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Nandini Sen Gupta's articles predominantly cover local industry-specific announcements and cite data related to sales, marketing, automotive, transportation, and logistics. Her focus is on the automotive industry in India with particular attention to manufacturing, business developments, and electric vehicles.
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By: Nandini Sen Gupta
Given that India’s trade with the Roman Empire in general, and the Levant in particular, is well recorded, and its cotton manufacturing skills equally well known, the Shroud of Turin’s India connect may not be historically far-fetched
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By: Nandini Sen Gupta
It’s not just petrol and LPG that have a Hormuz headache. The conflict in West Asia is having an impact on your footwear as well
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By: Nandini Sen Gupta
Ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi bought some jhalmuri while campaigning in Jhargram, both the BJP and the TMC have been spicing up their respective election rhetoric with some muri musings
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By: Nandini Sen Gupta
Vande Mataram – the song and phrase – is the strongest connection that the post-independence generation can have with the indomitable spirit of our freedom fighters whose sacrifices have earned us the country we now call our own
As the AI revolution gathers pace, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pope Leo XIV have delivered a remarkably similar message: technology must serve humanity, not replace it
As online outrage over Indian tourists grows, it is worth asking how much of the criticism stems from racism and how much from real behavioural issues
If the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding proves anything, it’s that the Big Fat Indian Wedding is no longer just India’s cultural signature—it’s becoming the world’s aspirational wedding template
When George Harrison crooned, “Here comes the sun” nearly six decades ago, he was voicing a beloved literary trope about English summers. Sweet and mild, ripe with fruit and flower, as fleeting as it was welcome, it was the season to be sunny in a country known for grey skies.
Scorching summers have upended centuries of English literary romanticisation of the season. Continentals always knew better: summers are sweaty & sticky
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