India and Oman's Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, CEPA, begins on June 1. This pact offers Indian exports 100% duty-free acces...

Public Sector Banks have achieved a record net profit of Rs 1.98 lakh crore in FY 2025-26, marking their fourth consecutive year of strong ...

Titan Q4 Results: Titan Company reported a robust 35% growth in net profit for Q4FY26, reaching Rs 1,179 crore, driven by a strong performa...

From fast fashion and global aspirations to diversified product categories and lightbulb moments, Keshwani elucidates the journey that help...

Indian brands are changing Christmas gifting. They offer unique and personalized products. These gifts reflect local craftsmanship. The Soa...

Dr. Jehirul Islam, an expert in Agarwood management, is revolutionizing Assam's agar industry. His company, MJI Group, is pioneering sustai...

Kannauj’s attar makers are confident they will always find takers for their products. But the possibility of being pushed into the sideline...

Jasmine, one of the most expensive oils in the world, has been used for millennia in India to honour the gods and form a key part of world-...

When it was launched by the French designer Coco Chanel in 1921 the perfume was seen as a distinctly modern scent, with a clean, crisp arom...

Ajmal, the perfume baron who says he is no longer interested in business, has assumed centrestage in Assam elections.

Many may not have heard of Elysium, Rose Atlantic, Sahraa Oud and 24 Old Bond Street Triple Extract, but collectors of unique scents are a ...

India has been a land of olfactory indulgence — this is where ittar, incense and aromatherapy have existed for thousands of years, and pers...

It allows Akhilesh Yadav to promote his state (and party) in an innovative way. It supports the local ittar industry in Kannauj.

Thanks to his savvy financial planning, Currimbhoy does not need to worry about keeping the home fires burning.

The Indian Fragrance Industry, which is growing at a CAGR of 40 per cent, is likely to reach a figure of Rs 10000 crore by the year 2015.

Indians would have no reason to sniff disparagingly about Britain's 10 favourite 'smells', as fresh bread, cut grass, clean laundry, tea, c...