Xiaomi has expanded its Mi Trimmer product line in India with the launch of the UniBlade Trimmer. This new lifestyle product aims to enhance the grooming experience for consumers. In the realm of online banking, the article provides a guide on how to reset the online SBI Profile Password, emphasizing the importance of securing personal and financial information. Realme is generating buzz in the smartphone market by teasing a flagship phone with a periscope lens, sparking speculation about whether it could be the GT 5 Pro or the Realme 12 Pro Plus. Lastly, Reliance Jio has announced new international roaming plans tailored for customers traveling to the USA and UAE, detailing the prices and benefits of these plans.

The article discusses the impact of aging on the risk of developing prostate cancer in men. It highlights the importance of differentiating between benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostate cancer due to overlapping symptoms. The article emphasizes the challenges in diagnosing prostate cancer in older men, particularly due to higher baseline PSA levels that can lead to false positives. It advocates for age-specific PSA thresholds and a tailored approach to treatment, considering the patient's health status and life expectancy. Treatment options such as active monitoring, surgery, radiotherapy, and hormone therapy are discussed. The article also suggests preventive measures like maintaining a healthy weight, regular exercise, balanced diet, routine screenings, and avoiding processed foods, smoking, and alcohol. It underscores the necessity for personalized care for older men to improve their quality of life and overall health.

The article discusses the hazards of surgical smoke produced during laparoscopic surgery and the importance of its effective elimination for the safety of both patients and operating room staff. It focuses on the use of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to analyze the dynamics of surgical smoke within the insufflated abdomen. The study investigates the velocity field and identifies patterns that influence the transportation, mixing, and accumulation of material particles in the flow. The finite time Lyapunov exponent (FTLE) field is calculated to reveal regions of vortex formation and maximum accumulation, which can inform the placement of instruments for efficient smoke removal. The article emphasizes the novelty of using a three-dimensional domain for CFD simulations and the application of LCS to understand the transport of smoke particles, aiming to guide the design of effective smoke evacuation technologies.

The article discusses a study on gallstone disease, focusing on the analysis of gallstones to understand their composition and pathogenesis. The study uses laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS), partial least squares discriminative analyses (PLS-DA), and energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX) to identify the presence of trace and toxic elements in gallstones. The research found higher amounts of these elements in the core of gallstones compared to the surface. Gallstone disease affects millions globally and is typically treated by removing the gallbladder. The study also utilized Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy to classify gallstones based on their chemical composition. The findings suggest that gallstones are mostly composed of organic components like cholesterol, bilirubin, bile acid, and fatty acid. The presence of toxic elements like arsenic, cadmium, mercury, lead, and nickel was linked to environmental pollution and could contribute to gallbladder and other organ cancers. The study concludes with recommendations to avoid high cholesterol foods and contaminated water to prevent gallstone formation.

The article discusses a study on the antibacterial activity of Sida cordifolia L. phytoextract against common foodborne bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics. The study employed polarity-based sequential extraction and tested the phytoextracts against antibiotic-resistant strains of Escherichia coli, Listeria monocytogenes, and Staphylococcus aureus. The optimization of process parameters was conducted using Box-Behnken design, and the phenolic composition of the extracts was analyzed using ultra-performance liquid chromatography. The ethanolic extract of S. cordifolia (SC04-ET) demonstrated a strong bactericidal effect, suggesting that it could serve as a natural alternative to antibiotics in combating foodborne bacteria.

Mahesh M, CEO of Creaticity, discusses the transformation of the mall, formerly known as Ishanya Mall, into a home décor and furniture destination. Creaticity, with its 3,50,000 sq. ft. space, has dedicated 2 lakh sq. ft. to the home category through HomeCity. The mall has undergone a strategic shift from being a space enabler to a solution provider, introducing Creaticity Branded Interiors (CRBI) in 2023 for comprehensive customer support. It houses over 100 national and international brands, with the prestige and premium segments being the most popular. Post-pandemic, there is a trend towards luxury and smart living. In 2023, Creaticity welcomed new brands like Wooden Street and Alf Italia. The mall also features FoodCity, EduCity, WorkCity, PlayCity, and EventCity, catering to various consumer needs. Expansion plans focus on category and product-level growth, with an aim to become a leading destination for home décor.

Arjun Gehlot, Director of Ambience Group, discusses the company's focus on malls, innovations, and future prospects in an interview with Shopping Centre News. Ambience Group, known for its integrated township 'Ambience Island' and shopping malls in Gurugram and Vasant Kunj, has seen increased footfalls and business this year. Gehlot highlights the changing consumer patterns, with new generations preferring quality and living by the YOLO philosophy. He notes the rise of indigenous brands and the importance of a mix of national, international, and regional brands in malls. The Group has introduced Family Entertainment Centres like Timezone and Fun City, and is engaging with D2C brands for offline presence. Technology innovations such as the Ambience Mall app and a delivery robot named Ambi Bot are enhancing customer experience. While keeping upcoming brand launches under wraps, Gehlot is optimistic about the real estate sector and aims for the brand to excel in customer engagement and quality offerings.

The article discusses advancements in artificial intelligence, particularly in machine learning and deep learning, and their applications in medical imaging for brain tumor detection. It highlights various methods and models, such as graph convolutional networks, deep convolutional neural networks, and hybrid models like VGG16-NADE, for classifying MRI images of brain tumors. The article also touches on the challenges of overfitting with small datasets and proposes modified deep neural network approaches. Techniques like image segmentation, 3D model creation from medical images, and the use of pre-trained models like InceptionResNetV2 for tumor detection and classification are also covered. The effectiveness of these methods is demonstrated through high accuracy rates, precision, and recall in various experiments.

The article discusses a research study that uses the ISIC (International Skin Imaging Collaboration) dataset of approximately 10,000 images to develop machine learning models for image classification. The study applies various image processing techniques such as Auto Color Correlogram Filter, Binary Patterns Pyramid Filter, and Color Layout Filter to extract 34 attributes from images. These attributes are then used with machine learning algorithms like Bagging and Attribute Selected Classifier to reduce dimensionality and variance. The study uses Weka 3.9.5, an open-source software, for implementing these techniques. The results show that different combinations of filters and classifiers achieve varying levels of accuracy, precision, recall, ROC, and PRC values. The best-performing model used the Color Layout Filter with the Attribute Selection Classifier algorithm, achieving an accuracy of 90.96%. The article provides detailed performance metrics for each classifier and filter combination, including kappa values, F1 scores, MCC, and time consumption for model building.

The article provides an analysis of the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) market in India, which is experiencing robust growth with an estimated market size of $23.16 billion in 2023, projected to reach $38.71 billion by 2029. The growth is attributed to changing lifestyles, urbanisation, and consumer demand for quick dining options. International QSR chains like McDonald’s, KFC, Domino’s Pizza, Subway, and Burger King have adapted to local tastes, while homegrown brands focus on regional flavours. Meat-based cuisines, bakeries, and burgers are popular, with pizza expected to grow rapidly. Independent outlets are growing faster than chains, offering lower prices. QSRs are diversifying menus, integrating technology, focusing on delivery services, and catering to health and sustainability concerns.

The article discusses the use of Artificial Intelligence to summarize the most important news of the past year. Specifically, the author mentions utilizing two generative AI tools, OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard, which are highlighted as the most popular in this field for 2023. The piece seems to explore the capabilities of these AI tools in processing and summarizing large amounts of information to provide a concise overview of the year's significant events.

The article discusses the impact of photon injections with a power-law spectrum from various sources on cosmological observations. It explores the effects of these injections on the cosmic microwave background (CMB), 21 cm cosmology, and radio synchrotron background. The study uses a toy model of decaying dark matter and extends the analysis to include broad photon distributions. Constraints on the parameter space are derived using data from COBE/FIRAS, Planck, EDGES, and ARCADE-2 experiments. The research finds that cosmological probes provide complementary constraints on the parameter space, depending on the photon injection history. The study also considers power-law injection in redshift, which can be mapped to various astrophysical and exotic sources. The results are computed using the code cosmotherm and are relevant for understanding the evolution of the universe and the nature of dark matter.

Satish Panchapakesan, Senior Vice-President & CIO at Arvind Fashions Ltd., discusses the technology transformation at the company. With over 25 years of experience, he focuses on modernizing SAP apps and infrastructure, integrating bespoke processes with standardization, and automating systems. Panchapakesan emphasizes the importance of data-driven insights, resilience, and cost efficiency. Under his leadership, technology has played a crucial role in enabling success at Arvind Fashions, with a focus on securing a collaborative environment and leveraging customer experience technologies. He sees AI and ML as critical in processing information and improving customer journeys. The next phase of tech implementation at Arvind Fashions will center on data, with automation and low code/no code solutions. The company uses RPA, specifically UIPath, to improve productivity and has a prudent mix of buy versus build strategies for platform investments.

Osia Hyper Retail Ltd., known for its Osiamart hypermarkets, has significantly expanded its presence in Gujarat since opening its first store in Ahmedabad in 2014. Now operating 43 stores, the company, initially named Mapple Exim Private Limited, was rebranded to Osia Hyper Retail Limited in 2017. With a successful SME IPO in March 2019, Osia raised funds to support further expansion. The company reported a substantial profit growth in June 2023. Osiamart's unique selling proposition is its balanced offering of food and non-food items, with a strong emphasis on the non-food category. The brand is known for its competitive pricing, attractive offers, and customer loyalty programs. Osia Hyper Retail Ltd. plans to continue its expansion within Gujarat and into other regions such as Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and internationally in Dubai, aiming to reach 150 hypermarket stores.

In a recent interview on IR Studio featured on Indiaretailing.com, Drishti Anand, the Co-founder of LetsDressUp, discusses with Sandeep Kumar, the Assistant Editor at IMAGES Retail, the various lessons they have learned from the business's ups and downs. The conversation also touches upon the growing trend of phygital (physical + digital) retail and the company's future plans in this space. The interview sheds light on the optimism surrounding the integration of online and offline retail experiences and how LetsDressUp is adapting to these industry changes.

The article discusses a computational study on the binding affinities of the spike receptor binding domains (RBDs) of COVID-19 Omicron sub-variants XBB.1.5 and XBB.1.16 to the human angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (hACE2). The study compares these sub-variants to the original Omicron variant, using simulations and binding energy estimations to understand the interaction patterns and the effects of mutations on the binding mode. The findings suggest that XBB.1.5 and XBB.1.16 have a stronger binding affinity to human cells than Omicron, primarily due to mutations that increase the charge of the RBD, enhancing electrostatic interactions. Specific mutations such as Asp339His, Asp405Asn, and Asn460Lys are highlighted as key contributors to this increased affinity. The study also notes that XBB.1.5 shows less interference from glycans in binding to hACE2 and that non-interfacial residues contribute to the overall binding free energy, offering insights into the mechanisms behind the heightened infectivity of these sub-variants.

Kolkata-based Khadim India, a major footwear retailer, is expanding its retail presence across India, aiming to offer affordable fashion footwear. With a retail network in 24 states and three union territories, Khadim India has a diverse product range under its primary brand and sub-brands like British Walkers and PRO. The company, which started in the 1960s, went public in 2017 and has shown robust financial performance, with a Q3 FY2023 PAT of ₹4.82 crore. Recently, its stock rose by 4% after announcing plans to hive off its distribution business. Rittick Roy Burman, Whole-Time Director, discusses the brand's strategies, sustainable practices, adaptation to technology, online commerce strategy, and plans to open 70 to 80 new stores in FY2024.

Sandeep Kumar is a multimedia journalist with a career spanning over eleven years in the print and digital media industry. Currently, he holds the position of assistant editor at Images Group. His personal and professional life is deeply intertwined with his passions, which include books, retail, sports, and cinema. The article does not provide specific details on journalistic works or coverages but gives a brief overview of Sandeep Kumar's interests and his role within the Images Group.

In a recent interview on IR Studio featured on Indiaretailing.com, Priyanka Gupta, the Director of Brands at GKB Opticals, discussed the company's strategies in eyewear retail with Sandeep Kumar, the Assistant Editor of Images Retail. The conversation covered new trends in experiential retail, marketing approaches, and GKB Opticals' growth and expansion plans, particularly focusing on increasing their presence in tier 2 cities in India.

The article discusses the opening of Lulu Mall Hyderabad by the UAE-based Lulu Group. The mall, which is Lulu's sixth retail development in India, was inaugurated by Telangana Industries Minister KT Rama Rao and UAE Consul General H.E. Aaref Al Nuaimi, with Lulu Group Chairman Yusuff Ali M.A. in attendance. The mall features a LULU HYPERMARKET, a 20,000 sq. ft. entertainment zone called FUNTURA, and a 1,400-seater Cinepolis cinema. It houses over 100 national and international brands, including Starbucks, GAP, and Apple reseller Tribe by Croma. The mall's launch was supported by a comprehensive marketing campaign and is expected to generate employment for over 2,000 people. Yusuff Ali M.A. also announced further investments in Hyderabad, including a food processing facility and a meat and seafood processing centre.

VegNonVeg, a streetwear brand founded by Anand Ahuja and Abhineet Singh in 2016, has grown into a significant cultural force in India's sneaker culture, boasting 5 lakh Instagram followers and nearly Rs 100 crore in revenue. The brand is known for its unique product offerings and lifestyle experience, including limited edition sneakers and streetwear. The founders discuss the brand's journey, challenges, growth strategies, and future plans, including the introduction of a new jewellery category and expansion of retail presence. VegNonVeg prides itself on being a community-first brand and has seen exponential growth over the past four years. The company competes with itself rather than other brands and is committed to sustainable practices. The brand's marketing strategy focuses on culture-to-commerce, educating customers about the products' significance and technology. VegNonVeg has collaborated with brands like Adidas and Fila and plans to expand its retail presence in India.

The editorial summarizes a collection of articles on the topic of antioxidant and neuroprotective potential of alternative and complementary therapeutic approaches against Alzheimer’s disease. It highlights the findings from various studies that demonstrate the effectiveness of natural compounds and herbal formulas in providing neuroprotection and cognitive benefits. Compounds such as icariin, components of Huanglian Jiedu decoction, Radix Rehmanniae Praeparata, resveratrol combined with vitamin E, and Jasminum grandiflorum L. essential oil have been shown to target molecular mechanisms and mediators that could protect against Alzheimer’s disease. The editorial emphasizes the potential of complementary and alternative medicine in preventing and treating neurodegenerative diseases and acknowledges the contributions of authors, reviewers, and editorial board members involved in the research topic.

The article discusses the importance of treating wastewater to prevent environmental pollution and facilitate water recycling. It highlights that globally, a vast amount of wastewater is generated, which is treated at water resource recovery facilities (WRRFs) using various methods. The article focuses on Texas, where WRRFs treat billions of gallons of wastewater daily. It introduces an alternative biological method using algal technology, specifically the rotating algal biofilm (RAB) reactor system, which is more environmentally friendly than traditional tertiary treatments. The RAB system allows for the growth and easy harvesting of microalgae, which can be used to produce biofuels and renewable chemicals. The study estimates the potential algal biomass production in large WRRFs in Texas and evaluates the feasibility of manufacturing various fuels and chemicals from algal fractions. It suggests that leveraging existing WRRF infrastructure for algal biomass production could aid in transitioning to a sustainable, biobased economy.

Veena Ashiya, the Founder and CEO of Monrow Shoes, discusses the brand's journey, strategy, and aspirations in an interview with IMAGES Retail. Monrow Shoes is a homegrown women's footwear brand known for its vegan and cruelty-free products. Since its inception in 2016, the brand has expanded to 50 outlets across India, including tier 2 cities. Monrow Shoes differentiates itself through style, functionality, and sustainable manufacturing processes. The brand's most popular line is the 'Versatile Wedges Collection'. With the rise of online shopping, Monrow has strengthened its e-commerce presence and is focusing on enhancing the omnichannel experience. E-commerce accounts for 25% of their total sales, and they aim to increase this figure. Financially, Monrow Shoes is targeting a Rs 100 crore run-rate in the next 24 months, up from the current Rs 40-42 crore.

ARTbaby, a clinic specializing in reproductive medicine, is addressing the issue of infertility by providing advanced treatments and raising awareness. The clinic emphasizes the importance of education in making informed choices about reproductive health and offers personalized care that includes both medical and emotional support. ARTbaby encourages open dialogue to break the stigma around infertility and collaborates with various stakeholders to enhance its impact. The article also touches on the costs of IVF treatments in Delhi, starting from INR 80,000, and highlights the need for financial and emotional preparedness. ARTbaby invites the community to join the conversation on infertility awareness and provides contact information for those seeking assistance.

Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Chaudhari, Chief of the Air Staff of the Indian Air Force (IAF), spoke at the 91st Air Force Day parade at Air Force Station-Bamrauli in Prayagraj, emphasizing the need for the IAF to evolve into one of the best air forces by 2032. He highlighted the importance of joint planning, integrated combat power, and innovation to meet future challenges. Chaudhari stressed on self-assessment, embracing change, and reducing import dependency by developing indigenous capabilities. The IAF has inducted the first batch of Agniveers, including women, and is focusing on rigorous training. Distinguished guests, including the Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan and retired Air Chief Marshals, attended the event.

Shibu Philips, the director of Shopping Malls at Lulu Group India, discussed the company's expansion plans, particularly their recent venture in Telangana. Lulu Group inaugurated a new shopping mall in Kukatpally, Telangana, on September 27, which was attended by the state's IT and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao and Yusuff Ali M A, the Chairman of Lulu Group. This mall is part of a significant Rs 500 crore investment by Lulu Group in the state, marking their aggressive expansion in the region.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) Chief, Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Chaudhari, introduced a new ensign for the IAF during the 91st IAF Day celebrations at Air Force Station-Bamrauli in Prayagraj. This significant change comes after 72 years, replacing the previous ensign that included the Union Jack and the Royal Indian Air Force (RIAF) roundel. The new ensign features the IAF crest with the national symbol, the Ashoka lion, and the motto

In a recent segment of IR Studio featured on Indiaretailing.com, Abinav C Ajmera, the President of Omaxe Ltd., engaged in a conversation with Sandeep Kumar, the Assistant Editor at Images Retail. The discussion centered around Omaxe Ltd.'s new development project in Chandni Chowk, as well as the evolving consumer trends and shopping behaviors that have emerged in the aftermath of the pandemic. The talk highlighted how the retail landscape is adapting to changes brought about by COVID-19 and what that means for businesses like Omaxe Ltd. in the Indian market.

The article discusses the comprehensive renovation of East Delhi Mall (EDM), developed by CCPL Developers Pvt. Ltd., and its reopening in October 2021. The mall, located in Delhi, has enhanced its visual appeal and shopping experience to adapt to changing consumer habits during the pandemic. It now features over 50 brands, including new anchor stores like Shoppers Stop and Pantaloons, and has improved its technology and digital infrastructure. Gaurav Gulati, Managing Director of EDM, highlights the mall's new features, sustainable initiatives, and changes in layout, dining, entertainment, and parking facilities. The mall has also introduced new marketing strategies and events to attract diverse audiences. The occupancy level is at 80%, with spaces available for lease, and the tenant amenities have been improved. The leasing terms have been made more favorable to support brands in the post-COVID era.

The article is a tutorial on using configuration files, specifically .xcconfig files, in Xcode projects. The author shares their experience with the benefits of using configuration files to manage different project settings for development and production environments. The tutorial guides the reader through the process of creating a new project, adding pods, and setting up different configurations. It also covers the steps to create and use custom .xcconfig files, including handling errors related to Pods-xxxxxxx.xcfilelist. The author emphasizes the importance of managing app settings such as BundleId, Version, and SDK keys through the .xcconfig files rather than manually in Xcode, warning that manual changes can lead to mistakes.

Dr. Sandeep Kumar discusses the impact of aging on the development of prostate cancer in men, emphasizing the need for tailored approaches in diagnosis, treatment, and care. He explains that as men age, their prostate undergoes changes that can lead to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or prostate cancer, with symptoms often overlapping, complicating diagnosis. The article highlights the importance of age-specific PSA thresholds and considers various treatment options such as active monitoring, surgery, radiotherapy, and hormone therapy, based on individual health status and life expectancy. Preventive measures include maintaining a healthy weight, regular exercise, a balanced diet, routine screenings, and avoiding processed foods, red meat, smoking, and alcohol. The author stresses the importance of personalized care for older men to improve their quality of life and overall well-being.

Dr. Sandeep Kumar, a consultant at HCG Cancer Centre, discusses the importance of age as a factor in the development of prostate cancer in men. He emphasizes the need for tailored approaches in diagnosis, treatment, and post-treatment care for older men. The article explains how the prostate gland changes with age, leading to conditions like benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) that can mimic prostate cancer symptoms. Challenges in diagnosis, such as distinguishing between BPH and prostate cancer and interpreting PSA levels, are highlighted. Treatment options for older men are outlined, including active monitoring, surgery, radiotherapy, and hormone therapy, with the choice depending on the individual's health and life expectancy. Preventive measures such as maintaining a healthy weight, regular exercise, balanced diet, and avoiding smoking and alcohol are also suggested. The article underscores the importance of personalized care for older men to improve their quality of life and overall well-being.

Uddhav Poddar, the Managing Director and Group CEO of Bhumika Group, discusses the success of his company's modern retail destination, Urban Square, in Udaipur, a tier 2 city. Coming from a family with diverse business interests, Poddar has expanded into real estate, hospitality, logistics, and e-commerce. He has been recognized for his entrepreneurial achievements and is involved with various business organizations. Urban Square, which includes office spaces, service apartments, a hotel, and a mall, has brought new brands to the region and is focused on providing a unique mix of entertainment and dining experiences. Poddar's marketing strategies have shifted online, particularly to social media. He also discusses the trend of D2C brands opening stores in malls and the evolving relationship between retailers and mall developers. Looking ahead, Poddar sees significant opportunities for retail real estate in tier 2 and 3 cities in India.

In a recent segment of IR Studio on Indiaretailing.com, Shibu Philips, the Director of Shopping Malls at Lulu Group India, was interviewed by Sandeep Kumar, the Assistant Editor of Images Retail. The discussion focused on the evolving trends in the retail industry, particularly in the context of shopping malls. They explored how consumer behaviour, the retail experience, and the luxury segment are shaping the future of shopping malls. The conversation aimed to provide insights into the strategies that malls can adopt to thrive in the changing retail landscape.

Surjit Singh Rajpurohit, the CEO of Amanora Mall in Pune, was featured in the latest episode of IR Studio on Indiaretailing.com. He discussed the importance of experiential retail and a balanced retail mix in the success of shopping malls, particularly in the luxury segment. Rajpurohit emphasized that providing consumers with an experience, not just products, is a key differentiator for malls in today's market. This approach is what makes Amanora Mall stand out and continue to thrive in the competitive retail industry.

The article discusses a study on the transport and material properties of aluminum under a range of conditions, from ambient to warm dense matter. The study introduces a machine-learned interatomic potential (ML-IAP) that has been trained over a broad spectrum of temperatures using density functional theory molecular dynamics (DFT-MD) data. This ML-IAP overcomes the computational challenges of DFT-MD, allowing for the examination of aluminum's properties at higher temperatures and over longer time scales. The study confirms the ML-IAP's transferability by comparing its predictions with previous theoretical data for aluminum's thermal conductivity, shear viscosity, self-diffusion coefficient, sound velocity, and structure factor up to about 60000 K.

Pushpa Bector, Senior Executive Director of DLF Retail, has been instrumental in the growth and expansion of DLF malls in India. With over two decades of experience, she has helped DLF become a leader in the Indian retail real estate space. Bector's achievements include the repositioning of DLF Promenade, the development of Mall of India, and navigating the retail challenges during the pandemic. DLF malls have seen financial growth, with a 20% increase in profitability expected. Consumer trends show an increase in digitally savvy buyers and a rise in athleisure. DLF differentiates its malls by focusing on specific catchment needs, such as emphasizing F&B at DLF Avenue. New brands have been introduced, especially premium ones at Mall of India. Expansion plans include new projects in Gurugram and Goa, and potential refurbishments at DLF Emporio. Bector's leadership is highlighted as a significant factor in DLF's success and her role as a trendsetter in the industry.

The Prestige Group has launched Forum Kochi, its first venture in Kerala, on 19 August 2023. The mall, developed in partnership with Thomsun Retailers, is spread over 6.5 lakh sq. ft. with a built-up area of 1 million sq. ft. It is located in Maradu, Kochi, and features a wide range of brands across various categories including fashion, lifestyle, jewellery, health and beauty, and home solutions. Forum Kochi houses a Lulu Hypermarket and other anchor brands such as Marks & Spencer, H&M, and PVR Cinemas. It also includes a 9-screen multiplex, international fashion brands, a collection of watch brands, and the first Funcity in Kerala. The mall offers a 1000-seater foodcourt and fine-dining venues, including one by celebrity Chef Pillai. The mall is strategically zoned for ease of shopping and accessibility.

The article discusses the evolving role of department stores in Indian shopping malls. Department stores like Shoppers Stop, Pantaloons, Reliance Trends, and Lifestyle have traditionally attracted foot traffic and revenue as anchor stores. However, their impact is challenged by food courts, entertainment zones, and online e-commerce. Executives from Inorbit Malls, Infiniti Mall, Oberoi Realty, and Vegas Mall share insights on the continued relevance of department stores. They highlight the importance of department stores in terms of revenue, customer satisfaction, and loyalty programs. The article also touches on the changing dynamics of mall space allocation to department stores and the need for a strategic balance between anchor stores and other retailers to ensure mall success.

Jacqueline Kapoor, the founder of Ayesha Accessories, was featured in an episode of IR Studio on Indiaretailing.com, where she was interviewed by Sandeep Kumar, the Assistant Editor of Images Retail. During the interview, Kapoor discussed the various lessons she has learned from the fluctuations in her business. She expressed optimism about the future of 'phygital' retail, which blends physical and digital shopping experiences. Additionally, Kapoor revealed plans for Ayesha Accessories to expand into the pet accessories market. The conversation highlighted insights into the retail industry and the strategic moves by Ayesha Accessories.

The article discusses the internal dynamics of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the context of the upcoming Madhya Pradesh assembly elections. It highlights the appointment of Narendra Singh Tomar as the convener of the election management committee, which is seen as a setback for Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, who defected from Congress to BJP in 2020. The BJP is dealing with factionalism, especially in the Gwalior-Chambal region. Political analysts Girija Shankar and Rakesh Dixit provide insights into the situation, suggesting that Scindia's influence may be waning and that ticket distribution will be based on winnability. The article also touches on the Congress party's strategy to win back seats and the significance of Priyanka Gandhi's visit to a local memorial.

Arambagh’s Foodmart, a chain of convenience retail stores, is a well-known name in East India, particularly in West Bengal. The chain, which operates on a model similar to 7-11, has 80 stores across 24 cities. Biyas Roy, the Executive Director, discusses the company's focus on convenience, which includes store locations, quick checkouts, and home delivery. The first store evolved from the 'Arambagh’s Chicken' brand, and the company has since expanded, especially into tier 2 cities and North Bengal. Arambagh’s Foodmart emphasizes 'value for time' and 'value for money', with monthly promotions instead of price cuts. They have their own private label products and use 'Automated Replenishment Software' for inventory management. While they have not yet ventured into online retailing, they plan to expand into all tier 2 and tier 3 cities of West Bengal by 2025 and into northeastern states by 2026.

The article discusses a study on the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, focusing on how these animals integrate sensory cues with their behavioral context to generate responses. The study found that the worm's mechanosensory processing is modulated by its locomotion, particularly during turns, which suppresses the reversal response typically evoked by mechanosensory stimuli. The researchers used high-throughput optogenetic perturbations to show that neurons associated with turning (SAA, RIV, SMB) inhibit mechanosensory-evoked reversals during turns. Activation of touch neurons during a turn was less likely to cause a reversal than during forward movement, but inhibiting the turning-associated neurons restored the likelihood of reversals. The study proposes that inhibitory feedback from motor circuits modulates sensory processing, which may explain motor-related neural activity patterns seen across the brain in sensory areas. The research was supported by the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, and the Simons Foundation.

The article explains the concepts of shallow copy and deep copy in JavaScript programming. It highlights the differences between the two methods, particularly how they handle duplicating arrays and objects. A shallow copy creates a new object or array that holds references to the original object's property values, meaning changes to nested objects or arrays within the copied object can affect the original. In contrast, a deep copy creates a completely new object or array, including all nested elements, ensuring that changes do not affect the original. The article discusses common methods for creating shallow and deep copies, their limitations, and the implications for performance and handling of special object types. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of choosing the right method for efficient object and array manipulation, which can impact the performance and reliability of JavaScript applications.

The study addresses the gap in informatics proficiency among nursing students, professionals, and academics, which impacts the ability to use technology in patient care. It highlights a case study from the United Kingdom where a Bachelor of Nursing degree includes health informatics, achieved through international collaboration with a Fulbright Expert Scholar from the United States and the United Kingdom. The study advocates for the spiral learning approach to integrate informatics into nursing education, enabling students to become competent clinicians in a technologically advanced healthcare system.

The article addresses a correction in an academic publication where certain references were previously omitted. The correction involves the insertion of two references, [64,65], which are now properly cited in two sections of the original publication. These references pertain to the CK+ and JAFFE datasets used for evaluating facial expressions in the context of facial recognition technology. The corrected sections detail the datasets used for validating the proposed work and the evaluation results in terms of accuracy for various facial expressions. The article ensures that the datasets are now correctly attributed in the publication, and it provides a brief overview of the datasets and the results obtained from using them.

The article discusses the role of oligodendrocytes and mitochondrial dysfunction in the pathogenesis of various neurological disorders, including Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), and Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (HSP). It highlights the importance of monocarboxylate transporter 1 (MCT1) in oligodendrocytes for lactate exchange and ATP homeostasis, and how disturbances in these processes can lead to neurodegeneration. The article also mentions the potential of mitochondria-targeted antioxidants as therapeutic agents and the significance of genetic and environmental factors in MS. It further explores the implications of mitochondrial health in MSA and the role of mitochondrial and myelin dysfunction in HSP. Lastly, it touches upon the consequences of mitochondrial fission and metabolic management in oligodendrocytes, and how these factors may influence cell growth and myelination.

The article discusses the use of probability density functions (PDFs) in classical and quantum mechanics, particularly in relation to the simple harmonic oscillator. In classical mechanics, equations of motion provide precise trajectories, making PDFs largely unnecessary. However, quantum mechanics is fundamentally probabilistic, using the square of wave functions to represent probabilities. The article suggests that understanding the classical PDF for a harmonic oscillator is important for students before they tackle the quantum harmonic oscillator. It also notes that the PDF in classical mechanics is relevant when there is some randomness in the system or when position is measured at random times. Theoretical studies have shown how the PDF for a classical harmonic oscillator varies across its spatial interval.

The article reports on the tragic deaths of over 100 children in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, due to Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES), also known as 'brain fever'. The outbreak has been linked to extreme heat and possibly toxins in lychees, but the exact cause remains unknown. The epidemic has highlighted the stark inequality in India, with poor families lacking access to good nutrition, clean water, and adequate healthcare. The situation is exacerbated by the overstretched rural healthcare facilities, such as the Sri Krishna Medical College Hospital, which is currently operating well beyond its capacity. The article also touches on the lack of awareness and utilization of 'Modicare', a free healthcare scheme for the poor, among the affected communities. The dire social conditions and the need for government action at both state and national levels are emphasized.