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Australia Gets First Shipment Of Telangana's Tur Dal, Piyush Goyal Says GI Products Are 'Winning The World'
India has exported the first-ever shipment of GI-tagged Tandur Redgram to Australia, marking a major milestone for Telangana's traditional tur dal variety.
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60 Nutraceutical Ads Flagged For Unsupported Health Claims: What India's Rules Say
An ASCI review found 60 nutraceutical advertisements violating its code over unsupported health claims. With FSSAI tightening scrutiny of supplement labelling and warnings, here's what India's regulations require and what consumers should know before buying health products.
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Ghee, Milk To Cost More Ahead Of Diwali In Tamil Nadu As Aavin Raises Prices
The revision covers several everyday purchases as well as products bought for festive consumption.
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FMCG Companies Face Margin Pressure As Commodity Costs Rise: Analysts
Rising commodity prices are expected to pressure margins at FMCG and automobile companies in the second half of fiscal 2027, even as volume growth remains resilient. Analysts also flagged El Nino-related concerns for rural demand.
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Paper Straws Have 6.3 Times More Carcinogenic Impact Than Plastic Straws, Finds Korean Study
A South Korean government-backed study found paper straws had 6.33 times the carcinogenic impact of plastic straws. Researchers urged focus on reducing single-use waste, as biodegradable and bio-based alternatives also showed environmental drawbacks.
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Buying Lotions And Cosmetics? Here's Why Checking The Ingredients Matter
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain highlights the importance of checking skincare ingredients.
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Online Research Drives 40 Per Cent Of India's Health And Insurance Sales: Google-Mckinsey Study
Nearly 80% of India's insurance-buying journey now happens online, with digital research influencing over 40% of health and life insurance sales, a Google-McKinsey study finds.
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Food Sample Testing Triples In A Decade, But Failure Rate Falls
The state-wise data for FY26 show considerable variation in the share of samples found non-conforming.
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Gifting An Ayurvedic Skincare Set This Festive Season? Doctor Shares A Safe Buying Guide
Festive skincare gift sets may look luxurious, but fragrances, unfamiliar ingredients and exaggerated claims can put skin health at risk.
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India's Soybean Output Shrinks Despite More Sowing As Dry Spells Hit Key States
Maharashtra, one of India's main soybean-producing states, is expected to see production fall by about a third.
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AI Insiders Far More Bullish Than Public On Nobel-Level Discovery
A recent Anthropic survey finds 91% of its staff expect AI to make a Nobel-level discovery by 2030, against 39% of US adults. The groups agree on what AI can do today but not on how fast it will improve.
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US Entrepreneur Asked AI to Make Her More Productive. It Gave 156 Tasks On Her To-Do List
Schwartz said that asking AI to help with a project often leads to a plan, which then becomes a checklist and eventually a series of additional tasks.
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Dino Morea, 50, Stretches Outdoors: Why Exercising In The Sun Can Help
Dino Morea's outdoor stretching routine offers a reminder that staying active can remain an important part of life at any age. However, healthy ageing is not about following a celebrity's fitness routine exactly.
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Swiggy Instamart Faces Food Safety Complaints Over Alleged Insects In Noice Products
Separate complaints cited flies in a sealed atta packet, a worm in French Chocolate Rocher and mould inside a cake, raising questions over food safety and quality control.
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Dharma Productions Set To Explore New Territory With 2 Big-Budget Creature Films: Report
Dharma Productions is set to commence shooting for both the films towards the end of 2026
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Australia Gets First Shipment Of Telangana's Tur Dal, Piyush Goyal Says GI Products Are 'Winning The World'
India has exported the first-ever shipment of GI-tagged Tandur Redgram to Australia, marking a major milestone for Telangana's traditional tur dal variety.
-
60 Nutraceutical Ads Flagged For Unsupported Health Claims: What India's Rules Say
An ASCI review found 60 nutraceutical advertisements violating its code over unsupported health claims. With FSSAI tightening scrutiny of supplement labelling and warnings, here's what India's regulations require and what consumers should know before buying health products.
-
Ghee, Milk To Cost More Ahead Of Diwali In Tamil Nadu As Aavin Raises Prices
The revision covers several everyday purchases as well as products bought for festive consumption.
-
FMCG Companies Face Margin Pressure As Commodity Costs Rise: Analysts
Rising commodity prices are expected to pressure margins at FMCG and automobile companies in the second half of fiscal 2027, even as volume growth remains resilient. Analysts also flagged El Nino-related concerns for rural demand.
-
Paper Straws Have 6.3 Times More Carcinogenic Impact Than Plastic Straws, Finds Korean Study
A South Korean government-backed study found paper straws had 6.33 times the carcinogenic impact of plastic straws. Researchers urged focus on reducing single-use waste, as biodegradable and bio-based alternatives also showed environmental drawbacks.
-
Buying Lotions And Cosmetics? Here's Why Checking The Ingredients Matter
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain highlights the importance of checking skincare ingredients.
-
Online Research Drives 40 Per Cent Of India's Health And Insurance Sales: Google-Mckinsey Study
Nearly 80% of India's insurance-buying journey now happens online, with digital research influencing over 40% of health and life insurance sales, a Google-McKinsey study finds.
-
Food Sample Testing Triples In A Decade, But Failure Rate Falls
The state-wise data for FY26 show considerable variation in the share of samples found non-conforming.
-
Gifting An Ayurvedic Skincare Set This Festive Season? Doctor Shares A Safe Buying Guide
Festive skincare gift sets may look luxurious, but fragrances, unfamiliar ingredients and exaggerated claims can put skin health at risk.
-
India's Soybean Output Shrinks Despite More Sowing As Dry Spells Hit Key States
Maharashtra, one of India's main soybean-producing states, is expected to see production fall by about a third.
-
AI Insiders Far More Bullish Than Public On Nobel-Level Discovery
A recent Anthropic survey finds 91% of its staff expect AI to make a Nobel-level discovery by 2030, against 39% of US adults. The groups agree on what AI can do today but not on how fast it will improve.
-
US Entrepreneur Asked AI to Make Her More Productive. It Gave 156 Tasks On Her To-Do List
Schwartz said that asking AI to help with a project often leads to a plan, which then becomes a checklist and eventually a series of additional tasks.
-
Dino Morea, 50, Stretches Outdoors: Why Exercising In The Sun Can Help
Dino Morea's outdoor stretching routine offers a reminder that staying active can remain an important part of life at any age. However, healthy ageing is not about following a celebrity's fitness routine exactly.
-
Swiggy Instamart Faces Food Safety Complaints Over Alleged Insects In Noice Products
Separate complaints cited flies in a sealed atta packet, a worm in French Chocolate Rocher and mould inside a cake, raising questions over food safety and quality control.
-
Dharma Productions Set To Explore New Territory With 2 Big-Budget Creature Films: Report
Dharma Productions is set to commence shooting for both the films towards the end of 2026
