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Meet the man who is credited with turning Bengaluru into a pink paradiseBengaluru's streets are now adorned with beautiful pink flowers. These blooms come from Tabebuia rosea trees, introduced by forester S.G. N...- Maths and magic meet in Bengaluru as Dr. Martens scales global strategyDr. Martens established a Global Capability Centre in Bengaluru, India, to merge its heritage with a digital future. This strategic move, d...
- Mumbai's 'pink soul' cherry blossom may be in its 'final act': Best time, key dates, and viewpoints to see before the season endsMumbai Cherry Blossom 2026: Every February, a 12-kilometer stretch of the Eastern Express Highway (EEH) in Vikhroli undergoes a magical tra...
- 'Bengaluru is exhausted... surviving on caffeine': Startup founder reveals 'top 3 corporate concerns' shaking up the cityBengaluru’s glossy startup exterior hides a tired truth—burnout is rampant. In a widely shared post, founder Karan Raghani humorously expos...
- 'I am going to write my life’s journey': Mother of billionaire Zerodha brothers Nithin and Nikhil Kamath shares heartfelt postRevathi Kamath, mother of Zerodha founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, has announced her upcoming autobiography in a heartfelt Facebook post....
- Her two sons are billionaires. But Zerodha's Kamath brother's mother Revathi takes a Bengaluru metro ride, standingRevathi Kamath, mother of Zerodha co-founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, was recently seen taking a Bengaluru Metro ride, standing in the wo...
- Bengaluru isn’t really Bengaluru without its pink Tabebuia trees: Here’s why "India's slowest city" needs them more than everBengaluru is experiencing a breathtaking transformation as Tabebuia rosea trees burst into bloom, painting the urban landscape in dreamy sh...
- Bengaluru again turns pink. Where to enjoy? How India's Silicon Valley got it pink blossomsIn Bengaluru, the blooming of Tabebuia rosea trees has transformed the busy city into picturesque pink avenues. These non-native species, i...
- Dear Bangalore, where old pop-rock songs come to die/ live on foreverThe more things change in Pub City, the more they (kinda) stay the same – coding done, yet another product launched, the young clientele ha...
- A few old private sector banks may look like convenient acquisition targets. But that may not be easyMost OPBs are investing in technology to attract young customers. According to analysts, they invest Rs 100-250 crore every year on moderni...
- It's OnFrom WhatsApp's lawsuit against the government to Amazon's splashy MGM purchase and Vimeo spun off as a public firm, here's a quick look at...
- From a wild pink flower to green mangoes, the souring agents that add flavour to Indian cuisineIndian food uses various distinctive souring agents like the dark kachampuli vinegar, anaardana, and green bilimbi.
- This summer's wondrous fruits: From cempedak to santolWhile the exotica bug has truly bitten the fruit world, celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar says nutritional benefits lie with native, lo...
- #Steelflyoverbeda: A Community Carnival to raise civic issuesUrban infrastructure expert V Ravichandar said that getting the government to consult people need not be a number game. “ All it takes is a...
- How the oldest IT company IBM is discovering its India storyThis is not the first time IBM is transforming itself. Founded in 1911, it has seen a few already, including in the early ’90s when it face...
- Lemon Tree apologises after social media backlash"While we have already removed the poster in reference, we have initiated the process of reviewing our collateral across our hotels in orde...
- Restaurants ride the farm-to-fork waveRestaurants ride the farm-to-fork wave, picking vegetables and micro greens from chosen artisanal patches, if not their own gardens
- What Kerala's new transgender policy could teach other states about recognising the rights of a maltreated communityIndia's transgender people were recognised for the first time by the Census in 2011. It pegged the TG population at 4.88 lakh, 56% of whom ...
- Here's why Devi Shetty of Narayana Health is looking to hit Dalal StreetThe multispecialty hospital chain, valued at an estimated Rs 5,000 crore hopes to raise Rs 1,200-1,500 crore from the market.
- Switzerland's Rapperswil: Why a tour of the town is truly captivatingThe castle itself was built in the early 13th century by the Rapperswil counts, powerful nobles who moved from across the river to settle h...
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