19, Jun 2026
VU Researcher Develops AI Models to Assessthe Emotional Impact of Art and Advertising
June 19: Researchers from the Faculty of Physics at Vilnius University have developed a theoretical model that allows atoms to be “pre-programmed” by light alone to reshape laser beams that carry both a twist and a polarization.
The study by master’s student Dharma Prasetya Permana, alongside Mažena Mackoit-Sinkevičienė, Julius Ruseckas, and Hamid Reza Hamedi from the Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astronomy, opens a magnet-free route to controlling structured light for quantum technologies. The research was recently published in Physical Review A.
Twisted Light
The team’s research focuses on optical vortices—special light beams whose structure twists as they propagate.
“Unlike whirlpools in water, where the matter itself spins, optical vortices are twists in the wave structure of light. As the beam travels, its wavefronts form a helical, spiral-like structure,” explains Permana.
At the center of such a beam, the light intensity drops to zero, leaving a small dark core. The size of this region depends on a quantity called the topological charge, which counts how many full twists the wavefront makes around the beam’s axis.
“A topological charge of zero means there is no twist. When the charge increases to one, a small dark core appears at the center. As the charge grows, the structure becomes more pronounced. You can think of it like the thread of a screw—the higher the charge, the tighter the twist,” Permana explains.
In theory, this number has no upper limit; it can take any integer value, positive or negative. That makes optical vortices particularly attractive for encoding information in many distinct states. In practice, it is possible to create up to 10,000 distinct states.
“Researchers have already begun using these light vortices to build advanced quantum communication channels,” adds Hamedi. “Instead of a standard quantum bit, or qubit, which holds only two states, light vortices allow information to be encoded in higher-dimensional quantum states, called qudits, dramatically increasing how much data a single photon can carry.”
Spin and Swirl in Light
Light travels as a wave, and there are two distinct ways it can be manipulated: polarization and vortices. Normally, light from a bulb or the Sun is chaotic, with waves vibrating in many directions at once.
“Polarization is how the wave vibrates. Imagine tying a rope to a wall and shaking it. Shake your hand up and down, and the wave vibrates vertically; shake it side to side, and it vibrates horizontally. This direction of vibration is what physicists call the wave’s polarization. Polarized sunglasses act like a fence with vertical slats: they let through vertically vibrating light and block the horizontal glare bouncing off roads or water.
“A vortex, on the other hand, describes the overall shape of the beam. Instead of traveling as a flat wall of waves, the light is twisted into a spiral staircase as it moves forward,” says Mackoit-Sinkevičienė.
When scientists combine these two concepts, they get a vector vortex—a beam with both a structured shape and structured polarization.
“Imagine a spiral staircase where the direction of the steps changes as you climb. At the bottom, the steps face north—that is, vertical polarization. As you walk up the spiral, the steps gradually turn to face east—horizontal polarization. In a vector vortex, the light beam is twisting like a whirlpool, and the direction in which the light waves vibrate changes depending on where you are inside that whirlpool,” explains Mackoit-Sinkevičienė.
“Programmable” Atoms
To manipulate vector vortices and harness them for advanced information processing, the researchers studied how these beams interact with an atomic gas. They chose a medium of three-energy-level atoms, a standard model in quantum optics.
“We developed a theoretical model showing how these atoms can be ‘pre-programmed’ to modify the shape of optical vector vortices. When such light passes through the prepared atomic medium, the atoms respond in a highly structured way. They effectively inherit the spatial pattern of the light, forming regions where they absorb strongly and regions where they become almost transparent to the light,” says Hamedi.
This creates a feedback mechanism between light and matter: the light shapes the atomic response, and the atomic response reshapes the light.
As the beam propagates, it transforms. Instead of a simple ring-shaped intensity profile with a dark center, it evolves into a petal-like pattern, where light concentrates in several bright lobes arranged around the center. At the same time, the beam’s polarization structure evolves, demonstrating that the medium actively controls both its spatial shape and its spin properties.
“This demonstrates that by preparing the atomic medium in advance, we can control not only how complex light structures evolve in space, but also how their polarization changes as they pass through matter,” says Ruseckas.
Applications in Quantum Technologies
The study positions pre-programmed atoms as a powerful tool for manipulating light, with implications for quantum computing and high-density data transfer.
“Until now, controlling structured light in this way required strong external magnetic fields. Generating those fields takes complex, bulky, and often expensive equipment, which limits how easily these systems can be integrated into compact technologies,” says Permana.
“Our method is entirely optical. By using light itself to ‘program’ the atoms, we eliminate the need for magnetic fields. This offers a much more flexible, scalable, and elegant way to control light–matter interactions. Ultimately, it paves the way for faster quantum processors, highly secure quantum communication networks, and incredibly precise optical sensors,” says Hamedi.
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19, Jun 2026
ASHRAE Celebrates World Refrigeration Day 2026, Highlights the Role of ‘Cool Intelligence’ in Shaping the Future of Refrigeration
ATLANTA, June 19: ASHRAE joins organizations, governments and industry partners around the globe in recognizing World Refrigeration Day (WRD 2026) on June 26. This year’s theme, “Cool Intelligence,” showcases the innovation, expertise and advanced technologies that are transforming refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump systems to operate more efficiently, sustainably and intelligently.
World Refrigeration Day is an international awareness campaign that raises the profile of the refrigeration, air-conditioning and heat-pump industry and highlights the essential role cooling technologies play in supporting health, food security, economic development and quality of life worldwide.
The 2026 theme recognizes that “intelligence” in cooling extends beyond technology alone. From artificial intelligence and advanced controls to data-driven system optimization and the expertise of engineers, technicians and operators, intelligent cooling solutions are helping address some of today’s most pressing energy, environmental and resilience challenges.
“Intelligence in cooling goes beyond algorithms and automation, it is about applying knowledge, innovation and technology to create healthier, more sustainable environments,” said 2025–26 ASHRAE President Bill McQuade, P.E., CDP, Fellow ASHRAE, LEED AP. “This year’s World Refrigeration Day theme highlights how AI, digitalization and human expertise are working together to create smarter, more sustainable cooling solutions. ASHRAE is proud to support the professionals and technologies that are advancing the future of refrigeration around the world.”
To mark World Refrigeration Day, ASHRAE is encouraging industry professionals to explore the latest refrigeration guidance and technical resources, including the 2026 ASHRAE Handbook—Refrigeration (I-P) and 2026 ASHRAE Handbook—Refrigeration (SI), now available for preorder.
ASHRAE also continues to support global refrigeration education and capacity-building efforts through the ASHRAE-UNEP Portal, which provides access to technical resources, training materials and guidance designed to help industry professionals advance sustainable cooling practices worldwide.
As part of its ongoing commitment to industry advancement, ASHRAE will spotlight emerging refrigeration technologies during the 2026 Annual Conference, June 27– July 1 in Austin, Texas.
19, Jun 2026
SIP Investing in Focus: How Systematic Investing Builds Long-Term Financial Discipline in Uncertain Markets
In times of market volatility, most investors face the same dilemma—should they invest now, wait for a correction, or exit until things stabilize? This uncertainty often leads to delayed decisions, emotional reactions, and missed opportunities. It is precisely this behavioural challenge that has made Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) one of the most widely adopted mutual fund investing methods in India.
A SIP allows investors to invest a fixed amount at regular intervals, helping remove the pressure of timing the market while encouraging disciplined, long-term wealth creation. In an environment where short-term market movements are unpredictable, SIPs offer a structured way to stay invested and build financial stability over time.
What is SIP Investing? A Simple System for Disciplined Wealth Creation
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a method of investing a fixed amount at regular intervals—monthly, quarterly, or as chosen by the investor—into mutual fund schemes.
Instead of investing a large lump sum at once, SIPs distribute investments across time, making the process more stable and predictable in terms of contribution behaviour.
Key Features of SIPs:
- Fixed and regular investment contributions
- Long-term disciplined investing approach
- Exposure to multiple market cycles
- Flexible investment amounts and tenure options
SIPs are designed to build consistency, which is often more important than timing in long-term investing.
SIP vs Market Timing: Why Consistency Wins Over Prediction
One of the strongest advantages of SIP investing is that it eliminates the need to predict market movements.
Financial markets are influenced by global events, economic cycles, interest rates, and investor sentiment—all of which are difficult to forecast accurately.
SIPs ensure that:
- Investors continue investing during market highs and lows
- Emotional decision-making is reduced
- Wealth building remains consistent over time
This makes SIPs especially relevant in volatile or uncertain market conditions.
Rupee Cost Averaging: The Built-in Advantage of SIPs
SIP investing naturally benefits from rupee cost averaging, a mechanism where investment units are purchased at different price levels over time.
- More units are bought when markets are low
- Fewer units are bought when markets are high
- Overall cost of investment is averaged out
This reduces the impact of short-term volatility and helps smooth the investment journey.
However, it is important to note that rupee cost averaging does not eliminate risk—it only distributes it over time.
Power of Compounding: The Core Engine of Long-Term Wealth
The real strength of SIP investing lies in compounding, where returns generate additional returns over time.
Compounding works best when:
- Investments are held for long durations
- Contributions are made consistently
- Withdrawals are avoided during growth phases
Even small monthly investments can grow significantly over time when compounded over several years, making SIPs suitable for long-term financial goals such as retirement planning, education funding, and wealth accumulation.
Why Time Horizon Matters in SIP Investing
Time is one of the most critical factors in SIP performance.
A longer investment horizon allows:
- Greater participation across market cycles
- Reduced impact of short-term volatility
- Stronger compounding effect
Short-term fluctuations tend to even out over longer periods, making patience a key element of successful SIP investing.
Asset Allocation and Diversification: Building a Balanced Portfolio
SIP investing becomes more effective when combined with asset allocation and diversification.
Asset Allocation:
Distributing investments across:
- Equity funds (growth-oriented, higher risk)
- Debt funds (stability-oriented, lower risk)
- Hybrid funds (balanced exposure)
Diversification:
Spreading investments across sectors, industries, and instruments to reduce concentration risk.
Together, these strategies help create a more stable and balanced investment portfolio.
SIP Investing in India’s Mutual Fund Ecosystem
SIPs are widely offered by Asset Management Companies (AMCs) across India, including major fund houses such as HDFC Mutual Fund and others.
Their growing popularity is driven by:
- Easy digital onboarding
- Low entry barriers
- Increased financial awareness
- Preference for structured investing habits
Today, SIPs have become one of the most common ways retail investors participate in mutual funds.
SIP Calculator: A Learning Tool, Not a Guarantee
A SIP calculator is often used to estimate potential growth based on assumed returns, investment duration, and monthly contributions.
It helps investors understand:
- How compounding works over time
- The impact of consistent investing
- The relationship between time and growth
However, these calculations are only illustrative. Actual returns depend on market performance and economic conditions.
Important Risks and Considerations
While SIPs are a disciplined investment approach, investors should be aware of:
Market Risk
Mutual fund investments are subject to market fluctuations.
No Guaranteed Returns
Returns vary based on market conditions and fund performance.
Discipline is Key
Consistency often matters more than investment size.
Product Understanding
Each mutual fund has different risk levels and objectives.
SIPs as a Behavioural Advantage in Investing
Beyond financial mechanics, SIPs also help shape better investor behaviour.
They encourage:
- Emotional discipline during volatility
- Long-term thinking over short-term reactions
- Regular saving habits
- Structured financial planning
In many ways, SIPs act as a bridge between financial theory and real-world investor behaviour.
Conclusion: A Structured Path to Long-Term Financial Stability
SIP investing is not about predicting markets or chasing short-term gains. It is about building a disciplined, consistent approach to wealth creation over time.
By combining:
- Regular investing
- Long-term time horizon
- Rupee cost averaging
- Power of compounding
- Diversification
SIPs provide a structured framework for navigating volatile markets while steadily building financial security.
In a world of uncertainty, SIPs offer one simple advantage—the ability to stay invested when it matters most.
19, Jun 2026
10ZiG Expands Strategic Partnership with ThinPrint to Advance Printing Flexibility Across 10ZiG Linux OS
Enhanced integration delivers seamless, driverless printing for Terminal Server environments, with a path to cloud printing through ezeep by ThinPrint for DaaS environments
PHOENIX , June 19: 10ZiG® Technology, a leading provider of thin and zero client hardware and software solutions for VDI, DaaS, and web app environments, today announced an expanded partnership with ThinPrint to further integrate the ThinPrint Engine Client into the 10ZiG Linux-based operating system portfolio for Terminal Server and centralized desktop environments. The collaboration enhances printing simplicity, security, and flexibility for organizations deploying modern digital workspaces powered by Microsoft Remote Desktop Services (RDS), Citrix Virtual Apps, and Omnissa Horizon VDI and hybrid infrastructure to name a few.
The expanded partnership builds on the integration of ThinPrint technology within 10ZiG operating systems, now extending deeper support for the ThinPrint Engine Client architecture and core ThinPrint platform. The combined solution is designed to simplify printing in Terminal Server environments by enabling secure, driverless printing directly from 10ZiG Linux-based thin clients without the need for complex print server infrastructure or manual driver management.
“As organizations continue shifting toward modern desktop infrastructure and hybrid work models, printing must evolve to be just as seamless as the rest of the digital workspace,” said Tom Dodds, Global Strategic Alliances Manager, 10ZiG Technology. “By expanding our partnership with ThinPrint and enhancing integration within 10ZiG Linux OS, we’re delivering a modern printing experience that removes complexity for IT teams while improving usability and security for end users.”
Modern Printing Built on ThinPrint Engine Client Technology
The ThinPrint Engine Client delivers secure, compressed and driverless printing by intelligently compressing and optimizing print jobs directly at the endpoint, eliminating the need for local printer drivers and print servers while also reducing bandwidth consumption. This approach allows users to print seamlessly from Terminal Server sessions, published applications and virtual desktops while maintaining high performance and reliability. By minimizing infrastructure dependencies and streamlining print management, organizations can reduce administrative overhead while ensuring consistent printing experiences across distributed environments.
The integration within 10ZiG Linux OS brings a streamlined printing experience for customers running server-based computing platforms such as Microsoft RDS, Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, and Omnissa Horizon environments. The combined solution helps eliminate common printing challenges like driver conflicts, manual configuration, and inconsistent printer mapping that often burden IT teams.
“Our mission has always been to make printing as easy and accessible as possible across modern workspace environments,” said Scott Seddon, Global Technical Partnerships Manager, ThinPrint. “Expanding our collaboration with 10ZiG ensures organizations can deliver a secure, cloud-ready printing experience directly from 10ZiG Linux-based thin client endpoints while simplifying management for IT administrators.”
Extending Printing to the Cloud with ezeep by ThinPrint
In addition to supporting on-premises and hybrid Terminal Server environments, the partnership also provides organizations with a path to cloud-managed printing through ezeep by ThinPrint for DaaS and cloud PC deployments. As organizations increasingly adopt Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, and other cloud-delivered desktop services, ezeep by ThinPrint enables centralized, serverless printing management without requiring VPNs, print servers, or complex infrastructure.
By combining 10ZiG thin clients with ezeep’s cloud-native printing platform, organizations can extend the same simplified, driverless printing experience to remote users and distributed cloud workspaces. This approach helps IT teams reduce management overhead while delivering secure, reliable printing across modern DaaS, SaaS and Web App environments.
The expanded partnership also supports deeper go-to-market collaboration and customer engagement around integrated use cases for modernized printing via ThinPrint technology while reinforcing ThinPrint’s role within the growing 10ZiG Ready partner ecosystem.
19, Jun 2026
Roinet Strengthens BC Sakhi Network, Empowering Over 24,000 Women Entrepreneurs Across India
Mumbai, June 19: Roinet Solutions Pvt. Ltd., a Corporate Business Correspondent (CBC), is strengthening its BC Sakhi network across India to accelerate women-led entrepreneurship and deepen financial inclusion in underserved communities.
As part of its commitment to building an inclusive financial ecosystem, Roinet today works with over 24,000 women Customer Service Point (CSP) operators across the country, with women managing nearly 22% of its total service outlets. Collectively, these women-led outlets have contributed to a Gross Transaction Value (GTV) exceeding USD 1 billion, underscoring the growing role of women in driving last-mile financial services and rural economic growth.
What began in 2020 with just 105 women banking correspondents has today evolved into a robust network of over 24,000 women CSPs across rural and semi-urban India. Equipped with smartphones, biometric micro-ATMs, and digital banking tools, these BC Sakhis provide essential doorstep banking services including cash withdrawals and deposits, account opening, fund transfers, pension disbursements, government benefit payments, and financial awareness support.
The initiative has emerged as a powerful livelihood-generation platform, with BC Sakhis earning between ₹10,000 and ₹50,000 per month, while top-performing agents have the potential to earn up to ₹1 lakh per month. In addition to enabling financial independence, the programme is helping women gain greater confidence, social recognition, and leadership roles within their communities.
Further expanding its footprint, Roinet recently inaugurated new BC Sakhi Centres across Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Maharashtra. Each centre is expected to serve over 3,000 customers, bringing reliable banking services closer to underserved populations while creating additional employment opportunities for women.
The impact of the initiative is reflected in stories like that of Jayalakshmi Devi, a 35-year-old BC Sakhi from Varanasi. Once doubted because of her educational background, she now serves as a trusted banking facilitator in her community. Similarly, Riya Sharma, a mother of two who had never worked before joining the programme, now earns a steady monthly income and has become financially independent.
Reflecting on the journey, Sameer Mathur, Founder and Managing Director, Roinet Solutions Pvt. Ltd., said:
“When we started this initiative, many questioned whether women in rural India could successfully deliver banking services. What we saw instead was immense determination and an eagerness to learn, grow, and become financially independent. Today, these women are not just banking correspondents, they are entrepreneurs, trusted advisors, and catalysts for change within their communities. Our BC Sakhi network demonstrates how financial inclusion and women empowerment can go hand in hand, creating sustainable livelihoods while expanding access to formal financial services. We remain committed to scaling this model and enabling more women to participate meaningfully in India’s growth story.”
Through its expanding BC Sakhi network, Roinet continues to bridge the gap between financial institutions and underserved communities, advancing national priorities around Digital India, financial inclusion, women empowerment, and rural entrepreneurship.
19, Jun 2026
India Poised to Play Key Role in Next Phase of Global Energy Transition: WEF
New Delhi, June 19: A World Economic Forum (WEF) assessment has highlighted that only 24 per cent of countries globally have made progress across all major energy transition metrics in 2026, underscoring uneven global advancement in achieving secure, affordable, and sustainable energy systems.
The report notes that while several nations are advancing renewable energy adoption and improving energy security, many continue to face challenges in balancing sustainability, reliability, and affordability in their energy systems.
Against this backdrop, India has been identified as a key player in the next phase of the global energy transition, driven by its large-scale energy demand, expanding infrastructure, and growing investments in clean and renewable energy sources.
Uneven Global Energy Progress
The WEF assessment points to significant disparities in global energy transition progress, with only a minority of countries showing improvements across all core dimensions of energy performance.
Key challenges include policy coordination gaps, financing constraints, and uneven access to advanced clean energy technologies.
India’s Expanding Energy Footprint
India’s growing role in the global energy landscape is attributed to its rapid expansion in renewable capacity, continued policy focus on clean energy development, and efforts to ensure energy security alongside economic growth.
The country is increasingly seen as a critical market influencing global energy demand patterns and future transition pathways.
Outlook
The report concludes that the next phase of the global energy transition will depend on stronger international cooperation, sustained investment flows, and accelerated deployment of clean technologies, with India expected to remain a central driver in this evolving framework.
19, Jun 2026
Gold Imports Fall 39 pc in May After Duty Hike; ETF Outflows Signal Weak Demand: WGC
New Delhi, June 19: India’s gold imports declined sharply by 39 per cent in May following an increase in import duty, according to data cited by the World Gold Council (WGC). The decline reflects weaker domestic demand amid higher prices and policy changes in the bullion market.
The report also noted that gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their first net outflows in over a year, indicating a shift in investor sentiment and reduced investment demand during the month.
The fall in imports is largely attributed to higher landed costs after the duty hike, which pushed up domestic prices and led to cautious buying from jewellers and consumers.
Gold ETFs, which had seen steady inflows in recent months, witnessed outflows in May, driven by profit booking and price volatility in global and domestic markets.
Despite the monthly decline, the WGC stated that long-term demand for gold remains supported by cultural buying patterns, portfolio diversification needs, and global economic uncertainty. However, near-term demand trends are expected to remain sensitive to policy changes and price movements.
19, Jun 2026
Marine Fossils Reveal Baripada’s Ancient Undersea Past
Baripada, June 19(UDN): The discovery of fossilised shark teeth, molluscan shells and other marine remains in Odisha’s Mayurbhanj district has strengthened scientific evidence that present-day Baripada was once covered by a shallow sea millions of years ago.
Researchers have identified a rich assemblage of marine fossils at a site locally known as Asurahada, scientifically referred to as the Baripada Fossil Bed, situated in the foothill region near Baripada. The fossils are estimated to be between 12.6 million and 8.3 million years old, dating back to the Miocene epoch.
The findings were documented by Dr Debabrata Nandi, Assistant Professor in the Department of Remote Sensing and GIS at Maharaja Sriram Chandra Bhanja Deo University.
According to Dr Nandi, the fossil-bearing sediments indicate that the region once formed part of a coastal marine basin that supported diverse aquatic life.
“The fossils provide compelling evidence that this area was submerged under a shallow marine environment during the Miocene period, a time marked by major climatic changes, continental shifts and global cooling,” he said.
Among the most significant discoveries are fossilised shark teeth from extinct marine species and a wide variety of well-preserved molluscan shells. Scientists say these remains are helping reconstruct ancient ocean ecosystems and understand long-term changes in climate, sea levels and marine biodiversity.
The discovery has also opened new questions about the geological history of the region, particularly how the coastline gradually retreated to its present position.
“The sea appears to have receded nearly 60 kilometres from present-day Baripada. Understanding whether this happened due to climate change, tectonic activity or other geological processes requires further investigation,” Dr Nandi said.
Researchers believe the Baripada Fossil Bed could become an important geological archive for studying India’s palaeogeographic evolution and evidence of marine transgression in eastern India. The site may also help establish links with similar fossil-bearing formations found elsewhere in the country.
Dr Nandi noted that remote sensing, GIS-based mapping and advanced geospatial analysis played a crucial role in locating and documenting the fossil horizon. By combining field investigations with spatial technology, researchers were able to map fossil distribution and geological features with greater precision.
The discovery has generated significant interest among geologists, palaeontologists and academic institutions, who view it as an important contribution to understanding Odisha’s ancient marine history and the changing geography of eastern India.
19, Jun 2026
India May Face Inflation Pressure from Fertiliser Supply Risks: CareEdge
New Delhi, June 19, 2026: A potential disruption in fertiliser supply from West Asia could pose upside risks to India’s inflation outlook, even though the country currently maintains adequate buffer stocks, according to a CareEdge report.
The report highlights that fertilisers are a critical input for India’s agriculture sector, and any disturbance in global supply chains or price stability could have a cascading impact on domestic input costs and overall inflation trends.
CareEdge noted that while India’s present stock position and diversified sourcing strategy provide near-term stability, prolonged disruptions in West Asia could increase pressure on fertiliser availability and pricing.
The report further stated that India’s dependence on imported fertiliser components makes global geopolitical developments an important factor in managing domestic inflation risks.
Overall, while the short-term outlook remains stable due to sufficient buffers, the report cautions that sustained external shocks could elevate inflationary pressures if supply disruptions persist.
19, Jun 2026
India’s Office REITs Penetration Set to Reach 30 pc by 2030: Report
New Delhi, June 19: India’s office real estate investment trust (REIT) market is expected to witness strong expansion, with penetration projected to rise to nearly 30 per cent by 2030, according to a recent industry report.
The growth outlook is being supported by rising demand for Grade-A office spaces, increasing institutional participation, and a continued shift towards transparent and regulated investment structures in commercial real estate.
The report highlights that India’s office real estate sector is benefiting from sustained expansion in key growth segments such as IT services, global capability centres (GCCs), financial services, and emerging startups. This steady demand for modern workspaces is expected to remain a key driver for REIT growth over the coming years.
It further notes that REITs are helping formalise the commercial real estate market by improving transparency, enhancing liquidity, and enabling wider investor participation. The structure also allows investors access to stable rental income and professionally managed real estate assets.
Industry experts believe that the projected increase in REIT penetration reflects growing investor confidence and the strengthening of India’s commercial property ecosystem. Improved regulatory clarity and institutional-grade asset availability are also contributing to this positive outlook.
With continued urbanisation and corporate expansion, India’s office REIT segment is expected to play an increasingly important role in shaping the country’s real estate investment landscape.
The report concludes that India’s office REIT market remains well-positioned for sustained long-term growth, aligning with global standards of real estate investment.
