Jalgaon (Maharashtra) [India], October 15: As the upcoming Bollywood film Prahaar: The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam brings one of India’s most prominent legal families into the national spotlight, Advocate Aniket Ujwal Nikam is making an impact beyond the courtroom through his grassroots initiative, Nyay Vishwas Foundation. With more than 5 legal aid shibirs conducted and over 5,000 citizens reached across rural Maharashtra, the Foundation is working to bridge the gap between ordinary citizens and access to justice. Aniket Nikam’s Story Finds a Place in Bollywood’s Prahaar Advocate Aniket Nikam has also drawn attention following the announcement of Prahaar: The…
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bits meeting atoms: Bringing Digital Intelligence into the Physical World. Gurugram (Haryana) [India], October 15: Xtendr, a leading tech, design, XR & AI company, today launched bitom, a platform built to change how brands create connected experiences. By turning packaging, products, print, and other physical and digital touchpoints into programmable surfaces, bitom enables brands to create, scale, measure, and change interactive experiences, all in minutes. Powered by AI, extended reality (XR), and gamification, bitom brings digital intelligence into the physical world. Every product, packaging, printed collateral, or any other touchpoint can transform into a brand’s own 24 x 7 channel.…
Poondla Siddharth Reddy’s Jnanana Foundation turns donated hours into recorded, rewarded exchanges, building on ISF Junicorns’ rural startup impact. Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], October 15: Jnanana Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation, has launched Jools, a reward unit that mentors earn for mentoring and mentees earn through volunteer work on Jnanana, a platform building the world’s largest mentorship program. The launch builds on ISF Junicorns, the rural youth entrepreneurship program of the International Startup Foundation (ISF), which Jnanana strategically manages. “Young people from rural India do not lack ideas. They lack access to the right person at the right time,” said Poondla Siddharth Reddy…
The association marks a new chapter for the contemporary Indian occasionwear brand, bringing its philosophy of “For Your Every Celebration” to life. Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 15: KORA by NM, founded by Nilesh Chhadva and Mitesh Sumbad, announces actor Aditya Roy Kapur as its new brand face. The association marks an important milestone in KORA’s journey as it strengthens its positioning as a contemporary Indian occasionwear brand and expands its presence in India and international markets. At the heart of this association is KORA’s philosophy, “For Your Every Celebration”, a vision that embraces the many ways the modern Indian man…
Advocate Gourav Bedi Named Indian Team Observer for 5th Asian Para Games 2026, Marking a Milestone for Haryana and Indian Para Sports New Delhi [India], October 15: In a significant development for Indian para sports and a proud moment for the state of Haryana, Advocate Gourav Bedi, son of Shri Krishan Kumar Bedi, Cabinet Minister in the Government of Haryana, has been nominated as an Observer of the Indian Team for the 5th Asian Para Games 2026, scheduled to be held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Advocate Gourav Bedi currently serves as the Director of Strategy & Planning for the India Para…
India’s first exclusive paediatric oral healthcare clinic chain plans foray into other South Indian cities to address a gaping need in paediatric oral healthcare Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 15: Purple Pixie Healthcare, parent company of Dr ToothLittle, India’s first exclusive paediatric oral healthcare clinic chain, today announced the expansion of its network to 10 clinics across Bengaluru city, strengthening its position as one of the country’s pioneering organised players, focused exclusively on paediatric oral healthcare. The company plans to take the Dr ToothLittle network to 15 clinics in Bengaluru by FY 2027-28, after which it looks to foray into other…
New Delhi [India], October 15: As the festive season brings indulgent meals, sweets and celebratory spreads to the table, many Indians are looking for simple ways to bring balance back to their everyday meals. Rather than making drastic changes, adding nutrient-rich ingredients to familiar dishes can be an easy way to upgrade everyday eating. One such ingredient is avocado, which can fit naturally into breakfast, lunch, snacks, and even light dinners. Known for its creamy texture and mild flavour, avocado can add both taste and versatility to regular meals. It can be spread on toast, mashed into a quick dip,…
Ostrich Mobility Instruments has announced a landmark national sales partnership with Pride Mobility Products Corporation Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 15: Ostrich Mobility Instruments, an indigenous pioneer in powered mobility solutions, has announced a landmark national sales partnership with Pride Mobility Products Corporation, a global leader in the design, development and manufacture of mobility and rehabilitation products. The partnership brings together two complementary strengths: Pride Mobility’s world-class portfolio of advanced rehabilitation solutions and Ostrich’s 19 years of market expertise, custom-engineering capabilities and extensive service network across India. For Pride Mobility, headquartered in Duryea, Pennsylvania, USA, since 1986 and globally recognized through…
New Delhi [India], October 15: From quick bites between meetings to evening snacks with family, snacking has become a regular part of everyday life for Indian consumers. With busier schedules and changing food preferences, people are increasingly looking for options that are convenient, tasty and fit into a balanced diet. The focus is gradually shifting towards making more mindful food choices without giving up on the flavours and snacks they enjoy. This change is reflected in the growing interest in nuts, seeds, fresh fruits, yoghurt and homemade snack mixes. Consumers are also becoming more conscious of ingredients, portion sizes and…
New Delhi [India], October 15: October brings a packed social calendar for many Indians, with festive travel, long Garba nights, late dinners and busy days spent away from home. Amid the celebrations, hydration and urinary health can easily take a back seat. Simple everyday habits, however, can help support urinary tract health through the festive season. 1. Make hydration a priority Long hours of dancing, travelling or being outdoors can mean more fluid loss. Keeping water handy and drinking regularly throughout the day can help maintain adequate hydration. Instead of waiting until you feel extremely thirsty, make drinking water part…