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Time of India
05-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Enjoy The New Hindi Music Video For 'Humnava' By Varun Jain
Enjoy the latest Hindi song ''Humnava'' sung by 'Varun Jain'. The music for this captivating track has been composed by 'Lalit Pandit', with heartfelt lyrics penned by 'Lalit Pandit'. The music video for ''Humnava'' has been skillfully directed by 'SSanjay Tripaathy'. Don't miss the opportunity to watch the latest Hindi video song ''Humnava'', by 'Varun Jain' and immerse yourself in its mesmerizing melodies. For more Hindi songs, be sure to visit the music videos section of Hindi ETimes. Experience the musical prowess of 'Varun Jain', New Video Songs of 2025, 'Lalit Pandit' songs, Hindi Gana Video Song, 'SSanjay Tripaathy' music videos and 'Lalit Pandit' songs.
India Today
03-08-2025
- Business
- India Today
From local to global: How Indian brands are winning hearts worldwide
India is no longer just known for its spices, IT services, or Bollywood. A new wave of Indian brands is grabbing international attention — and for all the right reasons. These brands not only showcase Indian creativity and craftsmanship but are also competing with the best in the world in fashion, design, wellness, technology, and exciting shift is being led by a new generation of Indian entrepreneurs. Some come from well-known business families, while others are first-time founders. What they share is a global outlook, a love for their roots, and the courage to do something new. These brand creators are blending modern design, strong storytelling, and Indian values to build products that speak to a global audience without losing their original is this change more evident than in the world of alcoholic beverages. Once primarily recognised as a whisky-drinking nation, India is now producing world-class vodka, gin, and other spirits that are receiving awards and gaining attention globally. Here's a closer look at how Indian brands are establishing their presence on the international stage, by Varun Jain, Founder of Smoke Lab MADE IN INDIA, LOVED WORLDWIDEIndian brands are no longer playing catch-up — they're setting global clothing lines to tech products, consumers abroad are embracing the uniqueness of Indian labels.2. YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS ARE DRIVING CHANGEA new generation of business leaders is mixing global exposure with Indian strong storytelling and design sense make Indian products both authentic and aspirational.3. INDIA 'S SPIRITS INDUSTRY IS RAISING THE BAROnce ignored, Indian distilleries are now producing vodka, gin, and whisky that match world-class ingredients like basmati rice and Himalayan water create unique flavours that stand out internationally.4. FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL: WHAT'S BEHIND THE SUCCESSThe success comes from quality raw materials, diverse climates, and smart entrepreneurs are no longer copying foreign brands — they are creating their own space in the global market.5. INDIAN SPIRITS ARE NOW ON THE WORLD STAGEYou can now find Indian vodka and whisky in Michelin-starred restaurants and luxury bars bottles are no longer hidden on the shelves; they proudly sit next to big global brands, especially in the spirit's industry, are no longer just trying to catch up; they're leading with confidence, creativity, and pride. By blending India's rich history with bold, modern ideas, these labels are winning hearts, awards, and market share around the design to drinks, the world is finally recognising the power of Indian innovation. And for Indian entrepreneurs, this is just the beginning. The global market isn't just noticing, it's celebrating. Cheers to that!- Ends
Time of India
24-07-2025
- Time of India
Udanti and Sunabeda's anti-poaching team targets five illegal grazing camps
Raipur: The Anti-Poaching Team of Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve and Sunabeda Sanctuary dismantled five illegal grazing camps operated by shepherds from Rajasthan, Gujarat, Odisha, and parts of Chhattisgarh. Thousands of unauthorised sheep and goats were found damaging grasslands and accelerating the spread of invasive weeds like Lantana, Eupatorium, and Parthenium, leading to fodder shortages for native cattle and wild herbivores. Authorities estimate that around 5,000–10,000 livestock grazed illegally in the Raipur-Dhamtari-Gariaband region and were being moved into the protected areas. Villagers from Amamora and Odh supported the forest department in the operation. Protecting these grasslands is vital to sustain herbivores like deer, sambar, and nilgai, which are prey for over 100 leopards in the region and help prevent human-wildlife conflict. Acting on intelligence, forest teams raided the Kulhadighat forest area near Beats Nagarar and Amamora, bordering the sanctuary, said Udanti Sitanadi Tiger Reserve Deputy Director Varun Jain. Around 3,000–4,000 livestock were found. Two arrests included Laduram (61) and Ramnivas (53), both from Nagaur, Rajasthan, along with their herds and accomplices. Eight accused were produced before the Judicial Magistrate in Gariaband and sent to jail under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, and Indian Forest Act, 1927. Two forest offence cases were registered. Authorities are pursuing the absconding accused and working to recover Rs 4 lakh as surety. The Deputy Director said that shepherds from Rajasthan and Gujarat used to pass through Madhya Pradesh and enter Chhattisgarh via the bordering Kawardha district. About ten years ago, they camped in MP to graze their sheep and goats, but after the MP Forest Department implemented strict measures, they began moving into Chhattisgarh instead. Their grazing season begins in mid-June and continues for four months. They typically sell a sheep or goat for approximately Rs 10,000 and earn crores before returning to their respective states, he added.
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Business Standard
18-07-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Smoke Lab Vodka maker NV Group expects 40% jump in domestic sales in FY26
NV Group expects a 30-40% rise in domestic sales in FY26, driven by growing demand and policy stability. The company is also focusing on global expansion and plans for an IPO Bengaluru Listen to This Article Delhi-based NV Group expects its domestic sales to rise by 30–40% in FY26 at the group level, driven by consumer demand and continued policy stability in the Indian market. 'In India, we expect a 30–40% increase in sales at the group level, as the liquor market continues to stabilise, supported by stronger policy frameworks,' said Varun Jain, founder of Smoke Lab. 'We are targeting a significant increase in vodka case volumes in the domestic market and anticipate strong growth in our Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) portfolio, driven by our expansion into new cities." NV Group's portfolio includes a diverse
News18
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Maahi Mereya: Abhijeet Srivastava And Varun Jain Craft A Romantic Ballad That Feels Like Home
Varun Jain and Abhijeet Srivastava's 'Maahi Mereya' is a soulful Hindi-Punjabi ballad about timeless love, composed with raw emotion and simplicity. In an era where love songs often arrive wrapped in sonic fireworks and melodramatic lyrics, Maahi Mereya by Varun Jain and Abhijeet Srivastava cuts through the noise like a quiet breath of fresh air. Released on July 2, this gentle ballad is less about spectacle and more about the stillness of real connection—the kind of love that isn't loud but lingers long after. Blending Hindi and Punjabi, Maahi Mereya captures the emotional resonance of a love that feels like home. The track features heartfelt vocals by Varun Jain, a singer-songwriter known for his soul-stirring melodies, and Abhijeet Srivastava, whose compositions often carry a rare vulnerability. Lyricist Shayra Apoorva pens the song's delicate imagery, painting a portrait of intimacy, stillness, and quiet devotion. 'Abhijeet and I wanted to create something that captures what it means to love someone with your soul and whole heart. Maahi Mereya is for everyone who's ever loved beyond logic. I hope it resonates with everyone who listens, and that they support and love this track as much as they did to all my previous releases," said Varun. Abhijeet added, 'The idea was always intimacy—the kind of melody that makes you pause mid-chaos and just feel at home. We kept it simple, raw, and real. Maahi Mereya is the kind of song that plays in the background when you look at your soulmate with heart eyes. We hope it makes people feel connected to the beautiful, everyday experiences of love." In a time where most romantic anthems chase trends and viral hooks, Maahi Mereya stands quietly apart. It doesn't shout for attention—it earns it through honesty and emotion. With each note, the track invites the listener to slow down, take a breath, and remember what it feels like to be seen. A song for soft-hearted souls and long-term lovers, Maahi Mereya is a reminder that sometimes, the most powerful love songs aren't the loudest—they're the ones that feel like home. First Published:
