India’s Property Market Enters a New Launch Cycle India’s residential property market is entering the second half of 2026 with developers preparing a fresh wave of housing launches, particularly as the festive season approaches. After a period in which new…
Beyond Highways: How India’s New Rail Corridors Are Changing Urban Growth For decades, India’s property story was relatively easy to understand. Build a road. Build a flyover. Put up a billboard saying “future growth corridor.” Then wait for the apartment…
The Expressway Effect: How New Highways Are Rewriting India’s Economic Geography India’s next highway story is not really about how quickly a car can travel from one city to another. It is about what happens to everything around the road.…
Navi Mumbai International Airport For decades, Navi Mumbai International Airport was one of those projects that seemed to exist simultaneously in two places: on government plans and in real-estate brochures. The airport eventually became real in October 2025. Phase 1…
Kolkata Durga Puja 2026: When the City Turns Its Streets Into a Giant Art Gallery Every autumn, Kolkata performs a remarkable transformation. Ordinary neighbourhoods acquire temporary gateways. Empty plots become architectural installations. Roadside workshops turn into studios. Clay becomes sculpture.…
iPhone 18 Pro India Launch: Why the Queue Still Matters in the Age of Online Shopping At a time when almost anything can be delivered to an Indian doorstep with a few taps, thousands of people still chose to do…
How India’s Festival Food Is Changing There was a time when asking what flavour of modak someone wanted during Ganesh Chaturthi would have produced a fairly predictable answer. Ukadiche. Coconut. Jaggery. Rice flour. Steamed. Then the modern Indian dessert industry…
Eating Kolkata During Durga Puja: A Festival Built Around Food, Community and Memory There are cities you visit to see. And then there is Kolkata during Durga Puja — a city you almost have to eat to understand. The lights…
When Algorithms Shape Your Wardrobe Once upon a time, fashion inspiration arrived through glossy magazines, television, shop windows and perhaps a particularly well-dressed neighbour. Today, it can arrive while you are scrolling through your phone at 11:47 p.m. A recommendation…
$5 Billion for India’s Semiconductor Future: Why Applied Materials Is Expanding Here India’s semiconductor story has acquired another significant number. US semiconductor-equipment major Applied Materials plans to invest $5 billion in India over the next decade, under what it calls…