Author: Athira Sethu

The name ‘Dabur’ is nostalgic to Indians. The ayurvedic brand with more than 130 years of legacy and 250 ayurvedic products to its credit has been an inspiration to many entrepreneurs. Dabur’s products come under the category of Hair Care, Oral Care, Health Care, Skin Care, Home Care and Food Segment. Some of its products such as Pudinhara, Honeytus, Hajmola, Dabur Amla Hair Oil, Vatika, Chyawanprash, and Real Fruit Juice have a great brand recall, too. What is the story of Dabur? Let’s check out.  Dabur was established by Dr S.K. Burman in Calcutta during the British Raj. It was started…

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The Ministry of Defense has approved large-scale purchase of defence equipment developed and manufactured in India under the Make in India Initiative. The Government has already granted clearance (AoN) for the purchase of weapons worth Rs.70,500 crore. This will assist private public sector enterprises in the country’s defence construction industry. The Defense department Acquisition Council, led by Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, has taken the first concrete step towards procurement (AoN). After that, the Ministry of Defense will launch the official tender procedure. The Ministry of Defense has authorised the Armed Forces’ bids to acquire different equipment, including indigenously built BrahMos cruise missiles,…

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OYO’s accelerator programme will offer financial support, access to a pan-India network of over 15,000 corporate customers and 10,000 travel agents, coaching and advice, dedicated relationship managers, and active monitoring of hotel-level dynamic pricing. The program’s goal is to expand the presence of brands such as Townhouse Oak, OYO Townhouse, Collection O, and Capital O. The strategy is also in line with OYO’s goal of expanding its premium hotel presence in India by 2023. It intends to grow the number of luxury hotels operating under its brands. According to Anuj Tejpal, Chief Merchant Officer of OYO, they come across numerous hotels whose vision for…

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With the Ola S1 and S1 Pro electric scooters, Ola Electric has grown to be one of the nation’s largest manufacturers of electric vehicles (EVs). The company has experienced its fair share of problems, including complaints from customers about quality control problems and scooters that allegedly caught fire. The front fork suspension, however, is one of the major concerns with the scooter. The first incident involving its front fork arm was in April 2022, when an Ola S1 Pro’s front suspension broke after colliding with another bike. Since then, the scooter’s front suspension has come up in a number of…

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Koderfin is a start-up offering a curriculum that understands the passion of children, their multiple skills and makes them future ready to succeed in life. Koderfin provides customized curriculum to schools. Couple Aisha Sameeha and Shahid KP are the founders of this Education Startup. Shahid is the CEO of the startup while Aisha Sameeha works as the Chief Trainer. It is characterized by a fun and theme-based learning ecosystem. Koderfin has a curriculum that maps skills like coding to subject matter and everyday life. Nutshell is a program that Koderfin can customize and give to schools – the Founders say.…

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New Railway Night Rules you need to know! Please be informed that if a passenger breaches the new restrictions, the authorities will apply harsh penalties. Online food in train services cannot serve food after 10 PM. However, you can pre-order your meal or breakfast on the train even at night with e-catering services. Moreover, smoking, drinking, and doing any activity against public acceptance in train compartments and carrying any inflammable object are not allowed and are against the Indian Railway rules. While traveling by train, certain precautions must now be made. Even minor mistakes might put you at risk. To…

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Farmers and engineers at a Sharjah farm are preparing for the first harvest of an innovative wheat experiment. In March, harvesting machinery will assemble in the fields to collect the developed crops. The National paid a visit to Mleiha’s 400-hectare facility, which is about the size of 500 football fields. Sharjah’s department of agriculture and livestock is in charge of the project. The farm’s first phase was inaugurated in November by Sharjah’s Ruler, Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, while machine operators disseminated seeds on the fields. The barren terrain at the foot of rugged mountains has been converted into a lush paradise, poised to…

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Thiruvananthapuram: The Japanese company J. F. E Engineering Limited to provide technical assistance. The co-operation was promised during a meeting held between the company’s Overseas Business Head and Environment Director PE Keichi Nagata and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. J F E Engineering Limited, which has the experience of installing more than 350 sewage treatment plants in different places of the world, has offered co-operation in the field of technology and construction for the project. The Government intends to complete the construction of the plant within two years. Kerala’s first waste-to-energy treatment plant to generate energy from waste is going to be set up in Kozhikode. J F E Engineering India Pvt Ltd…

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For Chennai-based twins Harpita and Harpith Pandian, known as “The Great Australian Spelling Twins”, learning is a constant process. We are always looking for new ideas, say the teen entrepreneurs who are the brains behind the edtech platform ‘Classminds’ that strives to elevate the soft skills of students. The twins started the startup ‘Classminds’ in early 2020 with the vision to provide a global platform for students to hone their skills. Born in India and brought up in Australia, Harpita and Harpith recognised the need for this idea when they returned to India. They realised the struggles of their peers…

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The world has not yet fully recovered from the financial catastrophe. While everyone is putting in a strong effort to stabilize Indians have stunned other nations. Notwithstanding their financial limitations, Indians are not frugal when it comes to spending money on vacations abroad. In addition to this, Indians are sending a record amount of money abroad for investment and education purposes this fiscal year. It is anticipated that there would be a significant increase in the flow of money abroad in the current quarter and the following quarter as Indians attempt to navigate the new tax system in their nation.…

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