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Sourav Ganguly's style and charisma, both on and off the field, have won millions of hearts. Souragya is an ode to the beautiful designs of the region, dating back thousands of years, that have been at the core of celebrations.

Sourav Ganguly And Myntra Jabong Create Souragya, A Contemporary Ethnic Wear Brand Inspired By The Sartorial Heritage Of Bengal. Souragya by Sourav Ganguly & Myntra blends Bengal’s rich heritage with modern style, offering premium ethnic wear for today’s festive India.

The meaning of Independence Day for a communications firm is profound.

What we do is based on an ethos of freedom - freedom of thought, freedom of expression, freedom of belief, freedom of persuasion.

In these dark days of war and deceit, of compromises and disruption, professionals in communication roles are best served by keeping the light shining on truth, enabling the pen to scribble to write true history and help chart a path envisioned in the dreams of our freedom fighters and enshrined in our Constitution.

And so we celebrate the day not just as a festive occasion of a moment in history but a constant reminder to fight for the freedoms that provide the foundation for what we do.

Happy Independence Day!
August 15, 2025

Gold prices in India have jumped from ₹5,716 to ₹8,371.9 per gram (22K) in just one year. To many, especially young investors, it may feel like a confirmation of what elders have always said: there’s no better investment than gold. But is that really true?

Nilesh D Naik, Head of Investment Products at Share.Market (PhonePe Wealth), in conversation with CNBC, explains why gold may not be the safe-haven asset it’s believed to be, and what role it should play in a well-diversified investment portfolio.

https://www.cnbctv18.com/personal-finance/gold-vs-share-market-equity-investments-why-not-to-overboard-19598154.htm

Why Share.Market’s Nilesh D Naik cautions against going overboard on gold - CNBC TV18 Naik, Head of Investment Products at Share.Market (PhonePe Wealth), said his firm analysed 15 years of data from March 2010 to March 2025.

Q4 FY2025 saw realty stocks tumble by as much as 28%, weighed down by a sales slowdown and mixed quarterly performance across the sector. So, what should investors do now?

"Reflecting on how realty stocks have seen a rollercoaster journey over the past two years, Om Ghawalkar, Market Analyst at Share.Market, shares his insights in a conversation with The Economic Times. He highlights which companies took the hardest hit this quarter, which showed resilience, and what it all means for your investment strategy.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/news/realty-retreat-stocks-fall-up-to-28-in-1-year-slip-below-200-dma-what-should-investors-do-now/articleshow/120983262.cms?

Realty retreat: Stocks fall up to 28% in 1 year, slip below 200 DMA. What should investors do now? Realty stocks have experienced a significant downturn, with many falling below their 200-day moving averages due to slowed sales and a weak Q4FY25 outlook. Despite this, some stocks like Macrotech Developers have bucked the trend. Recent rate cuts by the RBI have spurred a slight recovery, but analy...

"AI has enabled us to identify inefficiencies and automate processes that were previously manual or resource-intensive. By using general AI tools, we’ve been able to free up employees from routine work, allowing them to focus on more strategic tasks that directly contribute to business value. This shift not only reduces operational costs but also increases the capacity of our teams to focus on high-impact, innovative work that drives business outcomes", says Ms Xia Jie Jessie, Chief Information Officer at Thoughtworks.

https://cxotoday.com/interviews/from-cost-center-to-strategic-partner-the-evolving-role-of-it-in-business-transformation/

L'Oreal, along with investors such as V3 Ventures and DSG Consumer, have invested ₹65 crore in skin care brand Deconstruct.

L'Oreal, others infuse Rs 65 crore into deconstruct L'Oreal and other investors invested ₹65 crore in Deconstruct, a skin care brand. The investment involved L'Oreal's VC fund BOLD and existing investors Kalaari Capital and Beenext. Deconstruct aims to achieve net revenue of ₹200 crore by FY25. India is considered a key growth market for global b...