Author: Mohit Reddy
New Delhi [India], May 5: Lehar Footwears Limited (BSE – LEHAR | 532829 | INE976H01018), announced a major expansion of its manufacturing footprint with the addition of a new, large-scale facility in Kundli, Haryana, aimed at strengthening its presence in the fast-growing athleisure and sports footwear segment. The facility will focus on manufacturing sports shoes and related products, marking a significant step-up in the company’s capabilities and reinforcing its strategic shift toward higher-value product categories. As part of this expansion, the company has signed a rent agreement for the proposed facility, which is expected to substantially scale up production capacity from approximately 1 lakh pairs…
Vadeesh Budramane — Founder & CEO, AlgoShack Technologies Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], May 4: India’s enterprises are hemorrhaging thousands of crores every year due to broken software testing. AlgoShack Technologies, with its algoQA platform, is building the solution — and the results from real-world deployments are hard to ignore. India builds some of the world’s most sophisticated software. It also loses billions by testing it the wrong way. Every year, Indian enterprises spend upwards of ₹50,000 crore on software development. Between 25 and 35 percent of that investment is quietly consumed by software testing – a function most boardrooms treat as a…
Los Angeles (California), May 5: For millennia, Odysseus’ story has been the classic of all adventure classics. Now Christopher Nolan, one of the most talented and revered directors of this era, has set his sights on bringing the preeminent epic to silver screen. Slated for release on July 17, 2026, The Odyssey is already the most buzzed-about movie in the world. The trailer is out. An Ancient Classic Reborn Based on the ancient epic by Homer, The Odyssey follows Odysseus, a hero and king of ancient Greece, who after ten years of war in Troy, wants nothing more than to…
Chandigarh [India], May 5: Breaking new ground in the Indian literary landscape, author Chinmay Rathee has released Synapse Order Vol. 2, the latest installment in what is widely recognized as India’s first original light novel series. Originating in Japan, the “light novel” format blends fast-paced prose with manga-style illustrations. While the genre has a massive global following, it has historically been dominated by Japanese creators. Rathee, an LL.M. student at Chandigarh University, is changing that narrative by building a localized entry into the genre from the ground up. A New Chapter in Indian Publishing Synapse Order first made waves in…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 29: The Fashion Entrepreneur Fund (FEF), India’s first and only fashion-focused venture studio, is officially transforming the nation’s fashion ecosystem. By institutionalizing investment and providing structured mentorship to homegrown businesses and talents, FEF is bridging the critical gap between creative brilliance and commercial scalability. Sanjay Nigam initiated the Fashion Entrepreneur fund, which recorded a massive response in its initial phase, obtaining over 10,000 plus application and witnessing a massive turnout from across the fashion industry. Portfolio Brands Report Staggering Revenue Growth and Global Expansion MUMBAI, INDIA The Fashion Entrepreneur Fund (FEF), India’s first and only fashion-focused…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 4: Harshdeep Hortico Limited (BSE: HARSHDEEP), specializing in the manufacture and export of pots, planters, garden accessories, and outdoor furniture; announced its Unaudited financials for H2 FY26. Key H2 FY26 Financial Highlights Key Financial Highlights (Consolidated) – H2 FY2025-26 Revenue for H2 FY2025–26 was ₹36.07 crore, compared to ₹31.45 crore in H2 FY2024 – 25, reflecting a year-over-year growth of 15%. Profit Before Tax (PBT) for H2 FY2025–26 stood at ₹6.82 crore, up from ₹5.48 crore in H2 FY2024–25, marking a year-over-year increase of 25%. Profit After Tax (PAT) for H2 FY2025–26 was ₹6.82 crore versus…
Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], May 5: As the first light of dawn broke over the 1,400-acre expanse of Kanha Shanti Vanam, a unique convergence of India’s digital future and spiritual past took place. At the heart of this gathering was Satyajit Majumder, a professional content creator and Cultural Ambassador of India from Kolkata. Known to millions as @thetwoinoneguy, Majumder joined over 6,000 enthusiasts for the Yoga Mahotsav 2026, an event marking the formal 50-day countdown to the International Day of Yoga (IDY). The morning was defined by a breathtaking display of collective discipline as participants performed a synchronized Bhujangasana (Cobra Pose),…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 4: There are films you watch… and then there are films that watch you back. The kind that sit quietly in your mind, rearranging your trust issues, questioning your instincts, and occasionally making you side-eye your own reflection. Hindi cinema has flirted with suspense for decades, but every now and then, it stops flirting and commits to psychological chaos. This list isn’t about safe storytelling. It’s about manipulation; cinematic, deliberate, and often disturbingly effective. And yes, a few overrated entries have been quietly escorted out. Consider this a correction. Or a betrayal. Depends on your taste.…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 4: There are actors who deliver films… and then there is Shah Rukh Khan, who delivers events. The distinction matters. Because when his upcoming project King begins making headlines with a reported ₹250 crore deal before even fully stepping into public view, it’s no longer about cinema alone; it’s about scale, influence, and the carefully engineered mythology of a man who refuses to fade quietly. Because subtlety, in this case, would be deeply off-brand. The number itself—₹250 crore—is not just a figure. It’s a signal. A declaration that King is positioning itself within the upper echelon…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 4: There’s something deeply unsettling about a spy who doesn’t remember being one. Not tragic, tragedy implies dignity. This is something far more inconvenient. Citadel never relied on subtlety to make its point; it relied on scale, spectacle, and the quiet confidence that if you throw enough money at a problem, it might eventually look like art. With Season 2 now stepping into the conversation, the series doesn’t just continue, it recalibrates. Slightly sharper, slightly more aware, and just self-conscious enough to pretend it wasn’t heavily scrutinized the first time around. At its core, Citadel remains…