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The sports complex has been developed in response to an identified need highlighted by the District Rural Development Agency State-of-the-art sports facility will encourage youth and boost community fitness The project aims to benefit more than 500 students annually   Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman inaugurated the newly constructed Indoor Sports Complex at the Government Arts & Science College, Tiruchuli on 18 July. Developed under SBI Foundation’s sports programme, the facility will provide students and local youth with modern multi-sport and fitness infrastructure to promote healthy lifestyles and nurture grassroots talent.   Hon’ble FM Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman inaugurated the Indoor Sports Complex at Govt. Arts & Science College, Tiruchuli, under SBI Foundation’s sports programme with SSRDPT   The Indoor Sports Complex has been developed in response to an identified need for quality sports infrastructure at the Government Arts & Science College, Tiruchuli, as highlighted by the District Rural Development Agency (DRDA), Virudhunagar. The facility comprises a multipurpose indoor hall with turf adaptable for a range of sports, including basketball, volleyball and badminton. There are also a fully equipped gymnasium and a dedicated board games room. Designed for inclusivity and accessibility, the complex is intended to serve both college students and nearby community members through scheduled open-access hours and outreach activities.   “This is an important milestone for State Bank of India and SBI Foundation as this state-of-the-art sports facility is dedicated to the youth of Tiruchuli. We are truly honoured by the gracious presence of Hon’ble Finance Minister, Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman, which adds great significance to this memorable occasion,” said G.S. Rana, DMD (HR) & CDO, SBI.   The project aims to directly benefit more than 500 college students annually and to reach over 1,000 youth from surrounding villages each year through community engagement and open-access programming. By creating long-term and sustainable infrastructure, the initiative seeks to increase regular participation in sports and fitness, developing holistic life skills, and create pathways for talented individuals to pursue competitive sports and related opportunities.   “SBI Foundation extends its gratitude to everyone whose support has brought this Indoor Sports Complex to life. This facility is designed to encourage youth participation, nurture grassroots talent, and strengthen the health, confidence and leadership potential of students, youth and athletes from nearby villages. We are glad to partner with the Government of India and local stakeholders on this initiative, which aims to help promising young athletes to develop the skills and exposure needed to compete on national and international stages.” said Swapan Dhar, Managing Director, SBI Foundation.   The project is being implemented in partnership with Sri Sri Rural Development Programme Trust (SSRDPT). The facility is already functioning, with students using the spaces for physical training, recreational activities and organised coaching sessions.   Through its wider sports programme, SBI Foundation is working with both para and able-bodied athletes to help them prepare for national and international events, including the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Commonwealth Games, Asian Games, as well as major national competitions such as the Khelo India Games. In the same spirit, the Indoor Sports Complex at Tiruchuli is expected to strengthen grassroots sports in the region by enabling students and young athletes from nearby villages to access quality training infrastructure and pursue sporting aspirations in a more structured manner.   To date, SBI Foundation has supported over 300 athletes, who have collectively won more than 650 medals at national and international levels, including the Paralympic Games and Para Asian Games. Notably, over 40% of these medals have been won by para-athletes.   About SBI Foundation SBI Foundation is the CSR arm of the State Bank Group. True to the Bank’s tradition of ‘Service Beyond Banking’, the Foundation engages with communities in various focus areas, including rural development, healthcare, empowerment of PwDs, sports, education, sustainability and environment, livelihood and skill development, and more. Operating across 28 states and 8 union territories in India, the Foundation undertakes initiatives to provide resources to vulnerable sections of society through strategic partnerships with impactful entities in the social sector. The Foundation believes in reflecting the ethos of the State Bank Group in running interventions that are ethical, promote growth and equality, and improve the socio-economic well-being of the society. www.sbifoundation.in.

2026 is a Number 1 year, ruled by the Sun. At the beginning of the year, I had predicted that the energies of the Sun would dominate global events. I specifically mentioned that the colours of the Sun—yellow, orange and gold—would prosper, and that countries carrying strong Sun symbolism, particularly the lion, would find themselves in positions of prominence and success.    When numbers speak, the future listens – Swetta Jumaani   The lion holds special significance because it is associated with Leo, the zodiac sign ruled by the Sun. Leo embodies leadership, authority, recognition, growth, courage and power—all qualities amplified during a Number 1 year.   Link to the video – www.instagram.com/reel/Da0MoVoqJfn/?igsh=MTY1djV1Y3lram9oZg==   This was a theme I revisited in my July predictions and had also highlighted earlier when RCB lifted the trophy, where the symbolism of the lion and the energy of the Sun were clearly visible.   What makes this particularly interesting is how it is unfolding at the FIFA World Cup. Out of 48 participating teams, only 8 carried strong Sun or lion symbolism within their flags, crests or national emblems. Yet, 3 of those 8 teams (Spain, England , Argentina) have successfully reached the semi-finals.   Spain has already secured its place in the final after defeating France, further strengthening the observation that Sun energy is outperforming and rising to the top in this Number 1 year. Numerology is not merely about numbers; it is about patterns, timing and recurring energies. The FIFA semi-finals provide another fascinating example of how the symbolism of the Sun, leadership, visibility and victory continues to manifest throughout 2026.   Ps. The Sun may be winning. The lion may be roaring. But the real victory belongs to Numerology, whose predictions continue to play out on the world stage.   For booking an appointment contact the below numbers via call or WhatsApp :- 9822354526 9834885132 7028655513 9503193210 — Swetta Jumaani Astro-Numerologist   Swetta Jumaani is an internationally renowned astro-numerologist with over 20 years of experience in numerology, astrology, and name correction. A member of the esteemed Jumaani family, she is known for her insightful predictions, guidance on personal and professional growth, and expertise in aligning individuals and businesses with the power of numbers. Her work spans relationships, careers, business, and global trends, making her a trusted voice in the field of occult science.

Celebrating 77 years of fragrance excellence, Cycle Pure Agarbathi, India’s No.1 agarbathi manufacturer and one of the world’s largest incense brands, today unveiled its latest festive range of Bamboo-less Solid Dhoop and Medini Judwaa Premium Cup Sambrani. Manufacturing over 12 billion incense sticks annually and reaching consumers in more than 75 countries, the company continues to blend tradition with innovation, offering products that reflect evolving consumer preferences while staying rooted in India’s rich spiritual heritage.   Cycle Pure Agarbathi Unveils New Festive Fragrance Range Ahead of the 2026 Festive Season   Founded in 1948 by visionary entrepreneur Shri N. Ranga Rao, Cycle Pure Agarbathi has grown from a traditional incense manufacturer into a globally trusted brand. Over the decades, the company has strengthened its leadership through consistent product innovation, responsible manufacturing, modern technology, and an unwavering focus on quality, while remaining deeply rooted in Indian culture and spirituality.   As a pioneer in sustainable manufacturing, Cycle Pure is proud to be the world’s first carbon-neutral agarbathi manufacturer, a milestone it has consistently maintained through investments in renewable energy, afforestation initiatives and responsible manufacturing practices. Reinforcing its commitment to environmental stewardship, the company has also achieved Plastic Neutral status by offsetting the equivalent amount of plastic it uses through certified plastic waste recovery and recycling initiatives.   Bamboo-less Solid Dhoop – 3 variants Dasara, Yagna and Woods each fragrance has been thoughtfully crafted to evoke a distinct sensory experience.   Inspired by the grandeur of the world-renowned Mysuru Dasara celebrations, Dasara combines the warmth of sandalwood with a rich masala blend to recreate an atmosphere of celebration, elegance and timeless tradition.   Yagna, one of Cycle’s oldest and most revered formulations, traces its origins to the late 1940s. Inspired by the sacred Vedic ritual of offering natural ingredients to the holy fire while chanting mantras, it creates a divine fragrance that enriches prayer, meditation, and spiritual reflection.   Drawing inspiration from the serenity of nature, Woods captures the feeling of an early morning walk through a lush forest. Blending sandalwood, amber, Ailanthus Malabarica and natural oils, it offers a deep, woody fragrance that promotes calm, balance and rejuvenation.   In Indian tradition, Medini is revered as the Earth Goddess, symbolizing stability, abundance, and harmony. Inspired by this nurturing essence, Medini Judwa Cup Sambrani is crafted to create a deeply calming and sacred atmosphere for your prayers and rituals. The special pack contains two soothing fragrances – Rose and Jasmine, each chosen for its ability to enhance the spiritual ambience of your home.   Speaking at the media interaction, Mr. Amarnath Datta, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, said, “For over 77 years, our journey has been guided by one simple philosophy to honour tradition while continuously evolving with changing consumer needs. Our success has been built on trust, consistent quality and innovation. While our roots remain firmly embedded in Indian culture and spirituality, we have embraced modern technology, research-led product development and sustainable manufacturing practices to remain relevant across generations. Today, consumers can access our products through traditional retail, modern trade, e-commerce and quick-commerce platforms, ensuring we remain available wherever they choose to shop.“   He further added, “Innovation also means taking responsibility towards the environment. As the world’s first carbon-neutral agarbathi manufacturer, and now a Plastic Neutral company, sustainability is embedded into the way we design, manufacture and deliver our products. Equally important is our commitment to creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for women, reinforcing our belief that business growth must go hand in hand with social progress.“   The company noted that consumer preferences are increasingly shifting towards premium pooja products, authentic fragrances and environmentally conscious choices. These changing preferences have inspired the development of the new festive range, which combines traditional fragrance experiences with modern innovation.   Mr. Dwaipayan Das, Associate Vice-President, Marketing, said, “The festive season is a time of deep emotional and spiritual connection for Indian families. Consumers today are seeking products that combine authenticity, quality and sustainability. Our latest launches reflect these evolving expectations while preserving the rituals and traditions that have been passed down through generations. Bihar continues to be an important market for us, and we are witnessing growing demand for premium fragrance offerings during the festive season.”   The company also highlighted that its recent acquisition of Satvik aligns with its long-term vision of strengthening its presence in the pooja and spiritual products category. By bringing together complementary strengths, the company aims to offer consumers a broader portfolio of trusted products while continuing to invest in innovation, sustainability and consumer-centric growth.   As India prepares for the festive season, Cycle Pure Agarbathi remains focused on expanding its product portfolio, strengthening its market presence across channels, and delivering meaningful fragrance experiences that bring together heritage, innovation and responsible growth.   About NR Group Founded in 1948 by visionary entrepreneur Shri N. Ranga Rao in Mysuru, NR Group is the maker of Cycle Pure Agarbathi, India’s No.1 agarbathi brand and one of the world’s largest incense manufacturers. Over the past 77 years, the Group has diversified into home fragrances through IRIS, functional air care products under Lia, floral extracts through NESSO, and aerospace engineering through Rangsons. Guided by its philosophy of innovation with responsibility, NR Group continues to blend heritage, sustainability and community development while serving consumers across India and more than 75 countries.

As the National Co-operative Union of India (NCUI) election approaches, cooperative sector observers believe C.B. Jisso, Chairman of Malankara Credit Society Ltd., has emerged as one of the strongest contenders from South India. His leadership and the remarkable growth of Malankara Credit Society have earned him recognition as a visionary who has helped redefine the modern cooperative movement.   C. B. Jisso Emerges as a Prominent Voice in NCUI Under C.B. Jisso’s leadership, Malankara Credit Society has grown into one of South India’s leading Multi-state Cooperative Credit Societies, serving over 1.70 lakh members with a business turnover exceeding INR 1,300 Crore across Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. The society has consistently achieved profitable growth while ensuring regular dividends to its members. Malankara has also pioneered several industry-first initiatives. It became the first Credit Society in Kerala to obtain membership in the International Cooperative Alliance (ICA), placing it on the global Cooperative map. The Society introduced Kerala’s first 24×7 Cooperative branch, setting new benchmarks in member service. It was also the first Cooperative Credit Society in India to introduce a Brand ambassador, bringing a fresh and professional approach to Cooperative branding and public engagement. Another landmark initiative was the launch of Diamond Loans, a first-of-its-kind offering in the Indian Cooperative Credit Society sector, reflecting the institution’s commitment to innovation and customer-centric financial solutions. Industry experts believe that these initiatives have inspired several Cooperative institutions across South India to embrace modernization while preserving the core values of cooperation, transparency, and member welfare. Malankara is increasingly viewed as a benchmark for professionally managed Cooperative institutions. Observers also point to C.B. Jisso’s vision for the cooperative sector, which emphasizes stronger national representation for Cooperatives, digital transformation, improved asset quality through responsible lending, leadership development, collaboration among Cooperative institutions, and policy advocacy to create a more enabling environment for sustainable growth. With the NCUI election scheduled for tomorrow, many within the Cooperative fraternity believe C.B. Jisso’s proven leadership, innovative outlook, and institution-building achievements place him in a strong position. While the final decision rests with the electorate, there is growing confidence that his contribution to strengthening the cooperative movement in South India has earned him widespread goodwill and support. Regardless of the election outcome, C.B. Jisso’s leadership and Malankara Credit Society’s pioneering initiatives continue to inspire Cooperative institutions across the country, reinforcing the role of innovation, professionalism, and member-centric governance in shaping the future of India’s Cooperative movement.

Combining lower ownership costs, practical everyday comfort and comprehensive ownership benefits, the VinFast VF MPV 7 offers Indian buyers a compelling new proposition in the premium seven-seat MPV segment.   Stretching across a generous 2,840 mm wheelbase, the VF MPV 7 offers the kind of cabin room families tend to appreciate most on longer journeys   Seven seats sound great on paper, but they often come with trade-offs. The bigger the vehicle, the bigger the bills tend to become, with long-distance family trips demanding more from the household budget than they should. That’s simply been part of owning a large family vehicle for years.   Positioned as a premium electric MPV that’s still practical for everyday ownership, the all-electric VinFast VF MPV 7 is trying to change that. Instead of asking buyers to choose between practicality and ownership costs, it focuses on something much simpler: getting the basics right. Plenty of space. Everyday comfort. And lower running costs that continue to make a difference long after the day of purchase.   Lower Running Costs That Add Up Over Time Assuming monthly driving of around 1,500 km, running a typical diesel-powered MPV in India today could easily cost owners anywhere from tens of thousands to over INR 100,000 annually in fuel expenses alone, contributing to a considerable sum for households that spend weekends on the highway or frequently travel between cities.   But since the VF MPV 7 is electric, even with regular home charging, electricity expenses remain only a fraction of what most diesel MPV owners typically spend on fuel. Combined with VinFast’s free charging support at V-Green charging stations until March 2029, many owners could spend next to nothing on day-to-day energy costs for years to come.   Nor do the savings stop there. VinFast’s complimentary maintenance for three years or 36,000 km helps reduce servicing expenses during the initial years of ownership, while a 7 year/160,000 km vehicle warranty and a 10 year/200,000 km battery warranty provide additional peace of mind over the longer term. Owners also benefit from complimentary roadside assistance during the standard vehicle warranty period.   Making the proposition even more attractive, customers switching from ICE vehicles can currently receive support worth INR 196,000 under VinFast’s EV transition program. Together, these ownership benefits help make the transition to electric mobility easier from day one.   Designed Around Everyday Journeys Of course, nobody buys a seven-seater just to save money. It’s there for school drop-offs on weekdays, family holidays during the summer and the occasional airport run when everyone’s luggage suddenly becomes your problem.   Fortunately, practicality is one of the VF MPV 7’s biggest strengths. Stretching across a generous 2,840 mm wheelbase, it offers the kind of cabin room families tend to appreciate most on longer journeys. First-drive impressions from Indian reviewers have highlighted not just the generous second row, but also a genuinely usable third row that remains comfortable even for adults.   Need more room for passengers? Done. Carrying luggage for a weekend getaway instead? That’s easy too.   The second-row seats slide, recline and tumble forward for easier ingress and egress, while the third row folds in a 50:50 configuration when cargo inevitably starts competing for space. Fold the rear seats down completely and luggage capacity expands to 1,240 liters, enough to comfortably accommodate multiple suitcases for a family getaway or all the bulky extras that inevitably come with family life. Children’s strollers, anyone?   Then there are the little things: dedicated third-row air conditioning controls, PM 2.5 air filtration, multiple charging ports and connected features such as remote AC control through a smartphone app. Combined with the inherently quiet nature of an electric powertrain, they also contribute to a more relaxing experience for both drivers and passengers.   Premium Value Beyond the Purchase Price There’s enough performance here to back up the practicality too.   The VF MPV 7 isn’t trying to be the sportiest MPV in the segment, nor does it need to be. Producing 204 PS and 280 Nm of torque, it delivers effortless acceleration that’s well-suited to both city traffic and highway cruising.   A MIDC-certified driving range of 517 km means fewer charging stops on longer drives, while DC fast charging capability allows the battery to charge from 10% to 70% in just 30 minutes when needed. Home charging convenience and a portable charger included as standard further add flexibility for owners travelling away from home.   Indian automotive reviewers have also described the vehicle as easy and confidence-inspiring to drive despite its size. Power delivery is smooth and predictable, while multiple drive modes and regenerative braking settings allow drivers to tailor the experience to suit both city commutes and highway journeys.   There’s certainly no shortage of seven-seat vehicles in India today. Finding one that combines generous space, lower running costs and long-term ownership benefits, however, is a much shorter list. And the VF MPV 7 simply happens to tick all three boxes.   About VinFast VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS), a subsidiary of Vingroup JSC, one of Vietnam’s largest conglomerates, is a pure-play electric vehicle (“EV”) manufacturer with the mission of making EVs accessible to everyone.    VinFast’s product lineup today includes a wide range of electric SUVs, e-scooters, and e-buses. VinFast is currently embarking on its next growth phase through rapid expansion of its distribution and dealership network globally and increasing its manufacturing capacities with a focus on key markets across North America, Europe and Asia.   Learn more at: vinfastauto.in.

Nikhil Kamath opens the latest episode by disqualifying himself, and it turns out to be the most useful thing he does. He has never bought any crypto, not once, and says he expects to leave the conversation exactly as he entered it. Then he asks Brian Armstrong, co-founder and CEO of Coinbase, to stop being a founder for two hours and become a college professor. Armstrong obliges. What Kamath does with the lesson becomes the story.   Brian Armstrong in podcast chat with Nikhil Kamath   His central provocation arrives without warning and Armstrong never quite resolves it. Bitcoin began as a protest, Kamath argues: against governments printing without consent, against intermediaries, against permission itself. Look at it now. Stablecoins backed by US Treasuries. KYC at every turn. Regulatory clarity negotiated in Washington. Five years ago crypto meant something democratic and open. Today, he says, the first image that comes to mind is Donald Trump. Somewhere along the way the movement became the establishment. He says to Armstrong: it is strange to watch an engineer become a lobbyist. Armstrong doesn’t accept the premise, crypto is inherently apolitical, he argues, and his hope is a framework that outlasts whoever holds office. Kamath lets the disagreement stand.   Armstrong’s provocation runs the other way, and it is the one India will hear. Asked what a 25-year-old could build under the country’s crypto tax regime, he offers no product idea and no workaround. He calls it one of the most punitive regimes anywhere Coinbase operates: the barrier is policy, not technology, and no entrepreneur solves a tax rate with a better product. His advice is political, Indian crypto users need to make themselves visible, because governments rarely respond to constituencies they cannot see.   Between those positions sits the argument that matters. Armstrong wants India to issue a digital rupee in stablecoin form with legislation behind it: dollar stablecoins succeed precisely where local digital fiat leaves a vacuum, and a country that built UPI might as well finish the job. Kamath’s answer is about sovereignty, made as a sceptic rather than a nationalist. A government running a tight fiscal system has little incentive to open an off-ramp into a dollar-backed instrument it neither issues nor controls. Look at what happened when the United States cut Russia out of SWIFT, he says, and ask why India would hand anyone that lever. They agree on remittances, roughly USD 150 billion a year by his reckoning, the largest flow in the world, still slow and still expensive. They agree on almost nothing else.   Kamath is sharpest when he stops arguing ideology and starts auditing arithmetic. If USDC is backed by short-term Treasuries yielding four percent, and Treasuries yield once, where does the second yield come from? If most of it flows back to customers, where is Coinbase’s spread? Is ten percent of four percent enough for the risk? Armstrong answers directly, ninety percent to the user, ten retained, balance-sheet risk with the issuer rather than the exchange. The questions matter more than the answers. It is a brokerage founder asking a crypto CEO to show his workings, and it earns him the provocations on either side of it.   On AI, it becomes clear Kamath has been making one argument all along. Armstrong worries AI concentrates wealth inside a few companies. Kamath worries it concentrates value inside another country, the harder problem, because it stops being about inequality and becomes about whether India is in the value chain at all. He remembers Microsoft and Linux: two things almost the same, and the years of being charged nothing that made it impossible to leave once the charging began. The last thing India needs, he says, is a generation of builders paying twenty dollars a month to an American company for the model their business runs on, held hostage the day the open-source alternative catches up. Armstrong broadly agrees, the open models run six months behind at a fraction of the inference cost, most workloads will end up there, and the valuations he is watching make him nervous.   What stays after the episode is how both men learned to deal with power. Armstrong assumed, as a young engineer, that following the law meant never having to think about government. It didn’t. He went to Washington anyway and could not tell for years whether it worked, until Coinbase sued its own regulator, against nearly everyone’s advice, and won. His rule: don’t do it unless the issue is existential and you are certain you are right. This was both, because capitulating would probably have ended the crypto industry in the United States. He talks about the USD 150,000 cheque from Paul Graham that gave him permission to quit his job. Kamath answers with Foundry, twenty-odd founders, half a million dollars each, a house to build in and a diagnosis of why India makes fewer of these people than it should. Not talent. A country that has not yet learned to find someone who tried and failed more impressive than someone who never tried.   Kamath leaves unconvinced that crypto has become what it set out to be, and the episode is stronger for not pretending otherwise. By the end, however, the conversation is no longer only about crypto. It is about digital money, AI infrastructure and financial sovereignty, all circling the same question: who owns the rails the future runs on? Kamath never answers it directly. Instead, he returns to an instinct that runs through the entire conversation: be wary of certainty. His closing analogy is about Bitcoin holders and Indian real estate developers alike, both convinced the asset can only go up, and convinced enough to argue every contrary view into submission. “Land can only go up,” they’ll tell you. “It’s finite in number.”   The episode is available now on YouTube, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.   About People by WTF People by WTF is a global podcast platform hosted by Nikhil Kamath, featuring

SKA Group, one of NCR’s leading luxury real estate developers, has announced the launch of SKA Atlantis, a luxury residential project in Siddharth Vihar, Ghaziabad. Spread over four acres, SKA Atlantis comprises three towers offering 3- and 4-BHK residences. The launch further strengthens the SKA Group’s presence in the NCR residential market, where it has built a reputation for delivering projects ahead of their respective RERA possession timelines.   SKA Group Launches SKA Atlantis in Siddharth Vihar, Expands Its Luxury Residential Portfolio   The launch comes at a time when the township is seeing stronger residential interest, supported by improving regional connectivity and a steady expansion of social infrastructure.   SKA Atlantis seeks to create a residential environment where open spaces remain central to everyday life. Zero vehicular movement is ensured, allowing landscaped greens, pedestrian areas and children’s play spaces at the surface level. The project offers around 119,000 sq. ft. dedicated to greenery and amenities.   These include an indoor all-weather swimming pool, outdoor swimming pool, gymnasium, yoga studio, squash court, coworking space, guest rooms and activity zones for different age groups, including dedicated spaces for toddlers, teenagers and senior citizens. Dedicated spaces for children, teenagers, adults and senior citizens have been integrated into the overall master plan.   “Homebuyers today are placing greater importance on the quality of the overall living environment rather than the size of an apartment alone. SKA Atlantis has been designed around that growing expectation by combining generous open spaces with facilities that encourage community living across all age groups. A hallmark of this project is zero vehicular movement at the surface level. Located in Siddharth Vihar, the region has rapidly gained in prominence in the last few years, supported by improving infrastructure and seamless connectivity. As with all our projects, we remain committed to our T3 principles of Transparency, Timely Delivery and Technology and offering everything we have committed to our customers,” said Sanjay Sharma, Managing Director, SKA Group.   SKA has already completed the acquisition of the project land from the UP Awas Vikas Parishad. The development is expected to be completed over the next five years, with possession targeted for 2031. The project comprises three towers, Atlas with 37 floors, and Eden-Aqua and Coral-Bliss with 34 floors each. It offers residences in configurations of 1,549 sq. ft. (3 BHK + 3 T), 1,792 sq. ft. (3 BHK + 3T), 2,080 sq. ft. (3 BHK + 3T), 2,295 sq. ft (4 BHK + 3T). and 2,989 sq. ft. (4 BHK + S + 5T), with prices starting from Rs. 10,499 per sq. ft.   Siddharth Vihar has steadily gained attention as infrastructure around the corridor has expanded. SKA Atlantis sits close to Metro, RRTS, the Delhi-Meerut Expressway, and NH-24, providing easy access to Delhi, Noida, and Greater Noida. The upcoming Noida International Airport is further expected to strengthen the region’s connectivity via FNG, while the surrounding social infrastructure, schools, hospitals and retail destinations have continued to grow alongside residential developments.   SKA Group’s portfolio of completed residential projects include SKA Arcadia, SKA Orion, SKA Divya Tower, SKA Skardi Greens, SKA Metro Ville, SKA Green Arch the possession of all was delivered ahead of their respective RERA committed dates. Its ongoing portfolio includes SKA Imperia, SKA Estate and SKA Divine. Over the years, SKA Group has built its brand around timely execution, transparent customer engagement and consistent delivery standards, principles the company collectively refers to as its T3 philosophy of Transparency, Timely Delivery and Technology.

Continuing their impressive streak of bringing laurels to India on global platforms, students of Galgotias University have earned international recognition at the Global Youth Diplomacy Model United Nations (GYDMUN), held in Malaysia.      Galgotias University brings pride to India as Sahil Rana and Amaan Lone earn top honours at the GYDMUN in Malaysia   The prestigious international conference brought together delegates from more than 25 nationalities, creating a dynamic platform for young leaders to deliberate on pressing global issues. Participants engaged in discussions centred on diplomacy, international cooperation, the United Nations Charter and the Sustainable Development Goals.   Sahil Rana, a BA (Hons.) Political Science student from the School of Liberal Education, Class of 2027, won the Best Delegate Award. Amaan Lone, a B.Tech. Data Science student from the School of Computer Science, Class of 2028, received the Most Outstanding Delegate Award.   Competing alongside delegates from diverse cultural, national and academic backgrounds, Sahil and Amaan demonstrated exceptional research abilities, confident presentation, persuasive public speaking, diplomatic negotiation and critical thinking under pressure.   Throughout the conference, they articulated their assigned countries’ positions with clarity, responded thoughtfully to challenging questions and presented compelling, evidence-based arguments grounded in the principles of the United Nations. Their ability to engage constructively with participants from different cultures reflected the true spirit of Model United Nations and the importance of collaborative approaches to global challenges.   Sharing his experience, Sahil Rana said, “Winning the Best Delegate Award among participants from more than 25 nationalities is an incredibly proud moment for me. The experience taught me that success in diplomacy depends on thorough preparation and understanding perspectives different from one’s own. I am grateful to Galgotias University for encouraging me to learn beyond the classroom and giving me the confidence to represent India on an international platform.”   Reflecting on his achievement, Amaan Lone said, “Participating in GYDMUN was a transformative experience that challenged me to think critically, communicate with clarity and respond calmly under pressure. Receiving the Most Outstanding Delegate Award has strengthened my belief that students from every academic discipline can contribute meaningfully to conversations on global issues. I am thankful to the University and my mentors for their constant guidance and support.”   Dr Dhruv Galgotia, Chief Executive Officer of Galgotias University, said, “Sahil and Amaan have made the University and the country proud through their exceptional performance on an international platform. Whether in diplomacy, technology or entrepreneurship, our students are proving that young Indians possess the knowledge, creativity and leadership needed to contribute meaningfully to the world. We remain committed to providing them with mentorship, resources and global opportunities that enable them to transform their potential into real-world impact.”   The honours earned in Malaysia add to a growing series of international achievements by Galgotias University students. At EDVentures 2026, hosted by The Education University of Hong Kong, student teams from the University represented India against 19 teams from 10 countries. Project TACTO secured the top spot for its inclusive, sensory-based coding education solution for visually impaired learners, while Tekurious Pvt. Ltd. was selected among the global finalists for its immersive virtual reality-based learning platform. Read about Galgotias University at EDVentures 2026.   The University also achieved remarkable success in Apple’s Swift Student Challenge 2026, with 18 students from its iOS Development Centre selected among only 350 winners worldwide. Their applications addressed challenges across accessibility, education, healthcare, artificial intelligence and augmented reality. Two students earned the distinction for the second consecutive year, demonstrating the consistency of the University’s innovation ecosystem. Read about the Apple Swift Student Challenge achievement.   Further strengthening its commitment to international academic exposure, Galgotias University selected and fully sponsored 16 students for a two-week Graduate Summer Programme at Girton College, University of Cambridge, under the memorandum of understanding between the two institutions. The immersive programme introduces students to frugal artificial intelligence, innovation and entrepreneurship, strategic thinking, global leadership communication, business modelling and executive storytelling. Culminating in a capstone venture pitch, the programme enables participants to learn from an internationally respected academic ecosystem, engage with multidisciplinary perspectives and develop solutions to contemporary global challenges. Read about the Cambridge Graduate Summer Programme.   Together, these accomplishments reflect Galgotias University’s expanding presence across international platforms in diplomacy, innovation, entrepreneurship, technology and academic excellence. They also underscore the University’s commitment to learning beyond the classroom and to nurturing socially responsible, globally aware and future-ready leaders.   About Galgotias University Galgotias University is one of India’s leading multidisciplinary universities recognised for academic excellence, research, innovation, global collaborations, and industry aligned education. With a vibrant student community of over 50,000 learners and a global alumni network of more than 100,000 graduates, the University has built a rapidly growing ecosystem focused on technology, entrepreneurship, interdisciplinary learning, and real-world impact.   In the QS World University Rankings 2027 by Quacquarelli Symonds, Galgotias University was placed in the 1201-1400 global band and ranked 16th among private universities and 46th among all universities in India. In the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026, the University was placed in the 1201-1500 global band and ranked 27th among private universities and 65th among all universities in India. The University is also accredited with NAAC A+, one of India’s highest institutional quality ratings.   Galgotias University offers programmes across engineering, artificial intelligence, computer science, semiconductors, business, law, media, design, health sciences, hospitality, liberal education, and emerging interdisciplinary domains. In 2026, students secured more than 5,500 job offers from over 1,250 recruiters. The University has built strong industry and innovation partnerships with organisations including Apple, Infosys, IBM, Intel, Cisco, Tata Technologies, L&T EduTech, Capgemini, and Salesforce, while continuing to strengthen its global academic engagement and startup ecosystem.

The Zora Delhi Convention Centre recently announced the pre-launch of The Zora Estate, a new premium venue experience designed by celebrated wedding and event designer Abhinav Bhagat within its landmark Open Canvas space at Lodhi Road. The collaboration brings together design, scale and versatility for a city whose event industry is evolving faster than ever.   A glimpse of The Zora Estate, the latest luxury event destination by The Zora, designed for bespoke celebrations and memorable experiences   The Zora Estate reimagines Open Canvas as a venue purpose-built for luxury weddings, sangeets, corporate events, social gatherings, curated brand experiences, and large-format productions. Anchored by a newly designed entrance and courtyard, it fuses Indian design sensibility with a distinctly global aesthetic.   The announcement follows a landmark first year for The Zora, which has hosted 125+ high-profile events since opening, establishing itself as one of Delhi’s most sought-after destinations for large-scale luxury celebrations. Located at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Lodhi Road, The Zora has built its reputation on central accessibility, expansive infrastructure, and the flexibility to host everything from grand weddings to corporate conferences, exhibitions, product launches, and entertainment-led experiences. With The Zora Estate, it takes its next deliberate step forward, positioning the venue in the ultra-luxury segment.   Unlike the venue’s other spaces, The Zora Estate will operate on a deliberately limited scale. The Zora will host only 9 to 10 events at the new venue each year, a number chosen by design rather than demand. Showarounds of the space will be strictly invite-only, reserved for select media, planners, and prospective clients rather than open public viewings.   This approach reflects The Zora’s positioning of The Zora Estate as its most exclusive offering yet, designed for those who seek not just a large-scale venue but an ultra-luxury event experience. For clients looking to create celebrations unlike anything else in Delhi, The Zora Estate has been built to deliver exactly that.   “The first feeling we want guests to have when they enter is that they should feel the luxury in the air. The venue has been designed to feel breathtaking from the very first moment, with a beautiful entrance and courtyard. The aesthetic works for corporate events, weddings, sangeets, and every kind of celebration. We wanted to create something Indian, but with a global approach. The Zora and I go a long way. I have seen this venue built from the ground up, and we’ve created beautiful events at Open Canvas even in its early stages. It’s a prestigious venue in central Delhi, and I’m glad to be pre-launching this new experience with them,” said Abhinav Bhagat, Founder of Abhinav Bhagat Events, Luxury wedding designer and Event Stylist.   Vivek Tyagi, General Manager, Operations, The Zora said, “The Zora has always been built as a canvas for imagination. With The Zora Estate designed by Abhinav Bhagat, we’re creating a new venue experience that brings together premium infrastructure, central Delhi accessibility, and one of India’s most recognised design visions. After a strong year across Ballroom, Myst, and Open Canvas, this collaboration marks an important next step in how we see event spaces evolving in Delhi and the NCR.”   The launch reflects a broader shift in India’s event industry, where there is growing demand for venues that are not only large in scale but also experience-led, visually immersive, and adaptable across different formats. The Zora Estate has been conceptualised to meet this demand, offering a design-forward venue for weddings, corporate events, social celebrations, and luxury gatherings, available only to a select few through an invite-only experience.   The pre-launch, showcased on July 10, gave select media, event planners, wedding professionals, influencers, and industry partners an exclusive first look at the venue ahead of its wider availability for bookings.   About The Zora – Delhi Convention Centre The Zora – Delhi Convention Centre is a luxury event venue located at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. With versatile event spaces including the Ballroom, Myst, Glasshouse and Open Canvas, The Zora is designed for weddings, social celebrations, corporate events, exhibitions, product launches, concerts, gala dinners and large format productions. The venue combines central Delhi accessibility with premium infrastructure, flexible event formats and curated hospitality experiences.   About Abhinav Bhagat Abhinav Bhagat is a luxury wedding and event designer known for creating immersive celebration environments through décor, space design, floral concepts, event styling and visual storytelling. His work focuses on transforming venues into bespoke experiences for weddings, social celebrations and high end events.