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Fitness Ki Chowki launches 100 Days Fitness Challenge with Muscle Gear
Mumbai: Fitness Ki Chowki, a chain of fitness studios across Pune, has announced the launch of a transformative ‘100 Days Fitness Challenge’ in partnership with Muscle Gear, a whey protein brand. The challenge, aimed at motivating individuals to embark on a journey of physical and mental transformation, features an enticing prize pool worth 2,50,000.
The 100 Days Fitness Challenge is not just a contest but a commitment to fostering a healthier lifestyle. Participants will undergo a comprehensive fitness program designed to achieve their body and wellness goals. The challenge not only promises personal growth but also offers a chance to win substantial cash prizes.
This strategic collaboration with Muscle Gear serves as a smart marketing move for both brands. With a significant number of enthusiastic participants, the challenge not only propels Fitness Ki Chowki’s brand recognition and value but also amplifies Muscle Gear’s visibility in the fitness community.
“Fitness is not just a goal; it’s a lifestyle. Our 100 Days Fitness Challenge is a testament to our commitment to helping individuals achieve their fitness aspirations. Partnering with Muscle Gear adds a valuable dimension to this journey, emphasizing the importance of nutrition in tandem with physical activity,” said Fitness Ki Chowki founder Tushar Kadam.
The challenge presents a unique opportunity for participants to earn money while achieving their fitness goals. It’s not just a challenge; it’s an investment in a healthier and fitter future.
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Vision Cinemas claims SEBI exemption from corporate governance filings
Company cites low capital and net worth to skip quarterly compliance report
MUMBAI: Vision Cinemas Limited has informed the Bombay Stock Exchange that it qualifies for exemption from filing its quarterly corporate governance report and annual secretarial compliance report, citing its financial thresholds under regulatory norms.
In a communication dated April 11, the company stated that its paid-up share capital and net worth fall below the limits prescribed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India under Regulation 15(2)(a) of the Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015.
As per the filing, Vision Cinemas reported a paid-up share capital of Rs 7.89 crore and a net worth of Rs 15.34 crore for the financial year ended March 31, 2025. These figures place the company below the regulatory thresholds of Rs 10 crore in paid-up capital and Rs 25 crore in net worth, making certain compliance requirements non-mandatory.
The exemption covers the quarterly corporate governance report under Regulation 27(2), as well as the annual secretarial compliance report, which are typically required for larger listed entities.
The company’s managing director Bindiganavale Rangavasanth confirmed the exemption in the filing, noting that the company meets the criteria laid out under the applicable SEBI regulations.
Financial details supporting the claim were certified by Manoj Acharya and Associates, which verified that the company’s capital and net worth have remained within the prescribed limits over recent financial years.
The provision is aimed at easing compliance for smaller listed companies, allowing them to focus on operations while maintaining essential disclosures. For Vision Cinemas, the exemption offers regulatory breathing room as it continues to operate within a relatively modest financial scale.
