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Little-known Little Indias around the world
July 7, 2025
Across the globe, vibrant neighbourhoods have blossomed where the sights, sounds, and flavours of India come alive, offering a sense of home to the diaspora and a fascinating experience for visitors. While London’s Southall and New York’s Jackson Heights are perhaps the most ...
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Thales to supply two additional GM400α radars to Malaysia
July 7, 2025
To strengthen the Royal Malaysian Air Force’s air surveillance capabilities, the Malaysian government has placed an order for supply of two additional Ground Master 400 alpha (GM400α) radars to Malaysia. The order was placed to a French defence company Thales and the announcem...
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Indian films inspired by real-life serial killers
July 5, 2025
True crime has always fascinated audiences, and Bollywood has not shied away from exploring some of the country’s darkest real-life crimes. These films, while dramatised for the screen, offer a disturbing look into the minds of some of India’s most terrifying criminals. They ...
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Hemis Festival: Ladakh’s vibrant celebration of faith and culture
July 4, 2025
Hemis Festival, also known as Hemis Tsechu, is one of the most famous and colourful Buddhist festivals in Ladakh, a region in northern India known for its stunning Himalayan landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Held annually at the Hemis Monastery, this festival draws visitors ...
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21 pc growth in e-commerce sales in Tier III cities in summer 2025: Unicommerce
July 3, 2025
Unicommerce, an e-commerce and retail enablement SaaS platforms, has released the summer online sales trends (May and June) for 2025 which reveal that Tier III cities registered 21 pc growth year-on-year during the 2025 summer sales, contributing significantly to the overall 8 pc...
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From boom to bust: 5 Indian giants that exist no more
July 3, 2025
Doing business is like navigating the stock market, one moment, a company is at the top, outpacing rivals and earning the confidence of investors, the next, it is drowning in debt and scrambling for survival. Take Kingfisher Airlines, for example. Founded by the flamboyant indust...
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India’s political arena: A playground for the rich
July 2, 2025
India is often described as the world’s largest democracy, where people from all backgrounds have the right to vote and run for office. With a population of over 1.5 billion, the Indian democratic system is vast and highly diverse. However, there is growing concern about the in...
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VoltAero to set up Cassio assembly centre in Sarawak
July 2, 2025
To set up a regional Cassio aircraft assembly facility and innovation centre in Sarawak, Malaysia, French electric aircraft manufacturer VoltAero has entered into a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Malaysia’s SEDC Energy and France’s ACI Groupe. In a press statement, VoltAero says...
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Cloud kitchens redefine India’s food industry
July 1, 2025
A quiet revolution is reshaping the way Indians eat. With changing urban lifestyles, a surge in food delivery app usage, and the growing demand for convenience, cloud kitchens, also known as ghost or dark kitchens, have emerged as one of the most significant trends in India’s f...
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With 272 million children out of school, UNESCO flags SDG4 target
July 1, 2025
Ahead of the 2030 SDG 4 targets, the global number of out-of-school children and youth reached 272 million in 2023, which is 21 million higher than previously estimated. This figure challenges the global commitment to reduce the out-of-school population by 165 million by 2030 und...
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Burnout by design: Karnataka’s controversial 12-hour workday plan
July 1, 2025
When 26-year-old chartered accountant Anna Sebastian Perayil died due to cardiac arrest in July 2024, just four months after joining an EY affiliate in Pune, her mother’s open letter to the company’s chairman sent shockwaves across India’s professional landscape. She descri...
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Women-led health-tech startups in India
June 30, 2025
Over the past five years, India has witnessed a transformation in its start-up ecosystem, led, in no small part, by women entrepreneurs. As of 2025, India is home to over 7,000 active women-led start-ups. The number of government-recognised start-ups with at least one-woman direc...
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