“Both Allu Arjun and Shah Rukh Khan endorse Thums Up. Its team decided to bring them together as such a star-studded campaign is sure to catch attention. After all, both are true blue pan-India ...

India and the US signed an MoU to enhance cooperation on cybercrime investigations, bolstering security against terrorism, violent extremism, and related threats. The agreement will facilitate ...

The ODI series against England is India's only tune-up tournament for the Champions Trophy, to be held in Pakistan and Dubai from February 19. The likes of skipper Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli ...

“By switching to Hindi, Coca-Cola is embracing the rich cultural diversity of India while staying true ... including Coca-Cola, Thums Up, Sprite, Maaza, Fanta, Kinley, Minute Maid, and Charged.

Indigenous beverages brand Maaza, that was first developed in India in 1976, has turned into a billion-dollar brand for ...

Shreyas Iyer revealed he wasn't initially in India's line-up for the first ODI against England, stepping in last-minute for the injured Virat Kohli. Iyer shone with a key 59 off 36 balls ...

NEW DELHI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - India will set up a 250-billion-rupee ($2.9-billion) maritime development fund for the long-term financing of the country's shipbuilding and repair industry ...

The two icons, known for their pan-Indian appeal, will join forces for an action-packed ad campaign for Thums Up, according to a Bollywood portal. Shah Rukh Khan, fresh off the success of ...

While China has built a strong foundation in AI research, establishing DeepSeek, India is taking a different route—focusing on monetizable applications rather than deep-tech innovation.

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Mumbai, Jan 22 (PTI) India's hiring activity rose 31 per cent in December, driven by consumer electronics, manufacturing, and construction and engineering sectors, a report said on Wednesday.

But there is no reason why India cannot pick up again and do 7 per cent, 8 per cent, provided that there are reforms on investments, infrastructure, investing in education and R&D [research and ...