Author: Sutun Nayak

The company has declared a final dividend of Rs. 0.25 per share.

Rajkot (Gujarat) [India], June 2: Rajkot, Gujarat-based Shreeji Global FMCG Limited (NSE – SHETHJI) is a leading company engaged in the supply of ground and whole spices, blended spices, seeds, grains, pulses, flour, and other food products under the brand name “Shethji.” The company has announced its audited financial results for the second half and the full year of FY2026. The company declared its financial results for the half-year and full year ended March 31, 2026.

According to the balance sheet, for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, the company reported consolidated revenue of Rs. 76,975.74 lakh, up 18.01% compared to Rs. 65,226.83 lakh earned during the corresponding period of the previous financial year. For the financial year ended March 31, 2026, the company reported consolidated net profit after tax of Rs. 1,992.04 lakh, registering growth of 62.83% compared to Rs. 1,223.34 lakh earned during the corresponding period of the previous financial year.

During the second half of FY2026 ended March 31, 2026, the company reported consolidated revenue of Rs. 47,519.51 lakh, up 57.98% compared to Rs. 30,078.94 lakh earned during the corresponding period of the previous financial year.

During the second half of FY2026 ended March 31, 2026, the company reported net profit after tax of Rs. 881.36 lakh, up 54.38% compared to Rs. 570.87 lakh earned during the corresponding period of the previous financial year.

In the board meeting, the Board of Directors recommended a final dividend of Rs. 0.25 per share.

Business Activities: Incorporated in 2018, Shreeji Global FMCG Limited manufactures and processes ground and whole spices, seeds, grains, pulses, and flour. The company markets its products under the brand name “Shethji” and through white-label arrangements (customers’ logos). Its product portfolio includes a wide range of whole spices, ground spices, blended spices, oilseeds, flour, and pulses, prepared at its facilities using standardized techniques. The company manufactures powdered spices through a structured sequence of cleaning, grading, sorting, and grinding processes aimed at delivering a consistent and stable range of spice powders and seeds. Its product range includes chickpeas, cumin, coriander, sesame, peanuts, nigella seeds, fennel, coriander powder, red chili powder, turmeric powder, and more.

Each of these products is manufactured under defined quality standards to ensure consistency in texture, aroma, and shelf life. This process enables the company to distribute raw, processed, and value-added agricultural products under its “Shethji” brand, serving the diverse requirements of retail and wholesale customers.

The company also imports certain agricultural commodities, including Madagascar cloves and coriander seeds from the United Arab Emirates, low-fat desiccated coconut from Sri Lanka, autumn star anise, cigar cassia, broken cassia, split cassia from Vietnam, and milling wheat (non-GMO, crop year 2023) from Singapore, all of which are processed at its in-house facilities. The company is a leading distributor of cloves imported from Madagascar.

The company sells its products to traders, small businesses, and large corporations. Products are available in packaging sizes ranging from 20 grams to 40 kilograms. The company operates two strategically located manufacturing and processing facilities in Rajkot and Morbi.

Infrastructure: A significant advantage of the company’s business is its strong infrastructure framework, which enables streamlined operations, enhanced efficiency, and future-ready scalability. In addition to its well-equipped registered office located at 1205, The Spire, 150 Feet Ring Road, Near Ayodhya Circle, Rajkot, Gujarat – 360005, the company has established two strategically located and fully equipped manufacturing and processing facilities. These are located at Plot No. 72, Kuwadva GIDC, Rajkot-Ahmedabad Highway, Kuwadva – 360023, District Rajkot, and Plot Nos. 8 & 9, Shrinathji Industrial Zone–11, Kuwadva-Wankaner Road, Village Kherwa, Taluka Wankaner, District Morbi – 363621.

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Bareilly,(Uttar Pradesh) [India], June 02: When the 2026 placement season closed at Invertis University, the numbers told a clear story. More than 650 placement offers. Companies including Google, Amazon, IBM, Deloitte, Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, Accenture, and HCL Technologies. Students heading into roles across software development, data analytics, consulting, finance, digital transformation, operations, and business management. And behind every one of those offers, years of preparation that began long before placement season arrived.

Building Careers from Day One

At Invertis University, placement is not a final-semester event. It is the outcome of a process that begins the moment a student joins campus.

Students from engineering, management, computer applications, commerce, and other professional programmes have secured opportunities across sectors including technology, consulting, banking, healthcare, retail, and corporate services. That consistency comes from how the university is structured. More than 100 value-added courses covering technical skills, life skills, and employability skills run alongside regular academics, ensuring students are developing the skills the industry actually looks for, not just what the syllabus requires.

The Ecosystem Behind the Offers

The 650+ offers did not happen in isolation. They are the result of an infrastructure built specifically to close the gap between education and employment.

Through the university’s exclusive collaboration with LinkedIn, every student has free access to over 16,000 LinkedIn Learning courses spanning AI, data analytics, business, leadership, and communication, with certificates that appear directly on their profiles and are visible to recruiters. Students also receive certified training worth ₹1.5 lakh through CSED at no additional cost, and participate in 10 to 12 internships with a 70:30 focus on practical over theoretical learning. Microsoft and Adobe certifications are available directly on campus, giving students globally recognised credentials before they graduate.

For those looking beyond India, the university facilitates paid international internships across Dubai, Singapore, France, Sweden, and Mauritius, as well as student exchange programmes in the USA, Germany, and South Africa, ensuring that students who want global exposure have a genuine path to it.

The Corporate Resource Centre coordinates recruiter engagement year-round, while the Student Success Network Program and the Seniors-to-Juniors Mentoring Module ensure that students are guided not just academically, but professionally, by faculty, by mentors, and by those who have walked the same path before them.

A University Built for What Comes After

The 650+ offers this season are one chapter in a longer story. Merit-based scholarships worth up to ₹10 crore are awarded annually, with 100% scholarships available on merit. On campus, students have access to 70+ acres of green space, 120+ smart classrooms, 8+ hostels, an on-campus gym, yoga facilities, a gaming zone, and active NCC and NSS wings, an environment where all-round development is built into daily life, not treated as an afterthought.

Hon’ble Chancellor Dr. Umesh Gautam said that seeing students move into roles at organisations of this calibre is a reflection of the work that goes on every single day, by faculty, by the placement team, and by the students themselves. He emphasised that the university remains committed to nurturing talent through innovation-driven education, industry exposure, and experiential learning initiatives.

Hon’ble Pro Chancellor Mr. Parth Gautam noted that the strength of this season lies in the preparation that preceded it: the internships, the certifications, the industry exposure, and the mentoring that ensure students arrive at every interview as professionals, not just as candidates.

About Invertis University

Invertis University is a NAAC-accredited university located in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, and one of only three universities in India with an Industry Inside Campus ecosystem. Rated AAA and recognised among India’s Best Engineering Institutes 2024, the university offers 50+ academic programmes across 14 departments. With a 92% placement success rate in 2025, 30,000+ placements, 1,200+ recruiting partners, and a highest package of 41 LPA, Invertis has established itself as one of the most placement-focused universities in the region. Its ecosystem includes LinkedIn Learning access, CSED-certified training, paid international internships, Microsoft and Adobe certifications, and a 50,000+ student network spanning 12+ states.

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A Reflection Ahead of the NMACC Symposium on Music Copyrights & AI

New Delhi [India], June 02: On June 25, 2026, some of the most respected voices from India’s music and copyright ecosystem will come together at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC), Cube Theatre, Mumbai, for an important conversation on the future of music rights, technology, and artificial intelligence.

The symposium will feature Padma Shri Anup Jalota, Rakesh Nigam, Sanjay Tandon, and Atul Churamani, with the discussion moderated by Dr. Ratish Tagde.

At a time when artificial intelligence is transforming the global music industry, this symposium aims to address a critical question: Can copyright laws evolve fast enough to protect human creativity in the age of AI?

Importantly, this initiative by Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre deserves appreciation for bringing together artists, copyright institutions, industry leaders, and thinkers on a platform dedicated not merely to entertainment, but to meaningful cultural dialogue. In an era where technology is reshaping the creative ecosystem at unprecedented speed, such forums are essential for the future of India’s music and artistic heritage.

The Foundation of the Music Economy

Music is not merely art; it is also intellectual property. Every composition, lyric, recording, performance, and broadcast creates economic value. Copyright law exists to ensure that creators are recognized, protected, and fairly compensated for their contribution.

India’s Copyright Act has evolved significantly over the decades, especially after the landmark 2012 amendments, which strengthened the rights of authors, composers, singers, and performers. These changes brought greater clarity to royalty sharing, performer rights, and the role of collective management organizations.

Organizations such as Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS) and Indian Singers and Musicians Rights Association (ISAMRA) have played an important role in creating awareness, collecting royalties, and protecting creators in a rapidly changing digital landscape.

For years, the music industry’s copyright debate revolved around radio, television, physical formats, piracy, streaming platforms, and digital licensing. However, the AI era has introduced an entirely new dimension to this conversation.

AI: The Biggest Disruption Yet

Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept. AI music systems can now generate melodies, create synthetic vocals, imitate musical styles, and compose background scores within seconds.

This technological leap creates both excitement and anxiety.

On one hand, AI can democratize music production, enhance accessibility, and create new opportunities for creators. On the other hand, it raises serious concerns regarding ownership, consent, attribution, and authenticity.

If an AI system is trained on thousands of songs composed by human musicians, should those musicians receive compensation?
If a machine replicates the voice or stylistic identity of an artist, where does artistic originality stand?
If AI-generated music floods digital platforms, how will audiences differentiate between authentic cultural traditions and synthetic approximations?

These are not hypothetical questions anymore. They are becoming central to the future of the global music economy.

The Indian Classical Music Concern

The debate becomes even more sensitive in the context of Indian Classical Music.

Indian Classical Music is not built merely on fixed compositions. It is deeply rooted in improvisation, emotional intelligence, gharana traditions, raga grammar, and decades of spiritual and artistic training.

An AI system may reproduce notes, but can it truly understand the emotional maturity of a vilambit khayal, the meditative depth of a dhrupad alap, or the spontaneity of a live raga improvisation?

The concern is not just about imitation. The larger issue is the absence of properly structured and authenticated Indian Classical Music datasets within the AI ecosystem.

If global AI systems begin generating “Indian classical music” based on incomplete or inaccurate datasets, the next generation of listeners may unknowingly consume distorted versions of the tradition. Over time, this could alter public perception of what authentic Indian classical music actually is.

This is where copyright, preservation, and AI governance intersect.

Beyond Protection: The Need for Structured Participation

The road ahead cannot simply be about resisting technology. History has shown that music evolves with every technological transition — from darbars to gramophone records, from radio to streaming platforms, and now from streaming to AI-driven ecosystems.

The challenge is to ensure that creators are not excluded from this transition.

The future may require new licensing frameworks specifically designed for AI training datasets. Musicians may need rights over how their content is ingested, analyzed, replicated, or commercially deployed by AI systems. There could also emerge a need for transparent AI audit trails, metadata standards, and revenue-sharing mechanisms connected to machine learning usage.

This conversation becomes even more relevant for traditional and classical musicians, whose art forms are culturally invaluable but commercially underrepresented in mainstream digital ecosystems.

The industry must begin discussing how artists can participate in AI infrastructure creation rather than becoming passive subjects of technological disruption.

A Timely Industry Dialogue

The upcoming symposium at NMACC is therefore more than just a panel discussion. It represents an important industry dialogue at a defining moment for music and culture.

With perspectives ranging from copyright enforcement and international legal frameworks to performer rights and artistic realities, the panel promises to address both the opportunities and the risks emerging from AI-driven creativity.

Padma Shri Anup Jalota brings the invaluable perspective of a legendary performing artist who has witnessed multiple eras of music consumption.
Rakesh Nigam represents the evolving framework of authors’ and composers’ rights in India.
Sanjay Tandon brings the viewpoint of singers and musicians navigating digital-era performer rights.
Atul Churamani contributes a global perspective on copyright systems and international developments in AI-related music law.
And Dr. Ratish Tagde, as moderator, will steer the discussion toward the larger ecosystem question: How can India protect the authenticity, sustainability, and future relevance of its music traditions in the AI era?

The Road Ahead

The future of music will not be shaped only by technology companies or algorithms. It will also be shaped by policymakers, copyright institutions, artists, educators, cultural organizations, and informed audiences.

Artificial intelligence may become one of the most powerful tools ever created for music discovery and distribution. But unless ethical frameworks, copyright protections, and authentic datasets evolve alongside it, the creative ecosystem could face serious imbalance.

The coming years will therefore demand not just innovation, but stewardship.

The objective is not to stop technology, but to ensure that human creativity, cultural authenticity, and artistic dignity remain at the center of the musical journey ahead.

New Delhi [India], June 2: The ongoing geopolitical tensions and shipping disruptions in West Asia have triggered a cascading impact on global supply chains. India’s furniture and home products industry, heavily reliant on imported timber, engineered wood, hardware, laminates, and petrochemical-based foams and adhesives, is now facing severe headwinds. Extended transit times via Red Sea routes, freight costs that have surged over 300%, and volatility in petrochemical-linked inputs are forcing manufacturers to rethink their sourcing, logistics, and inventory strategies.

Amid this challenging landscape, Saraf Furniture – a leading name in premium solid sheesham wood furniture – has announced a measured revision in its product pricing. The decision comes after months of absorbing escalating costs, from container freight to raw material procurement.

“The disruptions are not temporary. We have seen lead times stretch from 30 to over 60 days, and freight rates per container have more than doubled,” said Raghunandan Saraf, Founder & CEO of Saraf Furniture. “While we continue to absorb a significant portion of the increased costs, some correction is unavoidable to maintain quality and timely delivery. Our commitment to customers remains unchanged – authentic craftsmanship and durable furniture.”

Saraf Furniture is leveraging its direct-from-manufacturer model to minimize the impact, exploring alternative ports and consolidating shipments wherever possible. The company assures that the price adjustment is modest and transparent, reflecting only the most unavoidable increases in logistics and petrochemical-linked inputs like adhesives and foams.

As the West Asia crisis continues to evolve, Saraf Furniture remains focused on inventory resilience and supply chain agility. For customers, the message is clear: quality and reliability will never be compromised, even as the industry navigates its toughest supply shock in years.

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Dadar’s award-winning tattoo studio celebrates ten years of custom artistry, 5,000+ tattoos, and 20+ national accolades

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 02:  Lines N Shades Tattoo & Piercing Studio, one of Mumbai’s most recognised custom tattoo studios, today marks the completion of ten years since its founding in 2016. Located in Dadar West, the studio has grown from a single artist’s vision into a multi-award-winning destination that has inked over 5,000+ tattoos and performed more than 500+ piercings earning a reputation built on originality, technical precision, and a deeply client-first approach.

The studio’s story begins five years before its doors opened. In 2011, founder Sanket Varhadi started his career as a tattoo artist with limited resources but an uncompromising commitment to the craft. Through years of honing his technique and building client trust, Sanket established Lines N Shades Tattoo Studio in 2016 – A space designed not merely as a commercial outlet but as an atelier where personal stories could be translated into lasting visual art.

“Every tattoo in this studio carries a story – not just of the client, but of the artist’s own growth. Ten years is not a number. It is 5,000 reasons to be grateful.”

– Sanket Varhadi, Founder, Lines N Shades Tattoo & Piercing Studio

Over the past decade, the studio has accumulated more than 20+ national awards at some of India’s most competitive tattoo conventions, with Sanket himself recognised as a 20-time award-winning artist specialising in realism and black-and-grey work. The studio’s portfolio spans a wide spectrum from intricate portrait and sleeve tattoos to minimalist fine-line work, geometric designs, cover-ups, and culturally significant pieces including Shiva and mandala compositions. The studio’s reputation has also extended well beyond everyday clientele – Sanket has tattooed celebrities, social media influencers, and professional cricketers, a testament to the trust that prominent figures place in his craft.

What began as a solo endeavour now operates with a team of specialised artists. Senior tattoo artist Amit Rajwadkar, who has been in the industry since 2009, brings depth and strength in realism. Krutika Parab, a female tattoo artist on the team, specialises in fine-line, floral, and colour styles. Piercing specialist Santosh Kanojiya rounds out the team, handling advanced placements with a focus on safety and precision. Behind the studio’s growth is also Neelam Varhadi, Sanket’s wife, who drives the strategic business decisions – A steady force and strong support system that has been integral to the studio’s journey.

The studio’s tenth anniversary is being observed on 15^th June 2026. For Lines N Shades, the milestone represents more than commercial longevity; it is a reflection of an evolving artistic practice, the loyalty of thousands of clients, and the broader maturation of tattoo culture in Mumbai.

Key Facts at a Glance

• Founded: 2016 by Sanket Varhadi, Dadar West, Mumbai
• Tattoo career began: 2011
• Tattoos completed: 5,000+
• Piercings performed: 500+
• National awards: 20+ 
• Specialisations: Realism, portraits, black & grey, fine line, mandala, colour, cover-up, geometric, and more
• Studio address: Shop No 7, Vipin Residency, Gokhale Road, Opposite Zakhadevi Temple, Dadar West, Mumbai 400028

About Lines N Shades Tattoo & Piercing Studio

Lines N Shades Tattoo & Piercing Studio is a premium custom tattoo and professional body piercing studio based in Dadar West, Mumbai. Founded in 2016 by award-winning artist Sanket Varhadi, the studio specialises in fully custom tattoo designs across styles including realism, portraits, black & grey, fine line, mandala, and colour work. With a team of experienced artists and a dedicated female artist for women clients, the studio is known for its hygienic environment, client-first consultation process, and uncompromising artistic standards. Lines N Shades does not repeat designs – every tattoo is created uniquely for each individual.

Anniversary Offer: 15 June – 30 June 2026

To mark the studio’s tenth anniversary, Lines N Shades is extending an exclusive limited-period offer to its clients from 15 June to 30 June 2026.

• Tattoos (10 inches and above): Flat 50% off on all tattoo work of 10 inches or more in size.
• Ear Piercing (Basic Stud): Special anniversary price of ₹999 (originally ₹1,300). Jewellery charged separately.

* Terms & conditions apply. Offer valid from 15 June 2026 to 30 June 2026 only. Cannot be clubbed with any other offer.

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New Delhi [India], June 02: M-SANVI Real Estate Pvt. Ltd., a residential real estate company based in Delhi-NCR, has announced the expansion of its residential property offerings across multiple sectors of Dwarka. As part of this expansion, the company is now strengthening its presence in DDA-approved society flats and builder floors, further widening the housing options available to homebuyers in West Delhi.

Having established its presence in areas such as Dwarka Mor and Uttam Nagar, M-SANVI Real Estate is now extending its reach across Dwarka’s residential sectors in response to the growing demand for well-connected and planned housing options. The move reflects the changing preferences of homebuyers who are increasingly looking for homes that offer better infrastructure, connectivity, security, and long-term value.

Dwarka continues to remain one of Delhi’s most preferred residential destinations due to its organized layout, metro connectivity, social infrastructure, and access to essential facilities. With rising interest from both end-users and families seeking long-term residential stability, DDA-approved society flats and builder floors are witnessing steady demand across the region.

Commenting on the expansion, Mr. Mukesh Kumar, Founder and Director, M-SANVI Real Estate Pvt. Ltd., said:

“The way people approach home buying today has evolved significantly. Buyers are not only looking for a property but also for a secure and well-connected lifestyle. Through our expansion across Dwarka sectors and our growing focus on DDA-approved society flats and builder floors, we aim to provide homebuyers with more residential choices that align with their needs, budgets, and long-term aspirations.”

The company believes that transparency, accessibility, and location continue to be among the key factors influencing residential buying decisions. As homebuyers become more informed and research-driven, the demand for legally compliant and well-located residential properties has also increased.

Over the years, M-SANVI Real Estate has worked with homebuyers across different budget segments, helping families identify residential options suited to their requirements. With its expanded presence in Dwarka, the company aims to further strengthen its ability to connect buyers with a wider range of residential properties, including DDA-approved society homes and builder floors.

As Delhi’s residential market continues to evolve, M-SANVI Real Estate remains focused on supporting homebuyers through informed guidance, local market understanding, and access to diverse housing options across key residential locations.

About M-SANVI Real Estate Pvt. Ltd.

M-SANVI Real Estate Pvt. Ltd. is a Delhi-NCR-based real estate company specializing in residential properties, including flats, independent houses, and builder floors. The company has established its presence across locations such as Uttam Nagar and Dwarka Mor and is now expanding its residential footprint across Dwarka sectors, with a focus on providing homebuyers access to DDA-approved society flats and other residential housing options.

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