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Mega Event  Launch of Home Bakers Club and Winners announcement of HBC 'Swad ke Badshah' contest 

@ Facebook Live - https://fb.me/e/2scojt921 - 24th August 2021 at 3.30 pm

* The joyous beginning of a mega journey of Home Bakers Club includes the entertaining mega event of live concerts, heart-touching music, little gup-chup, entertaining performances, and inspiring words from the founder of HBC. 

**If you think that the winning moment of ‘Swad ke Badshah’ is the real thrill of this event then hold your hearts as this is not going to end here … But it is the joyous beginning of a mega journey of Home Bakers Club ..  

Ghar se dil tak… 

Home Bakers Club Founder – Swapna R Sharma

Nestle India Representative - Varsha Raka

* Celebrities* 

Celebrity Seema Mishra - Playback singer and Maru kokila of Rajasthan 

Celebrity Gaurav Jain - Playback singer and performer Deepshikha Jain - 

Playback singer and performer

Deepthi Acharya - Playback Singer, 

Founder Taalam Live Band Celebrity Sanjay Raizada - Professional Singer, Sa re ga ma fame 

Pooja Rathore - WOODNOTE PRODUCTION - singer, composer 

Mahi Rathore - Woodnote Productions, Singer, Composer, performer  

Celebrity Ankit Khandelwal - Celebrity Host and Anchor World record holder. 

Shalini Baheti - Founder - Image consultant,Personal counselor,Self-esteem coach.

Honorable Judges:

Celebrity Chef - Subrata Debnath (Corporate Director Food & Beverage for Ambuja Neotia Hospitality) 

Chef Murli Gupta (Faculty at Pacific Institute of Hotel Management, Udaipur) 

Chef Jaideep Singh Bagga (Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai)

Sposored by : Nestle Maggi, Milkmaid, Image Confidante, TheMaayaa, Organica, Speed King Cargo, Pushpa Dates , SIDART NGO

To adv. your product/brand in this event call us now: 9413593607 

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Canada's FIRST GeoWoodstock, eh!

(I just really really adore the highland cow mascot for next year’s Mega. He’s the best.)

The annual Mega-events in the UK (there’s at least two on back-to-back weekends: Piratemania and UK Mega) are known far and wide for how meticulously planned they are and the huge amount of entertainment they offer to their guests. At the 10th Anniversary Yorkshire UK Mega, they set up a temporary campground where you could camp in your tent or RV for the whole week and take part in daily sightseeing excursions in various places around Yorkshire in the leadup to Saturday. Every evening there were themed parties at the big tent (main venue) near the campground. While there are many geocaches to find and geocaching supplies for sale, that isn’t the entire focus of the event. The whole thing is geared toward everyone, with or without a geocaching background - which I found very different from the Finnish Megas I’ve been to (and even Sweden FAD), which tended to focus more tightly on geocaching (e.g. geocaching-related lectures and workshops, geocaching supply retailers only, climbing/rappelling lessons, etc.). Non-geocaching visitors at the UK Mega mention the appeal of basically getting an week-long camping holiday without having to organize everything themselves.

It’s at a scale which is basically unimaginable in Finland - firstly it’s a matter of population, secondly spending a few days at a campground doesn’t seem like a popular way to spend a vacation around here (unless it’s at a beach), and thirdly just that the geocaching community is much more structured in the UK (and in other European countries where they do a lot of these big events). Having a formal organization like the Geocaching Association of Great Britain helping out makes it a lot easier to recruit helping hands and enthusiastic folks who will stick it out through at least three years of continuous planning and fundraising (and lend legitimacy to sponsorship requests). And there’s also a kind of stakeholders’ group, consisting of past Mega committee members, making sure that event proposals are sensible and that experiences and lessons learned from each event are taken note of for the future. When it all comes together, it is something amazing and beautiful.

We only had the one day to spend at the Mega event, so it was a little rushed for me because there was so much to do. I wanted to experience “rambling” through the fields and check out the village pub, so that took up several hours. At this kind of large event I don’t want to stick with my “in-group”, so I made a point not to spend too much time with my travel companions.