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India Teaches AI to Listen: The Race to Build a Voice-First Digital India From Hindi and Hinglish to Marathi, Tamil and dozens of less-represented languages, India is building AI that has to understand how…
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450 Hours of Embroidery: The Craftsmanship Behind Isha Ambani’s Zardozi Look A luxury outfit can take a few minutes to admire. It can take several hours to photograph. And sometimes, it can take 450…
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Sabyasachi Returns to New York: When Bengal Met Byzantine and Broadway For an Indian designer returning to New York Fashion Week after almost two decades, Sabyasachi Mukherjee could have chosen the obvious route. More…
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Tata’s Boardroom Battle: Why a Governance Dispute Wiped Billions From the Group’s Market Value For decades, the Tata name has been associated with something corporate India values almost as much as profits: institutional trust.…
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Apple Pay Is Coming to India — But Can Apple Find Space in a UPI Nation? Apple’s reported India launch puts its iconic wallet into one of the world’s most mature digital-payment markets, where…
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India’s Factory Revolution: When Machines Learn Before They Manufacture Digital twins, robotics, AI and simulation are changing how Indian factories are designed and operated—but the real challenge is taking smart manufacturing from demonstration centres…
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India’s Stand-Up Comedy Economy Has Changed Stand-up comedy has evolved from a niche urban performance scene into a multi-platform entertainment business, with comedians now earning audiences through live tours, OTT specials, YouTube, comedy clubs,…
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From Banana Waste to Fabric: How India Could Turn Farm Residue Into a New Textile Economy What if the next interesting textile in your wardrobe did not begin in a cotton field? What if…
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Kutch Beadwork Goes to New York: Kartik Research and MOI Turn Motibharat Into Fashion A jacket button is usually the sort of thing nobody notices. You button the jacket, leave the house and forget…
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Indians in Australia 2026: A Growing Community Living Between Opportunity and Reality Good universities. A strong economy. Professional opportunities. A multicultural society. A large Indian community. And, for many migrants, the possibility of building…
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Indian Culture in America: How a Community Is Preserving Its Roots While Shaping American Life Walk through parts of New Jersey, Texas, California, Illinois or New York and it is possible to encounter an…
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How Indian-Origin Leaders Reached the Top of Global Business A boy growing up in Chennai becomes the head of one of the world’s most influential technology companies. An engineer from Hyderabad rises to lead…
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Global South Ambition and Practical Cooperation On September 12 and 13, New Delhi will become one of the most closely watched diplomatic addresses in the world. The occasion is the 18th BRICS Summit, hosted…
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The Countries Giving India Its Strongest Global Ratings India’s global image is often discussed through the language of diplomacy: strategic partnerships, trade agreements, defence cooperation, technology, the Global South and geopolitical influence. But there…
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West, the Global South and a Battle of Narratives The geopolitical map is becoming increasingly complicated—and India appears determined not to read it like a school timetable. One day, New Delhi is deepening strategic…
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