HAVE A GOOD DAY.

Har ghar good day. Naya din nayi smile.😌

Britannia good day. Every biscuit have a different smile. Good Day is one of the most  famous brand. It has some variants like Butter, Cashew, Badam Pista. It is a soft biscuit not crispy, and breaks very easily.

Every morning start with good day. 

Britannia Good Day has revealed its new identity. The all-new Good Day biscuit design will sport different kinds of smiles- from the dimpled smile to the small smile, from the big smile to the double dimpled smiles.

The brand has rolled out a high decibel media plan to announce its new identity. The communication will be channelled through print, TV, social media and outdoor.

An augmented reality experience has been specially designed to make consumers feel an integral part of the campaign.

 

Britania good day launched in 1987, Britannia Good Day created the ‘Cookie’ category in India- and made dry fruits and nuts accessible to Indian households for the first time. The brand that has always propagated happiness, today said the rich and varied smiles of India has inspired its makeover. The all-new Good Day biscuit design will sport different kinds of smiles- from the dimpled smile to the small smile, from the big smile to the double dimpled smiles. So consumers can experience Kayi Smiles, Nayi Smiles…in every pack of Britannia Good Day.

Role model

 ANJANA OM KASHYAP

One of the most favourite and successful role model is Anjana Om Kashyap. I'm inspired by her. She's an Indian Journalist, Anjana Om Kashyap has been a news anchor for more than a decade. She hosts the daily debate show 'Halla Bol' and audience based election shows across the country- 'Rajtilak' and 'Dilli Ke Dil Mein Kya Hai ' on Aaj Tak. Known for her fierce and aggressive stance on issues, Anjana has consistently interviewed News Makers and the tallest political leaders in her unique grilling way. Anjana Om Kashyap is one of the most successful Hindi news anchors of India. One of the most important thing about her she proudly say that she's bihari.

ACHIVEMENT:

Best Reporter of the year - National Television Awards (NT Aawards) 

Awarded for Best Anchor by ITA (Indian Television Academy)

Awards November 1st, 2014

Awarded for Best Anchor by ENBA Awards

January 30th, 2015

Awarded for Best Anchor by IMWA Awards

May 1st, 2015

Awarded India Today Chairman’s Excellence AwardA

warded For Excellence in Journalism by PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Anjana om Kashyap was born in a middle class family to Omprakash Tiwari in Ranchi, then in Bihar. Her father was a doctor on short-service-commission with the Indian Army, and served during the Bangladesh War of Liberation. She had her initial schooling at Loreto Convent, a local Catholic school and then from Delhi Public School, Ranchi. She went on to pursue an honours in Botany from the University of Delhi. Kashyap went on to appear for the All India Pre Medical Test but failed to pass. She was a prolific debater and exhibited strong leadership qualities since childhood, having become the head-girl in both the schools and the president of her college hostel. After a few years, she enrolled at the Delhi School of Social Work, for her post-graduation. Kashyap mentions that the curricula and field visits inculcated a spirit of public activism in her.

Stuck Scrolling? Social Media

 

Stuck Scrolling? Social Media Addiction in Easy Words

Ever feel like you spend more time on your phone than talking to actual people? Welcome to the world of social media! While it's fun to connect and share, sometimes it can turn into an addiction. So, let's chat about social media addiction, what it is, and how to find a healthy balance.

Imagine social media as a candy jar. It's tempting, right? You open it, see all the colorful likes and comments, and get a little burst of happiness. But just like candy, too much can make you feel yucky. That's social media addiction: spending so much time online that it starts to hurt your real life.

Here are some signs you might be addicted:

• You check your phone first thing in the morning and last thing at night.
• You find yourself scrolling even when you're bored of seeing the same stuff.
• You get grumpy or anxious when you can't use social media.
• You miss out on real-life activities because you're too busy online.
• You compare your life to others' perfect online profiles and feel bad.

Don't worry, you're not alone! Many people struggle with social media addiction. But there's good news: you can break free! Here are some tips:

• Set limits: Decide how much time you'll spend on social media each day and stick to it. Use timers or apps to help.
• Find other hobbies: Go outside, play sports, hang out with friends – do things that make you happy without a screen.
• Turn off notifications: That constant ping-ping can be addictive. Silence them and check your feed less often.
• Unfollow unrealistic accounts: Seeing only perfect lives can make you feel bad. Follow people who inspire you in real ways.
• Talk to someone: If you're struggling, reach out to a friend, family member, or therapist. They can help you find healthy ways to connect.

Remember, social media can be fun, but it shouldn't control your life. By setting limits and finding other ways to enjoy yourself, you can break free from addiction and embrace the real world!

P.S. Share this blog with your friends! Let's all use social media wisely and live our best lives, both online and off!