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Bhumika Bahl Spotlights FYC Professional’s Personal Care Range as Brand Addresses India’s Skincare Guidance Gap

Bhumika Bahl Spotlights FYC Professional’s Personal Care Range as Brand Addresses India’s Skincare Guidance Gap

New Delhi [India], June 16: India’s skincare industry is booming. Consumers have more choices than ever before, from international brands to homegrown launches. Yet many still struggle with one question: what does their skin actually need? For FYC Professional, a New Delhi-based skincare brand under Yavi Cosmetics Private Limited, this gap between product availability and skincare understanding represents an opportunity in Indian beauty. The company recently expanded into personal care with FYC Personal Care, a range designed around routines rather than standalone products. According to the brand, the move was not about adding another line to a crowded market. It…
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A Memorable Literary Gathering Celebrating The Rising Sun

A Memorable Literary Gathering Celebrating The Rising Sun

New Delhi [India], June 15:  A heartwarming literary gathering was organized on 14th June, Sunday, to celebrate and discuss The Rising Sun, the latest book by Shrimati Dr. Krishna Saksena. The event brought together a large audience of readers, writers, academicians, spiritual seekers, and admirers who came to honor the remarkable journey and literary contributions of the esteemed author. The program was inaugurated by Pujya Swami Yatindranand Giri Ji Maharaj, whose presence added a spiritual dimension to the occasion. In his address, he praised Dr. Saksena’s lifelong dedication to knowledge, service, and literature, and congratulated her on yet another meaningful contribution to society. Throughout the event, speakers…
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Philosopher & bestselling Author Spoke to the Media at Delhi Airport

Philosopher & bestselling Author Spoke to the Media at Delhi Airport

New Delhi [India], June 15: Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters. West Understands Our Civilization, But We Don’t: Acharya Prashant  Speaking to the media at the airport, Acharya Prashant said, “Western countries are understanding our country’s knowledge tradition and civilization, but our own people are moving away from it. We are least…
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Embassy Group calls REIT petition ‘recycled claim’; Bombay HC grants SEBI 6 weeks to examine representations

Embassy Group calls REIT petition ‘recycled claim’; Bombay HC grants SEBI 6 weeks to examine representations

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 14: Real estate major Embassy Group has described a writ petition questioning the “fit and proper” status of certain entities and promoters associated with Embassy Office Parks REIT as a “recycled claim” and part of a continuing campaign allegedly orchestrated by Sterling & Wilson, even as the Bombay High Court granted the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) six weeks to consider representations made by the petitioner.  In a statement issued following the hearing, Embassy Group said the petition filed by Chayan Upadhyay formed part of a “continuing, orchestrated campaign” aimed at targeting the group…
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The Quiet Confidence That Comes From Keeping Promises to Yourself

The Quiet Confidence That Comes From Keeping Promises to Yourself

New Delhi [India], June 13: When people talk about confidence, they tend to picture someone loud. You know, the kind of person who can work a room, crack a joke at the perfect moment, or speak without a hint of nerves. We look for confidence in pep talks, hype-up podcasts, and all those “you’ve got this” mantras. We think we’ll finally feel sure of ourselves after landing the job, getting recognized, or crossing the finish line. But real confidence isn’t noisy or flashy. It shows up quietly, in moments that don’t get a spotlight. It starts simple, with a promise—one…
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The Lost Art of Waiting: What We Forgot in the Age of Instant Everything

The Lost Art of Waiting: What We Forgot in the Age of Instant Everything

New Delhi [India], June 13: Waiting used to be baked into daily life. You waited for the bus and watched the world move around you—strangers passing, snippets of conversation you were never meant to hear. Lines at the grocery store stretched on, and you had nothing to do but listen, really listen, to lives that weren’t yours. You’d sit alone in a café, aimlessly dragging a finger through a coffee ring, letting the scent wash over you. Train stations, airports, the doctor’s waiting room—these were pockets of unclaimed time, spaces where your mind could drift. Now, it feels like those…
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The Art of Doing Nothing: Why Unscheduled Time Is Becoming a Status Symbol

The Art of Doing Nothing: Why Unscheduled Time Is Becoming a Status Symbol

New Delhi [India], June 13: There was a time when being busy meant you were winning. Your calendar was packed from morning to night—meetings, dinners, networking, you name it. Saying you were “swamped” didn’t just earn sympathy; it made you look important. Free time felt like something for the lazy, and most people wore their exhaustion like a medal. But things are shifting. These days, it’s not always the busiest people who get all the envy. It’s the ones who vanish for a couple of hours, turn off their phones, spend an afternoon with a novel, or wander outside just…
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Why Everyone Is Romanticizing Ordinary Life Again

Why Everyone Is Romanticizing Ordinary Life Again

New Delhi [India], June 13: There was a stretch of time when everyone wanted to break free from the ordinary. Success meant showing off a life that looked exciting—constant travel, a buzzing social life, fancy dinners, climbing the career ladder, and posting snapshots from places other people probably hadn’t even heard of. The quiet stuff? That was just something you waded through while waiting for the real thing to begin. But that mindset’s losing its grip. Now, wherever you look—online, in neighborhood cafés, bookstores, just walking down the block—people are leaning into the routines they once shrugged off. That morning…
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Advocate Aashutosh Srivastava Conferred Honorary Doctorate in Law by Washington Digital University, USA

Advocate Aashutosh Srivastava Conferred Honorary Doctorate in Law by Washington Digital University, USA

New Delhi [India], June 13: Advocate Aashutosh Srivastava, a prominent Supreme Court lawyer and one of India’s leading legal professionals, has been honoured with an Honorary Doctorate in Law (Honoris Causa) by Washington Digital University, Seattle, United States of America. The prestigious recognition was conferred on 6 June 2026, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious legal career. The certificate issued by the Board of Regents of Washington Digital University formally records that Advocate Aashutosh Srivastava has been awarded the honorary distinction of Doctorate in Law. This honour acknowledges his continued dedication to the practice of law, his contribution to…
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Cricket Icon Jonty Rhodes Named Brand Ambassador for SSO Cancer Hospitals’ Cancer Awareness Initiative

Cricket Icon Jonty Rhodes Named Brand Ambassador for SSO Cancer Hospitals’ Cancer Awareness Initiative

Left to Right: Jonty Rhodes, Dr. Sanket Mehta, Surgical Oncologist and Founder, SSO Cancer Hospitals, and Rahul Singh, Chief Business Officer, SSO Cancer Hospitals. Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 13: SSO Cancer Hospitals, a leading chain of cancer hospitals dedicated solely to providing organ-specific care for cancers, has announced former South African cricket player Jonty Rhodes as their Brand Ambassador. The purpose of this partnership is to increase awareness about cancer and promote the identification of cancer at an early stage to facilitate access to appropriate specialist expertise for patients living with complex or difficult (to diagnose) cancers throughout India and…
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