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Teen cricket sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has reportedly become the youngest player to make an international debut, surpassing a long-standing record held by Sachin Tendulkar. At just 15 years old, Sooryavanshi’s rapid rise has captured global attention, fueled by his explosive performances in domestic cricket and the IPL. Sachin Tendulkar had made his India debut at the age of 16 years and 205 days, a record that stood for decades before being challenged by the new generation of young talent. Sooryavanshi, who has already created multiple records at the junior and franchise levels, is now being seen as one of the brightest prospects in…

Actor Ahaan Panday, known for Saiyaara, has reached a major career milestone after being announced as the first-ever Indian brand ambassador for Davidoff Parfums. The global fragrance brand confirmed the partnership in an official statement, highlighting Ahaan’s strong connection with Gen Z and millennial audiences. The company said his personality aligns well with its “gentleman adventurer” identity and fits naturally within an Indian cultural context. To mark the collaboration, Davidoff has launched a campaign film featuring Ahaan as the new face of the brand in India. The move reflects the brand’s broader strategy to strengthen its presence in the Indian market and connect…

While a job at a top-tier IT firm is a dream for many, some individuals find their true calling under the arc lights of the film industry. The transition from a 9-to-5 corporate life to the unpredictable world of cinema is a bold leap, yet several actors from the South Indian film industries have successfully navigated this path. From software engineers at Infosys to systems analysts at Accenture, these stars traded their keyboards for scripts and went on to deliver blockbusters. Here is a look at 10 techies who swapped the corporate boardroom for the silver screen. Srinidhi Shetty Before…

China is advancing plans for a massive 120+ km undersea rail tunnel across the Bohai Strait, aiming to connect the port cities of Dalian and Yantai. Once completed, the high-speed rail tunnel is expected to reduce travel time from nearly 8 hours to just 40 minutes, with trains running at speeds of up to 250 km/h. Spanning over 120 km in total length, with nearly 90 km beneath the seabed, the project is set to become the longest undersea tunnel in the world, surpassing existing benchmarks like Japan’s Seikan Tunnel and the Channel Tunnel. The ambitious project is part of China’s broader strategy to boost regional…

Tata Group has invested an additional ₹1,500 crore into Tata Electronics to accelerate its iPhone manufacturing business in India. The move highlights Tata’s aggressive push to scale up its presence in Apple’s supply chain, as India emerges as a key global hub for iPhone production. This latest infusion is part of a broader ₹3,000 crore investment in FY26, aimed at expanding capacity and strengthening manufacturing capabilities. Tata Electronics has rapidly grown into one of Apple’s major manufacturing partners in India, alongside global players, benefiting from the shift of production away from China. The group is also increasing investments in related units and semiconductor initiatives,…

Cochin International Airport (CIAL) is exploring the development of vertiport infrastructure to enable future air taxi services in Kerala, marking a significant step toward advanced urban air mobility. The airport has signed an agreement with urban air mobility startup Sarla Aviation to study the feasibility of integrating vertiports within or near the airport. The proposed air taxi network could connect Kochi to key destinations such as Munnar, Alappuzha, Kovalam, Sabarimala, and Thrissur, initially focusing on tourism, while also supporting medical and pilgrimage travel. Sarla Aviation is developing electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, including models designed for air ambulance services, which could make emergency transport faster and…

Indian-origin entrepreneur Karishma Vijay has won the 2026 season of The Apprentice, securing a £250,000 investment from British business tycoon Lord Alan Sugar. Karishma emerged victorious after a competitive finale, impressing with her business strategy, presentation skills, and entrepreneurial vision. The show, known for testing business acumen through real-world challenges, awards the winner a partnership opportunity with Lord Sugar, making it one of the most prestigious platforms for aspiring entrepreneurs in the UK. Karishma, a beauty brand founder, stood out throughout the competition for her leadership and ability to deliver under pressure. Her final pitch played a key role in securing the investment.…

Bajaj Consumer Care reported a strong performance in the March quarter of FY26, with net profit more than doubling to about ₹63.6 crore, compared to ₹30.98 crore in the same period last year. The company’s revenue from operations rose over 30% to around ₹326–327 crore, driven by improved demand and better execution across its product portfolio. A major contributor to this growth has been its flagship product, Almond Drops hair oil, which continues to dominate the company’s portfolio and benefit from strong consumer demand. The company also saw controlled cost growth, with expenses rising at a slower pace than revenue, helping expand margins…

In a major boost to India’s agri-export sector, Ladakh has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with LuLu Group International to export 1,000 metric tonnes of apricots to global markets. The deal marks a huge leap from just 1,500 kg exported over the past two years, highlighting the untapped potential of Ladakh’s horticulture sector. Under the agreement, LuLu will procure apricots directly from farmers and manage the entire value chain, including plucking, sorting, processing, packaging, transportation, and international marketing. The initiative focuses on promoting Ladakh’s premium varieties such as GI-tagged Raktsey Karpo and Halman apricots, known for their quality and taste. Officials say the partnership will help reduce post-harvest losses, ensure better pricing,…

Amazon is making a strategic return to China nearly seven years after exiting its domestic e-commerce marketplace, but this time with a completely different approach. Instead of competing directly with giants like Alibaba Group and JD.com, Amazon is now focusing on logistics and cross-border trade. The company has launched its first Global Warehousing and Distribution (GWD) centre in Shenzhen, aimed at helping Chinese sellers export products to global markets, especially the United States. This marks a major shift from its earlier strategy, which failed due to intense local competition, better delivery networks, and more localized services offered by Chinese platforms. Amazon is…