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India Aim for FIFA Glory Through Next-Gen Stars FUTUREXPRESS Issue 2 | January - June 2017 | Kolkata 4 . India aim for FIFA glory through next-gen stars www.futurexpress.wordpress.com January - June 2017 | Issue 2 - 2017 total of 24 teams How to beat the heat in Can demonetization solve along with the 3 this sizzling summer? black money menace? hosts India would 2 compete in the tournament. The final match would be held at the iconic Salt Lake Stadium in the City SouryaprokRas Bhaaducri e to fitness: Paint it pink with Pinkbya Futtureh Meodia nScho! ol, Kellogg’s, of Joy. Kolkata, is Apollo Hospitals, V wash, Avon and already known for The common perception of the soci - Reebok. being a city that ety is that women are household Many people think that Bengal is a loves football and creatures, working all day long and place where people love to eat and the final being keeping every member of the family snore throughout the day. Well, the played here would happy and satisfied. Still, this com - ladies in Kolkata surely did their bit give a lots of pleas - mon notion is defied by today’s to prove this statement wrong.And ure to any ardent women folk who are office-goers, they did it with a bang. Coming from football lover. and spend a good part of their day in all age groups and in thousands dur - As per the news front of the computer doing their job ing the initial minutes of dawn, they and other develop - tirelessly. But, do we ever think warmed themselves up a bit in a ments regarding about their health? Do we ever Zumba session and then they set off this event, it is also worry about their fitness? for the main event, which had three heard that if this Well, we might or might not, but categories-3km, 5 km and 10km World Cup gener - some people surely do. marathons. There was also a 21km ates good viewer - marathon. Running tirelessly for ship then India Milind Soman- one of India's most about three and a half hours, these might as well host talented actors, supermodel, pro - women showed that they had guts of the upcoming FIFA ducer and reality show star is one of steel and that they were no less than U-20 World Cup them who has given women’s health the women in the other cities of the and the FIFA a thought. And it is with his help and country. And rightly, the winners World Cup at some direction that the United Sisters were rewarded with a variety of gifts stage in the future. Foundation of Mumbai organizes an from top brands like Avon and If India could win all-women’s marathon, the Reebok, amongst others. this competition "Pinkathon" every year across dif - Overall, it was one big successful they would join ferent cities in the Indian subconti - event. Pinkathon's debut in Kolkata Souryaprokas Bhaduri & cause of the fact that this tourna - sleeping giant in football"" and has been achieving of late, it Mexico in the list nent. The marathon seeks to was truly a powerful one as it enlight - Prarthana Mahato ment, if successful could be a just a few days earlier, India would be a perfect icing on the of countries to have won this tour - celebrate womanhood and highlight Milind Soman flagging off the race ened many women about the ways to launching pad for the next gener - achieved an all-time best FIFA cake. nament on the home turf. Truly, a women’s health and fitness issues. remain fit and healthy. What pleased Probably the biggest football ation of footballers to take over ranking of 101, which just goes to Talking of the tournament, the tournament win would definitely Also, through this event, funds are It has previously been conducted in many Joy" to turn pink for the cause. On 26th the organizers and even Milind event that is going to take place in and make India proud at the inter - show how improved and devel - competition is going to square off send a strong message to the raised and donated to Women's Cancer Ini - Indian cities like Hyderabad, Bengaluru, March, 2017 on the wee hours of the morn - Soman is the fact that the women of the city India this year is FIFA's marquee national stage. oped the Indian team is. And if the from the 6th of October and the world that we are here to stay. So, tiative in Mumbai and also to other NGO's Mumbai, Pune, and Chennai to name a few. ing, the women of all ages turned up from truly justified one of the underlying themes event, the U-17 World Cup. The Earlier FIFA President Gianni In - juniors could now replicate the final match is going to be held on let’s just keep our fingers crossed. across the country. This time, it was the turn of the "City of all parts of the city. The event was supported of the event -" Together we can do more." reason I call it "the biggest" is be - fantino had labelled India as " the same success that the senior team the 28th of the same month. A The Good Health Festival Trip to the past by the students Sourav Chatterjee in the medical field."We have taken the Hippo - Ups and downs of Indian FIEM's 'shot' at glory Team Future not only takes care of its students, cratic Oath as doctors, so we have a social respon - faculty and staff’s academic and professional wel - sibility to fulfill" - Said Dr. Sukumar Mukherjee Shivayan Roy this time around in their march to - of Future Media School fare but also their all-round development. The Fu - during the event. Premier League wards a win as the match ended ture School of Hospital Management had Sounak Chowdhury & has now become such an integral The football team of the Future In - with the final score line being 2-0, organised the “Good Health Festival” on the 27th The event also included an interactive session on Souryaprokas Bhaduri Cricket in India is no less than a part of our lives, that we swear by stitute of Engineering and Man - in FIEM's favour. Team FIEM of February 2017. The event addressed various Hospital Governance which was presided over by religion. And if the names of our favourite IPL agement (FIEM) college then had to keep their eyes on the concerns relating to health, and how our current Sanjay Prasad, CEO, IQ, City Foundation. Nutri - things are stars during its 10th anniversary. participated in an inter-college in - result of the match between AEC life styles affects our everyday physical health. tionist, Paromita Dutta and Chief Dietician Arpita looked into from Thunderous cricketing shots, rip - vitational tournament which was and IEM. A win for IEM would let There has been an alarming rate of increase in the Dutta were also present there and they gave inter - this perspective, ping deliveries and electric field - organised and held at the Indian FIEM qualify on goal difference then we might ing- well, that has been the IPL for Institute of Engineering, Science and that is exactly what happened say that the In - you so far! and Technology ( IIEST) Shibpur as IEM went on to beat AEC 1-0. dian Premier But what about the part scarred on the 25th and 26th of March. It FIEM then went ahead in the tour - League ( IPL) is with controversies? Ever since the was an eleven-a-side tournament nament to face the host team the biggest tournament was initiated, many with teams participating from all IIEST, Shibpur in the semis. IIEST cricket festival speculated that there were some over the state, each side split into had all the support they needed, held in the coun - corruption involved. The Lalit groups of 3, where each team had but FIEM put on a spirited per - try. As many as Modi controversy in 2010 fol - to face off one another and the formance to drag the game to 1.2 billion peo - lowed by the match fixing scandal team topping the group with max - penalties. The pressure finally got Poulami Chowdhury & community was talked of, who ple watch the in 2013 blemished the star studded imum points would go on to qual - to the host team as they missed the Shilpa Mandal hardly exist in the modern world event every year. reputation of the IPL. But nonethe - ify for the semis. final penalty kick that they needed where everything is slowly and IPL started in less, it continues to have its fair Future Institute of Engineering to convert into goal. FIEM were Who doesn't love to take a trip back steadily becoming digital. the year 2008 share of ardent lovers who did not and Management (FIEM), Asansol off to the penultimate round of the to history? After a really successful The 'Qissa-e-Kolkata' was an event with aplomb and lose faith in the competition de - Engineering College (AEC) and tournament to face Indian Statisti - season of ,"The Future of the Past" in organised by the Calcutta Instagram - fireworks. Even spite the issues that rocked the Institute of Engineering and Man - cal Institute, Kolkata (ISI) in the its inaugural year, Future Media mers who attempted to bring to the after 10 years, tournament over the years. agement (IEM) were in Group D, finals. ISI who were coached by School in collaboration with The fore the Parsi community in Kolkata, the tournament Today people irrespective of their with the first game of the group ex-East Bengal and India team Telegraph and Yes Foundation have who have been staying and working maintains al - gender, race, caste, religion and taking place between FIEM and striker Trijit Das, was one of the done it again as they made the youth in the city for a very very long time.
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