Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 23:  KRAFTON, Inc. has announced the appointment of Kangwook Lee, Head of KRAFTON AI, as Chief AI Officer (CAIO), a newly established executive role designed to oversee the company’s AI R&D and mid-to-long-term innovation strategy.

• Established CAIO role to advance game AI R&D and strengthen mid-to-long-term innovation strategy.
  – Appointed Kangwook Lee, former Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to advance KRAFTON’s game AI and mid-to-long-term physical AI research

The appointment was made in recognition of Lee’s extensive AI expertise, leadership, and accumulated research achievements gained from years of AI technology R&D and project execution experience.

Lee received his PhD in 2016 from the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department at UC Berkeley and previously served as an Associate Professor with Tenure in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has conducted research across AI fields such as deep learning and machine learning and concurrently served as Head of KRAFTON AI since 2022, spanning both academic and industry work. He has focused on reshaping KRAFTON’s AI research framework to enhance the company’s innovation capabilities, leading R&D in key AI domains such as machine learning (ML), language models (LM), natural language processing (NLP), reinforcement learning (RL), and multimodal models. Lee has earned recognition for his research with a total of 57 authored papers accepted at leading global AI conferences including NeurIPS, ICML, and ICLR.

Moreover, Lee has demonstrated proven success in leading major projects. In 2025, Lee spearheaded a project at KRAFTON in collaboration with NVIDIA to introduce CPCs (Co-Playable Characters), opening new possibilities for gameplay by enabling real-time interaction between players and AI. Lee also directed key innovation development at KRAFTON as part of the proprietary AI foundation model project starting last year. Recently, Lee resigned his tenured position at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to dedicate himself to KRAFTON’s AI R&D and mid-to-long-term innovation strategy. Centered on advancing game AI R&D, Lee will drive technology expansion at KRAFTON and explore future areas such as physical AI.

By appointing Lee as CAIO, KRAFTON plans to further enhance its game AI R&D framework and strengthen its mid-to-long-term business strategy built on foundational technologies. The company will also continue to refine AI as a tool that amplifies developer creativity in service of enhanced gameplay, with the singular aim of delivering better experiences for players.

Under this direction, KRAFTON’s AI strategy will be operated across three pillars:
1) Elevating Gameplay
2) Enhancing Operational Efficiency
3) Securing New Growth Drivers

Elevating Gameplay
KRAFTON will elevate gameplay by deploying AI features that are meaningfully applicable to games, such as CPCs designed to improve the quality of AI-driven interactive content. KRAFTON will continue to establish a common foundation by strengthening core AI technologies that can directly enhance immersion and player experience. Building on this foundation, each of KRAFTON’s studios retain ownership of their creative processes and the tools they choose to use according to the needs of their respective projects.

Enhancing Operational Efficiency
KRAFTON will help streamline workflows and reduce repetitive technical tasks, enabling teams to focus on creative planning, problem-solving, and craft. In the production stage, KRAFTON will enhance tools for data analysis and development, while improving service quality and stability based on authorized player data during the operations stage. By removing operational friction, KRAFTON aims to systematically support and empower creative human work by providing a safe, efficient development environment.

Securing New Growth Drivers
Building on its foundational AI capabilities and strengths as a game company, KRAFTON will continue to conduct research in physical AI and robotics. The research will be carried out through a separate entity that is currently being established—Ludo Robotics—with a parent company in the U.S. and a subsidiary in Korea. The Korean subsidiary will be led by CAIO Kangwook Lee. With years of operating complex, large-scale game worlds and player interaction data accumulated through game development and service, KRAFTON holds a meaningful advantage in physical AI and robotics research. In particular, the company is focusing on long-term opportunities centered on software for robotic intelligence, as it is well-positioned to validate simulations, especially those difficult to test in the real world, in a virtual game environment.

CAIO Kangwook Lee emphasized, “KRAFTON uses AI as a tool to amplify human imagination and creativity, not replace it,” adding, “Rooted in our core gaming business, KRAFTON will continue to explore futurepossibilities backed by AI innovation and data for long-term growth and player value.”

CAIO Kangwook Lee Bio
Kangwook Lee is the CAIO of KRAFTON, overseeing the company’s entire AI R&D efforts, including AI for next-generation video games and AI for game development. Previously, he was an Associate Professor with Tenure in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and the Computer Sciences Department (by courtesy) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He received his PhD in 2016 from the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department at UC Berkeley. He is the recipient of the NSF CAREER Award, Amazon Research Award, the KSEA Young Investigator Grant Award and multiple best papers awards including the IEEE Joint Communications Society/Information Theory Society Paper Award. His professional service includes serving as Area Chair for NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, and COLM, on the Program Committee for MLSys, and as an Action Editor for Transactions on Machine Learning Research.

About KRAFTON, Inc.
Headquartered in Korea, KRAFTON, Inc. is dedicated to discovering and publishing captivating games that offer fun and unique experiences. Established in 2007, KRAFTON is built on a global network of 19 creative studios that include PUBG STUDIOS, Striking Distance Studios, Unknown Worlds, Neon Giant, KRAFTON Montréal Studio, Bluehole Studio, RisingWings, 5minlab, Dreamotion, ReLU Games, Flyway Games, Tango Gameworks, inZOI Studio, JOFSOFT, Eleventh Hour Games, OmniCraft Labs, Olivetree Games, Loonshot Games, and 9B STUDIO. Each independent studio strives to continuously take on new challenges and leverage innovative technologies. Their goal is to win over more fans by broadening KRAFTON’s platforms and services.

KRAFTON is responsible for premier game IPs, including PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, PUBG MOBILE, PUBG: BLINDSPOT, inZOI, Subnautica, MIMESIS, Hi-Fi Rush, Dinkum, TERA, My Little Puppy, and more. With a passionate and driven team across the globe, KRAFTON is a tech-forward company with world-class development capabilities, continuously exploring new possibilities that enhance the gameplay experience — including AI and other emerging technologies. For more information, visit www.krafton.com.

About KRAFTON India
In India, KRAFTON is responsible for premier mobile games, including BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA (BGMI), which has surpassed 250 million downloads, Bullet Echo India, Road To Valor: Empires, and CookieRun India, among others. Committed to enhancing the start-up ecosystem in India, KRAFTON has invested over $200 million in several Indian startups across interactive entertainment, gaming, Esports, and technology, since 2021. KRAFTON actively supports India’s game development ecosystem through its KRAFTON India Gaming Incubator.

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Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], February 23: Resonance Institutions Hyderabad successfully conducted the MegaResoFAST (Resonance Future Achievers Scholarship Test) across Hyderabad on December 14, 2025. Top 100 achievers from Telangana were honoured with tablets by guests, fulfilling the commitments made by Resonance Institutions Hyderabad.

The Mega ResoFAST also provides further opportunities to these talented students. Depending on their scores and ranking in the exam, they can take up two additional qualifying exams to be eligible for up to 100% scholarship. The highlights below provide better understanding of the benefits.

Highlights of the Mega ResoFAST (Resonance Future Achievers Scholarship Test):

Benefit: Scholarship waiver up to 100% | Rewards: 100 tablets

Scholarships Worth ₹100 Crores: Hyderabad’s largest merit-based scholarship pool for students of Grades V to X.

Top performers can secure full fee (100%) waivers on select flagship programs for the 2026–27 academic year.

100 Learning Tabs: High achievers stand a chance to win 100 tablets to support smart, digital learning.

Career Guidance: Mentorship | Free online programs

Career experts identify the student’s strengths, gaps, and growth potential, and provide a comprehensive Performance Report.

Top Mega ResoFast achievers will get online academic support through Resonance E-learning programs.

Guests presiding over the seminar sessions presented Tablets

On the occasion of the Career Clarity Conclave & Expo 2026, Resonance Institutions proudly invited the top 100 Mega ResoFast winners, along with their parents, to be honoured on stage. The chief guests presiding over each session personally presented tablets to the winners as a mark of recognition and encouragement.

Guests who presented the tablets to the top Mega ResoFast winners:

• Ramesh Loganathan — Dean, IIIT Hyderabad
• Dr. Rama Sastry Vedula — Dean, Core Engineering, GITAM (Deemed to be University)
• Rahul Attuluri — Co-founder & CEO, NxtWave
• Dr. B. Bala Raju — Senior Consultant (General Physician), Yashoda Hospitals
• Sudhakar Rao — Director of Branding, ICFAI

Director’s Message to Mega ResoFast Achievers

Heartiest congratulations to our Top 100 Mega ResoFast winners! Your discipline, effort, and determination have brought you this proud moment, and we are truly delighted to celebrate your achievement.

At Resonance, we believe recognition should be meaningful and future-focused. As we committed, we have presented a tablet to each of the Top 100 winners—not just as a gift, but as a learning tool to support smart, digital study, better practice, and stronger performance in the days ahead.

I also appreciate the parents for their constant encouragement and support. Keep learning, keep growing, and keep aiming higher—Resonance will always stand with you in your success journey.

About Resonance: 

Resonance has trained over 1 million students, of whom 3.3 lakh have secured admission to IITs, NITs, premier technological universities, and top medical colleges. In 2018, Resonance expanded its footprint to Hyderabad and began operations under the leadership of Mr Narra Purnachandra Rao. Since then, Resonance Colleges Hyderabad has grown rapidly, expanding to 34 campuses across the city. Building on this strong legacy, Resonance has now also launched new Resonance Schools campuses across Hyderabad, bringing the same proven academic ecosystem to younger learners.

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New Delhi [India], February 21: The History of Spices is not a culinary anecdote. It is a record of appetite weaponized.

Black pepper was never “just” a seasoning. In late medieval Europe it functioned as currency, dowry, tax payment, ransom. The small black bead—dried fruit of Piper nigrum—moved north from the Malabar Coast, through Arab brokers, across Venetian counting houses, into the damp storerooms of Bruges and London. It arrived already marked up, already mythologized. By the time it reached a European table, it had accumulated miles, tariffs, and violence.

That is the part people prefer to soften. They shouldn’t.

Long before European caravels edged into the Indian Ocean, spice routes were stable, sophisticated, and profitable. Arab merchants had no need for Iberian supervision. Indian growers did not require Portuguese correction. Yet in 1498, when Vasco da Gama reached Calicut, it was framed as discovery. Discovery for whom? The pepper vines were not hiding. The market was not secret. What da Gama found was not spice. He found a trade he could not control—and decided that would change.

Within decades, the Portuguese Estado da Índia had fortified choke points from Goa to Malacca. Pepper ships sailed under cannon. Cinnamon forests in Ceylon were catalogued and coerced. The violence was administrative before it was theatrical. Cartaz passes. Naval patrols. Blockades. Modernity smells faintly of gunpowder and clove oil.

Cinnamon is instructive. For centuries Europeans believed it grew in Arabia, guarded by winged beasts, harvested by daring tricksters. That fantasy was commercially useful. The truth—carefully tended groves in Sri Lanka—was less romantic and more dangerous. Once the Portuguese identified the source, they imposed extraction quotas on local labor. Later, the Dutch perfected the system. The spice tree became a ledger entry.

The History of Spices is really the history of narrowing margins.

The Dutch East India Company—Dutch East India Company—did not chase flavor. It chased monopoly. Nutmeg from Banda. Cloves from Ternate. They uprooted surplus trees to keep prices high. They massacred island populations when contracts failed to produce obedience. That is not metaphor. It is policy.

Meanwhile, in London, pepper prices began to stabilize. Stabilization meant access. Access meant habit. By the eighteenth century, spices were no longer rare trophies but structured ingredients in expanding imperial diets. Sugar joined them, then tea, then coffee. The palate widened as the empire thickened.

There is a tendency to describe this as “culinary exchange.” The phrase suggests reciprocity. It ignores asymmetry.

When the English East India Company—East India Company—tightened its hold over Bengal and beyond, spices were only one commodity among many. Textiles paid better. Opium proved more flexible. Yet pepper and cardamom remained embedded in the architecture of trade. They were early proofs of concept: high value, low volume, transportable, addictive in the quiet way flavor always is.

Modern spices differ from medieval ones in only one respect. They are cheap.

Industrial agriculture dissolved the old scarcity. Steamships shortened routes. Refrigeration changed preservation. The Suez Canal erased months of sailing. By the late nineteenth century, pepper no longer justified a naval campaign. It fit inside a tin on a grocer’s shelf in Manchester or Marseille. The romance collapsed under logistics.

And yet the old hierarchies persist, just flattened.

Today Vietnam dominates global black pepper production. India remains symbolic, less central than it once was. Indonesia still grows cloves that scent cigarettes more often than kitchens. Supply chains are optimized, audited, securitized. The spice jar is barcoded. No one storms a harbor for cinnamon anymore; they negotiate futures contracts.

This is progress only in the technical sense.

Spices changed European cooking not because they were abundant but because they were desired beyond reason. Medieval cuisine layered flavors aggressively—sweet with savory, cinnamon in meat stews, pepper in everything—because contrast signaled wealth. Restraint came later, when scarcity eased. French haute cuisine in the nineteenth century turned away from heavy spicing, privileging butter and stock. The shift was aesthetic, yes. It was also economic. When everyone can afford pepper, pepper stops proving anything.

The History of Spices is the history of status dissolving into habit.

Black pepper now sits beside salt as a default. Cinnamon belongs to breakfast cereal. Nutmeg is grated without ceremony. The global trade routes they once justified are invisible, embedded in container shipping schedules and commodity exchanges. The violence that secured them has been absorbed into nation-states and corporate law.

Nothing mystical remains. No winged guardians. No secret groves.

Just agriculture, freight, and margin.

Still, the residue lingers. In the architecture of port cities. In loanwords that drifted across oceans. In the way European empires first learned to look east not as pilgrimage but as procurement. Pepper trained them. Cinnamon confirmed it. Clove and nutmeg completed the lesson.

Control supply. Control price. Control taste.

That formula outlived the caravels.

The modern supermarket is quieter than a sixteenth-century harbor, but it rests on the same premise: distance can be conquered, flavor can be standardized, desire can be predicted. The jar on the shelf does not announce its lineage. It does not mention Malabar or Banda or Colombo. It certainly does not mention forced cultivation or naval bombardment.

It does not need to.

The debate about whether spices “changed the world” is over. They did. Not by transforming recipes, but by reorganizing power around something as small and dry as a peppercorn. The rest followed—charts, cannons, companies, colonies.

Taste was only the surface.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 21: Shivrajyotsav – Sampoorna Bharatvarsh 2026 concluded as an extraordinary national celebration commemorating the 396th birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Organised by Vinod Patil and Abhinav Devgiri Pratishthan, with the Government of Maharashtra as co-organiser, the festival united the nation in a powerful display of pride, patriotism, and cultural reverence.

The celebration concluded as a majestic national festival that reflected the ideals of bravery, Swaraj, leadership, and cultural pride. This year’s event became even more symbolic as it was held at Agra Fort, where the echoes of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s fearless escape once shook the Mughal Empire. The festival transformed into a powerful reminder of his courage, statesmanship, and extraordinary vision.

“Shivrajyotsav- Sampoorna Bharatvarsh 2026” was celebrated as a national moment of unity and honour, bringing together thousands of devotees, historians, youth groups, and cultural organisations. The festivities showcased Maharaj’s timeless message of self-respect, good governance, and empowerment, making the occasion an unforgettable chapter in history.

The celebration was honoured by the presence of esteemed dignitaries and leaders who paid tribute to the legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj- The celebration was graced by several distinguished leaders and notable personalities, including Shri Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, and Shri Atulji Bhatkhalkar, MLA from Mumbai. Adv. Smt. Ashita Shelke, Former Mayor of Aurangabad, also marked her presence, along with Shri R.K. Singh, MLA from Agra. Eminent medical expert Shri Tatyarao Lahane, Former Dean of JJ Hospital, joined the event alongside Shri Avinashji Pandey. The ceremony was further honoured by Shri Amrit Patel, Former MLA from Gujarat, and Shri Narendra Pathak, respected RSS Leader. Social leaders and contributors such as Shri Ramkumar Yadav, Shri Kareem Siddiqui, Shri Haribansh Agarwal, and Shri Prashant Khedekar added immense value with their presence. Youth Leader Shri Ajinkya Chavan and Shri Gaurav Gupta from the Phatak Vrundaban Vedic Ashram Charitable Trust also participated, making the occasion even more impactful and memorable.

Their presence added immense value and inspiration, underscoring the national importance of celebrating Shivaji Maharaj’s legacy. The festival successfully revived the spirit of Swaraj and reminded citizens across India of the extraordinary vision of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, whose ideals of justice, equality, and fearless leadership continue to inspire generations.

Vinod Patil says “This year’s Shivrajyotsav transformed into a historic national celebration that brought together people from every corner of India. The grand tribute to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj at Agra Fort symbolised the unity, strength, and pride of our nation. Witnessing thousands of people standing together to honour Maharaj’s legacy has strengthened our collective resolve to carry forward his message of Swaraj, justice, and fearless leadership. Shivrajyotsav 2026 will be remembered as a golden chapter in our cultural history”

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New Delhi [India], February 21: As global financial markets continue to experience heightened volatility and sector rotations in early 2026, many investors are finding that traditional “pure equity” portfolios are struggling to deliver the consistent growth they once promised.

Amidst this uncertainty, Multi-Asset Allocation has emerged as the definitive strategy for wealth preservation and growth, significantly outperforming single-category investments over the past twelve months.

The Shift: Why Multi-Asset is Outpacing Pure Equity

Recent market data highlights a sharp divergence in performance. While many pure equity funds, particularly those focused on large-cap and flexi-cap stocks, faced stagnant returns and double-digit swings throughout 2025 and early 2026, Multi-Asset Allocation Funds delivered impressive returns of 17% to 21%.

The secret to this success lies in the power of “Built-in Diversification.” By mandates set by regulatory bodies like SEBI, these funds must invest at least 10% across three distinct asset classes: typically Equity, Debt, and Gold.

1. The Gold Cushion: In the last year, gold has been a standout performer, surging to record highs. While equities faced headwinds from geopolitical tensions and interest rate fluctuations, the gold component in multi-asset funds acted as a vital buffer, driving gains while stocks were volatile.

2. The Debt Anchor: The inclusion of fixed-income instruments provided much-needed stability, ensuring that the downward pressure on stocks didn’t result in the steep capital erosion seen in pure equity portfolios.

Conviction in a Volatile World

For many investors, the challenge isn’t just knowing where to invest but having the discipline to stay the course. This is where professional advisory becomes the differentiator.

Aman Dhingra, Promoter of Conviction Partners, emphasizes that the current market environment demands a shift from chasing “peaks” to seeking “consistency.”

“At Conviction Partners, we believe the true path to wealth is through high-conviction, multi-asset strategies. By balancing growth-oriented equities with defensive assets like gold and debt, we provide our clients with an ‘all-weather’ portfolio that captures upside without the stomach-churning volatility of the broader markets.”

Why Invest Now?

The benefits of multi-asset investing extend beyond just raw performance:

1. Automatic Rebalancing: Fund managers tactically shift capital between assets, selling high and buying low on your behalf.

2. Lower Volatility: A smoother “return journey” makes it easier for investors to remain committed to their long-term financial goals.

3. Simplicity: Instead of managing multiple separate accounts for gold, bonds, and stocks, one fund provides a comprehensive solution.

Partner with Conviction

For those looking to transition from reactive investing to a disciplined, professionally managed strategy, Conviction Partners offers the expertise required to navigate these complex cycles. Specializing in high-quality multi-asset solutions, the firm focuses on protecting capital during downturns while positioning portfolios for sustainable long-term gains.

To learn more about how to strengthen your portfolio, Contact Conviction Partners to start your journey toward smarter, more stable wealth creation

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 21: A bhajan-jamming evening is being organised by devotees of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa in Borivali East, Mumbai on March 3. The event is inspired by the Sanatan traditions and service-oriented values that underly the teachings of the guru. The celebration has been planned as a confluence of religion, culture, and devotion, where faith, music, and spiritual energy unite in an extraordinary way.

According to the organizers, the special bhajan evening, scheduled for March 3, aims to strengthen the core values of Hindu Dharma, promote Sanatan culture, and inspire a renewed awakening of devotion in society.

On this auspicious occasion, renowned devotional singers of the country — Manoj Tiwari, Kanhaiya Mittal, and Ashok Gehlot — will mesmerize the audience with their soulful performances.

• Day: Tuesday, March 3, 2026
• Time: 7 pm onward
• Event: Bhajan Jamming and Darshan of Mamtamayi Shri Radhe Guru Maa
• Performers: Manoj Tiwari, Kanhaiya Mittal, and Ashok Gehlot

Bhakti as seva

Mamtamayi Shri Radhe Guru Maa’s teaching emphasises on channelising the energy gathered from pujas, havans, chanting, and pilgrimages to serve all living beings.

Recently, during the floods in Punjab, devotees adopted a village to initiate relief and rehabilitation efforts. Additionally, a free dialysis center has been established to assist underprivileged patients, providing much-needed support to numerous families in Mumbai.

Organizers have shared that devotees will have the blessed opportunity to receive the divine darshan of Radhe Maa Ji on this sacred occasion. Entry to the event is completely free. For obtaining passes, devotees may contact Talli Baba.

All devotees are warmly invited to attend with their families and become part of this historic spiritual gathering.

For Passes, media-related queries and other details, call Talli Babaji on +91 98209 69020

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New Delhi [India], February 21: When guests walk into a hotel, the first thing they notice is the ambiance. Comfortable sofas in the lobby, elegant dining chairs, stylish room furniture, and perfectly designed restaurant booths all play a big role in creating that first impression. That is why choosing the right furniture manufacturer is one of the most important decisions for any hotel brand.

Across India and in more than 30 countries, many leading hotel brands trust Best of Exports, the number one Hotel Furniture Manufacturer, for their furniture needs. From luxury resorts to fine-dining restaurants and large hotel chains, they are known for quality, customization, and reliability.

In this blog, we will explore the top reasons why hotels choose Best of Exports as their furniture manufacturer.

1. Large-Scale Manufacturing Facility

One of the biggest strengths of Best of Exports is its world-class manufacturing unit.

The company operates from a massive 1.15 lakh sq. ft. facility supported by 300+ skilled workers. This large infrastructure allows them to handle bulk orders smoothly and complete large hotel projects without delays.

They have successfully completed 1500+ hotel projects, which shows their experience and strong project management skills. Whether it is a boutique hotel or a large international chain, they have the capacity to deliver on time.

Large hotels prefer working with manufacturers who can handle volume and deadlines. That is exactly why Best of Exports #1 Hotel Furniture Manufacturer stands out in the industry.

2. Full Customization for Every Hotel Concept

Every hotel has a unique identity. A luxury resort needs a different furniture style compared to a business hotel or a themed restaurant.

Best of Exports specializes in complete customization, which means:

• Custom designs based on your theme
  
• Custom sizes to fit your layout
  
• Choice of fabrics and upholstery
  
• Premium wood options like White Ash, Oak, Sheesham and Acacia
  
• Special finishes and detailing (PU, Melamine, PVD, Electroplating) 

From classic wooden designs to modern minimalist styles, they create furniture that perfectly matches the hotel’s brand image.

Hotels do not have to adjust their design ideas to fit ready-made furniture. Instead, the furniture is designed and built exactly as per the project requirements.

3. In-House Production for Better Quality Control

Quality is extremely important in the hospitality industry. Hotel furniture must look beautiful and also withstand daily heavy use.

Best of Exports manages the entire production process in-house. This includes:

• Wood processing
  
• Frame construction
  
• Upholstery
  
• Polishing and finishing
  
• Final inspection 

Because everything is done under one roof, they maintain strict quality control at every stage. This ensures:

• Strong and durable furniture
  
• Consistent finish and color
  
• Long-lasting performance
  
• Fewer defects and replacements 

Hotels benefit from furniture that stays strong and attractive for years.

4. Export-Grade Finishes and International Standards

Best of Exports delivers export-quality furniture that meets global standards. Their products are supplied not only across India but also to 30+ countries worldwide.

With a monthly output of 20–30 containers, they are fully equipped to manage international shipping and large-scale distribution.

Their export-grade finishing ensures:

• Smooth surface polishing
  
• Moisture resistance
  
• Long-lasting color
  
• High durability 

This makes them a reliable partner for both domestic and international hotel brands.

5. Trusted by Leading Hotel Brands

Trust is built over time, and Best of Exports has earned it through consistent performance.

They have worked with some of the most respected names in the hospitality industry, including:

• ITC Hotels
  
• Taj Hotels
  
• Royal Orchid Hotels
  
• The Fern Residency
  
• Pista House
  
• Jiva Resort 

Working with such prestigious brands shows their ability to meet high expectations and strict quality standards.

When well-known hotel groups trust a manufacturer, it gives confidence to new clients as well.

6. Experts in Hotel Chairs, Tables, Sofas and Booths

Hotel furniture is not just about looks. It must offer comfort, durability, and functionality.

Best of Exports specializes in manufacturing:

• Hotel chairs
  
• Hotel tables
  
• Hotel sofas
  
• Hotel booths
  
• Hotel Beds 

They create furniture for:

• Fine-dining restaurants
  
• Casual eateries
  
• Hotel rooms
  
• Banquet halls
  
• Lounges and lobbies 

Their designs combine traditional woodworking techniques with modern styles. This blend creates furniture that feels warm, elegant, and timeless.

Each product is carefully crafted to handle daily use in busy hospitality spaces.

7. Project-Based Craftsmanship

Unlike mass production companies that sell standard designs, Best of Exports focuses on project-based manufacturing.

This means:

• They study the hotel concept
  
• They understand the brand identity
  
• They work closely with architects and designers
  
• They customize furniture for the exact layout 

This collaborative approach ensures that the furniture matches the interior theme perfectly.

Whether it is a royal-style heritage hotel or a modern urban café, they align the furniture with the overall design vision.

8. Strong Collaboration with Owners and Architects

A successful hotel project requires teamwork.

Best of Exports works closely with:

• Hotel owners
  
• Interior designers
  
• Architects
  
• Project managers 

They understand technical drawings and design briefs clearly. This reduces errors and ensures smooth execution.

Their team communicates regularly during production, keeping clients updated about progress and timelines.

This professional coordination helps hotels complete projects on schedule.

9. One-Stop Solution for Large-Scale Projects

For big hotel chains and branded spaces, managing multiple vendors can be stressful.

Best of Exports provides a complete one-stop solution, including:

• Design consultation
  
• Custom manufacturing
  
• Finishing
  
• Bulk production
  
• Packaging
  
• Delivery 

Hotels do not need to coordinate with separate carpenters, polishers, or suppliers. Everything is handled under one roof.

This saves time, reduces confusion, and ensures uniform quality across the entire property.

10. Pan-India Delivery and Global Reach

Best of Exports delivers furniture across India with reliable logistics support.

They also export to more than 30 countries, making them a strong international supplier.

Whether a hotel is located in a metro city, a tourist destination, or an international location, they ensure safe and timely delivery.

Their experience in handling large container shipments makes them a dependable global partner.

11. Ideal for Premium and Branded Spaces

Hotels that want to create premium, high-end interiors need furniture that stands out.

Best of Exports is ideal for:

• Luxury hotels
  
• Resort properties
  
• Branded restaurant chains
  
• Boutique hotels
  
• Large hospitality groups 

Their attention to comfort, detail, and durability makes them a preferred partner for premium spaces.

12. Proven Track Record of 2000+ Projects

Experience matters in hospitality projects.

With over 2000 completed projects, Best of Exports understands:

• Hotel timelines
  
• Interior challenges
  
• Custom design requirements
  
• Bulk order management
  
• Brand consistency 

This experience reduces risks and ensures smooth execution.

Hotels feel confident working with a manufacturer that has a proven record of success.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Best of Exports has become a preferred furniture manufacturer for hotels because of its strong infrastructure, skilled workforce, and commitment to quality. With a 1.15 lakh sq. ft. facility, 300+ workers, and 2000+ completed projects, they have proven their reliability in large-scale hospitality projects. 

Their full customization options, in-house production, and export-grade finishes ensure durable and stylish furniture for every hotel concept. Trusted by leading brands like Taj Hotels and ITC Hotels, Best of Exports delivers comfort, elegance, and long-lasting value for premium hotel spaces across India and worldwide.

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New Delhi [India], February 20: In a notable show of support, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met filmmaker Vir Kapur at his official residence and congratulated him on Shatak – Sangh Ke 100 Varsh, a film based on the 100-year journey of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

The Chief Minister lauded the initiative and described the film as “an inspiring effort.” He stated that Shatak introduces society to the organization’s historical journey, its core ideology, and its contribution to nation-building. He extended his best wishes to Vir Kapur and the entire team for bringing this important story to the screen.

During the meeting, Vir Kapur presented the official poster of the film and shared details about its vision and narrative. Shatak – Sangh Ke 100 Varsh traces a century-long journey, highlighting the values, discipline, and service that have shaped the organization over the years.

The Chief Minister also shared a photograph from the interaction on his official social media handle, further reflecting his support for the project.With this endorsement, Shatak – Sangh Ke 100 Varsh receives significant encouragement as it brings to light an important chapter of India’s socio-cultural history.

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New Delhi [India], February 20: With growing consumer preference for concentrated, alcohol-free fragrance oils, traditional Indian attar makers are witnessing renewed demand across urban and festive markets.

Delhi-based ZAM ZAM PERFUMERS, a heritage fragrance house established in 1991 in Hazrat Nizamuddin, has announced the launch of its new premium unisex fragrance oil, Hayaam, ahead of the upcoming festive and wedding season.

Industry observers note that non-alcoholic attars are gaining popularity among consumers seeking longer-lasting, skin-friendly alternatives to conventional spray perfumes. The segment is also witnessing increased traction during Ramadan and Eid, when demand for alcohol-free formulations traditionally rises.

Growing Market for Concentrated Fragrance Oils
According to retailers, concentrated perfume oils are increasingly preferred for their longevity and subtle projection. Unlike mass-market sprays, attars are applied directly to the skin and develop gradually over time.

“Hayaam has been introduced as a premium unisex fragrance designed for festive wear, social gatherings, and gifting,” the company said in a statement.

The 20 ml fragrance oil features a composition that blends fruity and floral top notes with warm woody and amber undertones, positioning it within the brand’s higher-value segment.

Festive & Wedding Season Demand
Fragrance retailers typically report a surge in sales during:

• Ramadan evenings
• Eid celebrations
• Wedding season (October–March cycle)
• Community gatherings and gifting periods

With wedding-related consumption forming a significant share of premium attar sales, brands are increasingly focusing on sophisticated packaging and gender-neutral blends.

Hayaam is presented in a gold-accented bottle aimed at the premium gifting category.

Expansion of Traditional Brands into Modern Retail
Over the past decade, several traditional fragrance houses have expanded from local markets into structured retail and e-commerce platforms. ZAM ZAM PERFUMERS currently operates multiple retail outlets and an online storefront, serving customers across India.

Market analysts suggest that rising awareness around alcohol-free and oil-based perfumes has helped traditional players remain competitive despite the dominance of global spray perfume brands.

Premiumisation Within the Attar Industry
Industry participants say there is a visible shift toward premiumisation within the attar category. While affordable 6 ml bottles continue to dominate volume sales, higher-priced fragrance oils in decorative packaging are gaining traction among urban consumers.

Hayaam has been positioned in this premium bracket, targeting buyers looking for long-lasting, non-alcoholic fragrance options suitable for both personal use and gifting.

Outlook
With festive demand cycles, wedding season spending, and increasing digital discovery of traditional brands, the non-alcoholic fragrance oil segment is expected to remain active in the coming months.

Retailers indicate that consumer interest in concentrated perfume oils reflects a broader trend toward heritage-inspired yet contemporary fragrance choices.

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