Author: Shruti Joshi
Awsum’s cheesecake range—New York Style, Blueberry, Coffee & Zesty Lemon. Creamy indulgence, without the compromise. #ItsAwsumToBeCheesy New Delhi [India], August 7: Awsum today announced the launch of its frozen dessert range, beginning with a line of cheesecakes and a lava cake with a molten core, delivered fresh to consumers’ doorsteps in minutes. The launch addresses a conspicuous gap in the Indian market. For most consumers, a proper cheesecake has barely existed as a ready option at all. It has meant a trip to a café or a premium patisserie, and it has been almost entirely absent from the retail freezer.…
By Dr. Rahul Ved, (B.D.S , M.D.S , Micro Endodontist) Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 7: For decades, hearing the words “You need a root canal” has been enough to make many people anxious. Stories of painful procedures, multiple visits, or failed treatments have created a fear that still exists today. Yet, modern dentistry has changed dramatically. Today, one of the biggest advances in saving natural teeth is micro endodontics a technique that combines advanced technology with precision to make root canal treatment safer, more predictable, and more successful. Unfortunately, many people are still unaware that not all root canal treatments are performed…
The best crypto presale conversation is heating up as traders look beyond weak large-cap price action for stronger upside setups. XRP trades near the $1 level, yet whale activity continues to keep long-term $10 predictions alive. Meanwhile, AlphaPepe has crossed 10,700 holders and $2.2 million raised as its presale moves closer to its final stretch. The contrast is attracting attention. XRP would need a major valuation expansion to reach $10, while AlphaPepe remains before public trading, with buyers still entering ahead of upcoming launch catalysts. XRP Whales Keep the $10 Price Prediction Alive XRP has struggled near $1 as uncertainty around US…
The new innovations and state-of-the-art laboratory bring KühlTherm closer to its vision of achieving 2 GW manufacturing capacity by 2027 Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], August 7: As India races towards becoming a global data centre powerhouse, KühlTherm, an advanced precision liquid cooling technology company for AI data centres, has today unveiled its Made-in-India Rear Door Heat Exchanger (RDHx) and Cooling Distribution Unit (CDU), innovations aimed at advancing data centre infrastructure for the country. These products will be integrated into NexusFlow OS, KühlTherm’s proprietary AI-powered thermal intelligence platform that connects the power ecosystem from Grid to Rack and the cooling infrastructure from Chip to Chiller,…
New Delhi [India], August 7: Most people lose somewhere between 50 to 100 strands of hair every day. That’s completely normal, and most of us don’t even notice it. But at some point, the clumps in the shower drain get bigger, the part in your hair starts looking wider, or you catch your reflection and something just looks different. That’s when the question usually hits — is this just stress, or is something actually wrong? Knowing when to take hair fall seriously, and when to actually see someone about it, is something most people get wrong. Normal Shedding vs. Something…
Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], August 6: In a landmark milestone for Gujarati entertainment, JOJO, India’s leading Gujarati-first OTT platform, has expanded its reach by launching as an Add-On Subscription on Prime Video. This strategic collaboration marks a new chapter in JOJO’s journey of taking premium Gujarati stories beyond regional boundaries and making them accessible to audiences across India through one of the country’s largest streaming destinations. With this launch, Prime members can now seamlessly subscribe to JOJO and enjoy an extensive catalogue of blockbuster Gujarati films, acclaimed originals, hit web series, iconic nataks, comedy specials, celebrity-led shows, and cultural programming—all within the Prime…
New Delhi [India], August 6: India’s renowned Ironman triathlete Raghul has once again showcased his exceptional endurance and determination by delivering a remarkable performance at Ironman Ottawa, Canada, held on August 2, 2026. Completing the prestigious race in 10 hours, 48 minutes and 40 seconds, Raghul recorded his personal best Ironman finish, reaffirming his status as one of India’s fastest and most accomplished Ironman athletes. Recognized as India’s fastest Ironman triathlete from 2018 to 2023, Raghul continues to push the boundaries of endurance sport while inspiring athletes across the country with his unwavering commitment to excellence. Twelve Years of Ironman Excellence Raghul’s Ironman journey began in Malaysia in…
Surat (Gujarat) [India], August 6: Students of GD Goenka International School Surat delivered impressive performances at the recent Surat District Motivational Swimming Competition, organised by the Surat District Aquatic Association, bringing laurels to the school with a series of medal-winning performances. Representing the school, 28 swimmers competed across the Under-12 to Under-18 age categories in freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly events at the Veer Savarkar Swimming Pool. The students secured multiple gold, silver and bronze medals, demonstrating their talent, dedication and commitment to sports, and the school’s emphasis on structured training, regular practice and all-round sporting development. The Academic Director…
The Secret Behind Long-Term Client Retention in Corporate Gifting New Delhi [India], August 6: The trick to winning clients and then keeping their attention for many years can be difficult. For years, companies of all industries pour money, and time into developing strategies to grow their customer base. However, as customer retention can increase profit by anywhere between 25%-95% for a mere 5%, improving their retention strategy, then why isn’t everyone more invested into developing these? If companies want loyal customers for a sustained period, they can’t rely on catalogues, and for the corporate gift and promotion industry this is particularly problematic as many…
New Delhi [India], August 6: For decades, going to the dentist in India meant a very predictable, often dreaded experience: a small local clinic, a single reclining chair, and the sharp hum of the drill. Oral care was largely viewed as an act of damage control – something you only thought about when a toothache became too painful to ignore. Today, that entire script is being rewritten. India’s dental care market is undergoing a massive shift, jumping from more than ₹5200 crores (653 million USD) in 2022 to a mind boggling ₹1,12,000 crore (≈ 1.34 billion USD) by 2030. This boom is…