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22/03/2026

S. Subramanyeswar, Vice Chairman of Advertising Standards Council of India and Chief Strategy Officer – India & Chief Knowledge Officer – Asia at Omnicom Advertising Group, shares a powerful perspective on the evolving role of trust in advertising.

In a rapidly transforming media landscape, trust is no longer assumed — it must be consciously built, consistently reinforced, and transparently upheld.

At the ASCI AdTrust Summit 2026, leaders across brands, platforms, media, technology, and policy will come together to explore how the industry can strengthen credibility through transparency, accountability, and a consumer-first mindset.

A collective commitment to ensuring that advertising builds enduring credibility — not just visibility.
17–18 March 2026 | Mumbai

27/12/2025

Sheep farmers in New Zealand have come up with an elegantly simple solution that tackles two challenges at the same time. They’ve transformed a material that was once considered waste into one of the most effective and sustainable home insulation options available today: sheep’s wool.

For years, low-grade wool had little commercial value and was often discarded. Now, it’s being repurposed into high-performance insulation that keeps homes warmer in winter and cooler in summer. Beyond temperature control, wool insulation naturally purifies indoor air by absorbing and neutralizing pollutants, including formaldehyde and nitrogen oxides. It is also inherently fire-resistant, as wool chars rather than ignites, and it resists mold and mildew without the need for chemical treatments.

Because it regulates moisture rather than trapping it, wool helps create healthier indoor environments while maintaining long-term durability. The result is a renewable, biodegradable building material that reduces waste, lowers energy use, and improves living conditions—all made from something that was once overlooked.

05/11/2025

These two photographs, taken more than a century apart, reveal a striking transformation in the Arctic landscape. The first image, from the early 1900s, shows towering ice walls dominating the horizon, while the modern photo captures mostly exposed rock and drastically receded glaciers.

Scientists estimate that the Arctic is warming nearly four times faster than the global average, causing ice sheets and glaciers to melt at unprecedented rates. This rapid loss of ice not only raises global sea levels but also disrupts ecosystems, threatens wildlife such as polar bears and seals, and accelerates climate feedback loops that further warm the planet.

What was once a frozen frontier is now a living reminder of how quickly the planet can change. Each missing glacier tells a silent story — one that challenges humanity to act before the remaining ice becomes history too.

23/10/2025

Japanese gardeners and tree experts have long worn indigo-dyed cotton clothing, made from the Indigofera tinctoria plant, which naturally repels insects. This tradition dates back centuries, as indigo dye not only gives a deep blue color but also serves as a chemical-free way to keep pests like mosquitoes away. The lightweight, breathable fabric makes it perfect for outdoor work, providing eco-friendly protection. By using natural dyes and traditional methods, they preserve Japan’s cultural heritage while supporting sustainable fashion and green living.

29/07/2025

Saregama Carvaan is a digital portable music player with a retro twist. This portable bluetooth music player with in-built stereo speakers comes with 5000 Hindi film songs. With its premium retro look, extensive content library, ease-of- use & pan India sales and service support, Saregama Carvaan be...

24/07/2025

Turning Waste Into Worth: Indian Startup Makes Eco Containers From Sugarcane
Food delivery packaging creates tons of waste, but an Indian company is changing the game with containers made from sugarcane residue. These biodegradable boxes not only replace harmful plastic and styrofoam but also help reduce air pollution by reusing bagasse — the fibrous waste left after juice extraction. It’s a sustainable step forward for both the environment and the food industry.

24/07/2025

During periods of harsh persecution, Hmong women developed a way to record their history by weaving it directly into their clothing. 🧵

This incredible art form is called “paj ntaub,” which means “flower cloth,” and it was traditionally practiced exclusively by the women of the community.

Using a variety of complex stitching techniques, they created intricate geometric patterns. These designs were not just for decoration on clothes, collars, and baby carriers.

At times when their own language was suppressed, these symbols served as a form of communication and cultural documentation, with history hidden in the very pleats of their skirts.

This tradition took on a new, powerful meaning in the late 1970s after the wars in Southeast Asia.

Forced into refugee camps in Thailand, Hmong women began creating “story cloths.” These were larger tapestries that pictorially documented their lives, their traditions, and their harrowing journey from their homelands to the camps.

These story cloths became a way to tell the world what had happened to them. They also became a vital source of income, sometimes selling for just a dollar, which helped families survive in the camps.

Today, this art form is recognized as a vital piece of Hmong culture and history, a testament to resilience passed down through generations. 🪡

Sources: Hmong Archives, Library of Congress, Sahan Journal

03/07/2025

Leonardo da Vinci's 15th-century bridge design is one of history’s most remarkable examples of engineering elegance. Without a single bolt, nail, or rope, this self-supporting bridge relies entirely on friction and geometry. The clever interlocking of wooden beams ensures that the more weight you apply, the more stable it becomes—making it a masterclass in structural logic using only simple physics.

Though never built in his lifetime, da Vinci’s design was so forward-thinking that it was finally realized centuries later, including a notable full-scale version in Norway in 2001. Originally intended to span the Golden Horn in Istanbul, this bridge now stands as a symbol of sustainable, minimalistic design — proving that true innovation is timeless.

30/06/2025

The Appian Way, built in 312 BC, continues to be a vital part of Rome’s history. At over 2,000 years old, it is not just a road but a living testament to the Roman Empire's engineering genius. Its enduring legacy connects us to a rich past that shapes the present. 🏛️🚶‍♂️

07/03/2025

Bollywood Strike (1987) brought together well-known actors and filmmakers in protest against the heavy tax and surcharge imposed on cinema tickets and equipment.

During the mid-1980s, the film industry faced financial struggles due to high entertainment tax and levies, making filmmaking an expensive affair. Leading Bollywood personalities took to the streets, voicing their concerns to protect the industry and ensure that movies remained accessible to the masses. The strike reflected the unity of Bollywood, where actors, directors, and producers stood together for a common cause.

Such moments in history remind us how Bollywood was not just about glamour but also about fighting for the betterment of the industry!

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