Author: Arjun Singh

CPOPC Secretary-General, Izzana Salleh, on the Left with CPOPC Deputy Secretary-General, Dr. Musdhalifah Machmud, addressing the press during Globoil India 2026 in Mumbai New Delhi [India], October 6: The Council of Palm Oil Producing Countries (CPOPC) reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening cooperation with India on edible oil security, sustainable palm oil production, resilient supply chains and consumer awareness during GLOBOIL India 2026, held in Mumbai from September 29 to October 1, 2026. During the conference, CPOPC Secretary-General Izzana Salleh highlighted India’s strategic importance to palm oil-producing countries, emphasising the need for a collaborative approach to ensuring reliable edible oil supplies, supporting…

(From L-R): Dr. Fadhil Hasan, Senior Economist and Head of the Foreign Affairs Division, Indonesian Palm Oil Association (GAPKI); Mr. Eddy Martono, Chairman, GAPKI; and Ms. Lolita Bangun, Deputy Secretary-General, GAPKI. New Delhi [India], October 6: Indonesia’s Palm Oil Association (GAPKI) presented an update on the country’s evolving crude palm oil (CPO) policy landscape on 30 Sept at GLOBOIL India 2026, the 29th edition of one of the world’s largest edible oil and agri-trade conferences, held September 29–October 1 at The Westin Mumbai Powai Lake. Dr. Mohamad Fadhil Hasan, GAPKI’s Head of Foreign Affairs, spoke during the conference’s Palm Oil Session,…

New Delhi [India], October 6: A company can have a strong website, rank for important keywords, and still watch competitors dominate recommendations across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and other AI platforms. For B2B marketing teams, the obvious question is: why them and not us? According to Qoulomb, one of the best AI SEO agencies for B2B brands, the answer is rarely as simple as publishing more content. AI recommendations depend on a brand’s broader digital footprint. Who talks about the brand, how consistently it’s tied to a category, how authoritative those sources are, and whether AI systems have enough evidence to…

London in the Colours of Hindi, Britain Turns Hindi-Mayi as Hindi Pakhwada Celebrates Community Participation Led by Dr Anuradha Pandey London [United Kingdom], October 6: Hindi is not merely a language; it is a vibrant expression of India’s cultural consciousness, literary heritage and emotional connection. The growing interest in Hindi across the United Kingdom, particularly among younger generations, was reflected in the wide range of activities organised during Hindi Pakhwada and Hindi Diwas 2026. Under the guidance of His Excellency Shri P. Kumaran, High Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom, the High Commission of India, London continues to encourage…

Surat (Gujarat) [India], October 5: At G.D. Goenka International School, Surat, GCC activities go beyond physical training—they are a purposeful platform for nurturing discipline, confidence, leadership, teamwork, patriotism, resilience, and physical fitness. Through structured training and regular participation, students learn to challenge themselves, work as a team, remain focused under pressure, and develop the confidence to face challenges with determination. 1. Drill & Commands – The Rhythm of Discipline Drill is an integral part of GCC training and is conducted with a strong emphasis on discipline, coordination, alertness, obedience, and self-control. Students are regularly trained in marching, commands, formations, and…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 6: Best Cast IT Limited, a Chennai-based maker of aluminium gravity die castings and assemblies, has filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus with the Emerge Platform of the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE Emerge) ahead of its Initial Public Offering. The company serving domestic and international customers in India, the United States of America and Germany across the Automotive, Power Generation, General Engineering, Railway & Marine, and Valve & Pump sectors. The IPO will comprise a Fresh Issue of up to 36,00,000 equity shares with a face value of ₹ 10 each, with no…

New Delhi [India], October 6: Francis Halzen has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for helping turn Antarctic ice into an observatory capable of detecting some of the universe’s most elusive particles. Announced on October 6, the award recognises his decisive contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos arriving from space. For the Belgian-born physicist at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, the honour crowns a project built around an extraordinary idea: that looking deep beneath the South Pole could help scientists understand what happens far beyond Earth. The prize carries an award of 12 million…

Vadodara (Gujarat) [India], October 6: Taking an initiative to focus on Quantum Computing research, industry-academia collaboration, and future-ready talent building in Gujarat, Vadodara’s Parul University has signed an MoU with Innogress to set up the Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Quantum Computing. The MoU marks a significant step toward enhancing the university’s expertise in quantum technologies and research. The collaboration is set to align with the vision of Parul University to help build a robust ecosystem for futuristic technology and will help in developing Quantum Computing R&D centres, skilled youth, and stronger industry-academia cooperation within the fast-evolving domain of Quantum…

A range of 23 whole spices, carefully sourced, cleaned, graded and packed to preserve natural aroma, colour and flavour. Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 6:  Patel Retail Limited (BSE: 544487 | NSE: PATELRMART), A trusted name in retail, food processing and exports, has launched the Whole Spices of its in-house brand, Indian Chaska. Indian Chaska was created to deliver quality spices for everyday kitchens and for growing domestic and global markets. The Whole Spices range covers the staples of Indian cooking, from daily tadka to festive recipes. The spices are carefully sourced, cleaned, graded and packed to preserve their natural aroma, colour…

Six-month online programme will equip professionals with expertise in quantum algorithms, machine learning, Qiskit & emerging quantum-enabled applications New Delhi [India], October 6: The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi), CEP has announced admissions for the ninth batch of its Certification in Quantum Computing & Machine Learning. The programme will enable learners to understand the principles governing quantum systems and apply machine-learning techniques to complex computational and industry challenges. It will also prepare participants to explore solutions that combine quantum capabilities with intelligent algorithms.  The programme is being offered by the organising department, Bharti School of Telecommunication Technology and…