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Why Indians Want Modi Again: Understanding the BJP's Popularity – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

Why Indians Want Modi Again: Understanding the BJP's Popularity – The Diplomat

The BJP’s vision for India is more in sync with what most Indians want – an India that is a military and economic power that they can be proud of.

Australia's Indian diaspora wants more political representation, but is there a glass ceiling? - Vimarsana News

Australia's Indian diaspora wants more political representation, but is there a glass ceiling?

A recent survey revealed significant under-representation – and lack of public awareness of the diaspora in politics and leadership roles – in a country where Indians form the second-largest migrant group.

Source: scmp.com
Indians most optimistic about AI in the world: Google report - Vimarsana News

Indians most optimistic about AI in the world: Google report

A survey conducted by Ipsos for Google found that Indian respondents are more optimistic about AI than their global counterparts.

Curate a burgeoning Indian art market - Vimarsana News

Curate a burgeoning Indian art market

More Indians are valuing contemporary artworks, thanks to Indian contemporary artists and the upcoming Indian Art Fair. The art market is becoming more organized and visible, creating a larger demand across price ranges. This shift breaks the barrier between established art and upcoming artists, attracting retail art buyers who appreciate the value of possessing good contemporary art. Much like retail investors in the stock market, these art buyers are pushing up the undervalued art ecosystem in India. Galleries coming together at art fairs, particularly in Delhi, are emulating the market dyna...

Rovaniemi, Santa's official home, captivates Indians seeking white Christmas, northern lights - Vimarsana News

Rovaniemi, Santa's official home, captivates Indians seeking white Christmas, northern lights

​Rovaniemi is the capital of Lapland, Finland, and is located on the Arctic Circle. It was recognised as the official home of Santa Claus in 2010, but it's also home to 12,450 reindeer. When it comes to Indian travellers, there has been a 154.7% increase, measured by registered beds, though Indians make up 1.3% of its total visitors.