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Kerala AAR: Packed halwa is ‘sweetmeats’ not Namkeens when sold under brand name

Sweetmeat attracts 5 per cent GST. However, namkeen or savoury items like fruit and vegetable chips, bhuijas, and other snack foods etc attract GST at the rate of 12 per cent




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$8 trn in hidden costs of global agrifood systems linked to heart disease, diabetes: FAO




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Study shows how human memory works, gets stored




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Lead in turmeric can cause severe health consequences in kids, adults: Experts




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Limit high-fat dairy foods in the diet to ward off fatty liver disease risk: Study




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Out-of-pocket expenditure in India decreasing amid govt's healthcare push




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Australian-German research finds world-first cure for deadly skin disease




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Want to age well? A good night's sleep may be the key: Study




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Even moderate exercise for over 2 hours every week may boost heart health




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Kidney disease, diabetes may raise heart disease risk 28 years earlier




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IIT Ropar's new portable knee rehab device to revolutionise post-surgical therapy




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Research links frailty to dementia risk




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The mall makeover: Driving footfalls through promotions, pop ups and fests

Consumption is back but what consumers are spending on is changing with entertainment and experiences becoming big




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Marketing Mantras | Never Follow the Leader, Try and Disrupt the Market: Rajeev Juneja




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Unveiling Arcadia: The roll of bespoke luxury

Rolls-Royce unveils Arcadia, the third custom-made ‘Coachbuild Droptail’ in the world




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Broken glass, expensive bananas and moment marketing

The art of creating topical marketing campaigns that leverage special moments




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YKONE buys Barcode




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P is for Pressure cooker: The quintessential icon of the great Indian kitchen

The appliance holds prime place in every middle class Indian kitchen as the housewife’s trusted, go-to, kitchen device




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Lok Sabha elections 2024: Young turks on social media

How are first-time candidates managing their digital presence? What are the dos and don’ts?




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How the blended model is working for DDB Tribal

The Gurgaon-based integrated arm of DDB Mudra has grown thanks to focussing on the full funnel in a customer journey




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Brands keep time in so many interesting ways

An exploration of the relationship between products, services and the concept of time




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Goafest is back — with a new theme and location!

Goafest, the premier event of the advertising and marketing community is back — but this time in Mumbai.




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Rethinking sizes

When the shoe does not fit, it’s time to rethink size measures! And that’s what is happening in India. There may soon be a new sizing system called ‘Bha’ to measure footwear for Indians




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The rise and rise of deepfakes in India 

From political campaigns to brand ads, digital doppelgangers are proliferating. Here’s how to spot them




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S is for Scooter: A ride back to the future

Even as the wheels of time turn, the scooter will remain a steadfast symbol of resilience and adaptability




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As right as rain – monsoon inspired marketing ideas

The scent and emotion of rainwater can be inspiring for innovative brands




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Brands and billboards: Will marketers rethink outdoor advertising?

The Mumbai billboard crash has shaken up the advertising industry. Will brands be reluctant to spend on the outdoor medium now? 




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Transcom thinks its CX centres are gold mines for brands

Travis Coates, COO of Swedish firm Transcom feels India’s talent and skill pool over time will make it another important hub for them




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Can tech make you a better athlete? Yes, but...

Here’s a quick shot at the best apps for different sports that I and my friends use — with a rider




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Cricket’s exciting global knock captained by ICC

The spectator friendly 20-over format has grown the game — 89 countries are now ranked in T20 men’s cricket and 74 countries in T20 women’s cricket




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Brands pack their bags for the Olympics

Medals and marketing: A host of brands have a lot riding on the athletes as they look to leverage the sports extravaganza




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The Olympic torch can shine a light for marketers too

The precise rituals of the Olympics hold learnings for all brands




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How SUGAR is spicing up the cosmetics market

SUGAR Cosmetics, which plays primarily in premium products, is dipping its toes in the luxury segment too; The D2C brand has amped up its distribution to an extent where its product portfolio is sold across over 45,000 outlets, including 200 of its exclusive branded outlets




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Y is for Yoga mat: A supportive friend who has your back

A-Z: This series of light hearted explorations on familiar objects from everyday life dear to the urban Indian middle class looks at how they shape our wants and desires and ultimately make us who we are as a people.




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Dark patterns and digitally conscious products

To gain and retain customer trust, brands have to focus on ethical online design in their apps




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A ‘Hearty’ addition to the exploding pet food market

From dry food to fresh meals, Hearty from HUFT is on a path to elevate pet nutrition. In an interview with businessline, CEO Samarth Narang discusses the trends in pet food market, their innovative marketing methods, and more.




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QSQT: Quick se quicker tak

How quick commerce is disrupting everything... by redefining speed and convenience




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JK Tyres ‘Levitas Extreme’ powers speed demons on the race circuit

The tyre brand has been part and parcel of Indian racing’s evolving journey




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How The Baker’s Dozen is flouring India with its sourdough offerings

Aditi Handa and Sneh Jain’s D2C start-up is disrupting the breads and cakes category by offering artisanal quality bakes on a national scale




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Are books better gifts than chocolates?

As the festive season approaches, we can think about gifting differently




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Dharams and the Kandee Factory

Kandee Factory is a new candy brand that boasts a vegetarian, all-natural USP




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Get rich or die trying: A marketer’s guide to day trading

The marketing playbook frowns upon short-term gains — unless backed by sound research 




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Taking desi flavours to the US




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Rejuvenating the millet market in rural India

Millets, a staple in farmer households, hold out a huge ‘value-added’ opportunity for start-ups, local biz




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Diwali ads: Breaking the tradition of festive tropes and formulaic scripts

A pick of video ads — past and present — that raised the bar during the festival of lights 




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Enhancing soil geographic recognition through LIBS technology: integrating the joint skewness algorithm with back-propagation neural networks

J. Anal. At. Spectrom., 2024, Advance Article
DOI: 10.1039/D4JA00251B, Paper
Weinan Zheng, Xun Gao, Kaishan Song, Hailong Yu, Qiuyun Wang, Lianbo Guo, Jingquan Lin
The meticulous task of soil region classification is fundamental to the effective management of soil resources and the development of accurate soil classification systems.
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Investigation of Al Kα satellite lines through a high-efficiency multi-channel FSSR

J. Anal. At. Spectrom., 2024, Advance Article
DOI: 10.1039/D4JA00197D, Paper
Zexian Zhou, Rui Cheng, Huiyao Du, Shengzhen Yi, Fen Fu, Guodong Wang, Lulin Shi, Zhao Wang, Xuejian Jin, Yanhong Chen, Yanshi Zhang, Liangwen Chen, Jie Yang, Maogen Su
Spectral results of Al diagram lines and satellite lines were obtained using a self-developed high-efficiency multi-channel FSSR.
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Measurement of uranium in a glass matrix based on spatial confinement using fiber-optic laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

J. Anal. At. Spectrom., 2024, 39,2716-2727
DOI: 10.1039/D4JA00237G, Paper
Xinyu Guo, Jian Wu, Jinghui Li, Mingxin Shi, Xinxin Zhu, Ying Zhou, Di Wu, Ziyuan Song, Sijun Huang, Xingwen Li
The storage and management of nuclear waste materials require the detection of uranium, but traditional analytical methods are unsuitable for radioactive environments.
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High-precision, mass dependent Si isotope measurements via the critical mixture double-spiking technique

J. Anal. At. Spectrom., 2024, 39,2799-2808
DOI: 10.1039/D4JA00152D, Paper
Open Access
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Xiao-Ning Liu, Martijn Klaver, Remco C. Hin, Christopher D. Coath, Hong Chin Ng, Tim Elliott
We developed critical mixture double-spiking Si isotope measurement, achieving an enhanced long-term reproducibility of ±0.03‰ (δ30Si, 2 s.d.), which is ∼4 times better than the current methods' long-term reproducibility over ±0.1‰ (δ30Si, 2 s.d.).
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A novel in situ methodology for U–Pb, (U–Th)/He, and fission track triple dating

J. Anal. At. Spectrom., 2024, 39,2856-2869
DOI: 10.1039/D4JA00257A, Paper
Jie Hu, Zhiwu Li, Jinxi Li, Shugen Liu, Ganqing Xu, Chaoqun Yang, Kui Tong, Yin Li
For the first time, this paper introduces a general workflow for in situ U–Pb, (U–Th)/He, and fission track triple dating on a single grain.
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