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Victoria, Australia Woos Indian Travellers With Wellness And Culture Offerings
Australia has long held a firm position on the Indian traveller’s map with Melbourne right at the centre of this connection, as one of the most popular destinations for Indian visitors. Capital of Victoria, the city’s appeal lies in its myriad experiences and activities, including art and culture, gastronomy, historic markets, festivals, concerts and a…
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Swiss watchmakers Baume & Mercier bet big on India
Baume & Mercier is stepping up its India game by strengthening its plans and onboarding actor Janhvi Kapoor as a Friend of the Maison. Under CEO Michael Guenoun, the nearly 200-year-old Swiss maison has sharpened its product strategy, strengthened its retail ambitions, and signed its first Indian brand ambassador. With reports of another high-profile Indian…
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Are Blush Palettes Making A Bold Comeback?
Blush is having a moment. Once relegated to single pans and timid dabs at the apple of the cheek, colour is now arriving in more playful, versatile formats – and the blush palette is leading the comeback. From sculpting warm bronzy tones to buildable berry pops and glowy cream hues, palettes promise utility and creativity…
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Luxe Radar: Curated Experiences Celebrating India’s Heritage
Saffronart showcases Gandhi Archive Saffronart is bringing a remarkable slice of history with its exhibit Gandhi: From the Collection of Anand T Hingorani on August 18–19, 2026, offering 86 rare and private artefacts linked to Mahatma Gandhi. Spanning over two decades, the archive traces Gandhi’s close association with Hingorani, preserved within a single family across…
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Stop Ruining Your Sunday: The Truth About Weekend Anxiety
Sunday: the day you sleep in, order your favourite food, binge watch that latest show, meet friends and tell yourself you still have plenty of time before you tackle your Monday. Then suddenly it’s 7 pm. It’s chaos that follows. You remember a list of things that need your attention and you realise that you…
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Astrological Forecast Flags Nationwide Protests Amid Cockroach Janta Party Rise
The Cockroach Janta Party, is an Indian youth-based Gen-Z movement founded on 16 May 2026 by Abhijeet Dipke. This movement was created in response to remarks made on 15 May 2026 by Surya Kant, the Chief Justice of India, in which he referred to certain activists and unemployed youth as “cockroaches” and “parasites of society”,…
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Bhopal Municipal Corporation To Resume Crackdown On Commercial Use Of Residential Properties From Sunday
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): With Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) preparing to restart its crackdown on commercial activities being operated from residential properties from Sunday, hundreds of homeowners have approached BMC seeking relief through the compounding process. However, the BMC has rejected the applications, maintaining that the existing compounding provisions do not cover the commercial use of…
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MP Chief Secretary Tells Low-Performing Districts To Improve Lok Sewa, CM Helpline Complaint Disposal
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief secretary Ashok Barnwal has asked the low-performing districts to improve their performance by focusing more on solving complaints received under Lok Sewa and CM Helpline. He was reviewing the progress of Jan Vishvas campaign at Mantralaya on Saturday. He said that district-level planning should be made for the better implementation of…
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Bhopal Municipal Corporation Offices May Open On Sundays, Close On Wednesdays To Boost Property Tax Collection
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) zone and ward offices are likely to remain closed on Wednesdays and function on Sundays to facilitate property tax payments, particularly for residents who are unable to visit BMC offices on working days. Municipal commissioner Sanskriti Jain has sought suggestions from nodal additional commissioners, deputy commissioners, assistant commissioners…
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Made At IIT Indore, Chip-Design Tool AspireHLS Goes Global, Downloaded In 60+ Countries
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Indore has built a new product/software tool called AspireHLS that helps engineers design the electronic chips found inside everyday devices like smartphones, cameras and music systems—faster and with less manual effort than before. The product was created by Prof Anirban Sengupta and his team at the…