Maruti Suzuki unveils its first electric SUV – e VITARA

Built on the ground-up HEARTECT-e platform, the e VITARA offers superior performance and excellent range, with uncompromised comfort and safety. Set to be introduced in the NEXA channel, the e VITARA embodies NEXA’s core values of innovation, sophistication and premium customer experiences, stated the company in a statement.

The e VITARA will be showcased through a phased rollout across NEXA dealerships nationwide. The e VITARA will be exported to more than 100 countries, including key markets like Japan and Europe.

Blinkit sets up temporary store at Maha Kumbh Mela to serve millions of pilgrims

The 100-square-foot store is strategically located to ensure fast delivery of essential items across key areas such as Arail Tent City, Dome City, ITDC Luxury Camp, and Devrakh.

The 100-square-foot store is strategically located to ensure fast delivery of essential items across key areas such as Arail Tent City, Dome City, ITDC Luxury Camp, and Devrakh.

Gen Z takes charge of healthcare, survey highlights misunderstood priorities: Report

67% of Gen Z respondents feel positively about taking charge of their health, yet cite significant challenges, including high costs, misinformation, and inadequate communication.

Burson’s report sheds light on Gen Z’s dual focus on mental and physical health, their skepticism of digital solutions, and the demand for greater in-person care.

India’s experience economy needs more than investment – it needs strategic infrastructure, says CEO of BookMyShow

Ashish Hemrajani sees a cultural shift where young Indians, empowered by social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, are eager to engage with global and regional content alike. He points to the growth of regional cinema, music, and culture as key drivers of this change. (Image Source: Black hat Talent Solutions)

For Hemrajani, the rise of the experience economy represents a shift in consumer behaviour, where people are seeking more than just passive entertainment—they are increasingly investing in experiences that engage all their senses.