Shining Thalgal from Bangkok to Bollywood’s Big Night: Pooja Nangia Stuns at the IIFA 2025
Pooja Nangia is a name synonymous with beauty, talent, and determination. Once again, she is in the headlines — this time for taking centre stage
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BURGER MONK: The Desi Brand That’s Reshaping India’s QSR Game
In a fast-paced market dominated by international burger chains, Burger Monk, a Home-Grown Indian brand, is creating its own lane with desi flavours and a
Nimisha Singh Set to Dazzle Again at Cannes 2025 with Her Own Design
Renowned fashion designer and entrepreneur Nimisha Singh is all set to grace the Cannes red carpet once again, wearing a breathtaking ensemble designed by herself.
YBF Steps In to Bridge Mentorship Gaps in India’s Burgeoning Startup Landscape
India, 14th May, 2025 — India’s startup landscape is booming, with over 1.59 lakh recognized startups and more than 16.6 lakh jobs created by 2025,
Hyper-Personalization in Insurance Leveraging Data to Redefine Customer Engagement
Hyper-personalization represents the next evolution of digital insurance, moving beyond demographic segmentation to individualized risk profiling and tailored engagement. Powered by advanced analytics, artificial intelligence,
Digital Transformation & InsurTech Technology as the Core Engine of Modern Insurance
The insurance industry, historically characterized by manual documentation, legacy systems, and relationship-driven distribution, is undergoing a profound digital transformation. Advances in cloud computing, artificial intelligence,
Specialty & Hard-to-Place Lines Addressing Complex Risks in a Volatile Market
Specialty and hard-to-place insurance lines occupy a critical position within the broader insurance ecosystem. These segments provide coverage for risks that fall outside standard underwriting
Product Innovation & Coverage Trends Customization, Parametrics, and Embedded Insurance Models
Insurance products are becoming more adaptive to evolving consumer and corporate risk profiles. Traditional standardized policies are giving way to flexible, data-responsive structures. One prominent