Author: Mohit Reddy
The strangest thing about modern blockbusters isn’t their size. It’s their confidence. Or at least, the appearance of it. Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19: On paper, cinema has never looked richer. Big-Budgets that once triggered boardroom palpitations—$200 million, $250 million, even flirting with $300 million—are now signed off with the casual air of a streaming subscription renewal. Studios still announce these films with polished trailers, thunderous music, and a reassuring whisper: this is the safe bet. Except it isn’t. Not anymore. And everyone inside the system knows it, even if no one wants to say it out loud. What’s happening…
New Delhi [India], December 19: Healthcare systems across the world are undergoing a subtle yet important transformation. While medical science continues to advance rapidly, equal emphasis is now being placed on how effectively that knowledge is communicated to patients. In an environment where consultations are time-bound and medical procedures increasingly complex, patient understanding has become central to care quality. Positioned at the heart of this shift is Eremedium, an India-born healthcare communication technology company focused on strengthening doctor–patient conversations through visual education. Founded in 2017, Eremedium was built on the insight that patient comprehension directly influences confidence, adherence, and outcomes.…
New Delhi [India], December 19: Energy drives development. Always has. India’s nuclear energy target is a blunt acknowledgement of that truth, not a political flourish. Human progress has never been subtle about its appetite for energy. In 1971, Earl Cook laid it out plainly in Scientific American. As societies evolve, their energy consumption climbs. Food alone sustains primitive life. Add homes, trade, farming, transport, industry, then technology. Each stage piles on demand. Today, the digital economy adds another layer. Data centres, networks, automation, AI. None of it runs on good intentions. It runs on electrons. This is where India stands.…
Publicly, audiences are exhausted. Privately, they’re booking seats. Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19: Every year, the conversation resurfaces with ritualistic precision: Hollywood is out of ideas. Sequels everywhere. Reboots nobody asked for. Cinematic universes are expanding like unchecked bureaucracy. Social feeds fill with laments about originality, risk, and the death of cinema as an art form. And then the opening weekend arrives. The same franchises dominate box office charts. The same IP floods streaming “Top 10” lists. The same characters, logos, and storylines continue to outperform almost everything else. Franchise fatigue, it turns out, is real — just not decisive.…
Gandhinagar (Gujarat) [India], December 19: Trom Industries Limited (NSE- TROM | INE0SYV01018) a fast-growing solar EPC and clean energy solutions company, has announced the addition of new domestic orders across municipal infrastructure and renewable energy segments, further strengthening its execution pipeline and business visibility. Recent Order Highlights ₹1.59 Crore – Shakti Metals • Scope: End-to-end execution of a 622.48 kW Solar Photovoltaic (SPV) grid-interactive power plant, including design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning • Segment: Solar EPC • Execution Timeline: To be completed within the current financial year ₹2.86 Crore – Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation (GMC) • Scope: Empanelment for providing new streetlights and high mast lighting across newly constructed roads…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19: Looking ahead to 2026, brokerages are not sitting on the fence. From power to logistics, real estate to defence electronics, several Indian stocks are being flagged for meaningful one-year upside. The market loves drama. But brokerages love numbers. And right now, the numbers are pointing to a handful of stocks to buy for 2026 that offer a clean risk–reward setup without heroic assumptions. Across sectors, analysts are lining up Buy calls, backed by clear targets and defined upside. No hype. No vague promises. Just cold, hard expectations. Here’s a closer look at five stocks that…
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], December 19: Nitte (Deemed to be University) has officially opened admissions for the academic year 2026-27 across its flagship undergraduate and postgraduate programs. For the upcoming cycle, admissions to BTech, BSc Nursing, BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science, MBA and MCA programs will be conducted exclusively through the Nitte University Common Admission Test (NUCAT). The NUCAT 2026 schedule is now live, and candidates can view the full timeline and register accordingly. Positioned as “One test to be the best”, NUCAT serves as a unified, comprehensive entrance examination designed to streamline the admission process for aspiring students across disciplines. NUCAT 2026: Your Gateway to…
New Delhi [India], December 18: Amidst the 360-degree penetration of Artificial Intelligence in the nation, companies like the Indian Potash Limited (IPL) are putting in relentless efforts to transform agriculture in India. The efforts are aligned towards the vision of creating a sustainable future for the country, where farmers do not have to suffer from poor conditions and hazardous pesticides. Also, it is worth noting that these chemicals pose a serious threat to the environment, leading to climate change. One would be astounded to know that 29 per cent of greenhouse emissions come from agriculture, contributing to the global climate…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19: For a while, everyone pretended the hybrid release model was a temporary compromise. A necessary indulgence. A pandemic-era loophole studios would quietly seal once theatres reopened, popcorn machines hummed again, and red carpets stopped doubling as Zoom backdrops. That fantasy has expired. Theatres and streaming platforms are no longer rivals locked in a custody battle over audiences. They are co-dependent participants in a distribution ecosystem that has stopped apologising for itself. Simultaneous and staggered releases aren’t experiments anymore. They’re infrastructure. And the most telling sign? Studios are planning them deliberately — not defensively. This shift…
New Delhi [India], December 19: India battery recycling is no longer a niche sustainability idea. It’s turning into a strategic lever for jobs, clean power and economic resilience. India is racing toward a cleaner energy future, but there’s a catch. Electric vehicles, solar grids and smartphones all depend on minerals India barely mines. Lithium. Cobalt. Nickel. The country imports most of them. Battery recycling could change that equation. Over the last decade, a fledgling but serious battery recycling ecosystem has started to take shape across India. The goal is simple. Recover valuable materials from used batteries and feed them back…