From the BORI Critical Edition to public discourse, Varun Gupta is redefining how the Mahabharat is understood beyond television narratives New Delhi [India], April 08: At a time when the Mahabharat is widely consumed through television adaptations, simplified retellings, and popular cultural narratives, a growing need is being felt for a deeper, textually grounded understanding of the epic. Addressing this gap, Varun Gupta, founder of GrahRahasya Decoded, is emerging as a distinctive voice advocating a text-first, research-driven approach to Mahabharat interpretation. Rather than relying on dramatized narratives or derivative storytelling, his work focuses on decoding the Mahabharat through primary textual sources, including the BORI Critical…
Author: Arjun Singh
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 08: Om Power Transmission Limited (the “Company”), a power transmission infrastructure engineering, procurement, and construction (“EPC”) company engaged in executing high-voltage (“HV”) and extra-high voltage (“EHV”) transmission lines, substations, underground cabling projects, and providing comprehensive operation and maintenance (“O&M”) services proposes to open its Initial Public Offering on April 09, 2026, with Equity Shares to be listed on the National Stock Exchange of India Limited and BSE Limited (collectively, “Stock Exchanges”). The IPO will comprise up to 85,75,000 equity shares with a face value of ₹ 10 each (“Equity Shares”), comprising of a fresh issue aggregating up to 75,75,000 Equity Shares (“Fresh Issue”) and an offer…
Entrepreneur Sudhir Goyal says funds to be used to provide healthcare support to needy patients Surat (Gujarat) [India], April 08: Surat is set to witness the return of the NG brand. Entrepreneur Sudhir Goyal today announced the relaunch of the NG brand with the opening of a new NG Mall in Surat on April 29. The venture will allocate 60 per cent of its profits towards charitable initiatives. The announcement marks the brand’s return after a gap of four years. Goyal had launched the NG Lehenga brand in Surat in January 2021, which gained significant recognition in the city. However,…
New Delhi [India], April 08: India’s EV story was supposed to be simple. Cleaner air, smarter tech, fewer fuel bills, you know, the usual pitch. And for a while, that’s exactly how it was sold. Almost idealistic. Almost too neat. But then reality walked in. Loud, unpredictable, and carrying a barrel of crude oil. Because here’s the thing, India doesn’t just consume oil, it depends on it. Heavily. Roughly 85% of its crude oil needs are imported. That’s not a small vulnerability, that’s… well, a structural pressure point. And most of that oil? It flows through the Strait of Hormuz,…
New Delhi [India], April 08: Many people have health insurance, yet still pay a large amount themselves during hospitalisation. This often happens because the policy is underinsured, not just because the sum insured is low, but because some limits and conditions reduce the payout. Rules around room eligibility, co-payment, treatment caps, and non-payable hospital charges can reduce your settlement even when the claim is genuine. In this guide, you will understand these hidden costs clearly and learn what to check while choosing the best health insurance policy in India. What Underinsured Really Means You are underinsured when your health cover cannot…
New Delhi [India], April 08: While astrology is deeply rooted in our ancient cultural heritage, navigating today’s modern world requires a balanced embrace of both tradition and science. Union Minister of State Harsh Malhotra highlighted this perspective during his address at the ‘Astro-Cultural Mahotsav Conclave,’ hosted this Saturday at Constitution Club New Delhi. Mr. Malhotra emphasized that when this time-honored practice is used to inspire positive thinking and offer sound guidance, it can be highly advantageous for society. Echoing similar sentiments, Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta highlighted astrology’s enduring relevance in the 21st century, describing it as a reflection of…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 08: In an era where music is constantly evolving, few live performances manage to strike a balance between nostalgia and innovation. “Blood Shwetz and Tears” is one such rare musical experience that promises to deliver an unforgettable evening by blending iconic classics with bold, genre-defying interpretations. Featuring the celebrated artist Shweta Shetty, the show marks not just a return to the stage but a powerful revival of musical storytelling. Known for timeless hits like Deewane To Deewane Hain, Rukmani Rukmani from Roja, Mangta Hai Kya, and Tote Tote from Bichhoo, Shweta Shetty has remained an unforgettable voice…
Namaste Organics pain oil for arthritis & it’s long-term pain management. New Delhi [India], April 08: Arthritis comes in many forms — degenerative, inflammatory, even autoimmune. But for those living with it, the experience often converges in one place: persistent arthritis pain. The kind that shapes everyday life.Climbing stairs becomes effort. Sitting too long becomes uncomfortable. Sleep gets interrupted. Movement needs planning. Over time, it’s not the diagnosis that defines the condition — it’s the daily negotiation with pain. A Growing but Under-Recognised Problem Arthritis pain is one of the most widespread forms of chronic pain in India. 80–100 million Indians live…
New Delhi [India], April 07: Look, when people talk about India’s economic rise, they usually jump straight to foreign investments or big global companies setting up shop. But that’s only half the story. Maybe less. Domestic investment, public and private, is doing much of the heavy lifting. And it’s layered. You’ve got government spending, sure, but also corporate investments, household savings, retail participation in markets… all of it feeding into this broader cycle. It’s messy, interconnected, and honestly kinda fascinating if you zoom in. Private investment itself isn’t one neat bucket. It’s households investing in assets, corporates expanding capacity, and…
New Delhi [India], April 07: There’s always that one year when everything just clicks. Sales jump, sentiment turns, dealers stop complaining (well, a little less), and suddenly the whole sector feels like it’s finally got momentum on its side. FY26 was that year. And now… now comes the part people don’t talk about enough, the year after. Not the crash. Not even a slowdown, really. More like a recalibration. A step back without actually stepping back. If that makes sense. Because heading into FY27, India’s auto industry isn’t losing steam. It’s just choosing not to sprint again immediately. And honestly,…