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13 Jul

Asia’s Golden Icon Awards 2026 Celebrates Excellence; Dr. Sailesh Lachu Hiranandani Applauds Launch of ‘Creating Future Icons’

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Manila [Philippines], July 13: The Asia’s Golden Icon Awards 2026 successfully concluded at the Grand Ballroom of Okada Manila, bringing together some of the region’s most distinguished leaders, diplomats, public servants, entrepreneurs, healthcare advocates, educators, media personalities, entertainers, and changemakers in a remarkable evening that celebrated excellence, leadership, and nation-building. Asia’s Golden Icon Awards 2026 Executive Stage Dr. Ronnel P. Ybañez, Founder and Chairman of Asia’s Golden Icon Awards & Events Inc., stands at the center with the Executive Board and Awards Council during the Asia’s Golden Icon Awards 2026. The ceremony celebrated distinguished leaders across various sectors while celebrating…

13 Jul

The Attention Economy Is Stealing Your Future

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New Delhi [India], July 13: Every generation has a resource that defines its success. For previous generations, it was land, capital or education. Today, it is attention. The modern economy isn’t just after your money anymore—it’s after your time and attention. Every spare moment, every mindless swipe, every buzz from your phone—there’s always something fighting to keep you hooked. Social media, streaming shows, games, even “productivity” apps—all of them are built to make sure you stick around. The longer these platforms keep your eyes glued, the more they win. But for young people, all this goes way deeper than just…

11 Jul

The Five Skills That Will Still Matter When AI Can Do Almost Everything Else

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New Delhi [India], July 11: Remember when learning a new app set you apart? That advantage vanished fast. Now, AI writes your emails, finds trends in data, spits out code, sums up meetings, and even whips up marketing campaigns or videos before you’ve finished your coffee. The debate over whether AI will change work? That’s old news. It already has. So, for anyone early in their career—and anyone who wants to stay relevant—the goal isn’t to outdo the machines. The real game is to double down on the things that tech can assist with, but never actually replace. As AI…

11 Jul

Acharya Bhavinbhai Pandya and Acharya Mananbhai Pandya Honoured with the Global Leader of the Year 2026 Award at the House of Lords, London

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New Delhi [India], July 11: Duttashray Ashram has been serving as an inspiring spiritual centre dedicated to Sanatan Dharma, Vedic traditions, and selfless humanitarian service for the past 11 years. Under the guidance of its founders, Acharya Shri Bhavinbhai Pandya and Acharya Shri Mananbhai Pandya, millions of devotees have experienced spiritual peace, devotion, and the divine blessings of Lord Dattatreya.The two Acharyas have elevated the glory of Sanatan Dharma and India’s spiritual heritage not only across Gujarat and India but also on the global stage. In 2026, they were honoured with the prestigious “Global Spiritual Leader Award 2026” at the…

11 Jul

Actor Alii Khan Is Building a New Kind of Screen Presence in a Fast-Moving Format

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New Delhi [India], July 11: At 25, Alii Khan is finding himself in the middle of one of entertainment’s fastest-moving shifts. As micro-dramas continue to reshape how audiences consume stories in India, Khan is steadily becoming one of the format’s most memorable emerging faces. For an actor, the micro-drama space is not as simple as it looks. The episodes are shorter, the emotions arrive faster, and the audience decides almost instantly whether to stay or scroll away. In that compressed world, screen presence matters more than ever. Khan seems to understand that instinctively. Across projects we have liked Let Us Live…

11 Jul

The Fast Lane Is Exhausted: Why ‘Slow Living’ Is Quietly Becoming Modern Life’s Biggest Rebellion

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 11: For years, society applauded speed. Faster internet, faster deliveries, faster careers, faster success. Somewhere along the way, even weekends became productivity projects, vacations turned into content creation assignments, and coffee transformed from a beverage into a survival strategy. The irony? Humanity became remarkably efficient at everything except feeling rested. Now, a growing number of people are embracing Slow Living—a lifestyle philosophy that sounds almost radical in an era obsessed with acceleration, encouraging people to slow down, live intentionally, and value balance over constant busyness. The “slow living” movement is steadily evolving beyond carefully curated social…

11 Jul

Your Office Desk Might Be The Real Monsoon Hotspot: Why Workplace Wellness Matters More Than Ever

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 11: The monsoon arrives with poetic promises—cooler mornings, rain-soaked streets, and that unmistakable aroma of wet earth. It also arrives carrying a less romantic travel companion: seasonal infections. Every year, offices quietly become breeding grounds for coughs, stomach bugs, and viral fevers, proving once again that the shared pantry may be a greater social network than any messaging app. While umbrellas protect us from the rain, doctors say it’s often the everyday habits inside workplaces that determine whether employees make it through the season healthy or spend the week introducing themselves to tissues and thermometers. As…

11 Jul

The New Luxury Isn’t Five Stars—It’s Five People: Why Quiet Destinations Are Becoming Travel’s Biggest Trend

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 11: For years, travel was measured by one simple equation: the more famous the destination, the greater the vacation. Tourists willingly queued for hours to capture the same photograph taken by millions before them, convincing themselves that squeezing through crowded streets somehow counted as “escaping reality.” Somewhere between the endless traffic jams, overpriced cafés, and phone cameras competing for the exact same sunset, people began asking an uncomfortable question: When did travel become more exhausting than work? The answer appears to be changing the way people plan holidays. Across India and several international destinations, travelers are…

11 Jul

IPS Academy School of Architecture Wins Two National Honours at NASA’s 68th Annual Convention

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Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], July 11: IPS Academy School of Architecture has brought laurels to the institution by securing two prestigious national recognitions at the 68th Annual Convention of the National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA India). The institute was awarded Juror’s Choice-1 in the HUDCO Trophy and Special Mention-1 in the Art Installation Trophy, reaffirming its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and creative design thinking. The School of Architecture has consistently demonstrated excellence at the national level. Earlier, the institute received the HUDCO Citation in 2022 and was again honoured with the HUDCO Citation Award at the 67th…

10 Jul

TaskUs India Reinforces Its Commitment to Inclusion Through Pride Month Celebrations and Diversity Hiring Initiatives

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TaskUs India Reinforces Its Commitment to Inclusion Through Pride Month Celebrations and Diversity Hiring Initiatives Gurugram (Haryana) [India], July 10: Reinforcing its commitment towards fostering an inclusive workplace and celebrating diversity, TaskUs (Nasdaq: TASK), a global leader in outsourced digital services, marked Pride Month with a series of employee engagement and diversity initiatives across its India operations. Through awareness sessions, community partnerships, recruitment drives and employee-led celebrations, the company reaffirmed its commitment to creating a workplace where every individual feels valued, respected and empowered to be their authentic self. Commenting on the initiatives, Sapna Bhambani, Senior Vice President of Operations…