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A |     Blenders Pride Fashion Tour roared into Jaipur, delivering a bold blend of high fashion and motorsport-inspired design. The Pink City turned into a high-speed style arena as the showcase brought together glamorous performance wear, motorcore aesthetics, and fearless fashion with striking intensity.     In collaboration with the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), the event transformed the traditional runway into a high-speed circuit driven by precision, power, and innovation. Designers Namrata Joshipura and Abhishek Paatni led the showcase, unveiling collections that reimagined motorsport influences through a fashion-forward lens.     Speaking about the collaboration, Paatni said, “Blenders Pride Fashion Tour has always championed breaking through boundaries of creativity. With this collaboration, we shifted fashion into new gears and fused speed with style to present a bold glimpse of where fashion is headed next.”     Echoing similar thoughts, Joshipura added, “Blenders Pride Fashion Tour has inspired me to bring high-octane couture into a distinctive, fashion-forward space. Together we defined fashion’s next evolution bringing precision of motorsports into the glamorous world of haute-couture.”     The show reached its peak with Harnaaz Sandhu commanding the finale as showstopper, perfectly capturing the fusion of glamour and velocity. Sharing her experience, she said, “It felt like stepping onto a racetrack with pure adrenaline and confidence, bringing alive a showcase that championed bold and fearless fashion.”     The evening wrapped up on an electrifying note with Raftaar’s power-packed performance, reflecting the pulse and energy of the tour. His act reinforced the idea of fashion moving forward with speed, power, and attitude.          The showcase unfolded in a dynamic three-lap format, turning the venue into an immersive motorsport arena. The Start Line introduced racing-inspired silhouettes filled with attitude and agility. The Pit Lane followed, showcasing sleek, tactical looks inspired by engineering finesse. The final lap, Glam Night, amped up the glamour with bold, high-shine ensembles. A thrilling stunt car sequence added to the adrenaline, cementing speed as the heart of the experience.     Reflecting on the vision behind the tour, Debasree Dasgupta, CMO, Pernod Ricard India, said, “Blenders Pride Fashion Tour has always been at the forefront of shaping fashion and cultural conversations. Jaipur takes that vision further by fusing high-octane motorsport with glamorous high fashion, creating an immersive experience that celebrates boldness, style, and innovation.”     Sunil Sethi, Chairman, FDCI, summed up the partnership, saying, “FDCI is delighted to collaborate with Blenders Pride Fashion Tour, uniting two powerhouses of fashion to shape its future. The Jaipur edition celebrated creativity and culture, setting the pace for what’s next in Indian fashion.”     Next Stop: Kolkata     Blenders Pride Fashion Tour now heads to Kolkata, where designer Anamika Khanna will present her take on craftsmanship through a contemporary lens, with Ishaan Khatter as showstopper on December 20.     ALso Read: Witness the future of fashion with Blenders Pride Fashion Tour ‘The Showcase’。    Colombo, Oct 15 (UNI) Sri Lanka has sought support from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) to assist the government’s initiative to establish a digital database of the country's labour workforce, a newspaper reported on Saturday.
Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena pointed out that the Labour Ministry has taken steps to establish a comprehensive digitised database of the workforce and urged the ILO to assist in expediting the process, the Daily Mirror reported.
This was discussed when ILO Country Director Simrin C Singh and ILO Headquarters Senior Employment Specialist Sher Verick called on the Prime Minister this week.
The ILO received a first-hand briefing on the impact of the Covid pandemic and economic crisis on the labour workforce and the short-term and long-term steps taken by the government to recover the economy and to help the workers, especially the low-income labour force.
During the meeting, Singh pointed out that despite some signs of positive trends, most developing countries, including Sri Lanka, were faced with difficulties, due to global recession, limited fiscal space, debt sustainability challenges and rising inflation.
The Prime Minister said the government was keen to make the labour workforce upwardly mobile and explained the multitude of training programmes launched for skill development.
The ILO delegation assured fullest support to all the efforts taken by the government for the well-being of the labour and measures for upgrading the skills of the workforce.
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