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Business Standard
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
CraftEarth's Rakhi Collection 2025 is Here: Handcrafted Love, Now at Up to 50% OFF!
VMPL New Delhi [India], July 23: Raksha Bandhan 2025 is near. The festival will be celebrated on August 9 this year. Like every year, siblings look out for rakhis that stand out, something sisters eagerly wait to do to make the day extra special for their brothers and bhabhis (sister-in-laws). Now, they won't have to search for the Unique Rakhi for Brother at physical stores. can serve as the one-stop shop for all Raksha Bandhan 2025 shopping needs, offering rakhis at affordable rates with up to 50% off. Raksha Bandhan 2025 becomes extra special with CraftEarth's exclusive handcrafted rakhi collection, a one-stop shop for everything rakhis and much more, offering great discount deals. CraftEarth is all about handcrafted rakhis that speak from the heart. CraftEarth's exclusive rakhi collection 2025, featuring artisan-made threads, eco-friendly gifts, and up to 50% off festive deals, serves as the go-to brand for the special festival. The brand is also about celebrating the special bonds between siblings, and it gets it right with its exclusive collection of rakhis, which are offered for both 'bhaiya' and 'bhabhi.' Raksha Bandhan is not just about tying a thread, it goes beyond that. It is about tying emotions, memories, and promises that last a lifetime. Like every year, CraftEarth is bringing that sentiment to life with its exclusive handcrafted rakhi collection 2025. From charming evil eye designs and kids' favourites to elegant Bhaiya-Bhabhi sets and spiritual classics, the collection at the brand beautifully merges traditions and modern flair. With up to 50% off, free shipping, and handcrafted love in every detail, the brand invites everyone to make this Rakhi personal, sustainable, and meaningful. Each rakhi at CraftEarth is capable of telling a story by weaving in the right emotions. The rakhi collection 2025 by the brand is crafted by skilled artisans, who pour tradition, creativity, and heart into every piece. Below is the collection highlight at CraftEarth : - Bhaiya-Bhabhi sets: These are designed with mirror work, pearls, kundan-style accents, and love for both him and her. - Evil Eye Rakhi: These are designed to be symbolic and stylish with ancient protective motifs and come in bold colors. They come in premium threadwork and minimalist finishes. - Eco-Friendly Rakhi: These are handmade with organic cotton threads, recyclable embellishments, and biodegradable packaging. - Kids Rakhi: These are designed with characters like Spiderman, Unicorn, Minions, and more as soft and safe rakhis. - Designer Rakhi: These are designed with hand embroidery, crystal beads, and metallic accents. - Spiritual Rakhi: These have designs with Om, Swastik, Ganesha, and Rudraksha for those seeking divine blessings and traditional values in their celebration. CraftEarth also believes in return gifts that feel just as special. They are offering TheGoodDolls, which are adorable, hand-stitched fabric dolls, celebrating sisters with charm and creativity. These are handcrafted by women artisans, using soft cotton and traditional stitching. They have charming characters like Ayaan, Meher, and more, each with a unique outfit and personality. TheGoodDolls are safe and washable made with eco-conscious and non-toxic materials. They are beautifully gift-wrapped and are a wonderful keepsake symbolizing warmth, nostalgia, and affection. CraftEarth, which mainly deals in trophies, mementos, God idols, wall hangings, home decor items, among other things, has been bringing hand crafted material to customers from past 30 years. CraftEarth is ready to make gifting joyful and yet affordable with free shipping across India, and combo hampers with chocolates, dry fruits and more. Our collection of trophies and mementos is designed for academic institutions, including schools and colleges, as well as for corporate recognition events. Celebrate Raksha Bandhan 2025 with and make the festival even more special. Contact Information Name: Viral Chawla Email: support@ Address: Achleshwar Road, Gwalior (M.P.) - India 474009 Organization: Phone: (+91) 8359996999
Hans India
18-07-2025
- General
- Hans India
School's Investiture conducted
Anantapur: Ananthalakshm iInternational School conducted its Investiture Ceremony on Thursday to formally induct the newly-elected School Cabinet for the academic year 2025–26. ASP A Srinivasulu attended the function as the chief guest. Chairman Anantha Ramudu, vice-chairman Ramesh, Principal Shalini K V and chief administrative officer Narasimha Rao were present. Cabinet members were adorned with sashes and badges, followed by the flag-handing ceremony for the school and houses – Pegasus (Blue), Unicorn (Green), Phoenix (Red) and Griffin (Yellow), Manoj Sai, School head boy, Baby Prajna, School head girl, deputy head boy K Ranjith, deputy head girl M Laksi Ashwika and others were elected. The Principal administered the oath, encouraging the newly-appointed leaders to uphold their responsibilities with commitment and integrity. The ceremony concluded with motivating speeches by the dignitaries, a vibrant cultural performance, and a heartfelt vote of thanks by the coordinator, followed by the National Anthem.
Time of India
08-07-2025
- Time of India
Burglary gang busted, stolen goods recovered
Nagpur: The crime branch's anti-burglary squad cracked down on a notorious burglary gang, solving five cases, including four house burglaries and one vehicle theft. The breakthrough came after a burglary was reported by Kalpana Thul, a 60-year-old caretaker from Nagvanshi Budh Vihar, Ambazari. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now An unidentified burglar, between July 2 and 3, broke into her home, stealing Rs 1.3 lakh in cash and gold ornaments worth Rs 1.7 lakh. A case was registered at Ambazari Police Station. Following a technical investigation and reliable tip-offs, the squad arrested five suspects: Sher Singh Chavan (23), Deepak Singh Barnala (24), Prakash Singh Kalma (20), Gurucharan Singh Juneja (23), and Mohan Singh Chawla (20), all from Madhya Pradesh. The accused confessed to the Ambazari burglary and four additional crimes in Imamwada, Kotwali, Sakkardara, and a vehicle theft in Murtijapur, Akola. Stolen items, including gold ornaments, mobile phones, Rs 7,000 cash, and a black Unicorn motorcycle, totalling Rs 88,200, were recovered. The accused and seized items were handed over to Ambazari Police for further action.
Business Insider
01-07-2025
- Business
- Business Insider
Block3 Unveils Prompt-To-Game AI Engine As Presale Launches
SF, CA, July 1st, 2025, Chainwire AI is steadily making deeper inroads into major tech industries, and its latest leap into the gaming sector marks a notable shift. Thousands have already backed Block3's vision: to build the world's most advanced prompt-to-play engine, which will let anyone generate playable worlds in minutes from a simple text prompt. The scale of the impact is already spawning an equally vocal counter-movement, with experts saying this could be the end of traditional gaming studios. Already being called the 'ChatGPT of gaming', Block3 has a solution to one of AI's ongoing challenges, which is how to get enough data for its LLM to learn and grow. By introducing a create2earn element, where users get paid for contributing, Block3 has found a practical route to accelerate product development. To enable this ambitious vision, Block3 is opening a limited-time token presale for just 90 days. The BL3 token goes on sale at 9AM UTC today, July 1st, with tokens initially available at just $0.01. Prices increase by 5% every 72 hours, offering early investors gains of 312% by the time it hits major exchanges. The token is only available for purchase through their official website. What is Block3 and Prompt-to-play Gaming Block3 is made up of a team of developers who are going head-to-head with the gaming industry, by using AI to put creative power in the hands of gamers rather than gaming studios. Think about it like an AI chatbot, where the user puts in prompts and gets an answer back from AI. With Block3, the mechanism is the same, except the output is a fully-formed video game, or in essence an immersive world customised to whatever the person typing can imagine. This concept is prompting a growing number of users to explore decentralized exchange (DEX) platforms. The potential applications for this technology are wide-ranging. For the more technical, the Block3 whitepaper reveals the complexity behind the concept and reveals the team's roadmap. This is where the scale of the project is revealed, over a series of ambitious milestones that may see Block3 burgeon from fanatical fanbase to Unicorn over months of intensive development. Gaming's boom has been lacklustre in recent years, with a succession of AAA flops and declining audience engagement putting a major dent in an industry aiming at a $665 billion valuation by 2030. Studios have gone awry and are just out of touch with what consumers want, and still churning out 100s millions of dollars for games that are played by just 100 people every month. And now, its blockbuster moment may have arrived. Block3 tackles this issue head-on and has thrown a spanner in the works. Even a 0.16% share of projected market revenue would generate over $1 billion. In a statement from the team, they said: 'Traditional game dev is dead. For the first time, anyone can build games, not just studios with bloated teams and red tape. We're here to unlock the imagination of gamers, and if we break a few corporate conglomerates along the way, then so be it.' The BL3 Presale is Now Live The gaming industry shows no sign of stopping, and AI gaming specifically is experiencing an impressive 42.3% annual growth. Block3 is well-positioned to benefit from these mega-trends, and with $665 billion of potential revenue up for grabs, there is ample incentive for the developers to scale this as big and fast as they possibly can. The concept has already attracted an active community, generating notable attention online. With the presale set at a launch price of $0.01, early participants are positioning themselves ahead of the official rollout. Both the crypto and AI sectors are known for rapid innovation, and this project represents one of the more expansive efforts to emerge recently. To learn more and purchase BL3 tokens, users can visit the official Block3 website. Block3 is pioneering a new era in gaming by building the world's first AI-native prompt-to-play platform. Designed to let anyone generate fully playable game worlds from a simple prompt, Block3 is eliminating the traditional barriers to game creation. By merging generative AI with real-time game logic and deployable environments, it's changing how games are built and who gets to build them. Block3
Axios
17-06-2025
- Business
- Axios
Chicago's Unicorn auction opens rare spirits to all
Online auctions aren't just for fine art and jewelry. The latest: The new Chicago company Unicorn aims to make collecting rare spirits and fine wines more accessible. How it works: Bidders can buy common spirits like whiskey, scotch and tequila, and many of Unicorn's lots are rare and come from all over the world. It's free to register to bid, and the online auction house charges a 15% buyer's premium and 10.25% sales tax. What they're saying: " Unicorn was really born out of a problem that [co-founder] Cody [Modeer] and I constantly felt with the wine and spirits industry," co-founder Phil Mikhaylov tells Axios. "It felt super antiquated, exclusive, very elusive and very much catered to the 1%. We wanted to build a platform that democratizes access to spirits and wine." By the numbers: Mikhaylov tells Axios that Unicorn did $50 million in sales last year, and more than 50,000 transactions were $100 or less. Stunning stat: Unicorn sold a bottle of Yamazaki 55 Japanese whiskey for $210,000, last year. It also sold a Van Winkle 18 Year Special Reserve Bourbon for $86,000. Other options are far cheaper. The bourbon buyer, for example, also purchased a $35 Maker's Mark Chicago Cubs bottle, Mikhaylov says.
