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BookmyShow releases security guidelines ahead of Coldplay concert; issues warnings against black marketing

Taking to Instagram, BookmyShow said in a post stated that they would implement several checks and balances to ensure a comfortable concert experience for people who had valid ticket with them. The attendees were required to carry a copy of their valid government photo ID along with a soft copy of the valid government photo ID of the primary transactor, further added the post. (Image Source: Unsplash)

Coldplay concert is all set to take place on January 18, 19 and 21 at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.

8 global giants leading the charge on return-to-office mandates

While hybrid work was initially embraced, these companies are steering away from remote work in favour of fostering collaboration, company culture, and productivity in-person.

As companies push for productivity and collaboration, many are insisting on a return to the office, a significant shift from remote and hybrid work polices. From JP Morgan to Meta, here’s a look at the top global companies that have mandated a return-to-office policy post-pandemic.

Ministry of Tourism unveils major initiatives to promote Maha Kumbh 2025 as global tourism hub

To ensure seamless travel for tourists attending the Maha Kumbh, the Ministry of Tourism has partnered with Alliance Air to enhance air connectivity to Prayagraj from multiple cities across India (Image: KumbhCity, ITDC)

The Ministry of Tourism is setting up the Incredible India Pavilion, a 5000 sq. ft. space at Maha Kumbh, which will facilitate Foreign Tourists, Scholars, Researchers, Photographers, Journalists, Expat Community, Indian Diaspora etc.

India’s drinking culture: A reflection of societal transformation

As India positions itself as a global leader, its evolving approach to alcohol consumption signals a broader shift—one that mirrors the nation’s ambition to lead rather than follow, stated Diageo India's Amitabh Pande. (Image Source: Culture Trip)

India’s alco-bev market, valued at $52.4 billion, is expected to reach $64 billion by 2030, contributing 25 percent of all new global legal drinking age (LDA) consumers in the next five years, highlighted Diageo India’s Amitabh Pande.