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International motivational trainer, entrepreneur and bestselling author Dr. Latesh Shah launched his latest three-book series, ‘The Longevity Trilogy – How to Live Long & Strong 100+’, at a grand event in Mumbai attended by family, friends, well-wishers and distinguished guests. Known for his work in personal transformation and leadership development, Dr. Shah has authored 11 books, five of which have become bestsellers. Through his books, workshops and educational initiatives, he aims to inspire individuals to discover their purpose and achieve their full potential. Speaking about his journey as an author, Dr. Shah said, “I have authored 11 books so far,…

Leap India Limited, a supply chain management company operating on a ‘Share and Reuse’ pooling model, is set to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on August 7, 2026. The public issue will remain open for subscription until August 11, with the company looking to raise a total of ₹2,480 crore through a combination of a fresh issue and an Offer for Sale (OFS). The company has fixed the price band at ₹151 to ₹159 per equity share, with a face value of ₹1 each. Investors can bid for a minimum of 94 equity shares and in multiples of 94…

SVKM’s NMIMS School of Business Management (SBM) has announced that applications for its MBA programmes for the 2026 academic session will open on 20 August 2026. With a legacy spanning more than 45 years, the institution continues to focus on preparing students for the rapidly evolving business landscape by combining academic excellence, industry engagement and practical learning. As businesses adapt to technological advancements, artificial intelligence and changing market dynamics, management education is also evolving. NMIMS SBM aims to equip aspiring professionals with the skills needed to lead organisations through uncertainty while creating meaningful business impact. The institution’s philosophy, ‘Rise to…

“Every great novel is born twice first in the imagination of its author, and then in the imagination of its readers.” The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan owes its existence to a peculiar mix of diplomacy, travel and imperial politics. Its author was not a professional novelist. He was a diplomat. That may explain why the book still provokes debate two centuries after it first appeared. The man behind Hajji Baba James Justinian Morier was born around 1780 in Smyrna, then part of the Ottoman Empire, to a family already tied to trade and diplomacy. Unlike many armchair writers…

Hyatt India & Southwest Asia has launched a new food and beverage campaign, “Made With Love. Served With Rewards.”, encouraging guests and World of Hyatt members to enjoy dining experiences while earning additional loyalty benefits at participating Hyatt restaurants and bars across the region. Running from August 1 to September 30, 2026, the campaign allows World of Hyatt members to earn double reward points (2X points) on eligible food and beverage spending at participating Hyatt hotels and resorts in India and Southwest Asia. The initiative aims to make everyday dining more rewarding while strengthening customer engagement with Hyatt’s restaurant portfolio.…

KidZania India has partnered with children’s personal care brand KT Kids to launch the KT Kids Personal Care Studio at KidZania Mumbai, introducing an interactive role-play experience designed to help children understand the world of personal care through hands-on learning. Launched on August 2, the new attraction encourages children to explore how everyday personal care products are presented, organised and managed. By combining education with play, the initiative aims to make learning more engaging while helping children develop practical life skills in a fun environment. At the studio, children can take on the roles of Display Stylist and Inventory Manager,…

The National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) has launched ‘FinKnowledge – Quiz for Securities Market-related Entities (QSME) 2026’, an initiative aimed at enhancing the knowledge and skills of professionals working in India’s fast-changing securities market. The institute describes it as the country’s first dedicated quiz competition for professionals associated with the securities market. The initiative has been introduced to help participants stay updated on key areas such as market regulations, investment products, compliance, market infrastructure, technology and emerging industry trends. Teams representing several leading financial institutions, including NSE, NSDL, BSE, AMFI, MCX, NCDEX, CAMS, CRISIL and CARE Ratings, took part…

The Exhibition Ends, But the Business Opportunity Begins After an exhibition ends, inexperienced exhibitors often judge success by visible numbers — a crowded booth, hundreds of enquiries and thousands of brochures distributed. They return home believing the job is complete. But they are wrong. A booth only creates opportunities. Converting those opportunities into business depends on effective follow-up. Many SMEs lose potential customers not because they failed to attract visitors, but because they fail to stay connected after the event. A successful exhibition is not just about what happens at the venue; it is about how well a company manages…

From a small town in Gujarat to sharing platforms with celebrities and addressing audiences across the globe, Dr. Khoja has steadily built a name for himself in the fields of Vastu and astrology. With years of study, research and professional experience, the Vapi-born practitioner has expanded his presence beyond India, reaching clients and audiences in countries such as the United States, Dubai, Kenya, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Saudi Arabia and South Africa. Originally from Vapi in Gujarat’s Valsad district, Dr. Khoja’s journey reflects years of dedication to traditional Indian sciences. Over the years, he has earned recognition through his work, receiving…

AI Generated image Have you ever wondered why cabin crew always ask passengers to return their seats to the upright position before take-off and landing? Every frequent flyer has heard the announcement: “Please return your seat to the fully upright position for take-off and landing.” While the instruction may seem unnecessary or even a little annoying, it is based on aviation safety standards rather than airline preference. Keeping your seat upright during these critical phases of a flight is backed by years of crash testing, engineering research and emergency evacuation studies designed to improve passenger safety. Why do seats have…