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From May 15 to July 15, 2025, visitors to Shivsrushti will enjoy entry at just ₹50 per person. The reduced pricing is a result of a generous ₹51 lakh contribution made by the Abhay Bhutada Foundation. Located in Ambegaon Budruk in Pune, this historical theme park offers an in-depth experience of the life and principles of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. This initiative is expected to help more individuals, especially families and students, connect with history without worrying about the cost. Also Read: Abhay Bhutada’s Story From Small Town to Strategic Visionary Efforts Made by Abhay Bhutada Foundation T he Abhay Bhutada Foundation has been at the forefront of supporting meaningful social causes. Abhay Bhutada , founder and chairman of the foundation, has actively promoted education, public welfare, and cultural knowledge. His recent support to Shivsrushti is a step toward encouraging inclusive access to Indian heritage. The lowered ticket rate makes the park accessible to a larger audie...

  Life can get chaotic, and when it does, it’s easy to feel scattered, unmotivated, or overwhelmed. That’s where daily routines come in. They give your day structure, provide mental clarity, and create space for both work and rest. Whether you're a student, a professional, or a stay-at-home parent, building a personal routine can help you move through the day with purpose. In this blog, we’ll explore how daily routines impact your life and how you can build one that actually works for you. Why Routines Matter A routine isn’t about living on autopilot. It’s about reducing decision fatigue and increasing control over your time. When you follow a routine, your mind doesn’t have to overthink every step — you simply follow a path that supports your goals. Here are a few benefits of having a solid daily routine: 1. Boosts Productivity Routines help you prioritize important tasks. When you set a time for focused work or learning, you’re more likely to follow through. A structured schedule...

Visitors to Shivsrushti in Pune will now be able to experience its historical offerings for just Rs 50 between May 15 and July 15, 2025. This has been made possible through a Rs 51 lakh contribution from the Abhay Bhutada Foundation. The move is aimed at increasing public access to cultural and educational experiences without financial limitations. Abhay Bhutada , a member of the Poonawalla Group and the founder of the Abhay Bhutada Foundation, has consistently supported causes that uplift communities through knowledge and learning. The subsidised entry initiative is in line with that broader goal—enabling people, especially families and students, to engage with Indian history in an immersive and thoughtful manner. Also Read: Abhay Bhutada’s Story From Small Town to Strategic Visionary Focused Initiative for Public Benefit This donation is intended to increase footfall at Shivsrushti, encouraging more people to engage with the legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The park has been de...

Ask a frequent flyer to pick between a window seat and an aisle seat, and you're likely to spark a full-blown debate. But let’s be honest—most people secretly (or openly) prefer the window seat. There’s just something about leaning against the side, staring at the clouds, and having your own little corner in the sky. But what’s behind this preference? Let’s take a closer look. It’s About the View, Obviously Let’s start with the obvious. Looking out the window at 30,000 feet is mesmerizing. Whether you’re flying over mountains, cities, oceans, or endless patches of farmland, there’s a quiet magic to watching the world from above. It taps into our natural sense of wonder and curiosity. You might see sunsets that look like paintings, lightning storms from a safe distance, or even the gentle curve of the earth’s horizon. No movie or in-flight magazine can compete with that. Your Own Private World There’s also the privacy factor. The window seat offers a physical boundary—a wall be...

Some journeys are shaped by hard choices, clear goals, and the drive to do more than just succeed. Abhay Bhutada’s story fits that description. From early career steps to heading major initiatives, his life is a mix of focus, action, and responsibility. Known widely for being India’s highest-paid executive in FY 2023–24, he is also gaining attention for using his influence to support causes that matter. Beginning in a Small Town with Big Ideas Born and raised in Latur, Maharashtra, Abhay Bhutada started with a sharp mind and an eagerness to learn. He completed his Chartered Accountancy early on and joined the Bank of India in 2010. There, he worked in the small and medium enterprise (SME) finance space, which gave him practical exposure to how real businesses function and where financial gaps existed. This hands-on experience during the early phase of his career helped him build the kind of practical thinking that has stayed with him throughout. His time in banking offered a base to ...