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Attack on Titan × Nijigen no Mori Present "Attack on Titan Mystery Quest" Event on Awaji Island in Japan

Awaji Island, located in Japan’s Kansai region, is home to Nijigen no Mori, an anime-themed park where visitors can experience the worlds of popular Japanese series in a natural setting. Among its attractions, the TV anime “Attack on Titan” collaboration offers an immersive experience that faithfully brings the story to life.   Participants investigate the disappearance of their superior officer Hans Zoe, using clues to unravel the mystery and search for him This event features two programs: the night event “Attack on Titan THE NIGHT WALK -Beyond the Walls-” and the daytime event “Attack on Titan Stamp Rally in Nijigen no Mori,” allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the world of the TV anime “Attack on Titan” both day and night. In the night event, participants walk approximately 1.2 km through the forest after dark, where projection mapping and immersive sound effects bring the world of “Attack on titan” to life. Visitors take on the role of new recruits, joining Eren Yeager and his comrades as they fight to reclaim freedom from the Titans. At the end of the course , participants receive an original, Nijigen no Mori-exclusive card as a reward for their achievements. In the daytime event, the first phase is the “Attack on Titan Stamp Rally in Nijigen no Mori,” where participants collect stamps featuring original character illustrations in a dedicated booklet. As the second phase of the event, “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest” will launch on Saturday, April 25, 2026. In “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest: The Search for the Missing Hans – Main Quest: Nijigen no Mori Edition,” which can be experienced on-site at Nijigen no Mori, participants become involved in an incident involving the disappearance of their superior officer, Hans Zoe. Using the clues left behind, they undertake a mission to unravel the mystery and search for Hans. In addition, “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest: Titan Capture Operation – Sub Quest: At-Home Edition,” which can be enjoyed both at home and on-site, will be available for purchase at a later date. *Purchase of the At-Home Edition edition is not required. Guests can enjoy either the Nijigen no Mori Edition or the At-Home Edition independently. In the Sub Quest, participants work to decipher the Titan capture plan by solving riddles assigned by their superior officer, Hans Zoe. The At-Home Edition will be available not only at Nijigen no Mori but also via the official Nijigen no Mori online shop. Participants in either the “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest: Nijigen no Mori Edition” or the “At-Home Edition” will receive one random original die-cut sticker (8 designs in total) as a special novelty. In addition to Nijigen no Mori–exclusive original merchandise, the park also offers original themed food inspired by characters such as Eren Yeager and Levi Ackerman. About the TV Anime “Attack on Titan” “Attack on Titan” is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Hajime Isayama. It was serialized in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine (Kodansha) from 2009 to 2021, and the 34 compiled volumes have surpassed a cumulative total of 140 million copies in print worldwide. The manga has been published in 18 languages and over 180 countries and regions, and the anime series has won multiple awards overseas, earning devoted fans across the globe. TV Anime“Attack on Titan” × Nijigen no Mori Collaboration Event Overview Period: Saturday, March 14, 2026 – Sunday, December 13, 2026 Location: 2425-2 Kusumoto, Awaji City, Hyogo Prefecture (Inside Hyogo Prefectural Awajishima Park Anime Park “Nijigen no Mori”) Overview: The world of the TV anime “Attack on Titan” will be recreated within the rich natural setting of Nijigen no Mori. Guests can enjoy the world of the anime through two events held by day and by night.   1. (Night Event) “Attack on Titan THE NIGHT WALK – Beyond the Wall –” Walk approximately 1.2 km through the forest at night and experience the world of the TV anime “Attack on Titan” brought to life through projection mapping and immersive sound effects. Participants become new recruits of the Survey Corps and join the battle to reclaim freedom from the Titans, aiming for “beyond the walls” together with Eren Yeager and the members of the Survey Corps. At the goal, participants will receive an original card.   2. Day Events: Phase 1:“Attack on Titan Stamp Rally in Nijigen no Mori” Participants can collect stamps of four characters in original illustrations, located throughout Nijigen no Mori, in a special stamp booklet. All participants will receive a novelty postcard with an original design. Phase 2: “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest – Nijigen no Mori Edition / At-Home Edition”   “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest: The Search for the Missing Hans – Main Quest: Nijigen no Mori Edition” Participants are drawn into an incident involving the disappearance of their superior officer, Hans Zoe. Using the clues left behind, they embark on a mission to solve the mystery and search for Hans.   “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest: Titan Capture Operation – Sub Quest: At-Home Edition” Participants work to decipher the Titan capture plan by solving riddles assigned by their superior officer, Hans Zoe. The “At-Home Edition” will be available for purchase at a later date. All Mystery Quest participants will receive one random original die-cut sticker (8 designs in total) as a special novelty.   3. Collaboration Merchandise Newly illustrated original artwork of Eren, Mikasa, Levi, and Erwin and others will appear as can badges and acrylic stands. In addition, a total of 36 original items packed with fun references for fans will be available, including goods such as “Captain Levi’s Quote Momo” and Armin’s “An Endless Lifetime’s Worth of Salt.”   4. Collaboration Food The collaboration food lineup includes “Eren’s Determination Mapo Tofu Bowl,” inspired by Eren’s burning hatred and resolve against the Tians; “Sasha’s Sneak-Eating Plate,” featuring ingredients she secretly snacked on; and “Mikasa’s Warm Red Scarf Cake,” inspired by her iconic red scarf. In addition, collaboration drinks such as “Captain Levi’s After-Cleaning Tea au Lait,” perfect for a relaxing break after tidying up, will be offered, for a total of 11 items. Ticket Information (Tax Included)  

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63SATS Cybertech joins hands with PDA to boost Cyber Defence Platform

63SATS Cybertech Limited, a subsidiary of 63 moons technologies, one of India’s fastest-growing cybersecurity companies, announced a strategic legal partnership with Pavan Duggal Associates (PDA), India’s most prominent cyber law firm, to build a comprehensive cyber defence platform for consumers, enterprises, and critical infrastructures.   63SATS Cybertech MD & CEO Neehar Pathare joins hands with Dr. Pawan Duggal for a strategic alliance in front of 63SATS Chairman Lt. Gen M U Nair during CyberSec Expo in Mumbai   Under this alliance, PDA under renowned cyber law expert Dr. Pavan Duggal, Advocate, Supreme Court of India, will serve as the exclusive legal partner to 63SATS across its full spectrum of offerings, powering legal readiness, Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act compliance, cybercrime prosecution, and cybersecurity advisory for both its B2B and B2C clients.   The Mumbai-based cybersecurity major said the industry-first capability alliance will bring together India’s leading full-stack cybersecurity company and the country’s foremost cyber law firm, delivering end-to-end DPDP compliance, cybercrime response and legal protection for enterprises, governments, and over 1.4 billion Indian consumers.   Both 63SATS Cybertech and PDA will provide clients with complete protection across the entire risk lifecycle – prevention, detection, response, regulatory compliance, legal defence, and recovery.   “Cybersecurity without legal readiness is an incomplete defence. When a breach happens, when a regulator comes knocking, when a consumer is defrauded — our clients need more than technology. They need a partner who stands with them in the courtroom, in front of the regulator, and in the public domain. Dr. Pavan Duggal and his team are, without question, the finest cyber law practice in India. Together, we are building something India has never had before — a single, unified shield that protects enterprises, governments and consumers across the entire risk spectrum,” said Neehar Pathare, Managing Director, CEO & CIO, 63SATS Cybertech.   This alliance will address a long-standing gap in the Indian market. Organisations hit by a cyber incident have historically been forced to navigate fragmented responses — one partner for incident response, another for compliance, a third for legal action. 63SATS and PDA will deliver all through one integrated and accountable engagement.   “The DPDP Act, the rise of AI-driven cyber threats, and an increasingly aggressive cybercrime landscape have made it clear — the line between cybersecurity and cyber law has collapsed. Indian businesses and citizens need a partner who can operate on both sides of that line with equal authority. 63SATS has built exceptional technology depth across enterprise, government, and consumer markets. Our partnership creates a benchmark for the industry, one that the country has long needed,” said Dr. Pavan Duggal, Founder & Chairman, Pavan Duggal Associates.   The company said the collaboration spans all three 63SATS business lines. The alliance will provide enterprises with legal advisory on managed security services, VAPT, Red Team engagements, incident response, contractual risk, and liability limitation for Indian and global enterprise clients.   The collaboration will support governments through their specialised legal counsel on cyber policy, national security frameworks, law enforcement coordination, and public-sector cyber defence mandates.   The partnership will focus on B2C and B2B2C through end-to-end cybercrime reporting and prosecution support for consumers of the CYBX Super App, India’s first cybersecurity super app with integrated cyber insurance, which recently crossed 1 million downloads on the Google Play Store.   The pact will address the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, and associated rules, offering integrated legal interpretation, compliance strategies, and technology implementation for organisations across fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, BFSI, and critical infrastructure.   63SATS Cybertech, along with PDA, will also provide legal frameworks for AI-driven cybersecurity, blockchain, digital assets, and intellectual property arising from its proprietary IP portfolio.

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International SOS Launches Psychological Support Sessions to Strengthen Employee Resilience Amid Ongoing Middle East Conflict

International SOS, the world’s leading medical and security risk mitigation services company, today announced the launch of Psychological Support Sessions, a structured, expert-led wellbeing programme designed to help organisations across India and the region provide meaningful, immediate, and scalable psychological support to employees impacted by the ongoing Middle East conflict.   Jerome Le Jehan, Managing Director Consulting International, International SOS Since the escalation of conflict, International SOS has been providing 24/7 on-the-ground support across the region, managing over 4,540 cases, supporting more than 1,390 client organisations, and coordinating the evacuation of over 1,370 people by land and air.   Through regular security briefing webinars and continuous alerts, International SOS has kept organisations informed and operationally prepared throughout the crisis. What this sustained response has made clear is that operational readiness, while essential, is only part of the picture. Organisations across India many with significant workforce exposure across the Middle East are confronting a parallel and equally urgent challenge: the psychological toll of prolonged conflict on employees who may never set foot in a conflict zone yet carry the weight of uncertainty, anxiety, and disrupted focus every day. Psychological Support Sessions is International SOS’s direct response to this need, extending its crisis support model from the physical to the psychological, and enabling organisations to fulfil their Duty of Care in full. “Organisations across India and the region are grappling with a reality that no wellness policy alone can address: their people are carrying the weight of sustained crisis – as employees, as parents, as human beings. Psychological Support Sessions exist to meet that need with clinical rigour and practical immediacy. This is not an add-on to Duty of Care; it is Duty of Care in action.”- Jerome Le Jehan, Managing Director Consulting International, International SOS. Programme Overview Psychological Support Sessions is delivered over six weeks, comprising six 30-minute expert-led sessions clinically designed and facilitated by qualified psychologists with direct experience in crisis environments. Sessions are recorded for ongoing access, making them practical for employees across time zones, seniority levels, and roles. Core topics covered include:   Regaining a sense of control in uncontrollable situations Managing information overload and constant news exposure Sleep disruption and recovery strategies Supporting parents, caregivers, and vulnerable family members Coping with prolonged uncertainty Managing the ‘double load’ of personal impact while supporting others Designed for Organizations That Need:   Practical wellbeing support for employees living in, deployed to, or psychologically impacted by the Middle East conflict A visible, proactive expression of Duty of Care that extends beyond operational security Structured support for employees, their families, and caregivers A credible, expert-led alternative to ad hoc wellbeing communications Guidance on managing stress, uncertainty, sleep disruption, and information overload at scale Availability Psychological Support Sessions is available immediately to organisations across India and South Asia. The programme is scalable for large, distributed workforces and can be deployed globally. For enquiries or to schedule a consultation, please contact: info.india@internationalsos.com or visit www.internationalsos.com About International SOS Group of Companies; 40 years of saving lives The International SOS Group of Companies is in the business of protecting and saving lives. Wherever you are, we deliver customized security risk management, health and wellbeing solutions to fuel your growth and productivity. In the event of a security incident, epidemic, extreme weather or any other business-disrupting event, we provide an immediate response, giving you and your workforce peace of mind. We uniquely combine industry-leading technology with expertise in security, medical and logistics to deliver prevention programs that offer real-time, actionable insights and on-the-ground support.   Founded in 1985, the International SOS Group has been saving lives for 40 years. Headquartered in London and Singapore, we are trusted by over 9,000 organizations. This includes the majority of the Fortune Global 500, as well as mid-size enterprises, governments, educational institutions, and NGOs. Nearly 13,000 global experts stand with you to provide support and assistance from over 1,200 locations in 90 countries, over 110 languages, 24/7, 365 days a year.

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Nicole Junkermann Outlines The Human Code for India's AI Era and Responsible Innovation

As India accelerates across artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure and innovation-led growth, new questions are emerging around trust, ethics and long-term value creation. Addressing that challenge, The Human Code, outlined by international investor Nicole Junkermann, offers a framework for responsible AI and human-centred progress.   The Human Code: NJF Holdings’ Investment Philosophy   As India accelerates across AI, digital public infrastructure, healthcare innovation, entrepreneurship and advanced manufacturing, The Human Code offers a framework for ensuring that progress remains human at its core.   The Human Code sits beneath Nicole Junkermann’s work across NJF Holdings, including NJF Capital and Gameday by NJF Holdings. It is built on a central belief: the most valuable progress is progress that strengthens people, trust and long-term prosperity.   “India is one of the most exciting countries in the world right now,” said Nicole Junkermann. “The scale of ambition, entrepreneurial energy and digital transformation is extraordinary. But the strongest growth is always growth guided by purpose, trust and long-term thinking.”   AI Regulation Is Not Enough. We Need AI Morals Nicole Junkermann has previously argued that while regulation is necessary, it is not sufficient for the AI age.   Governments around the world are developing new rules for artificial intelligence. India is building its own approach while balancing innovation, inclusion and economic growth. Across markets, industry leaders speak of guardrails, alignment and safety.   But The Human Code argues that rules alone cannot answer the deeper question of what kind of future societies want to build.   Regulation can reduce harm and create accountability. It can define standards and responsibilities. But it rarely answers why technology should exist, what values it should protect or how human dignity should be preserved.   For Nicole Junkermann, the next phase of AI leadership will require not only technical excellence, but moral imagination.   “We don’t just need smarter systems. We need wiser choices about how those systems are built, funded and used,” she said.   Why This Matters for India India has become a global leader in technology adoption, startup creation and digital systems built at scale. From payments innovation and digital identity to health technology and AI capability, the country is demonstrating how digital infrastructure can reach hundreds of millions of people.   That creates significant opportunity for founders, investors, institutions and global partners.   But growth at scale also raises important questions: How is trust built across large populations? How should AI be deployed responsibly? How can innovation remain inclusive? How do organisations balance speed with resilience? What creates durable value rather than short-term hype? How can technology strengthen dignity rather than reduce people to data points?   The Human Code is designed to help answer those questions.   A Framework for Responsible AI and Long-Term Value Rather than focusing only on short-term returns or market noise, The Human Code prioritises enduring value creation through trust, discipline, resilience, responsibility and patience.   It asks a different set of questions from traditional growth models: Does this strengthen trust or weaken it? Does technology extend human agency or reduce it? Is growth durable or cosmetic? Does leadership combine ambition with character? What happens when success arrives at scale? Does this make humanity stronger?   For Nicole Junkermann, those principles are increasingly relevant in fast-growing markets where AI and automation can reshape daily life quickly.   Artificial intelligence can improve productivity, widen access to expertise, accelerate research and support better services across healthcare, finance, education, logistics and manufacturing.   But if organisations pursue scale without stewardship, efficiency without ethics or growth without trust, they risk building faster without building better.   Trust, she argues, may become one of the scarcest and most valuable assets of the AI century.   Capital Has a Critical Role The Human Code also highlights the responsibility of capital.   What gets funded gets built. Investment decisions influence which technologies scale, which behaviours are incentivised and which institutions gain power.   For Nicole Junkermann, ethical due diligence should increasingly sit alongside financial due diligence. Before asking how large a company may become, investors should also ask what dependencies it creates, what behaviour it rewards and who may be left behind.   That is not idealism, but pragmatic foresight in a world where trust can be difficult to rebuild once lost.   Long-Term Opportunity in India India’s growth story, with its combination of talent, scale, rising ambition and digital capability, creates fertile ground for long-term investment thinking.   Some of the strongest opportunities emerge in sectors where patience is required before consensus forms. Areas such as life sciences, frontier technology, women’s sport, climate solutions and foundational infrastructure can demand conviction before markets fully recognise their value.   While short-term markets often chase attention, long-term builders create compounding advantage.   About Nicole Junkermann Nicole Junkermann is an international investor and entrepreneur focused on technology, artificial intelligence and life sciences. She is the founder of NJF Holdings, leading its venture arm NJF Capital and Gameday by NJF Holdings.   Through NJF Capital, she has built a portfolio of more than 40 companies, with a focus on early-stage investments in artificial intelligence, deep tech and life sciences. Notable investments include SpaceX, Rippling and Revolut, as well as Groq, where Nicole was an early and major investor prior to its recent acquisition by Nvidia.   For more information about Nicole Junkermann, The Human Code and NJF Holdings, visit NJFHoldings.com.

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Dassault Systemes Launches 'Energize India Hackathon 2026' to Accelerate Sustainable Energy Innovation Through Virtual Twins

Energize India Hackathon 2026 aims to accelerate India’s clean energy and energy security vision using Dassault Systemes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform. Focus on hydrogen, renewables, nuclear and energy storage aligns with national priorities, to drive real-world impact with virtual twin–based innovation. 60-day, mentor-led journey from onboarding to final pitch unlocks access to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, 3DEXPERIENCE Lab support and industry visibility for India’s innovators.   Dassault Systemes (Euronext Paris: FR0014003TT8, DSY.PA) today announced the launch of the Energize India Hackathon 2026, a strategic initiative designed to catalyze India’s journey toward energy security and clean energy dominance. Led by the 3DEXPERIENCE Lab – the company’s open innovation laboratory and accelerator program, this 60-day challenge invites innovators to leverage the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to develop tangible, data-driven, and virtually simulated solutions for the nation’s most pressing energy challenges. The Energize India Hackathon 2026 will focus on four critical domains: Hydrogen Innovation Ecosystem, Renewables Innovation, Nuclear Energy Innovation, and Energy Storage and Battery Innovation. It invites students, startups, researchers and innovators to design virtual twin–based solutions that can be scaled in the real world. Submissions will be classified under these four domains and evaluated on their potential to address large, urgent and systemic energy challenges. “Energy is the backbone of India’s economic ambition and climate commitment powering our factories, our cities and our digital future. As India bets big on renewables, green hydrogen and storage, the real differentiator will be how fast we can design, test and scale new ideas sustainably. With the 3DEXPERIENCE platform and virtual twins, Dassault Systemes provides Indian innovators a way to simulate tomorrow’s energy systems before they are built, de-risking decisions and accelerating impact. Energize India Hackathon 2026 is our call to entrepreneurs, students and researchers to help shape a cleaner, more resilient energy future not in decades, but in this decade,” said Deepak NG, Managing Director, India, Dassault Systemes. In the development phase, participants will use Dassault Systemes’ industry solutions to model and simulate their energy innovation, leading into a validation phase where industry experts will mentor them on the final virtual twin and guide them in preparing for the jury presentation. The hackathon will culminate in a final pitch and showcase, where teams will present to a jury comprising esteemed members from NITI Aayog, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Kerala Startup Mission, public organisations working in the energy domain, successful startup founders, and senior corporate energy leaders. Projects will be evaluated against five criteria: disruptive impact, technical depth, scalability and economic viability, systems integration and sustainability impact, and execution readiness. Winning teams will gain access to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform and hands-on training, mentorship and support from the 3DEXPERIENCE Lab to develop their project, startup or research, as well as the opportunity to showcase their innovations at 3DEXPERIENCE Forums and across various industry associations.  The registration period for Energize India Hackathon 2026 will span 30 days, including an information webinar and Q&A, with the 60-day hackathon commencing after all registrations are complete and shortlisted teams are announced.  Registration Link: www.myevents.3ds.com. For more information Dassault Systemes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform, 3D design software, 3D Digital Mock Up and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solutions: www.3ds.com. Connect with Dassault Systemes on: Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/dassaultsystemes YouTube: www.youtube.com/DassaultSystemes

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World's Leading Building and Climate Organizations Launch Coalition to Green AI Data Centers

Nine of the world’s leading built environment and sustainable finance organizations today launched the Greening AI Data Centers Coalition (GADCC) — a new global initiative to set clear, credible standards for sustainable data center development as AI-driven demand for computing power accelerates worldwide.   The GADCC will develop transparent benchmarks that define what “green” genuinely means for data centers, helping investors, operators, communities and policymakers cut through greenwashing and direct capital toward facilities that reduce emissions while protecting water resources, energy systems and local communities.   Founding members are the Building Research Establishment (BRE), the Climate Bonds Initiative, the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB), the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB), the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), the Green Building Council South Africa (GBCSA), the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC), the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), and World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) — combining expertise in building certification, performance benchmarking, green finance and sustainability standards.   The need for sustainable data centers Cities around the globe are increasingly challenged by the rapid growth of data centers powering artificial intelligence applications due to concerns about their heavy electricity and water use, their effects on local utility costs, noise pollution, and the relatively small number of long-term jobs they create.   Data centers currently consume roughly 1.5–2% of global electricity, and the International Energy Agency projects demand will more than double by 2030. Their water footprint is growing just as fast, so much so that it intensifies the pressure on local water supplies — with facilities in some regions consuming as much water as a small city. Unchecked expansion risks straining local grids, driving up consumer energy costs and crowding out renewable energy access for other users.   The rapid growth of AI data centers has made the challenge of greening digital infrastructure increasingly urgent. If new data centers are powered by fossil fuels or draw heavily on scarce water resources, they could slow global decarbonization efforts and undermine the long‑term viability of AI itself. With investor interest in green data centers rising, there is a growing need for clear, consistent definitions of what “green” AI infrastructure truly means — backed by transparent data and credible benchmarks that protect communities, energy security and the environment.   What the GADCC will deliver The coalition’s initial program of work will focus on two priorities: Common sustainability criteria: Developing an internationally aligned framework of environmental and social performance standards for data centers, covering energy, carbon, water, waste, biodiversity and community impact. Market enablement: Supporting the development of credible green finance instruments — including green bonds and sustainability-linked loans — for data center investment that meets the coalition’s standards.   Peter Templeton, President and CEO, U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), “We are proud to be a founding member of this coalition to accelerate sustainable design and operations in data centers worldwide. As a strategic asset class, data centers are central to technological innovation and economic growth. Through this coalition, we are committing our collective expertise to balancing this growth with responsible development that protects energy affordability, local resources, and quality of life.”   James Fisher, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Building Research Establishment (BRE), “BRE is pleased to be part of the Greening AI Data Centers Coalition, bringing together organizations with shared expertise across the built environment. As AI infrastructure continues to expand, collaborative approaches grounded in recognized standards such as BREEAM will be essential to support more sustainable outcomes for buildings, infrastructure and the communities they serve.”   Sean Kidney, CEO, Climate Bonds Initiative, “Trillions are going into building AI data centers, but without clear standards, it risks becoming a climate disaster. The solutions are simple: use clean energy, recycle water and re-use heat. This coalition is about setting the rules to get that right.”   Dr. Christine Lemaitre, CEO, German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB), “Data centers are becoming an increasingly significant subject in Europe too, requiring comprehensive and sustainable planning and implementation in order to minimize any negative implications for climate protection. In this context, the link to the municipal context plays a particularly important role. Developing common standards in a timely manner that work on a global scale is a key task, making our coalition particularly significant.”   Dr. Chris Pyke, Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB), “Data centers are the fastest-growing, most impactful category of real estate. GRESB shares the Greening AI Data Centers Coalition goal of providing investors with the information they need to constructively engage with developers and operators to protect financial value and improve social and environmental outcomes. Investors – equipped with timely and relevant information – can play a key role in making essential data center development safe and sustainable.”   Davina Rooney, Chief Executive Officer, Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), “Artificial intelligence is driving rapid growth in data centers around the world, including here in Australia. As this infrastructure expands, we need clear expectations for sustainability that protect energy systems, water resources, and communities. This coalition will bring global expertise together while recognizing that local conditions, from climate to grid dynamics, must shape how sustainable data centres are delivered.”   Mr K S Venkatagiri, Executive Director, Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), “Greening AI data centers is no longer a choice; it is an imperative for a sustainable digital future. For over two decades, IGBC (Indian Green Building Council) has championed green data centers, proving that energy efficiency, resilience, and scale can go hand in hand. India has total 1.4 GW of total Designed IT Load out of which more than 850 MW of IT load is Green Certified. As AI accelerates demand, sustainability must accelerate innovation. The future of AI must be powerful, responsible, and truly green.”   Cristina Gamboa, CEO, World Green Building Council (WorldGBC), “Data centers are rapidly becoming part of the physical fabric of our built environments, with significant impacts on energy systems, water resources and local communities. As a founding member of the Greening AI Data Centers Coalition, the World Green Building Council

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Saya Gold Avenue Sees Rising Demand Among HNI Buyers in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad

Saya Gold Avenue, a flagship development by Saya Homes, is witnessing a significant surge in demand from high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) in Indirapuram, reinforcing its position as one of the most sought-after premium residential addresses in the region. Backed by the strong legacy of Saya Group, the project continues to attract affluent buyers seeking a refined, lifestyle-led living experience.    Saya Gold Avenue Sees Rising Demand Among HNI Buyers Strategically located in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, the development benefits from a well-established social ecosystem and seamless connectivity to Delhi, Noida, and other key NCR corridors. Its positioning within a mature and vibrant micro-market has made it a preferred destination for both discerning end-users and investors. High-Rise Living as a Signature Offering A defining feature of Saya Gold Avenue is its contemporary high-rise architecture, which elevates the skyline of Indirapuram while offering expansive views, superior ventilation, and a heightened sense of exclusivity. This vertical living format has resonated strongly with HNI buyers, aligning with their aspiration for premium, elevated lifestyles within urban hubs. Strong HNI-Led Momentum The project is increasingly witnessing a shift in buyer profile, with a growing share of demand coming from HNIs and upwardly mobile professionals. These buyers are prioritizing privacy, luxury, and curated living environments—areas where Saya Real Estate developments have consistently delivered value. The project has also emerged as a landmark development, with the final few units being sold at prices exceeding Rs. 15,000 per square foot, reflecting strong buyer confidence and its premium positioning in the market. This trend further underscores a broader movement where affluent buyers are choosing established locations like Indirapuram over purely emerging corridors. Amenity-Rich Living Driving Preference Saya Gold Avenue offers a comprehensive suite of lifestyle amenities including a modern clubhouse, swimming pool, fitness center, landscaped greens, jogging tracks, and dedicated recreational zones. The project’s focus on creating a self-sustained ecosystem centered around wellness, leisure, and community living has been a key differentiator in the competitive NCR residential landscape. Expanding Footprint in Ghaziabad Building on the success of Saya Gold Avenue and other landmark developments such as Saya Zion and Saya Zenith the group is now gearing up to launch a new premium residential project in Rajnagar Extension. This upcoming development is expected to further strengthen Saya Group’s presence in Ghaziabad and cater to the growing demand for high-quality, lifestyle-driven housing. Aligned with Evolving Urban Aspirations As urban homebuyers increasingly seek a blend of connectivity, luxury, and community-centric living, Saya Homes continues to stay ahead of the curve. Saya Gold Avenue stands as a testament to this vision—delivering not just homes, but an elevated living experience tailored for India’s new-age affluent buyers. About Saya Group Saya Group, established over 25 years ago, is a trailblazer in the real estate industry with a strong presence in the Delhi NCR region. Known for pioneering luxury residential and commercial developments, the group began with low-rise floors and luxury villas before expanding into high-rise residential and commercial projects. Today, Saya Group has developed a portfolio of over 4.99 lakh sq. mtr. of premium residential and commercial spaces, including 2.20 lakh sq. mtr. of high-street retail developments in Noida and Greater Noida West. The group’s diverse portfolio reflects its commitment to delivering quality developments that cater to the evolving needs of modern homebuyers and businesses.

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Parimatch Launches 'Every Monday Is a Hunt,' A New Weekly Quest Initiative

Parimatch has introduced The Great Ball Hunt, a new weekly engagement format integrated with the Indian T20 League, an interactive quest with rewards and prizes that every participant can receive. The brand engages fans in an exciting search for cricket balls under the slogan: “SPOT THE BALL — WIN IT ALL!”   Parimatch Launches a Weekly Quest with Big Rewards During the last five weeks of the Indian T20 League, every Monday, Parimatch opens a one-day gaming window. The platform literally “comes alive”: cricket balls appear in different sections and put users into search mode. They are not in plain sight — they need to be noticed during regular platform use. The search turns into a real hunt: you move across sections, unexpectedly find the first ball, then the next and each one builds progress and brings you closer to rewards for the most active and attentive participants.   How to take part in Golden Hunt Participation is simple — you enter on launch day and are instantly inside the game, with no separate modes or extra steps. You use the platform as usual, spotting and collecting cricket balls along the way. Each ball you find is added to your total. Red balls unlock guaranteed rewards, while special golden balls give access to bigger prize opportunities. Some balls are linked to featured games — when you tap on them, you’re taken to a dedicated mini-game, where you can receive a bonus before continuing to the full game experience. Every Monday, the hunt resets with a new drop — ball locations change, progress starts fresh, and you get a new chance to play and win.   The More You Find, The More You Win The more cricket balls you collect, the greater your rewards. Collecting red balls guarantees instant prizes for everyone:   5 balls — 100 IPL Diamonds 10 balls — 250 IPL Diamonds Players who go further and collect 10 red balls plus 2 golden balls unlock access to a weekly prize draw. Each week, 10 winners are selected at random to share a total prize pool of Rs. 10 lakh. Winnings are credited directly to user accounts every Tuesday. Parimatch continues to create engaging experiences that make the Indian T20 League more interactive and immersive. Try The Great Ball Hunt every Monday during the season and step into a fast-paced interactive cricket experience where every ball you find brings you closer to rewards. Dive into a quest filled with guaranteed prizes, weekly draws, and exclusive bonus drops throughout the event.

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Nykaa Marks Earth Day with 'Recycle and Rewards' Programme, Reinforcing its Commitment To Sustainability in Beauty

Every beauty ritual begins with a choice, and over time, those choices shape not just how we look, but the world we live in. As Nykaa, India’s leading beauty and lifestyle company, celebrates 14 years of redefining beauty in India, it is turning its focus to what comes after the last drop, the empty bottle, the finished jar, and the packaging we often overlook.   Nykaa’s Recycle and Rewards Program This Earth Day, Nykaa introduces ‘Recycle and Rewards’, a programme designed to bring responsibility into the heart of everyday beauty, and move meaningfully towards a more conscious beauty economy. Launching across 14 select stores, in line with Nykaa’s 14th birthday, the initiative invites customers to return their empty, used beauty packaging and take a small but powerful step towards a more conscious routine. This initiative will be rolled out across Nykaa stores in India in a phased manner.  Starting across key markets including Mumbai, Delhi, Gurgaon, Bangalore, and Kolkata, the programme will be available at select stores such as Palladium, Linking Road, Mumbai Mall of India, Noida, DLF Avenue Mall Saket, Delhi and 100 ft Road, Bangalore. At each participating store, a dedicated recycling bin will serve as a simple starting point, making it easier for customers to integrate responsible disposal into their beauty journeys. The process is designed to be seamless. Customers can clean their beauty empties at home, bring them to a participating Nykaa store, and drop them into the recycling bin. As an immediate benefit, they receive Rs 100 off on same-day in-store billing, along with 1,000 reward points per empty credited to their Nykaa account, capped at a maximum of 10,000 reward points per visit. These rewards are redeemable both online and in-store, reinforcing the idea that doing good should feel just as rewarding.  Open to all beauty and personal care packaging with no minimum threshold, the programme is designed to encourage consistent participation rather than one-time action. As an always-on initiative, it aims to build long-term habits, where small individual actions, like dropping off an empty, can collectively drive meaningful environmental impact.   Nykaa’s Recycle and Rewards Program Behind the scenes, all collected waste will be routed through Nykaa’s existing network and processed in line with its waste management practices, working with authorised recyclers to ensure responsible handling and recycling of materials. This structured approach ensures that what is collected does not end up in landfills, but is channelled back into the recycling ecosystem. ‘Recycle and Rewards’ is a natural extension of Nykaa’s broader vision of sustainable beauty. Over the years, the company has evolved to become a holistic lifestyle partner, increasingly aligning with the expectations of a new generation of consumers who value responsibility as much as aspiration. From curating brands that prioritise cleaner formulations and thoughtful packaging, to strengthening its own House of Nykaa portfolio and supply chain practices with a more conscious lens, each step reflects a larger commitment to building a responsible beauty ecosystem. Anchit Nayar, Executive Director and CEO, Nykaa Beauty, said, “Over the past 14 years, Nykaa has been built on the belief that beauty can inspire confidence, but it must also be responsible. With ‘Recycle and Rewards’, we are taking a step towards making sustainability more accessible and actionable for our consumers, integrating it seamlessly into their everyday beauty journeys. As consumption grows, so does our collective responsibility, and this initiative is designed to encourage mindful choices while rewarding positive behaviour. This is not a standalone effort, but a continuation of Nykaa’s long-term commitment to building a more sustainable beauty ecosystem.” As Nykaa steps into its next chapter, ‘Recycle and Rewards’ is a reminder that the future of beauty will be defined not just by innovation or aspiration, but by the habits we build, the communities we shape, and the responsibility we choose to take. Building a More Conscious Beauty Ecosystem Sustainability has always been at the core of Nykaa’s journey. Through its Nykaa 10×10 initiatives: Sustainability at the Core of Operations, this vision comes to life across everyday decisions, quietly reshaping how beauty is experienced, delivered, and consumed. It shows up in the smallest details and the largest systems. A shift to zero-paper order processing. Nearly every order, 96% in FY25, reaching customers in more sustainable packaging. Behind the scenes, materials are not discarded but reimagined 160 MT of plastic and 2,003 MT of carton waste recycled. Across the ecosystem, this thinking travels further. At Superstore by Nykaa, 1.5 million brand boxes found a second life in FY 25. Within House of Nykaa warehouses, every corrugated box was reused, turning routine operations into powerful acts of reduction and reuse. But this is not just about operations. It is about enabling a shift in mindset. A growing portfolio of clean, cruelty-free, and conscious beauty invites consumers to participate in this journey, making choices that are as responsible as they are aspirational. From warehouses to retail floors, these interconnected efforts are shaping a future where beauty and responsibility move together. And as Nykaa continues to innovate, partner, and engage more deeply, it is building towards a more circular, conscious ecosystem, one where every choice, big or small, adds up to something larger.   Appendix* List of 14 Nykaa stores where customers can give their empties   Sr No Store Name 1 Nykaa Luxe Phoenix Palladium Mumbai 2 Nykaa Luxe Churchgate Mumbai 3 Nykaa Luxe Breach Candy Mumbai HS 4 Nykaa Luxe Linking Road Khar HS Mumbai 5 Nykaa Luxe Oberoi Sky City Mall Borivali 6 Nykaa Luxe PMC Kurla Mumbai 7 Nykaa Luxe DLF Saket Delhi 8 Nykaa Luxe Mall of India Noida 9 Nykaa Luxe DLF Cyber Hub Gurgaon HS 10 Nykaa Luxe Pacific Mall Tagore Garden 11 Nykaa Luxe Connaught Place HS 12 Nykaa Luxe 100Ft Bengaluru 13 Nykaa Luxe Sarjapur Bangalore HS 14 Nykaa Luxe Park Street Kolkata   About Nykaa Nykaa’s vision is to bring inspiration and joy to people everywhere, every day. Born from a desire to make beauty a mainstream choice, the Nykaa

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63SATS Cybertech unveils CYBX Version 2 to empower NextGen digital safety

Amid the fast-evolving and forever-expanding world of cyber risks in every walk of life, 63SATS Cybertech, a subsidiary of 63 moons technologies, has broadened the cybersecurity landscape with the introduction of superapp CYBX Version 2 that upgrades mobile safety by moving beyond traditional protection toward a more intelligent and intuitive cyber shield, building upon its established people-first approach.   CYBX Version 2, a sophisticated superapp, is designed to combat evolving digital frauds and secure India’s digital ecosystem   Further, CYBX Version 2 sets a new benchmark in communication privacy by expanding its secure calling feature to support up to 50 participants, in addition to real-time blocking of phishing links, malicious apps, and unsafe public Wi-Fi.   Designed for high-stakes privacy, the secure calling feature is ideal for confidential business strategy discussions or sensitive personal chats, as it offers end-to-end encryption, prevents third-party call recording, and notifies you if the recipient puts the call on speakerphone.   Rolling out the upgraded CYBX V2 for consumers, Srinivas L, Joint Managing Director and Joint Chief Executive Officer, 63SATS Cybertech, said, “For many, one incident is enough to realise how vulnerable our everyday digital interactions can be. CYBX steps in as a trusted companion, helping users not only protect themselves but also rebuild confidence in their online engagement. With the launch of CYBX Version 2, we have taken this commitment a step further. From secure group calling to gamified elements that encourage better cyber habits, CYBX Version 2 empowers users to take control of their digital safety more smartly.”   To make security proactive rather than reactive, CYBX V2 introduces a gamified user experience. The CYBX security score is a dynamic rating (out of 100) that acts like a “credit score” for digital hygiene. A higher score reflects device integrity and cyber-safe user behaviour rather than the probability of hacking.   Besides, the upgraded version also offers smart nudges and badges, providing real-time prompts and rewards that encourage safer digital habits, such as verifying unknown QR codes and ensuring regular software updates.   The Mumbai-based Cybersecurity major CYBX Version 2 also enables simplified navigation that scans and secures the device in just 1-2 taps. Complex threats are explained in non-technical language. For example, a dangerous hyperlink would simply be described as an “Unsafe link” for the user instead of the more complicated “Malicious URL found”.   Further, to broaden the reach of cyber protection and ensure inclusivity across India’s digital ecosystem, CYBX V2 now includes Hindi language support. With this, the app breaks down barriers for non-English speakers, making high-level security accessible to a wider audience.   CYBX V2 retains its robust foundation of defending against around 100 cyber threat vectors. It continues to include the virtual ‘Sound Box’ which offers a “listen before you pay” feature while scanning QR payment codes to tackle UPI scams (like countering fake QR overlays by reading the payee’s name and, where included, amount details).   An industry-first integration offering financial protection of up to Rs. 10 lakh against cyber fraud remains the cornerstone of CYBX Version 2, depending upon the plan taken.   Powered by STQC-certified mobile threat detection technology (with more globally recognised certifications on the way), Srinivas points out, CYBX V2 ensures that as cyber threats evolve, users remain protected through a solution that is as simple as it is sophisticated.   “The landscape of cybercrimes has undergone significant change in the ever-growing digital world. Our focus has always been to create a solution that understands user behaviour, guides it, and ultimately makes cybersecurity a seamless part of everyday life. CYBX Version 2 is empowering the next generation for a safer digital future,” he adds.

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