Author: Deshwale Editorial Desk

For a parent standing in a pharmacy or scrolling through baby products online, a packet of infant food can look reassuring. It may carry carefully designed packaging, health related words and claims about what the product contains. But when the food is meant for a baby, the question is bigger than which packet looks better. It is about knowing exactly what is being bought and how it should be used. That is the thinking behind a new Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration order that has tightened rules for infant foods across the state. The order, issued by FDA Commissioner Tukaram…

Odisha’s growth story is no longer limited to factories, mines and industrial corridors. As investment, infrastructure and employment expand, the State is also preparing for a larger urban population and greater demand for homes, offices, retail spaces and modern communities. Against this backdrop, Odisha-based industrial group Oriom Group has entered the real estate sector with the launch of Oriom Realty. The new vertical will initially focus on Bhubaneswar and other emerging growth corridors across the State. The move marks a new chapter for a group that has spent the past two decades building businesses in sectors including steel and power,…

Lab-grown diamonds are changing the conversation around diamond jewellery, and now a jewellery company built around this segment is heading to the stock market. Nityas Gems and Jewellery Limited is set to open its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on September 30, 2026, giving investors an opportunity to look more closely at a business operating at the intersection of traditional jewellery and newer diamond technology. The company designs, manufactures and sells gold jewellery studded with lab-grown diamonds. Its IPO will remain open until October 5, with anchor investor bidding scheduled for September 29. Nityas Gems has fixed the IPO price band…

A successful career is often reduced to a designation, a business name or a trophy on a shelf. But behind those visible achievements can be years of uncertainty, hard decisions, financial risks and the determination to keep moving forward. That idea was at the heart of the Self-Made Woman Achievers Awards – Delhi & North Chapter 2026, held in Delhi on September 24. Led by Nivedita Basu, the initiative brought attention to women who have built their professional identities across different fields. Among those honoured were Shanaya Arora, Monika Bhadoria, CA Tripti Shingal Somani, Swati J. and Yashika Sheikh. But…

For many people, Kashmir appears in the news through stories of politics, security and current affairs. Yet behind those headlines lies a region with a long history of philosophy, spirituality, literature and cultural traditions. Journalist, author and researcher Dr. Vaidehi Taman has spent years exploring this lesser-known side of Kashmir through a series of books and research-based chronicles. Dr. Taman has recently drawn attention for becoming one of the few contemporary journalists to dedicate multiple book-length works to Kashmir’s spiritual and civilisational heritage. Through five exclusive chronicles, she has sought to document the Valley’s ancient knowledge systems, saints, philosophers, poets…

Bonn, September 24, 2026: Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving beyond its role as a digital assistant and beginning to take action across supply chains, according to the new DHL Logistics Trend Radar 8.0. The report finds that advances in AI, robotics, and automation are transforming not only logistics operations, but also the workforce itself. As intelligent systems become increasingly capable of planning, deciding and acting autonomously, organizations must rethink skills, safety, governance and employee experience while building more resilient and sustainable supply chains. “Supply chains are changing faster than ever as AI and workforce trends increasingly influence one another,” said…

Every month, millions of people recharge their phones without thinking too much about what they are actually paying for. For many, mobile data is essential. But there are also people who mainly use their phones to call family, receive messages and stay connected through Wi-Fi at home or work. For them, a recharge packed with gigabytes of data can feel like paying for something they barely use. That is the gap India’s telecom regulator, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), is now trying to address. TRAI has introduced new consumer protection rules requiring telecom operators to offer more voice-and-SMS-only…

The chants have faded. The drums have stopped. The processions have disappeared from Mumbai’s streets. For devotees, Ganesh Visarjan marks the emotional end of the festival. For the people responsible for cleaning the city, however, it marks the beginning of another journey. Between September 16 and 27, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) transported 2,754.85 metric tonnes of retrieved idols and other post-immersion material from across Mumbai. The operation involved 707 vehicle trips as the civic body cleared material left after the city’s Ganeshotsav celebrations. The biggest collection happened on September 26, Anant Chaturdashi. On that day alone, 131 vehicle trips…

बेंगलुरु की एक आम मंगलवार की सुबह की कल्पना कीजिए। एक युवा सॉफ्टवेयर इंजीनियर के पास सुबह दस बजे क्लाइंट कॉल है, शुक्रवार को डेडलाइन है, और फोन पर रिमाइंडर चमक रहा है: “नानी का श्राद्ध आज।” उसका पैतृक घर बिहार में है, दो दिन की यात्रा दूर। इसलिए वह किराए के फ्लैट में दीया जलाती है, नानी की पसंद का व्यंजन बनाती है, और लैपटॉप खोलने से पहले पांच मिनट शांत बैठती है। क्या इतना काफी है? इस पितृ पक्ष में कई युवाओं के मन में यही सवाल उठ रहा है। पितृ पक्ष हिंदू पंचांग का वह पखवाड़ा है…

Picture a job interview. The candidate walks in with an iced coffee. Another one, a few minutes before the call, sends a text: “Can we reschedule?” A third, in the very first round, asks a question that would once have sounded reckless: “Will I be expected to reply to messages after 7 pm?” Many recruiters find this baffling, and some call it rage-bait. But a few HR leaders admit that, after thinking it over, they saw something different. That 7 pm question, one of them said, was not a sign of low commitment. The candidate was checking the company, just…