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How India’s Entrepreneurial Talent Built 205 Unicorns Abroad For decades, the Indian diaspora has been measured in familiar numbers: population, remittances, professionals, students and migrants. A new dataset suggests that another number deserves attention.…
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How London’s Indian Diaspora Is Bringing Its Festival into the Civic Mainstream Standfirst: London’s annual Diwali on the Square will return to Trafalgar Square on 25 October, bringing music, dance, food and cultural activities…
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China’s Memory-Chip Breakthrough: Why India’s Semiconductor Ambition Is Watching Closely As China pushes deeper into advanced memory manufacturing, India is trying to build something larger than a chip factory — an entire semiconductor ecosystem.…
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iPhone 17 After the iPhone 18 Launch: Is the Older iPhone Now the Smarter Buy in India? The iPhone 18 generation has arrived—but if you are an Indian consumer looking for an iPhone today,…
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From Community Halls to Trafalgar Square: How Indian Festivals Went Global There was a time when celebrating an Indian festival abroad meant finding a community hall. Someone booked the hall. Someone brought a sound…
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From Jaipur to Dubai: How Indian Weddings Became a Global Celebration Industry There is a useful way to explain the modern Indian wedding to someone who has never attended one. It is not simply…
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From Ravi Shankar to Diljit Dosanjh: How Indian Music Found the World There was a time when the sound of India travelling around the world was largely associated with one instrument. The sitar. And,…
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Kia Sorento Arrives in India: Can a Locally Built Premium SUV Redefine the Three-Row Drive? India’s premium SUV market has a new contender. Kia launched the Sorento on September 4, 2026, bringing a three-row…
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BMW’s September Electric Push: Can the i5 LWB Make Luxury EVs More Indian? BMW’s September 2026 launches tell a story about two ends of the luxury-car market. On September 7, the company introduced the…
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Porsche Cayenne Electric: India’s ₹1.77-Crore Luxury EV Arrives in the Spotlight A date and price clarification: Porsche’s India debut event is scheduled for 30 September 2026. The Cayenne Electric was already globally revealed and…
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Mahindra Thar OG: A Familiar Off-Roader Gets a Serious Upgrade Important fact-check before publication: Mahindra’s official release confirms the introductory price of ₹10.32 lakh and deliveries from 11 October 2026. However, six airbags are…
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