The Indian town that bottled the smell of rain: How Kannauj turned rose petals, copper stills and an ancient craft into a global fragrance legacy

Tucked away in Uttar Pradesh, roughly 80 kilometres from Kanpur, sits a town most Indians have never heard of, yet it has quietly built a global reputation entirely around scent. This is Kannauj, officially and popularly celebrated across the country as the Perfume Capital of India. According to various industry estimates circulating in recent years,…

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‘Both the trophies will come’: BCCI’s big update on Asia Cup trophies snubbed by Mohsin Naqvi | Cricket News

Indian women’s cricket team and Mohsin Naqvi The Asia Cup trophies won by India’s men’s and women’s teams remain in Dubai, but BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia has assured that both pieces of silverware will eventually make their way to the board’s headquarters in Mumbai.Saikia confirmed the development after the BCCI’s 95th Annual General Meeting in…

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‘Bethlehem Kudumba Unit’ makers announce ‘Picnic’, Fahadh Faasil, Dileesh Pothan and Syam Pushkaran back new film with Sandeep Pradeep slated for January 2027 |

‘Bethlehem Kudumba Unit’ makers announce ‘Picnic’, Fahadh Faasil, Dileesh Pothan and Syam Pushkaran. Amid the continued success of ‘Bethlehem Kudumba Unit’, the production banner has announced its next Malayalam film, titled ‘Picnic’. The makers have also unveiled the film’s release date, with the project set to arrive in theatres on January 14, 2027.Fahadh Faasil, Dileesh…

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In 2014, Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation donated $1 million, helping save African elephants who were being killed for their ivory tusks at a rate of 100 per day

Illegal hunting and the ivory trade have reduced the populations of elephants in Africa drastically over the past century. Millions of these mammals once roamed the iconic jungles, but their long ivory tusks made them targets of big game hunters and poachers who have decimated their numbers by roughly 95% over the past 100 years….

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The man considered the world’s last royal coachmaker died at 76 before finishing a 3-tonne carriage for King Charles III; his team says it is now 98% complete

Frecklington’s fascination with coachmaking began when he was just eight years old. For more than half a century, Jim Frecklington turned wood, metal, leather and gold into something increasingly rare: magnificent horse-drawn carriages built by hand. His workshop on Sydney’s northern beaches became the unlikely birthplace of vehicles destined for royal ceremonies, but his final…

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