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Ducati has launched the ultra-exclusive Panigale V4 Lamborghini in India. This limited-edition superbike is priced at Rs 1 crore ex-showroom. It is inspired by the Lamborghini Revuelto. All units allocated for India have already been booked. The first motorcycle has been delivered in Mumbai. Globally, only 630 numbered examples will be produced.

Mumbai's Koli women are transforming their traditional fish trade into a corporate venture with Daryavardi Producer Company Limited. This community-owned enterprise, inspired by the Amul model, focuses on streamlined operations, product development, and modern marketing. Learning about improved packaging, they aim to elevate their business from a cottage industry to a significant player in the Blue Economy.

A social enterprise named Rangeet has launched a 15-day summer camp in Jogeshwari East for underprivileged children, offering fun learning and life skills. This initiative, supported by Pratham Mumbai Education Initiative and OILF, uses a play-based curriculum to foster empathy, resilience, and environmental awareness.

Desi consumption will hold ground, because non-rich still want to spend.

Lower-cost, latest-generation immunotherapies from China are a shot in the arm for Indian cancer patients who have been priced out of treatment by expensive drugs from western MNCs

Delhi-NCR's office market experienced a significant slowdown in Q1, with gross leasing falling 28% to 3 million sq ft due to lower new supply. Despite this, the long-term outlook remains positive, with major developers actively investing in the region. Pan-India office leasing, however, saw a 10% rise, driven by foreign companies establishing Global Capability Centres.

Organizations representing the creative industries called on the Government to reject any changes to copyright law that would weaken protections for creators and rightsholders.

TMC, BJD, Shiv Sena, NCP, AAP and AGP have all become weak, second-rung players in states they once dominated. And it doesn’t look like that the BJP juggernaut is stopping anytime soon, even to catch its breath

The Reserve Bank of India has finalised new rules requiring banks to provision for expected loan losses from April 2027, shifting to a forward-looking approach. While stricter than current practices, the norms are less stringent than initially proposed, with a wider scope including small finance banks. Banks will have until March 2030 to fully implement the changes for existing loans.

Calcium deposits in breast arteries are an early cardiac risk marker; treatment can even prevent heart attacks