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India International Motor Show 2026 announced as India’s next major platform for mobility, manufacturing, and automotive business
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 24: India’s automotive sector is set to witness the launch of IIMS, a new large scale industry platform with the announcement of the India International Motor Show 2026. The first edition of the show will be held from 24^th to 26^th April 2026 at the CIDCO Exhibition & Convention Centre.

IIMS is being organised by the Percept Group in alignment with leading Automotive industry Associations.

Positioned as a comprehensive B2B and B2C platform, the India International Motor Show is designed to bring the entire motor vehicle ecosystem under one roof. The show will span passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, electric and hybrid mobility, auto components, accessories, auto care, aftermarket solutions, service technologies, and allied mobility services.

IIMS 2026 is being structured as a business focused industry marketplace supported by large scale consumer engagement. Over three days, the event will host OEM unveilings, future mobility showcases, Tier 1 sourcing zones, curated B2B matchmaking, investor interactions, and live demonstrations. The platform is expected to attract OEMs, suppliers, technology firms, start ups, MSMEs, fleet operators, investors, policy makers, and consumers from across India and overseas.

Designed to international exhibition standards, IIMS 2026 will comprise a multi layered format. A large-scale exhibition will showcase new vehicle launches, advanced technologies, mechanisms, and fixtures. A structured knowledge conference will bring together policy makers, global experts, and industry leaders to discuss localisation, supply chain resilience, clean energy transition, connected mobility, cyber security, and India’s expanding role in global automotive manufacturing.

The programme will also include focused workshops and master classes on electric mobility adoption, sustainability, digital transformation, service technologies, and aftermarket growth. Structured B2B meetings will enable direct engagement between buyers, sellers, manufacturers, suppliers, and investors. For consumers and enthusiasts, the show will feature live test drive tracks, EV charging demonstrations, and interactive product studios offering first hand experience of emerging mobility solutions.

The Industry support for IIMS 2026 reflects broad sector endorsement. Supporting associations include India Economic Development Association, SME Chamber of India, Mumbai Bus Malak Sanghatana, Federation of Tourist Taxi Operators, Indian Tourist Transporters Association,

Global Chamber Goa, Society for Smart e Mobility, India Chamber of International Business, and All India Association of Industries.

Senior industry leaders supporting the initiative include Aarti Neemkar, President, IEDA, Deepak Naik, President, MBMS, Malik Patel, President, FOTTO, Mohan Goyal, Zonal Chairman, ITTA, Manpreet Singh, President, ICIB, Vijay Kalantri, President, AIAI, and Chandrakant Salunke, Chairman, SME Chamber of India.

Navi Mumbai has been selected as the host city in view of its rapid emergence as a major commercial and infrastructure node. The newly opened Navi Mumbai International Airport, CIDCO’s mobility upgrades, and expanding last mile connectivity provide the scale and access required for an exhibition of this magnitude. The location also addresses a long standing gap for a world class automotive platform in Western India.

“India International Motor Show 2026 is conceived as a definitive convergence point for the mobility ecosystem, where innovation translates into real market opportunity,” said Vidya Alva, Chief Operating Officer, Percept ICE. “Western India has long lacked a world-class automotive platform, and we at Percept recognised this gap early. With our proven expertise in creating high-impact automotive experiences and industry IPs, we are excited to anchor this showcase in Navi Mumbai. Backed by the city’s rapidly advancing infrastructure and a sharp programme of launches, dialogues and live tech demonstrations, IIMS 2026 will ignite new collaborations, accelerate growth, and establish a powerful new hub for future mobility in India.”

Said Tejinder Singh, Project Director & GM, Percept ICE, “IIMS 2026 will be a business-first motor show, blending curated trade programming with spectacular brand experiences. With Percept’s event capabilities and CIDCO’s infrastructural vision, this edition will set a new benchmark for automotive exhibitions in India.”

“Navi Mumbai offers the scale and strategic access that the automotive industry needs now – a connected gateway to Mumbai and to rapidly expanding markets across western and southern India,” said Anuj Wadhwa, CEO, Cidco Exhibition Centre. “Our infrastructure priorities are aligned to support world-class exhibitions such as IIMS and to create meaningful economic impact for the region.”

“IIMS 2026 marks a timely and much-needed step in unifying India’s fast-evolving automotive ecosystem,” said Aarti Neemkar, President India Economic Development Association (IEDA). “For OEMs, suppliers, and technology leaders, this platform will serve as an accelerant, enabling deeper alignment, faster collaborations, and a clearer roadmap toward global competitiveness. The industry has long needed a common stage in Western India, and IIMS fills that gap with the right scale, intent, and industry focus.”

“India’s mobility transition demands a platform where cutting-edge EV, energy, and autonomous technologies can be experienced first-hand by both businesses and consumers,” noted V Senthil Kumar, President, The Society for Smart E-Mobility (SSEM).

“IIMS 2026 will deliver the opportunity with its innovation-led format, test-drive ecosystems, and technology showcases, this show will help accelerate adoption, attract investment, and spotlight India’s leadership in next-generation clean mobility.” Said Mohan Goyal, Zonal Chairman, India Tourist Transporters Association (ITTA).

“Locating IIMS 2026 in Navi Mumbai is a strategic milestone for the industry,” said Deepak Naik, Chairman, Mumbai Bus Malak Sanghatana (MBMS). “Mumbai has always been a critical market for mobility and investment, yet it lacked a world-class motor show and Navi Mumbai offers unmatched accessibility and capacity. This edition will finally give Western India the showcase it deserves and will draw global attention to the region’s automotive potential.”

With over four decades of shaping India’s automotive narrative, Percept Group has delivered high impact launches, dealer ecosystems, auto expos, and consumer engagement platforms for leading global and Indian automotive brands. This experience forms the foundation for the conceptualization, planning, designing and production of IIMS as a globally benchmarked automotive platform.

Early exhibitor bookings and visitor registrations are now open. For exhibitor enquiries and visitor registration, visit indiainternationalmotorshow.in

Contact:
- Tejinder Singh
- Project Director & GM
- Percept Limited
- Mobile: +91 9970159012
- Email: tejinder.singh-c@perceptindia.in
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February 24, 2026
Sam Altman, Sundar Pichai, and Demis Hassabis Were All at India’s AI Summit. The Most Important Launch May Have Been One They Missed

A summit of pledges, and a missing piece

New Delhi [India], February 23: When India opened Bharat Mandapam for the India AI Impact Summit 2026, the message was scale: more than 3,250 speakers across hundreds of sessions from February 16 to 20, delegations from 100+ countries, and twenty world leaders in attendance.

Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said AI infrastructure commitments tied to the summit crossed $250 billion in aggregate, driven by announcements across data centres, cloud, and compute. Among them: Reliance and Jio’s plan to invest Rs 10 lakh crore over seven years, Adani’s $100 billion commitment for AI-ready data centres by 2035, and major India investments disclosed by Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. OpenAI partnered with Tata Group. Anthropic partnered with Infosys.

Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, told the summit that advanced AI could have “ten times the impact of the Industrial Revolution, at ten times the speed.” Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued an invitation: “Design and Develop in India. Deliver to the World.”

But behind the investment headlines sat a quieter dependency: every promise of AI scale still rests on chips, and on the tools used to design them. On Day 3, Abhilash Chadhar, a former Intel engineer, was focused on a question the summit largely skipped: why is chip design still shaped by workflows and tool architectures built decades ago?

Why chip design is still slow

Modern chips are built through a chain of specialized steps: RTL design, functional verification, physical layout, and signoff, all before manufacturing begins. Verification and debug dominate schedules. Synopsys notes that 60 percent of functional verification time is spent on testbench development and debug alone. Siemens has similarly said logic verification can consume over 70 percent of the overall IC development cycle.

Much of that work still runs through fragmented toolchains. The market is anchored by U.S.-based Synopsys and Cadence, and Siemens EDA (European-owned), with workflows that involve manual handoffs between tools, scripts, teams, and documents.

India is spending billions to build kitchens. The chefs are still coordinating on sticky notes.

The pitch

Chadhar’s answer is ChipOS, built by his Netherlands-headquartered company FutureAtoms. The company describes it as an “agentic operating system” for semiconductor design: not a chat interface, but a platform that orchestrates tasks across the design cycle from a single interface.

FutureAtoms says engineers can describe intent in plain English, while AI agents generate RTL and verification scaffolding, run tests, triage failures, and iterate through debug loops. A knowledge layer makes internal documents, datasheets, and past design decisions searchable from one place. The system can be self-hosted, including in air-gapped environments, for IP-sensitive organisations.

FutureAtoms says ChipOS is being used at one European AI chip company for deployment workflows to accelerator cards. The company did not disclose commercial terms.

The platform is not positioned as a layer or a plugin. FutureAtoms says it covers the full chip lifecycle: specification, code generation, verification, physical design scripting, knowledge management, deployment, and support automation, and works with any existing EDA toolchain.

Whether orchestration can meaningfully compress entrenched EDA workflows at scale remains an open question. But the pitch is aimed squarely at the industry’s most cited bottleneck: iteration time.

Why India’s timing matters

India is expanding national AI compute from 38,000 GPUs to roughly 58,000, with access priced at Rs 65 per GPU-hour under the IndiaAI Mission. In semiconductors, the government has approved ten projects with envisaged investments of about Rs 1.60 lakh crore, including fabs and packaging units. Micron is expected to begin commercial production at its ATMP facility in Sanand, Gujarat by end of February. Through C-DAC’s ChipIN Centre, about one lakh engineers and students across 400 organisations have accessed shared design infrastructure.

At the same time, geopolitics are tightening around supply chains. During summit week, India joined the U.S.-led Pax Silica initiative. In remarks reported by ANI, U.S. AI advisor Sriram Krishnan said: “We want to make sure that the world uses the American AI stack.” For India, the sovereignty debate increasingly extends beyond factories into the design intelligence that determines what gets manufactured.

C-DAC, the agency behind India’s DHRUV64 RISC-V processor programme (launched December 2025), met with FutureAtoms at the summit to discuss a potential evaluation of ChipOS for India’s indigenous processor roadmap, FutureAtoms said.

The founder

Chadhar spent ten years at Intel (Habana AI division), ISRO, and a European AI chip company doing verification signoff for AI accelerators, RISC-V processors, and high-speed interfaces across multiple tapeouts with working silicon. Nine Intel awards. Ten projects.

“I watched the same broken process everywhere I worked,” Chadhar said. “Verification eating most of the schedule. Engineers hunting through old documents. The same debug loops, repeated project after project. India now has the policy, the capital, and the engineers. What was missing was the system that turns all of that into working chips faster. Not a layer. Not a copilot. The agentic operating system for chip design.”

Availability

ChipOS is available for macOS, Linux, and web. FutureAtoms lists a free tier (one knowledge source, 50 queries per day), a $29 per month Pro plan, and enterprise options including on-premise and air-gapped deployments.

https://futureatoms.com/chipos

About FutureAtoms

FutureAtoms is a Netherlands-headquartered, self-funded technology company building the operating system for semiconductor design. Founded by Abhilash Chadhar, its flagship product ChipOS orchestrates the chip design cycle from a single platform. Launched at the India AI Impact Summit 2026.

Website: https://futureatoms.com

Founder: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abhilashchadhar

Media contact: contact@futureatoms.com

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February 24, 2026
Jitendra Vaswani Breaks Down PM Modi and GPAI Insights from India AI Impact Summit 2026
New Delhi [India], February 24: Jitendra Vaswani, CEO of DigiExe.com, one of India’s leading AI-driven digital marketing agencies, attended the India AI Impact Summit 2026 held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, from February 16 to 20, 2026. The summit, the first-ever global AI summit hosted in the Global South, brought together over 250,000 visitors from more than 100 countries, including heads of state, global tech CEOs, AI researchers, startup founders, and policy leaders. Walking away from five days of intense discussions, keynotes, and live demonstrations, Vaswani shares his personal reflections, key takeaways, and why this summit was not just a government event — but a turning point for every Indian entrepreneur and digital agency owner.

Setting the Stage — What This Summit Was

The India AI Impact Summit 2026 was not just another conference. It was a moment in history. Inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 16, 2026, the summit was hosted under the IndiaAI Mission in collaboration with the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI), an international body bringing together over 29 member nations committed to responsible AI development. The summit was the fourth in a series of global AI summits, following events in the UK, Seoul, and France — and the first to be hosted in the developing world. That fact alone says a lot about where India stands in the global AI race today.

The event was organized around what organizers called “Three Sutras” (guiding principles) and “Seven Chakras” (interconnected domains of action), covering areas like Human Capital development, Safe and Trusted AI, Inclusion for Social Empowerment, Democratizing AI Resources, Science, Resilience & Innovation, and AI for Economic Growth. Hearing these frameworks explained in detail was genuinely eye-opening for me as a business owner.

PM Modi’s Speech — The MANAV Vision That Changed How I Think About AI

“The moment PM Modi took the stage, the entire auditorium at Bharat Mandapam went silent,” says Vaswani. “His words were not just political statements. They were a clear roadmap for how India — and honestly every business leader in this country — should think about artificial intelligence.”

PM Modi introduced India’s vision for AI through an acronym called M.A.N.A.V., which stands for: Moral and Ethical Systems, Accountable Governance, National Sovereignty (data belongs to those who generate it), Accessible and Inclusive, and Valid and Legitimate. The Prime Minister made it abundantly clear that India does not see fear in AI — India sees fortune in AI. That single statement resonated deeply with me. As someone who has been integrating AI into DigiExe’s operations for the past two years, I have often faced skepticism from peers and clients. Hearing India’s top leader say “India sees the future in AI” was validating in every possible way.

Modi also introduced a powerful analogy that I keep thinking about: he compared AI to GPS. It suggests a route, but the final decision of direction is always yours. This is exactly how we use AI at DigiExe. We do not let AI run blind. We use it as a co-pilot — to assist with SEO strategy, content planning, ad copy, and data analysis — while human creativity and judgment remain at the center. PM Modi was essentially describing the operating model of a modern AI-powered agency without even knowing it.

GPAI — Why This Body Matters for Indian Businesses:

The Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) Council Meeting took place on February 20, the final day of the summit. GPAI is a multi-stakeholder initiative that guides responsible AI development across member nations. What struck me was the GPAI’s core message: the global AI divide is widening. A small number of countries and corporations are concentrating AI capabilities in their hands, and this is limiting the rest of the world’s ability to build their own AI solutions in their own languages, cultures, and contexts.

This is important for every Indian agency owner to understand. The fact that India is now chairing conversations at the GPAI level, and pushing for AI to be treated as a Global Common Good — open, shared, and accessible — means that Indian entrepreneurs will have increasing access to tools, infrastructure, and policy support to compete on a global stage. India’s tech minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the New Delhi Frontier AI Commitments at the summit, a voluntary framework for responsible AI that will directly shape how companies like DigiExe will be able to build and deploy AI tools in the years ahead.

The Numbers That Blew My Mind

Walking through the summit, the scale of AI investment flowing into India was simply staggering. Here are some of the key announcements that every Indian entrepreneur needs to know:
- Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, revealed that India now has over 100 million weekly active ChatGPT users, making it the second-largest user base after the United States. OpenAI also announced two new offices in India, in Bengaluru and Mumbai.
- Adani Group pledged $100 billion to build AI data centers in India using renewable energy by 2035, which is expected to attract an additional $150 billion in related investment.
- India’s government earmarked $1.1 billion for a state-backed venture capital fund specifically targeting AI and advanced manufacturing startups.
- Anthropic — the company behind Claude AI — announced its first office in Bengaluru and confirmed that India is Claude’s second-largest user market worldwide. Anthropic also partnered with Infosys to deploy Claude models for Indian enterprises.
- Google announced a $15 billion investment to build foundational AI infrastructure in India.
- India is targeting over $200 billion in AI infrastructure investment by 2028.
These are not small numbers. This is the world placing a massive bet on India as an AI superpower. For anyone running a digital agency or an AI-powered business in India right now, this is the single best time to be operating in this space.

Indian AI Models — Made in India, Built for the World

One of the most exciting parts of the summit for me personally was seeing Indian companies launch their own AI models. PM Modi himself mentioned that three Indian companies launched their own AI models and apps during the summit — something he called a proud reflection of India’s youth and technical depth.

Sarvam AI, a Bengaluru-based startup, launched two major open-source large language models — Sarvam 30B and Sarvam 105B — trained entirely in India. Sarvam also announced a partnership with Qualcomm, HMD, and Bosch to deploy its models across smartphones, laptops, cars, and smart glasses. BharatGen, a government-backed AI consortium, launched Param 2, a 17-billion-parameter model that works across all 22 scheduled Indian languages. Voice AI startup Gnani launched Vachana, a zero-shot voice cloning text-to-speech model supporting 12 languages.

This tells me one critical thing: India is no longer just consuming AI — India is now building it. For businesses like DigiExe that operate in digital marketing and SEO, this means Indian-language AI tools are going to become more accessible, more accurate, and more affordable in the coming months.

What I Personally Learned — And Why It Confirmed My Direction:

“I came to this summit with one question in my mind: am I on the right track by going all-in on AI at DigiExe? I left with a crystal clear answer — absolutely yes,” says Vaswani.

The biggest personal takeaway from the summit was that AI is not replacing human-centric work. It is multiplying it. This is something we already live by at DigiExe. We use AI tools for content creation, SEO research, keyword clustering, competitor analysis, and campaign reporting — but every strategy, every client relationship, and every creative decision still passes through a human mind. PM Modi’s words about “humans and intelligent systems co-creating, co-working, and co-evolving” describe exactly the culture we have built at DigiExe.

Another major takeaway was the urgency around skilling, reskilling, and lifelong learning. The summit made it clear that the future of work is not about replacement — it is about elevation. Anyone willing to learn how to work with AI will find themselves doing higher-value, more meaningful, and more impactful work. This is why we continue to invest heavily in upskilling our own team at DigiExe on the latest AI tools, workflows, and automation systems.

Vinod Khosla’s statement also stuck with me. He said IT services and BPO companies could “almost completely disappear within five years” because of AI, and that 250 million young Indians should instead be selling AI-based products and services to the rest of the world. At DigiExe, we are already building in that direction — leveraging AI not just to deliver services faster, but to build scalable, productized AI solutions that can serve clients globally.

Final Thoughts — India’s AI Moment is Now

The India AI Impact Summit 2026 was more than a summit. It was a signal. A signal that India is ready to lead. A signal that AI is not a distant technology for large corporations — it is available today, it is affordable, and it is for everyone. The theme of the summit — Sarvajan Hitaya, Sarvajan Sukhaya — welfare for all, happiness for all — is a reminder that the most powerful application of AI is not automation for profit, but empowerment for people.

As the CEO of DigiExe, I am more committed than ever to building an AI-first agency that serves clients with speed, precision, and creativity. The summit gave me clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of purpose. If you are an entrepreneur or marketer sitting on the fence about AI, the world’s most powerful leaders, investors, and innovators just gathered in New Delhi and told you — in plain words — this is the time to move.

The future is not coming. It is already here. And India is at the center of it.

About Jitendra Vaswani

Jitendra Vaswani is a globally recognized digital marketing expert, SEO authority, and the CEO of DigiExe.com, a leading AI-powered digital marketing agency. He is also the founder of BloggersIdeas.com, Saasultra.com, and AffiliateBooster, and has over 12 years of experience in digital marketing, SEO, and AI-driven growth strategies. He is a speaker, author, and advisor to brands worldwide.

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February 24, 2026
Striders Impex Limited IPO Opens on Feb 26, 2026

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 24: Impex Limited an emerging force in the toys and kids’ consumer merchandise segment, proposes to open its Initial Public Offering on Feb 26, 2026, aiming to raise ₹ 36.28 Crores with shares to be listed on the NSE Emerge platform.

The issue size is 50,40,000 equity shares with a face value of ₹ 10 each with a price band of ₹ 71 – ₹ 72 Per Share.

Equity Share Allocation

• Qualified Institutional Buyer – Not more than 23,90,400Equity Shares

• Non-Institutional Investors – Not less than 7,20,000Equity Shares

• Individual Investors – Not less than 16,76,800 Equity Shares

• Market Maker – Up to 2,52,800 Equity Shares

The net proceeds from the IPO will be utilized for Incorporation and Investment in a newly proposed wholly owned subsidiary in mainland UAE, Repayment of Loans, working capital requirements and the general corporate purposes. The anchor portion will open on Tuesday, Feb 25, 2026 and will close on Monday, Mar 02, 2026.

The Book Running Lead Manager to the Issue is Capitalsquare Advisors Private Limited, and the Registrar is Link MUFG Intime India Private Limited.

Mr. Kumarshri Rajkumar Bahety & Mr. Mustafa Esmail Kapasi, Managing Directors of Striders Impex Limitedexpressed, “At Striders Impex Limited, our journey began with a clear vision to build a differentiated platform in toys and kids’ consumer merchandise. Since executing our first licensed product launch, we have consistently expanded our portfolio, forged strategic partnerships with leading brands such as Disney, Hamleys, Miniso, and Landmark Group, and established a strong distribution footprint across Indiaand the United Arab Emirates.

Today, we operate through an asset-light model that blends global licensing with a growing portfolio of proprietary brands, supported by a pan-India omnichannel network and an expanding international platform.

The proposed IPO represents the next phase of our growth journey. The proceeds will enable us to deepen distribution, invest in brand building, strengthen working capital, and accelerate international expansion through our UAE platform—driving scalable growth and creating sustainable long-term value.”

Dr. Sunil Kumar Manocha, Director of CapitalSquareAdvisors Private Limited “We are delighted to partner with Striders Impex Limited at this pivotal moment in its growth journey. In a relatively short period, the Company has established a compelling presence in the toys and kids’ merchandise segment, driven by a scalable asset-light model, strong licensing alliances, and a steadily expanding portfolio of proprietary brands.

Backed by established relationships with leading global and retail partners and supported by its international platform in the United Arab Emirates, the Company is strategically positioned to capture the next wave of growth opportunities.

We are proud to support Striders Impex Limited in its upcoming IPO and remain confident in its long-term vision to scale sustainably and deliver meaningful long-term value.”

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February 24, 2026
Work-Life Balance Made Easy: Enzyme Offices HSR Layout Offers Modern Office Space with Cafes, Transit Access
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 24: In today’s fast-paced professional world, choosing the right workspace is no longer just about desks and chairs; it’s about convenience, connectivity, and comfort. For businesses and professionals seeking the ideal office space in HSR Layout, this vibrant business ecosystem has emerged as one of the most preferred destinations. Blending urban accessibility with lifestyle amenities, this locality offers everything modern teams need to thrive.

Why HSR Layout Is a Preferred Business Destination

Strategically located in Bangalore’s southeastern corridor, HSR Layout is known for its seamless connectivity to major IT hubs, such as Electronic City, Koramangala, and Outer Ring Road. This makes office space for rent in HSR Layout Bangalore, highly desirable for startups, SMEs, and enterprise teams alike. The area is well-connected by arterial roads, BMTC bus routes, and upcoming metro expansions, ensuring smooth daily commutes for employees.

Beyond transit, HSR Layout offers a lifestyle advantage. From trendy cafés and casual eateries to fitness centres and retail outlets, professionals can enjoy a balanced workday without needing to travel far. This unique blend of convenience and culture is one of the key reasons companies actively seek HSR office locations here.

Modern Workspaces That Support Productivity

A well-designed office environment significantly impacts employee efficiency and satisfaction. Premium providers like Enzyme Offices are redefining the concept of coworking space in HSR by offering thoughtfully designed interiors, ergonomic furniture, collaborative zones, and fully serviced facilities. Businesses choosing managed office space for rent in HSR Layout gain access to:
- Fully furnished plug-and-play offices
- High-speed internet and IT infrastructure
- Meeting rooms and conference facilities
- Reception and administrative support
- Breakout areas and lounge spaces
This enables companies to focus entirely on growth while day-to-day operations are managed efficiently.

The Rise of Coworking Culture in HSR

The demand for coworking space in HSR Layout has surged as hybrid work models become the norm. Flexible leasing terms, scalable seating options, and community-driven environments make coworking an attractive choice for freelancers, remote teams, and expanding startups. These spaces also foster networking opportunities, collaboration, and innovation—key ingredients for business success.

Work-Life Balance Built Into the Location

One of the biggest advantages of choosing an office space in HSR Layout is the built-in work-life balance. Employees can grab a quick coffee between meetings, enjoy lunch at nearby restaurants, or unwind after work without long commutes. Access to green spaces and recreational facilities further enhances well-being, making HSR Layout more than just a workplace destination; it’s a lifestyle hub.

As businesses increasingly prioritize employee experience and operational flexibility, choosing the right workspace location becomes crucial. Whether you’re searching for a coworking space in HSR, a private suite, or a fully serviced office space for rent in HSR Layout Bangalore, this thriving locality offers unmatched advantages. With modern infrastructure, excellent connectivity, and lifestyle conveniences, HSR Layout continues to set the benchmark for smart workspaces that support productivity and balance in equal measure.

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February 24, 2026
Indcap Advisors participated in the Investment Yatra, an initiative of CII Eastern Region in the capacity of a facilitator.

New Delhi [India], February 24: The Investment Yatra a multi-city roadshow/engagement programme across Eastern India, aimed at micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), growth-stage companies and entrepreneurial firms in the region. An initiative led by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) primarily through its Eastern Region office in partnership with institutions like the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). The goal is to help them understand how to raise capital, prepare for public market listings (IPOs), and navigate capital-market regulatory and operational frameworks.

Indcap Advisors, the Kolkata-based Category 1 Merchant banker and financial advisory firm led by Samir Agarwal, participated in the Investment Yatra primarily in a facilitator capacity enabling – Expert Participation: Top management from Indcap Advisors (Director, Managing Principal and Managing Partner) were speakers/panellists at various stops of the Yatra (e.g., events in Jamshedpur,

Bhubaneswar, Patna and Kolkata). Their role was to share insights with MSME founders and finance professionals on capital markets, IPO readiness and investment pathways.

Supporting Capital Market Dialogue: By being part of the programme alongside NSE, SEBI and other experts, Indcap helped interpret regulatory requirements, guide on valuation, compliance and structuring for market access, and provided real-world advisory perspectives to participants.

Ecosystem Building: Their involvement also reflected the broader objective of the Yatra — bringing institutional know-how directly to regional enterprises, especially on how to think about raising equity and debt in structured formats beyond traditional sources.

Indcap’Advisors contribution to fostering a strong IPO ecosystem in Eastern India centers around:

Raising awareness and confidence among regional businesses to consider market-based fund-raising pathways.

Providing expert advisory on capital raising and IPO readiness.

Helping companies navigate regulatory and compliance frameworks essential for public listing.

Building links between Eastern enterprises and key capital market stakeholders via industry platforms and collaborative events

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February 24, 2026
A Vibrant Expression of Contemporary Living. The 2026 Seating Edit from Fabbrica

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 24: As contemporary homes continue to evolve—blurring the lines between aesthetics, comfort, and adaptability—Fabbrica, from the House of HTL, unveils its 2026 seating collection, a thoughtfully curated edit that responds to the changing language of modern living. Rooted in intelligent design and material innovation, the collection explores intentional comfort and furniture that adapts seamlessly to the rhythms of everyday life. Each piece is conceived to integrate naturally into contemporary homes, offering flexibility without compromising on elegance.

A Legacy of Thoughtful Design

Since 1998, Fabbrica has been guided by a singular belief: good design should enrich everyday life. Driven by the conviction that design is not a luxury but a right, the German brand has continually innovated to meet the evolving needs of modern living. By combining quality craftsmanship, refined aesthetics, and accessibility, Fabbrica presents a 2026 collection that celebrates stylish living with purpose and personality.

Kart
Designed to encourage relaxed living, Kart features generous proportions and fluid movement that invite comfort-driven interaction. Its soft yet structured form and understated detailing make it ideal for spaces centred around warmth, connection, and contemporary ease.

Leroy
Leroy introduces a multifunctional approach to seating, seamlessly transitioning between lounging and sleeping. Its intelligent rotating mechanism allows it to adapt intuitively to modern lifestyles—perfect for urban homes where flexibility and comfort go hand in hand.

Valley
Defined by sculpted contours and expansive seating, Valley anchors living spaces with quiet sophistication. Its modular design responds organically to varied layouts, making it ideal for homes that gather, host, and unwind with equal ease.

Carre
Softening architectural rigidity, Carre brings gentle curves and visual fluidity into modern interiors. With adaptable seating depths, it allows users to shift between upright support and relaxed lounging, reflecting a thoughtful understanding of posture and spatial harmony.

Duca
Timeless and understated, Duca is characterised by refined proportions and subtle detailing. Designed to transition effortlessly across configurations, it delivers enduring comfort through layered construction and a clean, contemporary aesthetic.

Vidar
For those seeking advanced comfort, Vidar integrates modern reclining technology within a compact, design-forward silhouette. With adjustable seating positions and enhanced ergonomic support, it strikes a refined balance between innovation and visual restraint.

Williams
A sculptural accent within the collection, Williams combines movement and form through its elegant swivel design. Its angular silhouette lends a contemporary edge, making it a versatile addition to both minimal and expressive interiors.

Alder
Bold and expressive, Alder pushes creative boundaries with confident detailing and distinctive form. Designed to make a statement, it balances visual impact with everyday comfort—ideal for interiors that celebrate individuality.

Reilly
Completing the seating range, Reilly is a sectional sofa defined by strong lines, plush comfort, and a relaxed sensibility. Designed for informal lounging, it pairs generous proportions with a structured, contemporary presence.

Poppy Sofa Bed
Also part of the launch is the Poppy Sofa Bed—a refined solution for compact living. Transforming effortlessly from sofa to a generously sized bed, Poppy addresses modern lifestyle needs without compromising on comfort or design integrity.

Design Philosophy

Fabbrica continues to shape contemporary seating—where design is intuitive, comfort is intentional, and furniture evolves with the way we live today. Every piece in the collection can be customised in a wide selection of premium leathers or fabrics, with an extensive palette of colours and textures, allowing each design to be tailored to individual spaces and sensibilities.

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February 24, 2026