Author: Arjun Singh

New Delhi [India], February 07: The India-US interim trade deal is not flashy, not dramatic, and not loud. That is exactly why it matters. This is trade policy doing its job quietly, efficiently, and with intent. The Importance of the India US Interim Trade Deal The structure of the India US interim trade deal is a calculated move away off the negotiating exhaustion to quantifiable steps. The two parties have settled on an organised interim agreement that reduces tariffs on goods of Indian origin to 18 percent and opens negotiations on a non-tariff barrier that have existed long enough. It…

Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) [India], February 07: Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Shri Brajesh Pathak today unveiled the official logo of ‘Dr. Cancer’, a homeopathy-led supportive care initiative for cancer patients. The logo launch took place at his residence in Lucknow in the presence of senior doctors and healthcare representatives. Speaking on the occasion, Shri Brajesh Pathak said that prevention and treatment are among society’s most important health responsibilities. He added that efforts like Dr. Cancer can strengthen patient support systems and improve access to care. The Deputy Chief Minister was briefed about the initiative’s vision and planned activities by Dr. Gauri Shankar,…

From Left to Right:  Manas Vora, Rehman Naushad, Uttam Singh, Gurmeet Singh, Bhagirath Bhatt Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 06: In an era where the sacred traditions of Indian classical music are tenderly guarded by dedicated custodians, the Naushad Academy of Hindustani Sangeet stands as a beacon of cultural preservation. On the evening of Saturday, January 31st, 2026, the attendees resonated with the timeless strains of a Sitar-Tabla Jugalbandi that transported a mesmerized audience to a bygone era of musical purity. The recital featured the virtuosity of world renowned Sitarist Bhagirath Bhatt and the rhythmic brilliance of eminent Tabla player Manas…

The quantum computing market is finally shaking off the lab-coat labels and stepping into real dollars. This year, revenues are expected to hit roughly $2 billion, with defence and aerospace pulling much of the weight. They are not whispering about quantum any more; they are buying it. The Significance of the Quantum Computing Market Today It is increasingly clear that 2026 may be the first year when quantum computing stops being viewed as experimental and starts generating real revenue. Market analysis indicates that global quantum computing revenues are expected to reach approximately $2 billion in the current year. That is…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 07: CA Shalesh Ghedia, along with senior SLT (Senior Leadership Team of the Professional Cell and other fellow mates) members, has formally written a detailed representation to the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis ji, highlighting several pressing issues faced by schools, teachers, students, and parents across the state. In the Letter CA Shailesh Ghedia, as his role as the BJP Professional Cell Mumbai President has requested the Hon’ble Chief Minister’s intervention to address these concerns at the policy and administrative levels. Members expressed confidence that timely resolution of these issues will reduce stress…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 07: A panel discussion was convened by The Council of EU Chambers of Commerce in India at the Conclave to decode the impact of the EU-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on the Tourism & Hospitality Industry. The session was led and moderated by Vijayta Raheja (COO, K Raheja Group) and featured distinguished panellists: Rajeev Kale, President & Country Head – Thomas Cook Ltd., a leading travel company that reported over ₹8,000 crore in revenue in FY25. Anahita Avari, Head – South Asia, VFS Global. Delna Jasoomoney, Vice President – Industry Sales, Indian Hotels Company Ltd. (IHCL),…

4.9-star rated local travel specialist delivers customized tours, real-time itinerary flexibility, and exclusive ferry ticket offers Port Blair (Andaman & Nicobar Islands) [India], February 07: Adventure Andaman, a locally operated travel agency based in the Andaman Islands, has reinforced its commitment to personalized, fully managed tour experiences by introducing exclusive savings on ferry ticket bookings and expanding services for families, couples, and group travelers. Unlike large online travel agencies and automated booking portals, the company emphasizes direct human coordination over fixed, pre-packaged itineraries. Each holiday is planned personally with its sales team, allowing travelers to customize hotels, ferries, transport, sightseeing, and entry…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 07: The full music video of Suhe Ve Vibe, a vibrant Punjabi wedding song by Fukrey fame singer Gandhharv Sachdeva, has been officially released. Describing the experience, Gandhharv shared that shooting the song felt less like a conventional music video and more like being part of a real, grand Punjabi wedding. Set against the lively backdrop of traditional Punjabi wedding celebrations, the song features Mastii 4 actor Nishant Malkani and Bigg Boss fame Himanshi Khurana. Shot extensively in Punjab, the video captures elaborate wedding décor, energetic choreography, and age-old Punjabi wedding rituals, bringing authenticity and festive…

For a long time, universities were seen as the main source of academic degrees, and employers were expected to impart the necessary practical skills and career development during the time of the graduates. In the modern global economy, characterized by continuous changes, this division of responsibilities has become obsolete. Universities are currently evaluated not only on their academic standing but also on their ability to meet the demands of the industry and society due to fast technological changes, persistent skills shortages, and the globalization of labor markets. A hallmark of the most successful institutions today is that they have gone…

Gurugram (Haryana) [India], February 07: The Divine Drop Festival, held on 31 January in Gurugram, presented a large-scale spiritual and cultural event aimed at engaging audiences across age groups, moving away from the traditional bhajan-centric format commonly associated with devotional programmes. Organisers said the festival was curated to reflect Hindu culture as a shared, immersive experience, combining devotion with music, performance art, poetry and ritual, rather than limiting the presentation to conventional bhajan sessions. The format attracted families, younger audiences and devotees, signalling a broader shift in how spiritual events are being designed. The programme opened with an auspicious Ganesh…