Bajaj ADV | Hero Xpulse | Bajaj Auto :New Bajaj ADV spotted testing! Upcoming Hero Xpulse rival? |

Bajaj Auto appears to be preparing its entry into the adventure motorcycle segment in India. A new dual-sport motorcycle from the company has been spotted testing, hinting that Bajaj could soon challenge rivals like the Hero Xpulse in the affordable ADV category.Spy shots and videos reveal a tall stance, long-travel suspension and rugged bodywork. The…

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VinFast divests mfg unit in $530M restructuring deal

VinFast has announced a major restructuring exercise involving its manufacturing business in Vietnam in a deal valued at around USD 530 million (approximately VND 13.3 trillion). The move is aimed at improving capital efficiency, reducing debt burden and helping the EV maker move faster towards profitability.As part of the restructuring, VinFast will separate its manufacturing…

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Builder promised to pay stamp duty on Rs 1.6 crore plot, later called it a typo; MahaRERA orders him to pay charges plus interest for delayed possession to buyer

The builder claimed that the reference to it paying the stamp duty had been included by mistake. (Image for representative purpose only) You sign an allotment letter for a property which indicates that the stamp duty and registration costs will be borne by the builder. But, at the time of the sale agreement he backtracks….

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Cute little Arunachal girl gives the most innocent response to being called “Chinese”; Why we can’t get over this video |

Photo source: Instagram/@karga_tinkle_gongo For a child growing up in Arunachal Pradesh, being Indian is not something that needs explaining. Yet, for many people from India’s Northeast, questions about whether they are “Chinese” or from another country are not unfamiliar. A little girl from Itanagar named Karga Tinkle Gongo has now put that frustration into words…

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From prestige to payoffs: How Indian students are prioritising jobs, ROI, and outcomes over university names

Indian Students Prioritise Career Outcomes Over University Prestige In Study Abroad Choices When Indian students talk about studying abroad today, the conversation rarely starts with “Which country?” anymore. It begins with something far more specific: “What will I become after this degree?” Whether it’s landing a job in Europe, switching careers in India, or securing…

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