Author: Arjun Singh

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 18: Admach Systems Limited (the Company ‘Admach’) is specialized in the design and manufacturing of custom industrial machinery, automation systems, and non-destructive testing (NDT) equipment, proposes to open its Initial Public Offering on Tuesday, December 23, 2025 aiming to raise ₹ 42.60 Crore (At Upper Price Band), with shares to be listed on the BSE SME Platform. The issue size is 17,82,600 equity shares at a face value of ₹10 each, with a price band of ₹227-₹239 per share. Equity Share Allocation Anchor Portion – 3,36,600 Equity Shares Qualified Institutional Buyer – 2,55,600 Equity Shares Non-Institutional Investors – Not less than…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 20: Love is most expressed in Raanjhiya, a new romantic song which is an excellent expression of tenderness, longing and depth of relationship in modern times. The song has the attractive on-screen coupling of Nishant Singh Malkani and Sugandha Sharma. It combines emotion, music and images into a romantic experience of immersion. Sunil Pal, Pradip Khairwar, Priyanka Saha, Rajshree More, Maayatakaoka, Shahzad Khan, Alisha Bose, Sushant Kalyan Singh and Gaurav Sharma, among others, were present at the evening. Watch the song here- https://youtu.be/YhvRXx6tkiM?si=1ta1dcq8ZK-gFtA1 Performed with immense sensuality by Yasser Desai, Raanjhiya is brought to a higher…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 20: The Indian show business timeline has got a new big red circle. It has been confirmed that the Iconic Gold Awards 2026 will be held in Mumbai on 18 February 2026, underscoring that the city remains the country’s cultural hub and the natural place to celebrate achievements in the various creative sectors. The award itself, the Iconic Gold Awards, has steadily earned a valid place in an ecosystem that tends toward spectacularism. The difference is that it remains dedicated to recognising the work that resonates since its inception: performances that touch people, creative decisions that…

Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], December 20: A 31-year-old cybersecurity professional from Ahmedabad, like many young office workers across the country, spent most of his day on a chair, back-to-back meetings, deadlines, and a lifestyle that allowed everything except movement. What began as a mild ache slowly grew into a silent burden, until one morning his body refused to straighten. He arrived at IndoSpine Hospital bent forward, struggling to walk, frightened that his professional life and financial stability were at risk because his spine could no longer support him. His story is not an exception; it is a growing socio-economic reality. India’s…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 20: There was a time when television asked for commitment. Not attention—commitment. Slow-burn dramas took seasons to reveal themselves. Characters aged, mistakes accumulated, silence mattered. Viewers didn’t binge; they returned. Prestige TV wasn’t designed to trend. It was designed to linger. That era hasn’t ended with a dramatic cancellation or a farewell montage. It’s been edged out—politely, efficiently—by a different philosophy of storytelling. One that values immediacy over immersion, spikes over arcs, and cultural moments over cultural memory. Prestige TV is shrinking. Event TV is rising. And the reasons have less to do with creativity dying…

Second, the IKS conference by the Sri Aurobindo Society engages nearly 7 lakh teachers nationwide, reinforcing the national movement to integrate India’s civilisational wisdom into modern schooling New Delhi [India], December 19: Reaffirming a shared commitment to revitalising India’s civilisational wisdom through education, Acharya Balkrishna, Managing Director, Patanjali Ayurved Ltd., and Mr. Sambhrant Sharma, Executive Board Member, Sri Aurobindo Society, came together at the 2nd International Conference on Integrating Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) in School Education – The Panel Series (Virtual), organised by Sri Aurobindo Society. The conference marked a significant step forward in the national effort to integrate Indian Knowledge…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19: At some point, streaming promised permanence. A digital utopia where films and shows would live forever, immune to dust, decay, and the indignity of late-night reruns. Watch anytime. Anywhere. Always. That promise has quietly expired. Streaming platforms are cutting content—not dramatically, not with announcements or apologies—but with the soft efficiency of an accountant closing tabs. One day, a show exists; the next, it doesn’t. No farewell banner. No warning. Just absence. And audiences are left wondering whether they imagined it in the first place. This isn’t chaos. It’s a strategy. And like most strategies born…

New Delhi [India], December 20: Quiet work. Hard borders. Zero applause expected. On Sashastra Seema Bal Raising Day, Union Home Minister Amit Shah put the spotlight where it belongs, on the men and women who guard India’s frontiers and stand firm in crises. Sashastra Seema Bal Raising Day is not about parades or grandstanding. It is about recognition. On 20 December 2025, Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah extended greetings to SSB personnel and their families, acknowledging a force that works far from the limelight but never away from duty. In a message shared on X, Shah…

New Delhi [India], December 19: India’s dynamic business ecosystem continues to be shaped by purpose-driven organisations that combine innovation, impact, and resilience. This group PR highlights a curated selection of companies making meaningful contributions across sectors, showcasing their journeys, values, and commitment to sustainable growth while creating positive change within their communities and industries. 1.  Italy Study Centre (ISC) Italy Study Centre (ISC) is leading a global educational transformation by enabling students from diverse backgrounds to pursue higher education in Italy through 100% scholarship opportunities. Founded by Kumar Satyam, a visionary education leader, European Commission Expert Committee Member, and International…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19: Once upon a time, global cinema required permission. A nod from Hollywood distributors. A dub deal. A festival blessing. A carefully negotiated release window that decided whether a film from Seoul, Chennai, Madrid, Tokyo, or Jakarta would be deemed “exportable” enough for the rest of the world. That era didn’t end with a press release. It simply collapsed under its own irrelevance. Today, regional cinema is crossing borders the way people scroll—casually, repeatedly, without waiting for validation. Non-English films are not “breaking through” anymore. They are arriving unannounced, subtitled, unapologetic, and increasingly unavoidable. The most…