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    India's real estate continues to boom in APAC region as investments surge 88% in H2 2024

    India's real estate market witnesses robust growth as investments surge by 88% YoY to USD 3.0 billion in H2 2024, driven mainly by office and industrial & logistics segments. Foreign investments accounted for 57% of the inflows, highlighting India's growing appeal among global investors within the APAC region.

    Swiggy shares on Rs 60,000 crore crash diet. Will investors get a cheat meal soon?

    Swiggy's shares have plunged 43% from their peak, amid rising cash burns and fierce competition in the quick commerce segment, along with a slowdown in its core food delivery business. The path to profitability remains unclear, but some analysts see a buying opportunity due to potential long-term growth in both food delivery and quick commerce.

    Meet India’s first female F4 racer Shriya Lohia. Her education, family and achievements

    Shriya Lohia, a 16-year-old from Himachal Pradesh, has become India's first female Formula 4 driver, scoring points for Hyderabad Blackbirds. Starting karting at nine, she's earned over 30 podium finishes and several awards. Balancing racing with homeschooling, she aims for a Formula One career while excelling in multiple sports. Her achievements inspire aspiring female racers.

    Home away from home: Why Indian startups are flocking to Dubai’s free zones

    Dubai’s free zones offer the perfect blend of tax benefits, regulatory ease, and access to global markets, making it the preferred choice for Indian startups and SMEs looking to scale beyond borders.

    India Immigration Bill: 7-year jail term, Rs 10 lakh fine for anyone using fake passport, visa

    The new immigration bill in India proposes up to seven years of imprisonment and a fine of up to Rs 10 lakh for using fake passports or visas. It requires hotels, educational institutions, and airlines to report information about foreigners to monitor overstays and improve immigration tracking.

    With startup & ecomm rush, B-schools see a busy hiring season

    This hiring season saw a substantial rise in job offers at top B-schools from startups and ecommerce companies like Zomato, Flipkart, and Amazon, driven by expansions and digital transformation. Pay packages ranged from ₹20-54 lakh per annum, with notable demand in tech, product management, and operations roles.

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