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Komal Sharma's coverage primarily revolves around design, beauty & fashion, and culture & society. She focuses on local content related to India and Delhi. Her articles feature profiles of individuals, coverage of events, and editorials that showcase the unique cultural elements within her geographic focus.
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By: Komal Sharma
Neutrogena has unveiled a major upgrade to its Skin360 platform through a collaboration with AI skincare technology company Haut.AI, introducing enhanced artificial intelligence capabilities designed to deliver more personalized skincare recommendations.
By: Komal Sharma
India is in the midst of one of the world's largest infrastructure expansion programmes.
By: Komal Sharma
Neutrogena has unveiled its new global brand mission, "Break the Rules," a campaign designed to encourage consumers to move beyond beauty myths and
By: Komal Sharma
The BJP is significantly increasing its digital engagement with young people on Instagram, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several Union ministers, in response to the NEET-UG paper leak controversy and subsequent student protests. This strategic shift aims to counter the narrative and communicate government actions on examination reforms.
By: Komal Sharma
Researchers from IIT Madras have developed a packaging material using agricultural waste as a sustainable alternative to conventional plastic foams. The team demonstrated that material made from mycelium the root-like structure of fungi grown on agricultural and paper waste can provide the required strength and quality for packaging while being biodegradable.
Restoring a historic British viceroy’s favoured retreat, the 100-acre property frames centuries-old craftsmanship against the lush, tranquil backdrop of the Ganga valley
By: Komal Sharma
Leading UK retailer Aldi and dairy cooperative Arla have partnered with recycling technology company Polytag to introduce invisible UV tags across their milk bottle packaging.
By: Komal Sharma
A new approach to recycled-content foodservice packaging Go-Pak has introduced Clarity, a range of foodservice drinkware manufactured using 100% recycled PET (rPET) and designed to be 100% recyclable.
By: Komal Sharma
The European Union's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) begins its general application across the EU today, marking a major shift in how packaging will be designed, manufactured, labelled and managed.
By: Komal Sharma
Nestlé Australia has collaborated with multiple companies to develop a prototype KitKat wrapper made with recycled soft plastic, demonstrating a potential pathway toward circular food packaging.
