B-boying team, DR CREW is organising a workshop followed by a B-boying battle for all dance enthusiasts. A new world was there to welcome Nita who was all excited to learn b-boying, a popular style of street dance that was created and developed as part of hip-hop culture among African Americans and, later, among Latino youths in New York City.“B-boying is a dance directly inspired by intense break parts within songs that have percussive drum and instrumental sections.

Under GST, the entertainment tax has been subsumed, and hence only the taxes levied by a panchayat or municipality on entertainments and amusements will continue.The GST Council has finalised 18 per cent tax rate on cable TV and Direct-To-Home (DTH) services.Last week, the GST Council had finalised the fitment of over 1,200 goods and 500 services in the four tier tax bracket of 5, 12, 18, and 28 per cent under the GST regime. Further, the GST Council has approved an exemption up to a consideration for admission of Rs 250 per person. New Delhi: Taxation on entertainment, cable and DTH services shall come down under the Goods and Services Tax regime as the &China Cables Wire Manufacturers39;entertainment tax' levied by states has been subsumed in the GST, the government said today. "Presently, such service providers are not eligible to avail of input credits in respect of VAT paid on domestically procured capital goods and inputs or of Special Additional Duty (SAD) paid on imported capital goods and inputs," the statement added.Entertainment events or cinematography films # in cinema theatres will attract 28 per cent GST. The GST will subsume 16 different taxes, including excise, VAT, service tax and entertainment tax, and will transform India into an unified market for seamless movement of goods. In addition to the benefit of lower headline rates of GST, the service providers shall be eligible for full input tax credits (ITC) of GST paid in respect of inputs and input services," the ministry said."Thus, entertainment services shall suffer a lower tax incidence under GST.Thus, while GST is a value added tax, entertainment tax, presently levied by the states is like a turnover tax, it added. The government has estimated that the incidence of taxes on smartphones, medical?devices and cement will come down post GST rollout from July 1. DTH is a direct-to-home service..These services currently attract entertainment tax levied by the states, the statement said.Currently, states impose entertainment tax of up to 100 per cent in respect of exhibition of cinematography films in theatres/cinema halls.With regard to circus, theatre, Indian classical dance including folk dance and drama, the GST rate is 18 per cent ad valorem. Currently, these services attract an entertainment tax in states in the range of 10-30 per cent over and above the service tax levy of 15 per cent.The Finance Ministry in a statement said services by way of admission to entertainment events or cinematography films in cinema theatres will attract 28 per cent GST with effect from July 1.

To ensure that commuters were not left stranded, train services were run on a single line, through the down line, between Noida sector 16 and Yamuna Bank stations, it said.31 pm to 6.31 pm to 6..The running of trains was affected from 5. China Wholesale Computer Wire According to the DMRC release, train services were run on a single line through the down line, between Noida sector 16 and Yamuna Bank stations to ensure that commuters were not left stranded. (Photo: PTI) New Delhi: The services on the Delhi Metro's blue line remained affected for over an hour on Sunday evening after an overhead wire snapped near Noida sector 15 station.Short loop services were also introduced between Noida Sector 16 and Noida City Centre stations, it said.44 pm after which the services were completely restored, a DMRC release said.The running of trains was affected from 5.44 pm after which the services were completely restored, a DMRC release said.The breakage of the wire, on the line going towards Dwarka, forced the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to run the train services on a single line between Noida sector 16 and Yamuna Bank stations, the DMRC said.

Jay Shah has separately filed a civil defamation suit of Rs 100 crore against the website over the article.”.Read Also: Jay Shah case: Gujarat court summons news portal, reporterJay Shah had moved the lower court alleging criminal defamation by the petitioners after the article published by the website claimed his company&RG58 Cables Factory39;s turnover grew exponentially after the BJP-led government came to power at the Centre in 2014.The suit has been filed against the author of the article Rohini Singh, founding editors of the news portal Siddharth Varadarajan, Siddharth Bhatia and M K Venu, managing editor Monobina Gupta, public editor Pamela Philipose and the Foundation for Independent Journalism.After the suit was filed on October 9, 2017, the court initiated proceedings against them under the CrPC section 202 (to inquire into a case to decide whether or not there is sufficient ground for proceeding).The HC, which had earlier directed the trial court to complete the hearing in the case in six months, on Monday withdrew that order. Jay Shah's lawyer S V Raju, on the other hand, had maintained the article was 'defamatory' and the two witnesses examined by the lower court had established that the reputation of his client was tarnished due to its publication.The foundation publishes `The Wire'.With the quashing of the plea, the matter is expected to come up for hearing in the lower court on Tuesday.With the quashing of the plea, the matter is expected to come up for hearing in the lower court on Tuesday. This means there is no time-frame for the trial court to complete the hearing.Jay Shah's lawyer S V Raju, on the other hand, had maintained the article was "defamatory" and the two witnesses examined by the lower court had established that the reputation of his client was tarnished due to its publication.Read Also: Allegations baseless, Amit Shah's son to sue website for Rs 100 cr: GoyalJay Shah had rejected the charge made in the article, insisting the story was "false, derogatory and defamatory.The petitioners had maintained the article was a part of investigative journalism and filing a criminal defamation suit against it was against the freedom of the press.S M Vatsa, the lawyer for the author of the article and editors of the news # portal, had maintained the news report was not "defamatory," and the facts presented in it were based on public documents.Justice J B Pardiwala rejected the petition on the grounds that the article, "The Golden Touch of Jay Amit Shah", is per say "defamatory" and the trial court should proceed with the case.  Ahmedabad: The Gujarat High Court on Monday rejected a petition filed by news portal 'The Wire' seeking quashing of a criminal defamation case filed against it by BJP president Amit Shah's son Jay over an article related to his company.