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Australia's 2026 Winegrape Crush Falls to Lowest Level Since 2000 Amid Weak Global Demand

India, July 17 -- Australia's winegrape crush dropped to 1.27 million tonnes in 2026, marking its smallest harvest since 2000, according to Wine Australia's National Vintage Report 2026. Despite the s... Read More


Formulating for Healthspan: The Shift to Metabolic-First Nutrition in APAC

India, July 17 -- For decades, weight management has traditionally been framed around restriction: eating smaller portions with less calories yielded a lower number on the scale. But that equation is ... Read More


Refresco Appoints Minsok Pak as President, Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer

India, July 17 -- Refresco, the world's leading independent beverage solutions provider, announced that Minsok Pak has been appointed as President, Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer, effective J... Read More


God of War 3, GTA 5 and the Entire Uncharted Series Could Soon be Playable on Your PC for Free

India, July 17 -- Sony has been making it to the top gaming headlines with its decision on stopping production of physical game discs from January 2028 onwards. Apart from this what has turned out to ... Read More


AgniKul Brings Former ISRO Chief Somanath On Board As It Advances Reusable Rocket Technologies

New Delhi, July 17 -- Former Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman Dr. Somanath Sreedhara Panicker has joined spacetech startup AgniKul Cosmos as an observer on its Board of Directors, as... Read More


Weekend Drive by Hormazd Sorabjee: A test of horse power

India, July 17 -- Somewhere in the folds of the Western Ghats, where the Mumbai-Pune Expressway slips off at Lonavala into quieter country, a piece of land is being reshaped into what will, by this ti... Read More


Click here: Why the Japanese make the best pens in the world

India, July 17 -- Every literate human on Earth has used stationery. We know what pencils are supposed to do. We instinctively shake a ball-point pen to coax the ink towards the nib. We've refilled a ... Read More


Spectator by Seema Goswami: The second helping

India, July 17 -- There is something to the theory that the older you grow, the more you regress to how you were as a child. Well, it's certainly proving true in my case. Brought up in a very orthodo... Read More


Rude Food by Vir Sanghvi: Chill, you've grown up

India, July 17 -- I love ice-cream. Not most industrial Indian ice-cream perhaps, but rich, creamy ice-cream with a nice fattiness to coat the tongue and a distinct flavour that hits the palate. The ... Read More


The l'eau down: What to know before your next perfume haul

India, July 17 -- The fragrance industry is smellmaxxing. Shelves no longer hold just marquee brands and duty-free favourites. There are homegrown brands in the mix, plus scents from the Middle-East, ... Read More