New Delhi [India], August 29: Delhi-based artist Ayush Gupta is proving that music truly knows no boundaries. A Chartered Accountant by profession, Ayush’s real passion has always been music — a journey that began in his school days when he first discovered his love for singing, songwriting, and composing.
After years of balancing his career with his musical calling, Ayush decided to pursue music professionally, and has since released four original songs that reflect his personal journey, emotions, and the stories he wishes to share with the world.
His latest single, ‘Kaash’, captures the raw essence of longing and unspoken emotions. With soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics, the song paints a vivid picture of love, nostalgia, and the fragility of human connections.
Speaking about his music, Ayush says, “Music is my language, my truth, and my way of connecting with the world. For me, it’s not just about rhythm and melody, but about reaching hearts and evoking timeless feelings.”
About the Artist
Based in Delhi, India
Chartered Accountant by profession, passionate singer-songwriter by choice
Released four original songs to date
Draws inspiration from everyday life, love, nature, and self-discovery
Believes music is about storytelling and connection
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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], August 29: Ishaara, a modern Indian restaurant known for redefining India’s culinary legacy, has unveiled “Proof Positive: A Zero-Proof Cocktail” on August 20, 2025 at Ishaara, Ahmedabad. The event highlighted innovative alcohol-free cocktails, bringing Ahmedabad’s leading F&B professionals together to showcase premium non-alcoholic drinks.
Anil Mulchandani, a senior F&B professional and tastemaker, curated the event’s sophisticated, wellness-forward concoctions that emphasized flavor intensity without alcohol. This event attracted 60-70 industry leaders, including chefs, mixologists, restaurateurs, sommeliers, food connoisseurs, influencers, and bloggers. Guests got a chance to present their own cocktails, learn variations of the zero-proof beverage, and experience live zero-proof mixology counters, collaborative cocktail menus, workshops and demos all designed to shift perceptions around non-alcoholic drinks.
“This is an initiative to extend Ishaara’s culinary approach to India’s unique heritage,” says Prashant Issar, Managing Director, Bellona Hospitality. “Ishaara has partnered with visionaries like SOBER and the SNS Culinary Club to inspire a new era of mixology that appeals to teetotallers, health enthusiasts, and connoisseurs alike.”
“Proof Positive is more than an event; it’s a movement toward inclusive, health-conscious indulgence,” says Anil Mulchandani, senior F&B professional and tastemaker “We’re thrilled to share the intensified flavours of alcohol free cocktails to inspire a new era of mixology that appeals to health enthusiasts, non-drinkers and drink lovers.”
Ishaara’s menu philosophy of uniqueness aligned seamlessly with the event, ensuring no compromise on complexity or presentation. These cocktails involve unique ingredients and techniques. The complex flavours of the cocktail continue the buzz without any alcohol. It is a celebration of taste and essence without any compromise.
About Bellona Hospitality:
Bellona Hospitality, a subsidiary of The Phoenix Mills Ltd., operates 39 restaurants across Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, and Lucknow. Founded in 2014 and based in Mumbai, it offers nine distinct brands, including Ishaara, Dobaraa, and Caffe Allora. Focused on innovation, sustainability, and quality, it delivers exceptional dining with curated ambience and expert-crafted beverages.
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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], August 29:Bulkcorp International Limited (NSE – BULKCORP), one of the leading manufacturers of food-grade FIBCs (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers), announced the successful commissioning of its solar power project, Project Urja, in Banaskantha, Gujarat. The project underscores the company’s commitment to sustainability and responsible utilisation of funds raised through its IPO in August 2024.
The ground-mounted solar plant, with an installed capacity of 464 KW, has been set up at New Survey No. 361, Moje Jasanvada, Taluka Bhabhar, District Banaskantha. Designed for captive consumption, the plant will generate clean and renewable energy for the company’s operations, including its newly commissioned manufacturing unit. With an estimated operational life of 25 years, the project will significantly reduce reliance on conventional power sources such as coal, thermal, and hydro energy.
The company has invested ₹218 lakh from its IPO proceeds towards the development of this project. The facility operates on a net metering system, enabling the company to offset its electricity consumption and contribute surplus power back to the grid.
The completion of the solar plant marks a key milestone in the company’s sustainability journey, strengthening operational resilience and cost efficiency while supporting India’s renewable energy goals. At the same time, it enhances the company’s global competitiveness by lowering energy costs and aligning with international ESG standards, positioning the company to expand exports across Europe, North America, Latin America, and the Middle East through high-volume, compliance-driven partnerships.
Commenting on the development, Mr. Punit Gopalka, Managing Director and CEO of Bulkcorp International Limited, said, “The commissioning of Project Urja is a defining moment in the company’s sustainability journey. By investing in renewable energy, we are not only reducing our carbon footprint and strengthening cost efficiency, but also aligning with India’s clean energy mission and international ESG benchmarks. This milestone enhances our global competitiveness and positions the company to serve high-volume, compliance-driven customers across Europe, North America, Latin America, and the Middle East with greater confidence.”
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Surat (Gujarat) [India], August 28: Surat-based Abril Paper Tech Ltd, a leading manufacturer and supplier of sublimation heat transfer paper, is planning to raise up to Rs. 13.42 crore from its SME public issue. The company has received approval to launch its public issue on the SME Platform of the Bombay Stock Exchange. The public issue opens for subscription on August 29, 2025 and closes on September 02, 2025. Interactive Financial Services Ltd. is the book-running lead manager of the issue.
Founded and promoted by Prince Lathiya, Vipul Dobaria, and Ashishvin Lathiya, the company brings over eight years of industry expertise in sublimation and heat transfer paper solutions.
Currently, Abril operates a manufacturing and warehousing facility in Surat with an installed capacity of 600 lakh meters per annum. Post-expansion, the capacity will increase to 1,450 lakh meters per annum, equipped with advanced technology for high-quality sublimation papers designed for digital printing solutions.
The company specializes in sublimation heat transfer paper across multiple GSM specifications, 30, 65, 75, and 90 GSM, catering to diverse applications in printing, garments, textiles, hosiery, curtains, and furniture industries. Further, Abril is planning forward integration by setting up facilities for manufacturing heat transfer paper, specialized frames, and PP sheets, with a strong focus on export markets.
In addition to its strong B2B presence across 17 states in India, Abril plans to strengthen its B2C footprint through online and dealer networks, capitalizing on high-margin opportunities in design printing for cakes, FMCG packaging, and readymade garments.
Commenting on the IPO, Mr. Prince Lathiya, Non-Executive Director, Abril Paper Tech Ltd, said, “This IPO marks an important milestone in our growth journey. We have built a strong foundation in the sublimation and heat transfer paper industry, and the fresh funds will enable us to expand capacity, upgrade technology, and strengthen our market presence. Our vision is to position Abril as a trusted name in high-quality printing solutions and to deliver consistent value to our stakeholders.”
The issue aims to raise funds for multiple objectives. Rs 5.40 crores will be utilized towards additional 2 fully automatic sublimation paper coating & slitting machines. Rs. 5.00 crores will be used to meet working capital requirements. Rs 2.01 crores will be used for general corporate purposes, whereas Rs 1.01 crores will be used towards IPO expenses.
Highlights:-
The company plans to raise Rs. 13.42 crore by issuing 22 lakh equity shares at Rs. 61 per share
Expansion by having an additional 2 fully automatic sublimation paper coating and slitting machines, and working capital. Capacity will increase from 600 lacs meters to 1450 lacs meters P.A.
The manufacturing unit is strategically located at Surat, GJ, being a textile and garment manufacturing hub.
For FY25, the company reported revenue of Rs. 60.91 crore, EIBTA of Rs. 2.01 crore and Net Profit of Rs. 1.41 crore
Sublimation Heat Transfer Papers have wide application as print and design transfer in growing sectors such as furniture decor, home decor, garments, curtains and ceramics.
Lot size is 2000 shares and for retail investors is 4000 shares, aggregating to an investment of Rs 2.44 lakhs
Interactive Financial Services Ltd. is the book-running lead manager of the issue
IPO will open on August 29, 2025 and will close on September 2, 2025
The initial public offering of Rs. 13.42 crore comprises a fresh issue of 22,00,000 shares of face value Rs. 10 each. The company has fixed a price of Rs. 61 per equity share for the public issue. 1,12,000 shares are reserved for Market Makers, and 20,88,000 shares are for public offering. The lot size is 2000, and the lot size for retail investors is 2 lots (4000 shares), amounting to an investment of Rs 2,44,000. The minimum lot size investment for HNI is 3 lots (6000 shares), amounting to Rs . 3,66,000. Shareholding post issue will be 79,81,840 shares, which as of now is 57,81,840 shares.
Business Highlights:-
The company’s revenue from operations increased by 142 % during Fiscal 2025, Rs. 60.91 crores from Rs. 25.12 crores during FY 24. EBIDTA increased by 21.43 % for Fiscal 2025 & Fiscal 2024 was Rs. 2.01 crore & Rs. 1.65 crore respectively. Profit after tax increased by 54.82 % for FY25, which was Rs 1.41 crore, whereas for FY24, the company reported a profit after tax of Rs 91.27 lakh.
The market capitalization of Abril Paper Tech post IPO is Rs 48.69 crore. As of March 2025, the Net Worth of the company was reported at Rs. 10.52 crore and Reserves & Surplus at Rs. 4.74 crore. As of March 2025, the ROE of the company was 18.03%, the ROCE at 16.38% and the RoNW was 13.43%. Shares of the company will be listed on the BSE SME platform.
Abril Paper Tech Limited is coming out with its Initial Public Offering (IPO), which opens on August 29, 2025 and closes on September 02, 2025. The company has fixed the issue price at ₹61 per share, with an issue size of 22.00 lakh shares aggregating up to ₹13.42 crore. The minimum lot size for investors is 4,000 shares (2 lots). The shares of Abril Paper Tech Limited are proposed to be listed on the BSE SME platform, with the tentative listing date set for September 05, 2025.
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Katowice [Poland], August 28: Renowned spiritual leader Morari Bapu is currently conducting a Ram Katha (discourses on the Ramayana) at the Katowice International Conference Centre, offering a solemn tribute to the victims of Auschwitz and all those who lost their lives in Poland during times of atrocity. This ongoing Katha, titled “Manas Vairagya,” reflects timeless spiritual values of detachment, compassion, truth, and love, connecting the wisdom of the Ramayana with universal human experience.
The Katha emphasizes vairagya (detachment and dispassion), symbolized by Hanuman Ji, while truth, love, and compassion are represented by Ram, Krishna, and Shiva, respectively.
Drawing upon key verses, Bapu has picked two central lines:
Bal Kand 216 and Aranya Kand 15:
“Sahaj bairag roop manu mora, thakita hota jimi chanda chakora”
“Kahia tata so parama bairagi, tran sama siddhi tini guna tyagi.”
(“My nature is of spontaneous detachment; just as the moon always draws the chakora bird without effort, so too does my heart remain naturally inclined toward renunciation. It is said that he is the supreme renunciate who has mastered the threefold perfection and renounced the threefold qualities of worldly existence.)
These verses convey the essence of simplicity, moral integrity, and inner discipline.
He noted that the Ayodhya Kand exemplifies vairagya most profoundly, and he shared key ethical teachings from the Ramayana: that theft is a sin, but so is the unnecessary accumulation of wealth. He further explained that speech (Shabd) is Brahma, while silence (Ashabd) is Parabrahma, illustrating the balance between expression and inner stillness.
Addressing questions on fear of death, Bapu observed, “Fear itself is death.”
He distinguished between outward and inward vairagya, explaining that while ascetic clothing such as ochre or saffron robes symbolize detachment externally, true vairagya is reflected in one’s temperament and inner disposition. Emphasizing the purpose of his Katha, he remarked that his aim is not only to reach the Lord, but to reach all listeners with wisdom, compassion, and spiritual understanding.
The ongoing Katha in Katowice serves as both a spiritual journey and a solemn tribute, inspiring reflection and remembrance for those tormented at Auschwitz and other tragedies in Poland.
Auschwitz and Poland
Auschwitz, located near the town of Oświęcim in Poland, was the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camp during World War II. Between 1940 and 1945, over 1.1 million men, women, and children—predominantly Jews—were systematically murdered there, along with thousands of Poles, Romani people, and others targeted by the Nazi regime. Auschwitz has become a global symbol of the horrors of the Holocaust, representing the consequences of hatred, intolerance, and dehumanization. Poland itself endured immense suffering during the war, with millions of civilians killed and communities devastated. Remembering these tragedies serves as a solemn reminder of the value of human life, compassion, and moral responsibility, themes that resonate deeply with the spiritual teachings of Morari Bapu’s Ram Katha.
Event Details:
Dates: August 23 – September 4, 2025 (ongoing)
Time: 10 am daily.
Venue: Katowice International Conference Centre, Poland
The discourse is followed by a vegetarian meal for all.
About Morari Bapu
Morari Bapu, who is a renowned exponent of the Ramayana, has been reciting Ram Kathas for over sixty-five years. He draws from Vedic Sanatana Dharma, popularly known as Hindu Sanatana Dharma. His narrations are celebrated worldwide for their emphasis on universal peace and the messages of truth, love, and compassion. Bapu’s unique approach draws upon examples from various religions, inviting people of all faiths to partake in the spiritual journey.
Morari Bapu began his remarkable journey of reciting the Ram Charita Manas, a revered version of the Ramayana by Goswami Tulsidas, at the age of fourteen in front of a small village audience. Over the decades, he has held Ram Kathas in numerous cities and pilgrimage sites across India and around the world, including Sri Lanka, Indonesia, South Africa, Kenya, the United Kingdom, the United States, Brazil, Australia, Israel, and Japan, attracting millions of followers.
Beyond traditional venues, Bapu has also conducted Ram Kathas for marginalized communities, including sex workers and transgender individuals, and has been actively involved in humanitarian efforts in disaster-hit areas globally, including war-torn Ukraine and Israel.
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Surat (Gujarat) [India], August 27:Surat-based artist and engineer Shailesh Tandel has unveiled the ambitious futuristic Green Global Smart City, a visionary concept that reimagines how people can live, work, and thrive in eco-friendly and technologically advanced cities.
The project is the outcome of five years of research and development in cutting-edge construction theory, which Tandel has been evolving for the industry. His approach focuses on accelerating the construction process while significantly reducing costs by using advanced technologies. His works are already drawing interest from leading builders and architects.
Envisioned as a megastructure rising 1,500 metres into the sky with a 1,000-metre diameter, the Green Global Smart City is designed to accommodate up to 20 lakh people in a four-square-kilometre constructed area, surrounded by an unlimited designer forest. Tandel describes it as a game-changer for the construction and urban development industry.
By combining state-of-the-art engineering with environmental consciousness, the project aims to balance modern urban living with nature preservation, while offering employment and opportunities across all social and economic groups.
The futuristic city would feature 10,000 multi-storey apartments and 12 culturally diverse villages, interconnected by an advanced automated transit system. Tandel’s blueprint also integrates international-level sports facilities located at sky-high levels, along with world-class schools, universities, research and development hubs, wellness centres and platforms such as a film studio, art gallery, science centre, auditoriums, and more.
According to Tandel, the city would create over one lakh direct and four lakh indirect jobs. The city would be powered entirely by renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, and other innovative sources, supported by organic farming at multiple levels, modern dairy and biogas facilities. The design incorporates advanced transit systems, digital currency, and a strong focus on recycling and the elimination of harmful products. The city also envisions adequate measures for preserving the wildlife as well as tribal cultures.
Speaking about his concept, Shailesh Tandel said, “My idea of the Green Global Smart City is not just about building a structure, but about building and nurturing a healthy and creative society that respects nature, celebrates culture, and uses technology to improve human life. My aim is to show how cities of the future can be eco-friendly, economical, durable, and artistically inspiring.”
“This concept is also about advancing construction theory. By integrating cutting-edge methods, we can accelerate the constructive process, reduce costs, and still create an enduring, sustainable megastructure. It is a model of a city that can last a hundred years,” he added.
The estimated cost of building the futuristic city is Rs. 3 lakh crore. Alongside housing and employment, the project envisions revenue streams through tourism, exhibitions, fashion shows, international events, and licensing of the city-building concept itself. He has made a model of this project, which can be seen at the Veneziano Mall in the Vesu area of Surat.
While the Green Global Smart City is currently at the conceptual stage, Tandel believes it offers a practical model for addressing challenges such as urban congestion, population growth, resource depletion, and environmental degradation. His vision positions the Green Global Smart City as a sustainable alternative for the future and a defining statement on how human societies can live in harmony with nature.
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New Delhi [India], August 27:Where food and narrative intersect, what is frequently the result is magic. For kids, when culture, imagination, and taste unite, it becomes more than just entertainment—it becomes an entrance to tradition and identity. India’s diverse cuisines have long been a beacon for authors seduced by chronicling their stories based in the kitchen. A newer generation of children’s literature and picture books of today is opening up heritage to young readers not only in terms of history or festivals, but also in terms of steaming hot bowls of thukpa, pungent rasam, and plain roti packed into a school tiffin.
The growth of Indian food books that children can read and hold dear is not coincidental. In a world where global fast food is the new norm, these books teach children that food is not just about eating—food is memory, belonging, and pride. Here are five well-written works that present equal measures of humor, warmth, and culture.
Tales Between Tastes by Karan Puri
Few children’s stories manage to mix comedy and food quite like this. In Tales Between Tastes, chapatis slip out on secret missions, chutney bursts into song, and mangoes wage battles in royal orchards. The narrative follows a group of cheeky companions—Montu, Bhombole, and others—through escapades that are both outrageous and endearing.
Karan Puri’s book is not just about food; it is about how food fuels imagination. For children with restless curiosity, this is a story that transforms the dinner table into a stage for mischief and laughter.
India on a Plate!: Indian Food from A to Z by Archana Sreenivasan
If the alphabet is a child’s first structured learning, what better way to learn it than through food? Archana Sreenivasan’s illustrated book travels from achaar at the beginning to zafrani pulao at the end, making every letter an invitation to explore India’s culinary diversity.
Bright artwork and rhyming verses make it more than an educational tool; it is a sensory journey. For children beginning to recognise letters, this book makes literacy delicious. For parents, it is an easy way to connect language learning with cultural identity.
Paati’s Rasam by Janaki Sabesh & Dhwani Sabesh
Some recipes taste of love more than spices. Paati’s Rasam captures this tenderness in the story of Malli and her grandmother. The weekends are alive with Paati’s cooking until loss changes the rhythm of Malli’s world. Yet, through the steaming aroma of rasam, Malli finds a way to hold on to memory and affection.
This book is unique in its emotional resonance. It introduces kids gently to loss, courage, and the healing magic of tradition. Ultimately, it is a poignant reminder that food so often holds the voices we miss.
Thukpa for All by Praba Ram & Sheela Preuitt
Himalayan setting for this tale about Tsering, a blind boy who’s looking forward to his grandmother’s thukpa. On his way home, he invites friends and neighbors along, making an everyday meal a community event. When power cuts out, however, friendship and unity—not electricity—are what sustain the meal.
Depicted with humor, the book teaches inclusivity, compassion, and the beauty of sharing. Its best part, perhaps, is the thukpa recipe at the end so that kids can take the story forward in their own kitchens.
There Is Roti in My Lunchbox by Niyati Kadakia
School lunches do mark identity, and for Neha it is roti and not a burger or sandwich. At first, she feels embarrassed by it, but eventually she loves the fact that roti is not a encumbrance but a mark of heritage.
It is a tale every kid who exists between cultures will relate to and be motivated by. It is a reminder to kids that being different is not something to conceal but proud of. In a world where it appears so vital to be the same, Kadakia’s book reminds kids that being different is a virtue.
Beyond Recipes: A Cultural Reminder
These five titles make it clear that children’s literature is not limited to fantasy or folklore—it can be intellectual nourishment for head and heart. They embody in a whole the virtues of simplicity, reliability, and continuity, and instil pride in tradition.
The demand for books about Indian food that children can grow up with is a timely one. Globalisation tends to water down local tastes, but these books bring them back in rich, descriptive flavor. They remind us that culture can be learned not only in textbooks but in the scents, recipes, and social pleasures of meals.
Reading them aloud, cooking with kids, or simply talking about what food is for other families can lead to conversations richer than the books themselves. At their finest, these books reveal that the poorest food provides the richest stories.
New Delhi [India], August 27: In a joint effort to close the gender gap in graduate business education, Jamboree Education has partnered with the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) to encourage more women to pursue programs like the MBA, Master in Management (MiM), and other related degrees.
This collaboration brings together Jamboree’s expertise in test prep and admissions with GMAC’s research and insights on global trends in business education. The goal: to make business school more accessible, appealing, and attainable for women across India and beyond.
Where Things Stand Today
While progress has been made, women are still underrepresented in many MBA and MiM classrooms.
On average, women make up about 42% of full-time MBA students globally, according to Forté Foundation data. That’s a big improvement over past years, but still short of parity.
Some schools are leading the way: George Washington University has a class that’s 65% women, and schools like Oxford Saïd, Johns Hopkins Carey, and Cambridge Judge are at or near the 50% mark.
In India and Asia, business schools have seen encouraging growth, but the overall numbers still lag behind those in Europe and North America.
Interestingly, women are showing stronger interest in specialized master’s programs like MiM, Marketing, and Finance, where female enrollment is often above 50%.
What the Partnership Aims to Do
In order to give women candidates a boost in their MBA journeys, GMAC and Jamboree have collaborated to provide important tools to those who sign up for their Women Leadership Through MBA program:
Up to ₹5000 off on GMAT prep
1-week free GMAT prep LMS access
Free scholarship & financial aid guides
₹1250 Amazon voucher upon GMAT registration
Why It Matters
Based on publicly available data, out of the 2024 Fortune 500 women CEOs, 33% held MBAs, up from 21% in 2019. But access and encouragement still aren’t equal, especially in emerging markets. By helping more women apply to, prepare for, and succeed in these programs, Jamboree and GMAC hope to strengthen the leadership pipeline and bring more gender diversity to boardrooms, startups, and social enterprises around the world.
Women aspiring to make a mark in the business world – sign up today and get a head start in your journey!
About the Organizations
Jamboree Education is one of India’s leading education consultancies, with over 30 years of experience helping students prepare for exams like the GMAT, GRE, SAT, and get admitted to top universities globally.
GMAC is the global organization behind the GMAT exam and a leading source of research and support for business schools and prospective students worldwide.
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New Delhi [India], August 26: TANAKA PRECIOUS METAL TECHNOLOGIES Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director & CEO: Koichiro Tanaka), a company engaged in the industrial precious metals business of TANAKA, and TANAKA ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Kanzaki-gun, Saga Prefecture; CEO: Toshiya Yamamoto), will exhibit for the first time at SEMICON India 2025 one of the largest international exhibitions in the semiconductor sector, to be held in New Delhi, India, from 2nd to 4th Sept 2025. At the exhibition, we will introduce a comprehensive range of precious metal-based advanced materials and solutions designed for next-generation semiconductors, power devices, and precious metal recycling, supporting the realization of a circular economy.
TANAKA Deepens Commitment to India’s Semiconductor Future
TANAKA strengthened its presence in India with the establishment of TANAKA Kikinzoku Kogyo (India) Ltd. in Mumbai in 2019, serving as a strategic hub for India, the Middle East, and African markets. Currently, our Mumbai base is our core business, focusing on sales and market research. As India accelerates its semiconductor focus, TANAKA is proud to support this growth with globally trusted precious metal technologies and decades of materials expertise.
With a legacy in packaging materials dating back to the 1960s, we are proud to be a leading semiconductor materials company. At SEMICON India 2025, we will showcase our advanced materials—including bonding wires, silver pastes, and precision probe pins—engineered to support the growing demands of India’s advanced packaging and testing ecosystem. As we grow alongside India’s semiconductor ambitions, we plan to extend our support to front-end manufacturing by introducing sputtering targets engineered for high-purity, uniform thin film deposition—critical for consistent device performance. TANAKA provides proprietary recycling technologies and a comprehensive one-stop solution spanning procurement, processing, manufacturing, sales, and recycling. Built on procurement channels, advanced expertise, product development, research capabilities, and a global network cultivated since our founding, we ensure efficient resource recovery and enhance supply chain resilience. Through this integrated approach, TANAKA advances the circular economy and, as a long-term partner, is committed to supporting next-generation semiconductor manufacturing and contributing to the sustainable growth of industry.
Main Exhibited Products
The main products on display will include silver (Ag) sintering paste for bonding semiconductor chips to lead frames or organic substrates, as well as bonding wires made from gold (Au), copper (Cu), and aluminum (Al) for establishing electrical connections between semiconductor chips and external electrodes. Also, featured will be probe pins used in semiconductor testing equipment, targets and deposition materials for dry film formation processes, and precious metal recovery and refining technologies that contribute to the development of a sustainable society. Bonding wires
TANAKA’s various bonding wire products
We provide bonding wire and ribbons, such as ultra-fine wires (10-38µm) made of gold (Au), silver (Ag), copper (Cu), and aluminium (Al) as connection materials for electrical signals, as well as thick wires (100-500µm) for power devices. These bonding wires feature smooth, clean surfaces and excellent dimensional stability, and are provided as part of an integrated solution that includes our extensive expertise in metal bonding.
Silver (Ag) sintering paste
TANAKA’s conductive die bond adhesive Silver (Ag) sintering paste
Conductive die bond adhesive silver (Ag) sintering paste is compatible with silicon (Si) for power device applications, as well as next-generation semiconductors such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN). The product lineup includes a hybrid bonding type that offers both high thermal conductivity and exceptional reliability, along with a sintering type featuring thermal conductivity exceeding 200 W/m·K.
Sputtering target
TANAKA’s sputtering target products
We offer a wide range of sputtering target products for hard disk drives, semiconductors, and quartz devices. With over 140 years of expertise in precious metal sourcing and high-purity refining, we ensure stable supply and high performance. Our strengths include advanced purification and alloying, strict compliance in raw material procurement, flexible delivery, and comprehensive technical support. We also actively pursue R&D to meet the evolving needs of our customers.
Probe Pin Materials
TANAKA’s Probe Pin materials for use in semiconductor testing equipment
TANAKA provides high-conductivity, wear-resistant probe pin materials designed for micro-pitch testing, with support for customized specifications. As performance requirements vary by application—ranging from mechanical properties such as hardness and flexibility to electrical properties such as resistivity—we offer a broad lineup of materials including palladium alloys, copper alloys, iridium, and rhodium. In recent years, demand has increased for greater hardness to reduce wear at the plunger tip of Pogopin. While the maximum hardness of palladium alloys available in the market has conventionally been around 560 HV, through our proprietary technology we have successfully developed a new material, “TK-SK,” that achieves a hardness of 640 HV.
Precious metal recycling
TANAKA’s one-stop service to realize sustainable semiconductor industry
TANAKA have developed precious metal recovery and refining services, providing a one-stop recycling solution from collection and refining to remanufacturing, built on a foundation of trust, confidence, and advanced technology. We are committed to the efficient recycling of rare and valuable resources such a precious metal, and TANAKA actively contributes to the realization of a sustainable society.
Exhibition Overview – SEMICON India 2025 – Exhibition Name: SEMICON India 2025 – Dates: September 2 (Tue) – 4 (Thu), 2025 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (local time in India) – Venue: Yashobhoomi (IICC), New Delhi, India – Booth Number: 469 – Main Exhibits: Bonding wires, Ag sintering paste, sputtering targets & deposition materials, probe pins, precious metal recycling & refining
For more details on TANAKA products for semiconductor industry, please refer to the URLs below:
– Semiconductor Fabrication and TANAKA
(https://tanaka-preciousmetals.com/en/solution/main-product/product07/)
About TANAKA ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd.,
Head office: 2303-15, Yoshida, Yoshinogari-cho, Kanzaki-gun, Saga
Established: 1961
CEO: Toshiya Yamamoto
Capital: JPY 1,880 million
Sales: JPY 29,780,383,000 (FY2024)
Employees: 871 (including overseas subsidiaries) (December 31, 2024)
Main businesses: Manufacturing of high-purity bonding wires
About TANAKA
Since its foundation in 1885, TANAKA has built a portfolio of products to support a diversified range of business uses focused on precious metals. TANAKA is a leader in Japan regarding the volume of precious metals it handles. Over many years, TANAKA has manufactured and sold precious metal products for industry and provided precious metals in such forms as jewelry and assets. As precious metals specialists, all Group companies in Japan and worldwide collaborate on manufacturing, sales, and technology development to offer a full range of products and services. With 5,591 employees, the group’s consolidated net sales for the fiscal year ended December 2024 were 846.9 billion yen.
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New Delhi [India], August 26: Dr Batra’s®, the pioneers of modern homoeopathy in India, unveiled XOGEN Advance, the latest and most advanced hair regrowth treatment that combines international exosome-based aesthetic treatment with the brand’s rich history of natural, side-effect-free homoeopathic treatment. Designed to treat all types of hair loss and thinning, XOGEN Advance promises visible results in only 4 sessions, without the use of harsh chemicals, minoxidil or invasive surgeries.
Commenting on the launch, Dr. Akshay Batra, Trichologist and Managing Director of Dr Batra’s® Healthcare stated, “Being a patient-centric healthcare provider and a leader in hair health, we constantly strive in bringing world’s most innovative and latest technologies to India that not only enhance patient experience but also ensure outstanding treatment results in the most safe, fast, and cost effective way. There are 40 different types of hair loss, caused by varied factors like medical history, lifestyle, heredity, and genetics, among others. That’s where Dr Batra’s® XOGEN Advance clearly stands out. XOGEN Advance is highly effective in treating all kinds of hair loss, including hereditary hair loss. What enhances its effectiveness is our comprehensive treatment approach of combining homoeopathy with an international range of aesthetic treatments. While homoeopathy addresses the root cause of the hair loss, giving long-term relief, advanced aesthetics treatment like XOGEN Advance offers visible and quicker results.
What makes Dr Batra’s® XOGEN Advance Effective
XOGEN Advance is a highly targeted treatment that is packed with 10 billion exosomes carrying 9100+ growth factors, providing necessary proteins, boosting blood circulation for superior follicle repair and arresting the hair loss. 51200+ mRNA helps combat hereditary hair loss and restart the natural hair re-growth cycle. XOGEN Advance is also infused with Hyaluronic Acid that keeps the scalp hydrated and promotes better texture and shine, thus improving the overall quality of the hair.
A Safe and Side-effect-free Treatment
In the hope of re-growing hair, many people overlook side effects and turn to surgeries, chemical-intensive treatments or dependency on harsh chemicals such as minoxidil. Such treatments have their limitations and often come with side-effects such as scalp & skin irritation, infections, swelling, pain, numbness, itching and scarring. Usage is also not restricted; one may have to continuously be on the routine in many cases.
On the other hand, XOGEN Advance is FDA-approved and holds a US patent as a solution that is entirely non-invasive, secure, and devoid of side effects.
Additionally, XOGEN Advance is a cost-effective treatment. While similar treatments in the market are priced about three to four times higher than the exosome-based treatment.Backed by ‘Dr Batra’s® Best Price Guaranteed’ promise, the treatment offers exceptional value without compromising on quality or outcomes.
This breakthrough builds on Dr Batra’s® legacy of innovation. The brand was the first to introduce exosome-based hair regrowth therapy in India with the launch of XOGEN last year. Now, XOGEN Advance takes this a step further by delivering 10X more exosomes for faster, more effective outcomes as compared to other similar treatments in the market, offering one billion exosomes.
As the only healthcare provider currently offering this advanced treatment in India, Dr Batra’s® continues to lead the way in integrating safe, natural principles with cutting-edge medical science.
About Dr Batra’s® Healthcare
With over 200+ clinics in around 130 cities across 7 countries, including India, Bangladesh, the UK, the UAE, Thailand, Malaysia, and Bahrain, Dr Batra’s® Homeopathy Clinics has over 350 doctors, including skin specialists, hair specialists, and experienced homoeopathic doctors. Dr Batra’s® specializes in Hair, Skin, Allergies, Child and Women’s Health, Mental Health, Sexual Health, and Weight Management ailments including Hair loss, Vitiligo, Psoriasis, Acne, Low immunity, Tonsillitis, Stress Management, Migraine, Thyroid, PCOS, Menopause, Allergies, Sexual Health, Weight Management and Infertility.
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