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New Delhi [India], December 19: India’s dynamic business ecosystem continues to be shaped by purpose-driven organisations that combine innovation, impact, and resilience. This group PR highlights a curated selection of companies making meaningful contributions across sectors, showcasing their journeys, values, and commitment to sustainable growth while creating positive change within their communities and industries.

1.  Italy Study Centre (ISC)

Italy Study Centre (ISC) is leading a global educational transformation by enabling students from diverse backgrounds to pursue higher education in Italy through 100% scholarship opportunities. Founded by Kumar Satyam, a visionary education leader, European Commission Expert Committee Member, and International Student Ambassador of the University of Bologna, ISC is built on the belief that talent should never be limited by financial or logistical barriers.

With a mission to turn academic aspirations into reality, Italy Study Centre leverages advanced EdTech solutions, expert mentorship, and deep insight into international academic systems to help students secure admissions at Italy’s most prestigious universities. Beyond admissions, ISC empowers students to succeed in a global learning environment, preparing them for long-term academic and professional growth.

Proudly powered by Higher Education Centre (HEC), Italy Study Centre has earned recognition as a premium, highly accredited organisation synonymous with trust, excellence, and student success.

For more information, visit here: www.italystudycentre.com

2. Dream Catalyser:

Dream Catalyser is redefining career clarity in Pune by helping students make informed and confident career choices. Co-founded by Geetanshu Shrivastava, an experienced career consultant with over a decade in India’s top education institutions, Dream Catalyser guides students from confusion to clarity through personalised counselling.

It offers career counselling from class 5th to graduation and beyond, including career counselling after 10th and 12th (Science & Commerce), career guidance after graduation, and online career counselling in Pune. Through psychometric assessments, one-on-one sessions, and workshops, Dream Catalyser helps students align their interests and strengths with the right career path, ensuring satisfaction, growth, and a fulfilling future.

For more information, visit here: https://dreamcatalyzer.com/

3.  BYWAY (WeLet Technology Pvt. Ltd.)

BYWAY is one of India’s fastest-growing logistics and supply chain companies, offering complete end-to-end solutions across on-demand trucking, multimodal transportation, warehousing, and last-mile delivery. Headquartered in Ahmedabad and operational across 24 major Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities, BYWAY empowers e-commerce, FMCG, pharma, retail, and manufacturing brands with reliable, scalable, and tech-enabled logistics services.

What sets BYWAY apart is its AI-powered orchestration engine, strong multimodal partnerships with CONCOR and SCI, and its rapidly expanding BTS warehousing network. The company’s disciplined execution, centralized coordination, and transparent real-time tracking ensure businesses move goods with unmatched speed and confidence.

With a long-term vision to build India’s largest AI-driven logistics aggregator, BYWAY is redefining enterprise logistics through innovation, agility, and sustainable growth.

For more information, visit here: www.byway.tech

4. BLOCK X Technologies Pvt. Ltd. 

BLOCK X Technologies Pvt. Ltd., headquartered in Chennai, is a leading authorised anti-piracy agency protecting digital content since 2014. The company serves a wide spectrum of clients, including film production houses, OTT platforms, music labels, short-drama apps, ed-tech companies, independent creators, and live streaming platforms.

What sets BLOCK X apart is its unique techno-legal expertise, AI-powered monitoring systems, and immediate takedown capabilities. While industry standards often take 3–4 days, BLOCK X can remove infringing content in just 3 minutes. Backed by 100+ in-house and international experts, the company combines human intelligence with advanced technologies such as digital fingerprinting, deep web crawling, offshore website takedowns, and instant content removals. BLOCK X is also a certified Google TCRP Partner, a rare recognition in the anti-piracy domain.

With millions of URLs actioned and a growing presence across 30+ languages globally, BLOCK X continues to redefine global content protection standards.

For more information, visit here: https://blockxtech.com/

5. HMT Steel :
HMT Steel, headquartered in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh, has emerged as one of North India’s most trusted names in the steel industry. Founded by Meghraj Garg, Gunjan Garg, Rohit Kumar Garg, and Arpit Kumar Garg, the company has grown from a trading unit into a leading powerhouse of steel production and distribution. HMT Steel plays a vital role in shaping skylines across Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, and Haryana.

With fully automated production lines, stringent quality standards, and a strong logistics network, HMT Steel stands apart for its precision, reliability, and customer-first approach. The company serves top developers, industrial groups, and government contractors, ensuring timely delivery and consistent excellence. Recent expansions include custom-cut structural steel, high-tensile grades, the introduction of angle and channel products and advanced digital ordering systems. As the preferred partner for major townships and industrial projects, HMT Steel continues to define benchmarks and build the backbone of North India’s future.

For more information, visit here: www.hmtsteel.com 

6. GRE Renew Enertech Limited
GRE Renew Enertech Limited, headquartered in Mehsana with a corporate office in Ahmedabad, is a leading solar EPC and solar park development company empowering industries and investors with high-performance renewable energy solutions. With expertise spanning engineering, procurement, construction, and turnkey commissioning, GRE delivers large-scale ground-mounted and industrial rooftop solar projects built for 25+ years of efficiency and reliability.

Since its inception, GRE has evolved into a technologically advanced EPC leader—commissioning 61+ MW of solar capacity and currently executing 50+ MW across India. Known for its cutting-edge tracker-based solar park systems, GRE enhances energy generation by up to 20–30%, offering superior ROI and long-term stability.

Backed by a skilled team and a legacy of innovation, GRE is committed to accelerating India’s clean energy transition through smart O&M, high-yield solar parks, and investor-focused turnkey models.

For more information, visit here: http://www.greindia.com/

7. BELLEVIRA NATURALS
Bellevira Naturals, founded by Animesh Dey and Prasanjeet Swer, is an emerging wellness and personal-care brand based in Shillong, East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, dedicated to delivering high-quality herbal solutions backed by research and tradition. With a strong focus on Meghalaya’s rich herbal heritage, the company formulates natural, effective, and chemical-free products designed to address everyday health and personal-care concerns.

What sets Bellevira apart is its unique blend of traditional Meghalaya herbs and modern scientific formulation, ensuring purity, safety, and visible results. Their customer-centred approach has earned them strong repeat purchases and organic growth—one of the brand’s proudest achievements.

Bellevira serves individuals seeking natural remedies for hair fall, premature greying, skin issues, joint pain, and overall wellness. Recently, the brand introduced new additions like its Pigmentation Soap, Face Glow Soap, and a herbal formulation for piles relief, further expanding its product range.

With ongoing projects focused on innovative herbal skincare and wellness solutions, Bellevira continues to grow its mission of offering trustworthy, result-oriented natural care.
More info: www.bellevira.com

8. OUTLAWS 

Springman Apparel Private Limited’s youth-driven brand OUTLAWS is officially going global. The Gen-Z and Alpha-focused casualwear label is now available across six GCC countries through the Middle East’s leading marketplace NOON, marking a major milestone in its growth journey.

Known for delivering premium clothing at pocket-friendly prices, OUTLAWS stands apart with its 365-day replacement warranty and AZO-free dyes, making fashion both durable and responsible. In India, the brand has built strong momentum across Quick Commerce and leading marketplaces, emerging as a strategic apparel partner on Zepto, while also being available on Myntra FWD and Amazon, strengthening its omnichannel reach among young, digital-first consumers.

With this international expansion, OUTLAWS is firmly positioning itself as a global player, aiming to reach ₹100 Cr in revenue over the next two years.

Looking ahead, the brand plans to open 50 offline stores over the next 18 months, mirroring industry trends set by peers like Snitch and accelerating its transition into a strong online-offline retail powerhouse.

OUTLAWS has gone global — and this is just the beginning.

Explore the collection on the official website and join the movement.

For more information, visit here: https://shorturl.at/RCysZ

9.  Elite Expertise

MELBOURNE, Australia – 06 December 2025 — As healthcare systems across Australia and New Zealand continue to evolve, Elite Expertise is playing a pivotal role in preparing the next generation of pharmacists through its comprehensive Pharmacy Exam Preparation Course. The organisation goes beyond exam coaching, focusing on clinical understanding, confidence building, and ethical practice. It is nurturing future healthcare leaders with the knowledge or integrity and confidence needed to serve communities with excellence.

The organisation’s approach goes beyond rote learning. It equips pharmacists with the mindset and skills required to perform safely, think critically, and communicate effectively in real-world healthcare settings. Elite Expertise ensures candidates are not only prepared to pass but prepared to practice.

At the core of this vision are two distinguished educators. The program led by Director Arief Mohammad, an AACPA Accredited Consultant Pharmacist and Clinical Pharmacist at Northern Health, and Co-Director Harika Bheemavarapu, an AACPA Accredited Consultant Pharmacist at Monash Health, Elite Expertise blends real-world clinical expertise with structured, exam-focused learning. Their student-centric approach emphasises clarity, compassion and practical readiness.

By supporting candidates through OPRA EXAM, KAPS, and Intern examinations, Elite Expertise is shaping pharmacists who are not only exam-ready but also confident professionals prepared to serve communities across the ANZ healthcare system.
For more information, visit here: https://eliteexpertise.com.au/

10. Historic Milestone: Inclusion of 5,251 Ex-Leprosy Applicants

Kolkata -A reputed Kolkata-based social development organisation has reached a landmark milestone in advancing inclusive employment and social justice for persons cured of leprosy. Through sustained advocacy, strategic legal action, and multi-stakeholder collaboration, the organisation has been driving systemic change to ensure dignity, rehabilitation, and equal opportunity for a historically marginalised community.

This achievement builds on the landmark 1988 judgment of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, which affirmed the eligibility of cured leprosy persons for Group C and Group D posts under the South Eastern Railway. To date, verification of 1,912 applicants has been successfully completed, while the remaining cases are progressing through a structured verification pipeline.

As a direct outcome, long-pending cases are moving toward resolution in alignment with Supreme Court directives. Upon completion, appointment letters for all 5,251 eligible applicants are likely to be issued—setting a powerful national benchmark for inclusive governance, policy execution, and dignified employment.

Together, these companies represent the spirit of modern Indian enterprise—visionary leadership, customer-centric thinking, and social responsibility. As they continue to evolve and expand their footprint, their stories stand as inspiration for emerging businesses and reaffirm the power of innovation, collaboration, and purpose-led growth in shaping the future.

Disclaimer: This listicle has been provided by Spatz  Media.

India’s transportation and logistics story has largely been written in metro cities. Beyond Tier 1 markets, however, a vast and fast-growing network of Tier 2 cities continues to depend on fragmented, unreliable, or expensive transportation options. This is where WayWheel is stepping in, building structured, affordable, and dependable delivery solutions designed specifically for emerging urban centres.

While most organised transportation and logistics platforms remain focused on saturated metro markets, WayWheel has chosen a different path. The brand operates not just in Tier 1 cities but Tier 2 cities also, where the need for reliable goods movement and local transport services is real, and alternatives are limited.

In many Tier 2 cities, businesses, traders, shop owners, and service providers struggle with inconsistent availability of transport and rising costs for moving goods locally. WayWheel addresses this challenge by creating a city-focused transportation ecosystem that aligns with local infrastructure, demand patterns, and operational realities.

As Tier 2 cities expand economically and demographically, the demand for dependable transportation continues to rise. Yet, organised logistics and transport infrastructure often fail to keep pace. WayWheel’s city-first approach prioritises accessibility, affordability, and efficiency, ensuring that organised transportation is not restricted to metropolitan centres alone.

By building solutions suited to local needs, WayWheel is helping reduce dependence on informal and unorganised transport systems while improving reliability for businesses that depend on the timely movement of goods.

Beyond improving transportation access, WayWheel places strong emphasis on local employment generation. The platform enables drivers and operational teams to work within their home cities or nearby regions, reducing the need to migrate to metros for livelihood.

This model creates meaningful social and economic impact. Drivers gain stable income opportunities closer to home, benefit from lower living expenses, and experience better work-life balance. At the same time, earnings remain within the local economy, supporting sustainable, city-level growth.

WayWheel’s approach ensures that as the platform scales, the benefits of growth stay rooted in the cities it serves.

Building with Purpose and Sustainability

WayWheel was founded with a clear purpose: to bring structure, reliability, and efficiency to India’s fragmented delivery ecosystem, enabling businesses and communities to move goods seamlessly, predictably, and at scale.

By combining technology with on-ground understanding, WayWheel is building a transportation network that prioritises efficiency, sustainability, and people over rapid expansion.

As Tier 2 cities continue to grow, the demand for structured, reliable, and environmentally responsible delivery solutions will only intensify. WayWheel plans to deepen its presence across more such cities, strengthen local partnerships, and build an ecosystem that is accessible, inclusive, and future-ready.

Guru Prasad, Founder & Group CEO, WayWheel, says:
 “India is more than its Tier 1 cities, so why should progress be limited to metros alone? WayWheel is built to bring organised transportation and logistics to emerging cities, while creating local employment and economic growth.”

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New Delhi [India], December 19: Healthcare systems across the world are undergoing a subtle yet important transformation. While medical science continues to advance rapidly, equal emphasis is now being placed on how effectively that knowledge is communicated to patients. In an environment where consultations are time-bound and medical procedures increasingly complex, patient understanding has become central to care quality. Positioned at the heart of this shift is Eremedium, an India-born healthcare communication technology company focused on strengthening doctor–patient conversations through visual education.

Founded in 2017, Eremedium was built on the insight that patient comprehension directly influences confidence, adherence, and outcomes. In everyday clinical practice, even highly experienced doctors face challenges when explaining complex conditions or procedures within limited consultation time. This often leaves patients uncertain, anxious, or inadequately informed—particularly in superspecialty care, where decisions carry significant physical and emotional implications. Eremedium was created to address this gap by making medical communication clearer, more engaging, and easier to absorb.

“As healthcare becomes more specialised and time-constrained, visual communication will define the future of patient engagement,” said Mohanish Singh, CEO of Eremedium. “Our mission is to ensure that no patient leaves a consultation confused or uncertain about their care.”

Rather than positioning itself as a conventional HealthTech platform, Eremedium operates as a clinical communication partner. Its solutions are designed to integrate seamlessly into existing clinical workflows, allowing doctors to enhance patient understanding without increasing consultation time or disrupting care delivery. This approach has driven consistent adoption across geographies and specialties.

Today, Eremedium supports over 15,000 doctors across 25 medical specialties worldwide. Its platforms are used by clinicians in cardiology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery, urology, vascular surgery, and other complex disciplines where precise communication is essential. In such settings, visual explanations often prove far more effective than verbal descriptions alone, helping patients better understand anatomy, disease progression, and procedural steps.

Central to Eremedium’s growth is its integrated product ecosystem, which approaches patient education as a continuous journey rather than a single-point interaction. The company’s in-clinic patient education platform, Medio, is deployed across more than 10,000 healthcare waiting area TVs. By introducing visual explanations before patients meet their doctors, Medio helps establish foundational understanding, reduces anxiety, and prepares patients for more meaningful consultations.

Inside the consultation room, MedComm, a 22-inch touch screen solution, enables structured doctor–patient conversations. Used by thousands of clinicians, the platform helps ensure that condition, treatment options, risks, and recovery pathways are explained in a clear and consistent manner, while allowing doctors to retain their individual consultation style. Complementing this is MedXplain, Eremedium’s advanced 3D medical animation cloud-based platform, which supports counselling by over 9,000 doctors globally. These animations allow patients to visualise medical concepts that are otherwise difficult to grasp, significantly improving comprehension and recall.

Together, Medio, MedComm, and MedXplain form a layered communication framework that supports patient understanding from the waiting room through counselling. This structured approach helps reduce fear, improves clarity, and supports informed decision-making—key factors in modern, patient-centric healthcare.

While Eremedium’s roots are firmly in India, the relevance of its solutions has proven global. The company has expanded its presence across Asia, Africa, and Europe, with operations in Malaysia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. Planned entry into GCC markets reflects rising demand for digital health tools that prioritise patient experience and outcomes.

“Our mission has always been to simplify and strengthen communication between doctors and patients,” Ranjeet Sharma, VP, Eremedium noted. “Visual education is no longer optional—it is essential.”

As it continues to scale, Eremedium is investing in deeper clinical accuracy, richer specialty-specific content, and advanced visualisation technologies. Its journey reflects a broader truth shaping global healthcare today: better understanding leads to better outcomes. By placing communication at the centre of care, Eremedium is helping redefine how medicine is explained, understood, and trusted.

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Gandhinagar (Gujarat) [India], December 19: Trom Industries Limited (NSE- TROM | INE0SYV01018) a fast-growing solar EPC and clean energy solutions company, has announced the addition of new domestic orders across municipal infrastructure and renewable energy segments, further strengthening its execution pipeline and business visibility.

Recent Order Highlights

₹1.59 Crore – Shakti Metals

• Scope: End-to-end execution of a 622.48 kW Solar Photovoltaic (SPV) grid-interactive power plant, including design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning

• Segment: Solar EPC

• Execution Timeline: To be completed within the current financial year

₹2.86 Crore – Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation (GMC)

• Scope: Empanelment for providing new streetlights and high mast lighting across newly constructed roads and multiple locations

• Segment: Municipal infrastructure

• Execution Timeline: Completion scheduled within the current year

Order Book Momentum and Growth Outlook

The recent order wins underscore Trom Industries’ strong execution capabilities across both public infrastructure and clean energy verticals. While the municipal lighting project strengthens the Company’s presence in urban infrastructure, the solar EPC order deepens its renewable energy portfolio. Supported by steady order inflows, diversified project exposure, and a disciplined execution approach.

Trom Industries continues to focus on scalable growth, operational efficiency, and expansion across high-growth clean energy and infrastructure opportunities, positioning the Company for sustained long-term value creation.

Commenting on the order win, Mr. Jignesh Patel, Managing Director of Trom Industries Limited said:

“These orders reflect Trom Industries’ growing credibility across both public infrastructure and clean energy segments. The municipal lighting project strengthens our engagement with government bodies, while the solar EPC order reinforces our focus on scalable renewable energy solutions. With a diversified order pipeline and strong execution capabilities, we remain confident of sustaining healthy growth while delivering timely and high-quality outcomes for our clients”

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19: Looking ahead to 2026, brokerages are not sitting on the fence. From power to logistics, real estate to defence electronics, several Indian stocks are being flagged for meaningful one-year upside.

The market loves drama. But brokerages love numbers. And right now, the numbers are pointing to a handful of stocks to buy for 2026 that offer a clean risk–reward setup without heroic assumptions.

Across sectors, analysts are lining up Buy calls, backed by clear targets and defined upside. No hype. No vague promises. Just cold, hard expectations.

Here’s a closer look at five stocks that brokerages believe could deliver 10–30 percent returns over the next year.

Lodha Developers: Real Estate, With Momentum

Motilal Oswal has stayed firmly bullish on Lodha Developers. The brokerage has reiterated a Buy rating with a target price of Rs 1,888.

The stock currently trades around Rs 1,063. Do the math and you get a potential upside of roughly 77 percent. That’s not subtle.

This call reflects optimism around the company’s execution strength and the broader residential real estate cycle. India’s housing demand hasn’t cooled the way many expected. If anything, organised developers with scale are gaining ground.

Lodha Developers sits right in that sweet spot. Strong brand recall. Large land bank. And a market that still wants homes, not excuses.

For investors scanning stocks to buy for 2026 in real estate, this one is hard to ignore.

Godrej Consumer Products: FMCG Stability

Godrej Consumer Products rarely makes noise. That’s the point.

Motilal Oswal has reiterated a Buy call on the FMCG major, assigning a target price of Rs 1,450. The current market price is around Rs 1,180, implying an upside of about 23 percent.

In a market that swings between fear and euphoria, FMCG offers something radical: predictability.

Godrej Consumer brings steady demand, strong brands, and exposure to both domestic and international markets. It’s not a turnaround story. It’s a compounding story.

For investors looking at stocks to buy for 2026 with lower volatility and consistent earnings visibility, this recommendation fits neatly into the portfolio puzzle.

VRL Logistics: Logistics That Actually Delivers

Logistics doesn’t sound exciting. Until it works.

Motilal Oswal has maintained a Buy rating on VRL Logistics with a target price of Rs 350. The stock currently trades near Rs 266, translating into a potential upside of around 32 percent.

India’s logistics sector is slowly getting its act together. Better roads. Better compliance. Better demand visibility. Companies that already have scale are starting to benefit.

VRL Logistics has long been a dominant road transport player. What’s changing now is efficiency and margin discipline.

Among stocks to buy for 2026 in the logistics space, VRL stands out as a straightforward bet on India moving more goods, more often.

Adani Power: Capacity, Demand, and a Clear Call

Antique has initiated coverage on Adani Power with a Buy rating. The target price stands at Rs 187 versus a current market price of Rs 143.

That implies a potential upside of nearly 30 percent.

Power is back in focus. Demand keeps rising. Capacity utilisation is improving. And thermal power, for all the noise around it, remains critical to India’s energy mix.

Adani Power benefits from scale and operational reach. The brokerage’s initiation suggests confidence in earnings visibility rather than speculative tailwinds.

For investors evaluating stocks to buy for 2026 in the energy space, this recommendation reflects a pragmatic view of India’s power needs.

Astra Microwave Products: Defence Electronics

Motilal Oswal has initiated coverage on Astra Microwave Products with a Buy recommendation. The target price is Rs 1,100, while the stock currently trades around Rs 892.

That points to an upside of about 23 percent.

India’s defence manufacturing push isn’t a slogan anymore. It’s showing up in order books.

Astra Microwave operates in a niche but critical segment of defence electronics. As indigenous defence production gains momentum, specialised players stand to benefit.

This is not a momentum trade. It’s a visibility trade.

Among stocks to buy for 2026 with exposure to defence electronics, Astra Microwave offers a focused play without stretching valuations too far.

Why These Stocks Matter Now

What ties these five together isn’t sector overlap. It’s clarity.

Each recommendation comes with a defined target, a stated upside, and backing from established brokerages. No vague “could benefit” language. No hand-waving.

Real estate, FMCG, logistics, power, defence electronics. Together, they reflect where India’s economic engine is actually running.

If you’re building a watchlist of stocks to buy for 2026, these names give you sectoral balance without diluting conviction.

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Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given are the editor’s own. These do not represent the views of the channel.

New Delhi [India], December 18: Amidst the 360-degree penetration of Artificial Intelligence in the nation, companies like the Indian Potash Limited (IPL) are putting in relentless efforts to transform agriculture in India. The efforts are aligned towards the vision of creating a sustainable future for the country, where farmers do not have to suffer from poor conditions and hazardous pesticides. Also, it is worth noting that these chemicals pose a serious threat to the environment, leading to climate change. One would be astounded to know that 29 per cent of greenhouse emissions come from agriculture, contributing to the global climate shift. This has been a special area of concern and work for Dr Parvinder Singh Gahlaut, Managing Director, Indian Potash Limited. This can also be addressed by incorporating AI into agriculture.

Dr P.S. Gahlaut believes, “Indian farmers are not only an integral part of our nation but also of its very identity. India continues to be recognised as an agricultural nation, exporting some of the finest quality food products to the world. It is, therefore, the responsibility of companies like Indian Potash Limited to support their progress and ensure they remain aligned with the rapidly changing global landscape. However, we are also trapped in a cycle in which farming impacts the climate, and, in turn, climate change reshapes farming practices. The only way to break this loop is to move beyond traditional methods and adopt innovative solutions. Incorporating AI in agriculture and promoting Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) are crucial steps to assist farmers, equip them with sustainable practices, and prepare them for the future.”

Drone farming is one of the key innovations championed by Dr. Parvinder Singh Gahlaut. This advanced method uses unmanned aerial vehicles to monitor and manage farmland with far greater accuracy and speed than traditional approaches. Equipped with multispectral and thermal sensors, drones capture high-resolution images and real-time data that help farmers detect nutrient deficiencies, monitor irrigation levels, map weed growth, and track crop health long before visible symptoms appear. In alignment with Climate-Smart Agriculture, drones further support precision spraying of fertilisers and pesticides, which can reduce chemical use by up to 30% and lower fuel consumption, ultimately shrinking the carbon footprint while improving resilience to climate variability.

CSA places strong emphasis on climate-resilient crop management. Farmers are encouraged to adopt drought-tolerant, heat-resistant, and pest-resistant varieties, traits increasingly developed through modern breeding and biotechnology, to protect yields amid rising temperatures and erratic rainfall. Complementary practices such as crop rotation, intercropping, and diversification strengthen soil structure, conserve nutrients, and naturally suppress pests. With the integration of AI-driven decision tools, farmers can now analyse weather patterns, soil profiles, and crop performance to determine optimal sowing windows, irrigation schedules, and nutrient application. These data-backed decisions not only enhance productivity but also lower input costs and help buffer farms against climate risks.

To accelerate the digital transformation of agriculture, Indian Potash Limited introduced the IPL Farmer Samvad app, a user-friendly platform designed primarily for Android/IOS smartphones. The app delivers updates on modern farming technologies, government schemes, market prices, and financial literacy. Farmers can access training modules, receive region-specific alerts on pests and weather, and participate in interactive forums that enable peer learning and expert guidance. By bridging information gaps, the app empowers farmers to make timely, informed decisions and adapt to rapid changes in the agricultural landscape.

Soil and water conservation remain central pillars of CSA. Techniques such as minimal or conservation tillage reduce erosion and preserve soil organic matter, while compost, green manure, and biochar help restore fertility and microbial activity. Efficient irrigation systems—drip, sprinkler, micro-irrigation, and rainwater harvesting—can improve water-use efficiency by 40–60%, a critical requirement as groundwater levels decline in many Indian states. Integrated nutrient and pest management further promotes sustainability through biological control agents, soil test–based fertiliser recommendations, and nitrogen-fixing crops like pulses that naturally enrich the soil. Dr Gahlaut emphasises that capacity building, farmer training, and cooperative resource-sharing networks are essential to scale these practices effectively. Agroforestry and landscape-level management also contribute by enhancing biodiversity, improving carbon sequestration, and protecting water bodies through buffer zones and tree-based farming systems.

Indian Potash Limited continues to advance science-led agriculture through programs like Potash for Life, which conducts extensive field trials to evaluate crop response to balanced fertilisation. By collecting real-world data on soil health and yield outcomes, IPL helps farmers optimise nutrient application—particularly potash and other micronutrients—ensuring long-term soil productivity and reducing cases of nutrient depletion, a growing concern in intensively farmed regions.

Dr. P.S. Gahlaut’s long-term vision is to expand access to AI solutions, drone services, and digital advisory systems to over 15 million farmers by 2030. His leadership team is simultaneously working on developing drought-resilient fertilisers, carbon-neutral operational practices, and regenerative farming models that support India’s climate goals. His approach underscores not just technological advancement but a commitment to holistic, sustainable growth—one that safeguards environmental health and strengthens agriculture for future generations.

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New Delhi [India], December 19: India battery recycling is no longer a niche sustainability idea. It’s turning into a strategic lever for jobs, clean power and economic resilience.

India is racing toward a cleaner energy future, but there’s a catch. Electric vehicles, solar grids and smartphones all depend on minerals India barely mines. Lithium. Cobalt. Nickel.

The country imports most of them. Battery recycling could change that equation.

Over the last decade, a fledgling but serious battery recycling ecosystem has started to take shape across India. The goal is simple. Recover valuable materials from used batteries and feed them back into the clean energy supply chain. Less waste. Fewer imports. More jobs.

India Battery Recycling Boom: It’s a neat idea.

According to a November study by renewable energy think tank RMI, a formal battery recycling industry could create up to 100,000 green jobs in India.

It could meet nearly 40 percent of domestic demand for key battery minerals. The total market value? Around $9 billion as battery demand explodes, largely driven by electric vehicles.

Rajat Verma, founder and CEO of Lohum Cleantech, sees it as inevitable. His Noida-based company manufactures and recycles batteries.

He points out that recycling already supplies more than 40 percent of India’s copper and aluminium needs. Lithium, cobalt and nickel could follow the same path.

The materials make it possible. Unlike plastics, battery metals don’t degrade after repeated recycling. Refine them properly, and they retain strength, performance and value.

Again. And again.

Why India Needs Battery Recycling Now

India is the world’s most populous nation and one of its largest emitters of planet-heating gases. Power demand is relentless. So is the push toward clean energy.

Solar capacity is expanding fast. Electric vehicle adoption is rising.

Smartphones and consumer electronics are everywhere. All of it runs on batteries. And batteries run on minerals India mostly buys from abroad.

Globally, China dominates critical mineral supply chains. Mining. Refining. Processing. The International Energy Agency has flagged this concentration as a strategic risk.

India feels it acutely. The country has no operational lithium mines yet and limited access to other key minerals.

Battery recycling offers a workaround. Recover minerals already inside India’s borders. Keep them circulating. Reduce exposure to geopolitical shocks.

How Battery Recycling Actually Works

A typical electric car battery is massive. Around 1.5 metres long. Up to 400 kilograms in weight. Designed to last 160,000 kilometres, usually over eight to twelve years.

Once it reaches the end of its automotive life, it’s far from useless. Up to 90 percent of its contents can be extracted if recycling is done properly.

There are two main routes. One involves shredding battery modules into fine powder using specialised machinery. Another uses smelting in industrial furnaces.

Both methods are followed by chemical processing, often using acids, to separate lithium, cobalt, nickel and other metals.

There’s also a quieter second-life option. Batteries that still hold charge can be repurposed to store solar or wind energy. Think homes, small shops, microgrids.

The process involves testing, cleaning and refurbishing components before resale.

Done right, it extends battery life and reduces waste. Done wrong, it becomes a hazard.

The Informal Sector Problem

Here’s where India’s reality bites.

India has around 60,000 tonnes of battery recycling capacity today. But much of it sits underused. Supply chains remain fragmented.

Recovered materials don’t always find their way back to factories.

A big reason is informality. An estimated four million workers operate in India’s scrap recycling economy. They handle everything from metals to plastics, often without contracts, training or safety gear. Batteries are just one more item in the pile.

This informality creates gaps. Environmental risks. Lost value. Weak accountability.

India passed battery waste management rules in 2022 to address this.

The regulations mandate safe disposal, collection targets and recycling benchmarks for different battery types. Violators face heavy fines.

On paper, it looks solid. On the ground, implementation has been patchy.

There are no universal drop-off points for discarded batteries. Each producer must build its own collection and recycling system. For many companies, that’s expensive and confusing.

The result is uneven compliance and slow progress.

Jaideep Saraswat of the Vasudha Foundation puts it bluntly.

Policy moved surprisingly fast. Supply chains did not.

Environmental and Safety Risks

Battery recycling is not automatically clean.

If lithium batteries are handled improperly, they can emit carbon monoxide and other hazardous gases. Recycling processes often generate wastewater loaded with heavy metals. Without proper treatment, this contaminates soil and water.

Illegal dumping still happens. Nishchay Chadha, CEO of ACE Green Recycling, warns that weak enforcement allows unsafe practices to persist.

His company operates in India but remains cautious about expansion.

The concern is simple. Clean energy cannot be built on dirty processes.

Formalisation is the Missing Link

Experts agree on the fix. Formalise the sector.

Training programmes could help informal scrap workers transition into safer, regulated jobs.

Government support, at both state and federal levels, could make it easier for companies to hire, train and retain these workers.

Formalisation brings safety standards. Accountability. Traceability. It also unlocks scale.

Marie McNamara of RMI argues that batteries are defined by both their toxicity and their potential. Handle them right, and they power the future.

Handle them wrong, and they poison it.

Learning From China, Carefully

China offers a lesson, though not a perfect template.

Recycling there is taken seriously because it supports the broader supply chain. Even when recycling itself loses money, it strengthens the overall ecosystem.

Profit is made across the value chain, not in isolation.

India shouldn’t rush to copy everything. But ignoring the lesson would be costly. Battery recycling works best when treated as infrastructure, not a side business.

The Road Ahead

Optimism isn’t misplaced. Momentum is real.

India’s clean energy push isn’t slowing. EV adoption is accelerating. Battery demand is climbing fast. Recycling will follow, whether by design or necessity.

Rajat Verma believes India could produce five multibillion-dollar companies in battery recycling if current trends hold. That’s not hype. It’s arithmetic.

Jobs. Mineral security. Cleaner energy. Fewer imports.

This is one of those rare intersections where climate goals and economic logic agree.

Still, the transition won’t be smooth. Policy must catch up to practice. Informal workers need pathways into the formal economy.

Environmental safeguards must be enforced, not just announced.

India’s battery recycling isn’t glamorous. It’s industrial. Messy. Complicated. But it might quietly decide whether India’s clean energy ambitions stand on solid ground or imported crutches.

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A Landmark Achievement for the Growing Content Marketing Agency in India.

New Delhi [India], December 19: Influencer Act marked a significant milestone in its journey by winning one Gold and two Bronze awards at the 10th edition of the e4m Indian Content & Marketing Awards 2025. The prestigious recognition celebrated excellence, innovation, and effectiveness in India’s evolving content and marketing ecosystem, bringing together leading brands, agencies, and creative professionals from across the country.

The wins reflected Influencer Act’s consistent focus on creating content that not only performed well on digital platforms but also resonated deeply with audiences. For a team that believed strongly in purposeful storytelling and community-driven campaigns, the moment was both validating and energizing.

Gold Win for Excellence on YouTube

Influencer Act, the influencer marketing agency, received the Gold Award for Best Use of YouTube for a Campaign, recognizing its strategic and creative use of the video-first platform. The award acknowledged the agency’s ability to combine compelling narratives with platform-specific insights, ensuring content felt organic while delivering measurable impact.

The winning campaign stood out for its strong storytelling, audience engagement, and seamless integration of brand messaging without compromising authenticity. By understanding viewer behavior and leveraging YouTube’s strengths, Influencer Act successfully turned content into meaningful conversations, reinforcing the power of long-form and video-led marketing.

Bronze Awards for Strategy and Community Building

In addition to the Gold win, Influencer Act secured two Bronze awards– Best Content Marketing Annual Plan and Best Use of Community Building. These recognitions highlighted the agency’s long-term vision and its commitment to sustained, strategic content planning in Video Marketing, rather than short-term wins.

The Bronze for Best Content Marketing Annual Plan recognized a structured, insight-led approach that aligned content goals with broader brand objectives across the year. It showcased how consistency, adaptability, and data-backed creativity played a critical role in delivering results over time.

Meanwhile, the award for Best Use of Community Building underlined Influencer Act’s belief that strong digital communities were built on trust, relevance, and genuine interaction. By focusing on dialogue rather than one-way communication, the agency successfully created spaces where audiences felt seen, heard, and engaged.

Behind the Wins: Teamwork, Persistence, and Passion

These accolades were the result of months of focused effort, collaboration, Community building in marketing, Content Marketing Strategy and creative problem-solving by the Influencer Act’s team. From brainstorming sessions and content planning to execution and optimization, every step was driven by a shared passion for creating impactful work.

The team credited the wins to a culture of experimentation, openness to learning, and YouTube Campaign Management’s close collaboration with brand partners who trusted the agency’s vision. Each campaign reflected not just creative output, but strategic intent backed by a deep understanding of digital behavior and evolving audience expectations. This has made the Digital marketing agency in Noida, one of the best influencer marketing agencies in the scene.

A Moment of Pride for the Industry and the Team

The recognition at the e4m Indian Content & Marketing Awards, now in its tenth edition, held special significance given the scale and credibility of the platform. Being honored among industry peers reaffirmed Influencer Act’s growing presence in India’s competitive Digital Content Marketing landscape.

The official award ceremony was scheduled to be held on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, at the Novotel Mumbai International Airport, Andheri, where industry leaders and innovators gathered to celebrate outstanding achievements in content and marketing.

Looking Ahead

With one Gold and two Bronze awards added to its journey, Influencer Act looks ahead with renewed confidence and ambition. The wins were not just a celebration of past success of their best YouTube marketing campaigns, but a reminder of the responsibility to continue raising the bar for content-led marketing in India.

The Influencer Marketing Agency is grateful and looks forward to working even better on YouTube Campaigns, Strategic Content Planning in Digital communities, Community building in marketing, YouTube marketing campaigns, and Digital Content Marketing. Also at the same time, it’s thankful for the earlier award received in November 2025, the Afaqs brand storyz award for outstanding storytelling.

As the Digital marketing agency in Noida moves forward, it remains committed to crafting stories that matter, building communities that last, and delivering content that balances creativity with purpose.

Website: https://www.influenceract.com/

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E-commerce ecosystem matures; Speed of delivery, Fulfilment reach & Compliance readiness.

New Delhi [India], December 19: India’s e-commerce market is approaching a decisive inflection point. After years of platform expansion and seller onboarding, 2026 is shaping up to be the year where execution quality—not just product or pricing—will determine category leaders on Amazon and Flipkart.

Industry data indicates that while overall growth remains strong, the drivers of that growth are evolving. Consumer expectations around delivery speed and availability are rising sharply, and marketplaces are increasingly rewarding sellers who can meet these expectations consistently.

Impulse buying is accelerating — speed is the catalyst

Consumer behaviour studies show that impulse-driven purchases now form a significant share of online transactions, particularly in categories such as fashion, beauty, electronics accessories and daily-use products. These purchases are highly sensitive to delivery timelines.

Listings offering faster delivery consistently record higher conversion rates, even when priced slightly above alternatives. In practice, delivery speed has become a primary purchase trigger, not merely a convenience.

Amazon Sambhav underscores delivery speed as a growth engine

This shift was clearly highlighted at Amazon Sambhav, held on 10 December, where Amazon leadership repeatedly positioned speed of delivery as a key growth engine for sellers in the coming years. The event focused on how fulfilment infrastructure, regional warehouses and intelligent inventory placement are enabling faster deliveries across India.

Platform insights shared during the event showed that demand from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities continues to rise, with customer delivery expectations in these regions rapidly approaching metro benchmarks. Flipkart has echoed similar trends, reinforcing that speed will increasingly influence visibility, conversion and repeat purchases.

Fulfilment centres become non-negotiable for scale

For brands aiming to scale on Amazon and Flipkart in 2026, the implication is clear: inventory must be closer to the customer. Limiting stock to one or two locations significantly reduces competitiveness in a speed-driven marketplace.

Distributing inventory across multiple fulfilment centres enables:

• Faster delivery commitments
• Higher listing visibility and buy-box performance
• Better customer experience and ratings

As one mid-sized D2C brand operating across multiple GSTN noted:

“Once we started placing inventory closer to demand centres, our conversion rate improved noticeably. Speed of delivery directly influenced how customers perceived our brand.”

The constraint that still holds brands back

Despite the clear upside, many brands hesitate to fully adopt nationwide fulfilment. The reason is rarely logistics — it is GST compliance complexity.

Stocking goods across states requires accurate handling of inter-state stock transfers, correct B2B treatment of internal movements and precise TCS (Tax Collected at Source) matching with marketplace reports. Errors can lead to mismatches, notices and operational friction, often discouraging brands from placing inventory in the nearest fulfilment centres.

An operations head at a large marketplace-focused brand shared anonymously:

“The biggest challenge wasn’t demand or logistics. It was ensuring GST and TCS stayed clean when inventory moved across states. That complexity slowed our expansion initially.”

Compliance automation quietly enabling leaders

As fulfilment footprints expand and order volumes increase, leading brands are turning to marketplace-aware compliance automation. These systems focus on interpreting Amazon and Flipkart data accurately, reconciling TCS and handling inter-state inventory movement without manual effort.

A senior GST consultant working with multiple e-commerce brands explains:

 “Most issues we see are not tax rate problems, but data alignment problems—TCS mismatches, incorrect stock transfer treatment and reporting delays. Brands that invest early in automation avoid compliance becoming a growth bottleneck.”

Some brands reference solutions such as KartManage as part of their backend stack — not as a marketing tool, but as an operational layer that enables fulfilment-led growth without compliance stress. For brands evaluating category leadership, tools like KartManage are increasingly considered alongside logistics and advertising strategies.

2026 will separate fast movers from prepared leaders

As India’s e-commerce ecosystem matures, speed of delivery, fulfilment reach and compliance readiness will collectively determine success. With impulse buying on the rise and delivery expectations tightening, brands that align logistics and compliance early — supported by systems like KartManage — will be better positioned to lead their categories on Amazon and Flipkart in 2026.

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New Delhi [India], December 18: Scaffolding has always been an essential part of construction, providing temporary support and access for workers as structures rise. But as India’s infrastructure projects grow in scale and complexity, the expectations from scaffolding systems have increased dramatically. Today’s projects demand solutions that are not only strong and reliable but also quicker to assemble, easier to adapt, and safer to use. This shift has given rise to what the industry now calls smart scaffolding, systems designed with engineering precision, modular efficiency, and safety-led design.

Translite has emerged as one of the companies contributing strongly to this shift. Through engineered scaffolding systems, detailed design support, and high-quality fabrication, the company is helping modern construction sites achieve safer and faster execution across metro, highway, and industrial projects.

Understanding the Need for Smarter Scaffolding

The demands on scaffolding today are very different from what they were a decade ago. Metro corridors, elevated highways, large industrial facilities, and high piers all require systems that can handle heavy loads while being assembled within tight timelines. Traditional methods that were once dependable are no longer sufficient for projects that operate with continuous deadlines and high safety expectations.

Modern construction sites also require greater precision. Elevated structures must maintain alignment, heavy concrete loads must be supported evenly, and workers must have stable access at various heights. This has created a need for scaffolding systems that are engineered, standardised, and adaptable. Smart scaffolding answers this need by bringing design accuracy, modularity, and strong material consistency together.

Translite’s Move Toward Engineered Scaffolding

Translite’s scaffolding systems reflect this new direction in the industry. The company manufactures and supplies Cuplock and Ringlock systems, and also designs and manufactures H Frame scaffolding and Kwik Stage scaffolding to support the diverse needs of housing developments and oil and natural gas sector projects. In projects where speed and safety matter equally, having repeatable and uniform scaffolding elements can significantly reduce errors on site.

Ringlock systems supplied by Translite use a 48.30 mm tube diameter and 500 mm ring spacing. These measurements are crucial because they help distribute loads evenly and provide consistent alignment. The systems are available in a range of heights and thicknesses, allowing contractors to choose configurations that match the demands of their specific structure.

By focusing on precision manufacturing and standardisation, Translite allows construction teams to assemble scaffolding faster without compromising stability. Faster assembly means fewer delays, which is especially important in high-traffic project sites such as metros, expressways, and industrial plants.

Design, Planning, and Load Calculations

What sets modern scaffolding apart from traditional systems is the amount of engineering that goes into planning it. At Translite, the process begins with a design and engineering review of the structure that will be supported. The company’s in-house team prepares formwork and scaffolding layouts, conducts load calculations, and creates project-specific design documentation.

This design-led approach is important for structures such as:

• Piers
• Pier caps
• U, I, T, and Box girders
• Elevated highway sections
• Metro viaducts
• Industrial staging and platforms

By understanding load paths, geometry, and working conditions in advance, Translite ensures the scaffolding behaves predictably once installed. This reduces the chances of on-site adjustments and helps maintain safety throughout the project.

Smart Materials and High-Quality Fabrication

Another key element of smart scaffolding is the material used. The systems must be strong enough to withstand load variations yet easy enough to transport and handle. Translite uses high-quality mild steel in its scaffolding components and fabricates them in compliance with standards such as ISO 9001:2015, IS 1161, and IS 2062.

These standards ensure that every component, whether it is a ledger, a vertical pipe, a base jack, or a coupler, is manufactured with consistency. Uniformity is essential because scaffolding acts as a single system, and any variation in material quality can affect performance.

In industrial and infrastructure projects, where components are reused multiple times, durability also becomes part of the smart scaffolding approach. Translite’s fabrication methods support this long-term reuse, making the systems practical for contractors who work across several project sites.

Faster Assembly Through Modularity

One of the major advantages of smart scaffolding is modular design. Instead of using components that require complex adjustments or specialised tools, modular scaffolding relies on parts that connect quickly and easily.

At Translite, Cuplock and Ringlock systems are examples of this principle, and the addition of H Frame and Kwik Stage scaffolding further expands this adaptability across housing and industrial applications. Modular components also make it easier to work on structures of varying heights and shapes, something that is especially important in India’s large network of elevated metros and highways.

The ability to adjust, scale, and reposition scaffolding without needing entirely new systems makes modular scaffolding both cost-effective and time-efficient.

Safety Built Into the System

Safety is one of the most important outcomes of smart scaffolding. As construction grows taller and more complex, ensuring stable access becomes critical. Translite’s systems support safety through:

• Standardised and predictable load behaviour
• Stable walkway planks and platforms
• Strong connection points
• Rigid vertical and horizontal alignments

Additionally, precise fabrication helps reduce unexpected movements or shifts once the system is under load. When workers can rely on stable staging, productivity improves and risks are reduced.

For elevated work such as pier caps and metro viaducts, having dependable scaffolding is essential. Any instability can impact both worker safety and the quality of concrete structures.

Supporting India’s Infrastructure Expansion

Smart scaffolding plays a direct role in India’s infrastructure growth. Translite’s presence across metro projects including Delhi, Indore, Patna, and Pune demonstrates how engineered scaffolding supports safe and efficient construction at scale. The company also contributes to major expressways such as the Dwarka Expressway and the Ganga Expressway, where elevated structures rely on strong staging and shuttering systems.

In industrial sectors, Translite supports developments such as Micron Industry, Tata Power, Hyundai Corporate Office, Haier Industry, and newly added projects including Microsoft Campus in Noida, Hindustan Zinc Factory in Rajasthan, and Hindalco Factory in Odisha. These projects require heavy-duty and adaptable scaffolding platforms for maintenance, assembly, and structural works.

The widespread use of engineered scaffolding across different project categories indicates how essential it has become for India’s construction timelines.

Looking Ahead: The Future of Smart Scaffolding

Smart scaffolding will continue to advance as construction needs evolve. Engineering precision, modularity, material strength, and safety features will remain central to future systems. Design-led planning and adherence to quality standards will also become even more important as India builds larger and more complex structures. Companies like Translite, which combine design expertise with high-quality manufacturing, will continue to contribute to this shift. Their systems help create reliable working platforms that support the pace and scale of modern infrastructure. As construction demands rise, smart scaffolding will remain one of the essential tools that keeps project timelines on track and workers safe.