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Lifestyle
Assam’s Pygmy Hog Conservation: From 6 to 194 Animals
Assam’s pygmy hog conservation programme has grown from six animals in 1996 to 194, supporting the return of the rare species to the wild.
Lifestyle
Jyotika and Suriya Renew Vows After 20 Years of Marriage
Jyotika and Suriya renewed their wedding vows after 20 years, highlighting how understanding, compromise and mutual support shape long marriages.
Lifestyle
Anupam Kher’s Diet at 71: Nutritionist Explains His Habits
Anupam Kher’s diet at 71 includes eggs, avocado toast and occasional chana bhatura. A nutritionist explains his disciplined approach to eating.
Lifestyle
Gen Z Chooses Work-Life Balance Over Higher Salary
Gen Z workers are increasingly willing to accept lower pay for better work-life balance, flexibility and meaningful career opportunities in India.
Business
AI Firm Flam Raises $40 Million in Series B Led by QED Investors
AI interactive content company Flam raises $40 million in Series B funding led by QED Investors to expand AI models, products and global enterprise sales.
Business
Quick Commerce Heats Up as Amazon, Flipkart Expand Ahead of Festive Sales
Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart are expanding quick-commerce networks as India’s festive online sales are projected to rise 29%.
Business
RBI NBFC FAQs Clarify Rules Behind Tata Sons’ De-registration Rejection
RBI’s latest NBFC FAQs clarify CIC, principal business and public funds rules relevant to Tata Sons’ rejected de-registration request.
Business
Brookfield to Invest Up to $600 Million in ACME Green Molecule Business
Brookfield will invest up to $600 million in ACME Cleantech Ventures to develop green molecule projects across India and the Middle East.
Business
Adidas Layoffs: Company Cuts Roles at Gurugram Tech Hub Amid Restructuring
Adidas has begun reducing technology roles at its Gurugram hub as part of a restructuring aimed at simplifying operations and strengthening key capabilities.
Business
Applied Materials to Invest $5 Billion in India Over Next Decade
Applied Materials will invest $5 billion in India over the next decade, focusing on semiconductor research, supply chains and workforce development.