7, Aug 2026
Lava Announces Exciting Deals on Smartphones During Amazon Great Freedom Festival Sale
New Delhi, Aug 07: Lava International Limited, India’s trusted homegrown smartphone brand, is bringing exciting offers on its popular smartphone portfolio during the Amazon Great Freedom Festival Sale. The offers are available from 7 August to 12 August, giving consumers an excellent opportunity to upgrade to a feature-packed Lava smartphone at attractive prices.
As part of this limited-period sale, consumers can avail attractive offers on Lava‘s popular smartphones, including the Agni 4, Bold N2 Lite, Bold N2, and Bold N2 5G. Along with special sale pricing, consumers can also avail HDFC Bank Credit Card and EMI offers, making it even more rewarding to upgrade to a Lava smartphone. Additionally, Agni 4 will be available with a limited-period price drop, offering even greater value to consumers looking to experience Lava‘s flagship smartphone.
The following offers will be available during the sale:
All offers are valid from August 7 to August 12, 2026, exclusively on Amazon.in, and can be availed using HDFC Bank Credit Cards and HDFC Bank Credit Card EMI transactions, subject to applicable terms and conditions.
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7, Aug 2026
National Handloom Day: PM Modi Encourages Citizens to Embrace Traditional Indian Fabrics
New Delhi, Aug 7: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged citizens, especially the youth, to mark National Handloom Day by supporting India’s traditional weaving community and promoting locally made handloom products.
Hon’ble PM Shri @narendramodi Ji’s message on the eve of #NationalHandloomDay is a stirring tribute to the enduring spirit of Swadeshi and the exceptional craftsmanship of our master weavers.
From the iconic Sambalpuri, Bomkai, and Kotpad weaves of Odisha to the rich handloom… pic.twitter.com/sa6MiRul7H
— Mohan Charan Majhi (@MohanMOdisha) August 6, 2026
In a message shared on social media, the Prime Minister highlighted the historical importance of August 7, 1905, the day the Swadeshi Movement began during the freedom struggle against British rule. He said the occasion reflects the spirit of self-reliance and encourages people to support Indian artisans.
PM Modi appealed to young people to purchase handloom products and share their experiences through social media, including “Get Ready With Me” videos showcasing traditional handloom clothing.
He said celebrating National Handloom Day is a way of recognising the efforts of weavers and supporting families involved in preserving India’s rich textile heritage.
The Prime Minister also emphasised that handloom products represent the skill, dedication and cultural identity of artisans across the country. He said choosing handloom items supports the “Vocal for Local” initiative and contributes to the vision of an Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
National Handloom Day is observed every year on August 7 to commemorate the launch of the Swadeshi Movement and highlight the contribution of India’s handloom sector.
7, Aug 2026
Researchers Create the Most Complete DNA Profile of the Brown Rat to Date
Researchers have created the most complete genetic profile of the brown rat to date, according to a UTHealth Houston-led team, paving the way for scientists to more accurately research the genetic links to conditions like heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, and stroke.
The research was published today in Cell Genomics and led by corresponding author Peter Doris, PhD, director of the Center for Human Genetics at The Brown Foundation Institute of Molecular Medicine within McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston.
The assembly of the brown rat’s genome provides a complete genetic fingerprint and reveals that the brown rat’s DNA is more complex than scientists previously understood. In addition to uncovering more than 60 new genes, many of which were previously difficult to sequence and are thought to play a role in immunity and other biological processes, the team discovered that brown rat sex chromosomes differ in a significant way from those in humans.
In humans, the X and Y chromosomes contain a region known as the pseudoautosomal region, or PAR, which plays a unique role in allowing the two dissimilar chromosomes to pair up and replicate. In most mammals, this region contains about 20 genes shared by both the X and Y chromosomes. This shared sequence is what allows these dissimilar chromosomes to match up and replicate.
Doris and his team found that these PAR genes have been lost from the X and Y chromosomes in the brown rat, indicating rats use a different mechanism to reproduce. The team found that the PAR genes have moved to the regular chromosomes and uncovered new sequences that cause the X and Y chromosomes to pair head to tail, rather than head to head as in most other mammals.
“Sexual reproduction in the rat can take place, but it’s not taking place in exactly the same way that it is in humans,” said Doris, who is the Mary Elizabeth Holdsworth Distinguished University Chair in Metabolic and Inflammatory Disease Research. “We wouldn’t have been able to discern that if we hadn’t had this complete, high-quality, and accurate sequencing of the genome.”
The findings have important implications for healthcare research, as scientists will now have a more accurate starting point during preclinical studies that use the brown rat.
“We know that there are genetic causes of diseases, but when we try to find out where in the genome they’re coming from, we kind of get lost,” Doris said. “Until now, it has been extremely difficult to recognize genetic differences because the assemblies that we were working with had missing pieces.”
Many of these pieces were regions in which genes have duplicated. The nearly identical copies could not be seen independently of each other prior to Doris’ work. Gene duplication is a key mechanism by which individual genomes, and the functions they encode, can differ.
The rat genome, or genetic fingerprint, is made up of 22 pairs of chromosomes, at each end of which is a sequence called a telomere. Doris’ research represents the first telomere-to-telomere assembly of the brown rat’s genome, providing complete, unbroken descriptions of each chromosome’s sequence.
Prior to this research, scientists were essentially trying to put together a complicated jigsaw puzzle without the photo you find on the puzzle box, Doris said.
“If the puzzle doesn’t come with a picture on the box, and if there are a lot of pieces in there that just look like pieces of blue sky, it’s very hard to know where to put those pieces,” he said.
Using the long-read assembly method, Doris and his team were able to create eight different reference-quality genome assemblies, allowing scientists to better understand genetic variations among different brown rats and to track down the genetic variation contributing to disease. Like in humans, individual rat genomes are unique. That means that one rat’s genome, or jigsaw puzzle, will have pieces that another rat’s “puzzle” does not have.
The eight reference strains allowed the team to create what’s known as a pangenome, which allows scientists to compare the genomes of multiple rats simultaneously. This pangenome adds 7% more sequence to the genome of the rat species.
“You can go into any particular place around any particular gene that you’re interested in, say, the protease gene that’s involved in digesting your steak dinner. Is that gene going to be the same in all of these animals, or could it be different?” Doris said. “Turns out, in some rats, the gene is specialized to do one job in digestion and another one in the immune system. Each function resides in the original and a recently duplicated copy of the gene. The pangenome gives you one place to go where you can capture all of the major differences that you’re likely to encounter. That’s a very, very valuable tool to have.”
Yaming Zhu, a research assistant in the Center for Human Genetics at The Brown Foundation Institute of Molecular Medicine with McGovern Medical School, also served as an author on the study.
Additional authors include: Theodore Samuel Kalbfleisch, PhD; Julia L. Ciosek, MS; and Kai Li of the University of Kentucky; Sergey Koren, PhD; Adam Phillippy, PhD; Brandon Pickett, PhD; Gerard Bouffard, PhD; and Shelise Y. Brooks of the National Institutes of Health; Melissa Smith, PhD; and William A. Lauer of the University of Louisville; and Beth Dumont, PhD, of The Jackson Laboratory.
7, Aug 2026
Dubai stays on course for record year in property rentals
In real estate sales, Dubai South ranked as the best-performing area for the fifth successive month
Dubai, UAE, Aug 07: The Dubai real estate market remains on course in 2026 to set a new all-time high for rental contracts recorded in one year.
A market analysis from fäm Properties today shows that 38,197 rental contracts were registered in July, 18,431 of these new agreements, with 19,766 renewals.
This takes the total number of rental contracts recorded for the first seven months in 2026 to 214,445, a 1.9% increase on the same period last year which ended with a record number of 377,660 registered contracts.
To date in 2026, reflecting a consistent preference for apartments in the market, 88,327 (41%) of tenancy contracts registered were for one-bedroom units.
Meanwhile, the market delivered 13,872 sales transactions valued at AED34.5 billion last month. Once again off plan sales dominated with 9,585 transactions worth AED 20.5 billion compared with 4,287 valued at AED14.0 billion in the resale market.
Data from DXBinteract shows Dubai South as the emirate’s best-performing area in sales volume for the fifth consecutive month, recording 2,351 transactions worth AED2.6 billion. Of these, 2,231 were off plan deals amounting to AED2.3 billion.
“The level of rental activity overall is a good sign of market resilience,” said Firas Al Msaddi, CEO of fäm Properties. “The volume of renewals alone shows that, regardless of regional uncertainty over the last few months, people still see Dubai as one of the best places in the world to live and work.”
July recorded 11,759 apartment sales worth AED 17.8 billion, alongside 1,322 villa sales worth AED 7.8 billion, 268 plot sales valued at AED 6.9 billion, and 515 commercial transactions, including offices and shops, worth AED 1.9 billion.
The most expensive apartment sold in July went for AED166 million at Aman Residences Tower 2 at Jumeirah Second, while the most expensive villa fetched AED73 million at The Oasis – Lavita.
With properties worth more than AED5 million accounting for 7% of sales, 8.2% were between AED3-5 million, 11.4% between AED2-3 million, 30.3% between AED1-2 million and 43.4% were below AED1 million.
BREAKDOWN OF RENTAL AGREEMENTS BY BEDROOMS TO DATE IN 2026
1 bed 88,327 41%
2 beds 49,894 23%
Studio 48,186 22%
3 beds 21,038 10%
4 beds 6,962 3%
TOP TEN AREAS BY RENTAL CONTRACTS REGISTERED TO DATE IN 2026
Al Warsan First 20,830
Jebel Ali First 18,478
Al Barsha South Fourth 16,489
Business Bay 13,728
Nadd Hessa
Marsa Dubai
Al Thanyah Fifth 8,976
Wadi Al Safa 5 7,269
Al Barsha South 3 7,186
Dubai Investment Park First 7,006
TOP FIVE PERFORMING AREAS IN SALES VOLUME JULY 2026
Dubai South
Al Barsha South Fourth 952 AED1.3B 535 AED603.5M
Jebel Ali
Wadi Al Safa 4 696 AED2.9B 677 AED2.0B
Jebel Ali First 640 AED1.4B 473 AED1.0B
7, Aug 2026
66% of India’s AI workers brace for headcount cuts, while engineers feel safer
Aug 07: Many tech workers believe AI will take their jobs, so they think the safe move is to work in AI. But the data says the opposite. In a survey of 1,552 India-based professionals by Blind, the anonymous community app for professionals, AI/ML roles report one of the highest perceived layoff fears of any function, with 66% expecting a layoff or significant headcount cut in their team within the next 3 to 6 months.
That puts AI/ML right next to the jobs everyone already assumes are most at risk. Sales/Marketing leads at 68%, with AI/ML (66%) and Product/Design (65%) close behind. Moving into AI/ML does not make you safer. These workers feel just as at risk as the ones they thought AI would replace.
Engineering is another job people expected AI to take first, but it turned out to be one of the safest. Only 24% of engineers say a cut is “very likely,” the lowest of any function, and overall at-risk sentiment (58%) is below the survey average. Data/Analytics’ at-risk sentiment falls to 51%, and 4 in 10 of its workers call a cut unlikely, the highest of any team. The two functions AI was believed to replace feel safer than the team building it.
The split is just as sharp by company. Salesforce (81%) and Oracle (80%) sit at the top, followed by Uber (77%) and PayPal (75%). Two of India’s own SaaS firms sit at the other end, with Zoho at 9% and Freshworks at 44%. The companies where workers feel most at risk are the enterprise software and payments firms.
The fear does not come from direct layoffs. It comes from the quiet signs before them. Among workers who expect a headcount cut, hiring freezes (27%) and budget or headcount-target cuts (24%) are the strongest signals they point to. Formal layoff announcements account for just 9%.
In a Blind post on engineers’ job prospects in India, one Coinbase professional put it bluntly: “ML is honestly dead too… The best you can do is augment your current skills for backend AI pipelines. And ride it out as long as you can.” An Avalara professional went further: “the only safe ML guys are the ones with phd at deep mind.”
Methodology Blind surveyed 1,552 India-based professionals in July 2026 on perceived job security across teams and functions. Companies with fewer than 10 responses were excluded from company-level analysis. Response breakdowns are as follows:
Q1. Which team or function do you currently work in?
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Engineering (39%)
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AI / ML (25%)
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Product / Design (9%)
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Data / Analytics (6%)
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Sales / Marketing (7%)
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Operations / Support / G&A (7%)
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Other (7%)
Q2. In the next 3-6 months, how likely is a layoff or significant headcount cut in your team?(“At-risk” = “Very likely” + “Somewhat likely”)
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Very likely (29%)
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Somewhat likely (30%)
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Unlikely (17%)
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Very unlikely (12%)
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Don’t know (12%)
Q3. Which signal is the strongest driver of your read on your team’s risk? (full sample; figures cited in the release are among at-risk respondents only)
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Hiring freeze (26%)
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Budget or headcount targets cut (21%)
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Projects cancelled or deprioritized (12%)
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Rising PIP / bench policy (11%)
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Formal layoffs already announced (7%)
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No warning signals right now (24%)
Disclaimer: This article is published for informational purposes based on data and statements attributed to Blind and does not independently verify the survey findings or claims. The views, statistics and opinions presented are those of the cited source and respondents, and should not be construed as the publisher’s views.
7, Aug 2026
Goa Tourism Explores Stronger Cultural & Spiritual Tourism Ties with Gujarat at TTF Ahmedabad 2026
Gandhinagar, Aug 06: Reinforcing its commitment to expanding tourism partnerships across Western India, the Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, marked a successful opening at TTF Ahmedabad 2026 with the inauguration of the Goa Pavilion by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Bhupendra Patel, alongside Hon’ble Minister for Tourism, Government of Goa, Shri Rohan A. Khaunte, in the presence of Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister of Gujarat Shri Harsh Sanghavi, Hon’ble Tourism Minister of Uttarakhand Shri Satpal Maharaj, senior government officials and tourism stakeholders.
The inaugural ceremony reflected the growing collaboration between the states in promoting domestic tourism and creating integrated travel experiences. During the interactions, Goa and Gujarat also explored deeper collaboration, including the possibility of an MoU to promote cultural and spiritual tourism exchanges, aimed at strengthening tourism ties and encouraging greater visitor movement between the two states.
Led by Hon’ble Tourism Minister Shri Rohan A. Khaunte, Goa’s delegation comprised senior officials from the Department of Tourism, Goa Tourism Development Corporation (GTDC), leading hotels and resorts, destination management companies, travel agencies and hospitality stakeholders, collectively showcasing the state’s evolving tourism ecosystem and engaging with travel trade professionals from across the country.
The Goa Pavilion emerged as one of the key attractions on the opening day, drawing strong interest from tour operators, travel companies, destination wedding planners, MICE organisers, hospitality stakeholders and visitors. The pavilion highlighted Goa’s diverse tourism offerings, including destination weddings, MICE, spiritual tourism, wellness, culinary experiences, adventure tourism, hinterland circuits and regenerative tourism initiatives, reinforcing the state’s positioning as a year-round destination.
Speaking on the occasion, Hon’ble Minister for Tourism, Government of Goa, Shri Rohan A. Khaunte, said: “We are grateful to the people of Gujarat for their continued love and trust in Goa as one of their preferred travel destinations. Gujarat remains a key source market for us, and TTF Ahmedabad provides an important platform to strengthen partnerships with the travel trade while exploring new avenues of collaboration, including cultural and spiritual tourism. Alongside our globally recognised beaches, Goa today offers avenues for world-class destination weddings, immersive spiritual circuits such as the Ekadasha Teertha Yatra, vibrant hinterland experiences and community-led tourism initiatives that encourage visitors to discover a deeper side of the state. Going forward, enhanced air connectivity between Gujarat and Goa will play a pivotal role in unlocking greater tourism potential and creating wider economic opportunities for both regions.”
A major highlight at this year’s exhibition was Goa’s emphasis on destination weddings and MICE tourism, supported by premium hospitality infrastructure, luxury resorts, heritage venues, modern convention facilities and seamless connectivity through both Manohar International Airport and Goa International Airport. The Department also showcased the recently launched Ekadasha Teertha Yatra, a curated spiritual circuit connecting eleven ancient temples across Goa, alongside the state’s growing wellness, culinary and adventure tourism offerings that encourage visitors to explore Goa beyond its beaches.
Throughout the exhibition, Goa Tourism and its industry partners held a series of productive business meetings, buyer-seller interactions and networking sessions focused on strengthening trade partnerships, expanding market outreach and promoting Goa’s diverse tourism experiences to domestic and international travellers. The Department’s participation at TTF Ahmedabad forms part of its long-term strategy to diversify tourism offerings, encourage longer visitor stays, strengthen interstate collaborations and advance sustainable and regenerative tourism that creates lasting value for local communities and the tourism ecosystem.
7, Aug 2026
Live Times Honoured with “Fastest Emerging Hindi News Channel” Award at 12th BCS Ratna Award – 2026
New Delhi, Aug 07: India’s First Global Multicast News Hub – Live Times, has been conferred with the coveted “Fastest Emerging Hindi News Channel” title at the 12th BCS Ratna Award – 2026, held at Hotel The Lalit, New Delhi. The award was received by Dilip Singh, Founder & CEO of Live Times, in recognition of the channel‘s rapid growth, credible journalism, and expanding viewership across India and international markets since its launch.
The BCS Ratna Award is regarded as one of the industry’s most respected honours, celebrating excellence, innovation, and impact across the broadcasting and media landscape. This year’s edition brought together prominent voices from television, digital media, and journalism to recognise organisations driving meaningful change in how news is delivered to audiences.
Speaking on the recognition, Dilip Singh, Founder & CEO, Live Times, said, “This recognition belongs to Team Live Times and our viewers and users across television and digital. The growth and the trust reflects the relentless efforts by the team Live Times to deliver truth to each of our users and viewers. In a very short span of time, emergence of Live Times as a fastest growing Hindi News Channel in India also negates that the fake and deep -fake cannot be defeated.
The award validates our commitment to delivery of complete truth whatever it takes. We remain committed to expanding our reach while staying true to our founding values.”
Since its launch, Live Times has positioned itself as a digital-first, 24×7 satellite news channel, guided by the value of “Satyam Shivam Sundaram” and a mission to deliver truth-based news amid rising concerns around misinformation and deepfake content. The channel‘s swift expansion across satellite, IPTV, OTT, and digital platforms has been central to its recognition as one of the fastest-growing Hindi news channels in the country.
The “Fastest Emerging Hindi News Channel” title adds to Live Times‘ growing list of milestones as it continues to strengthen its presence across linear television, connected TV, and social media platforms, reaching audiences in India and abroad.
Viewers can watch Live Times on:
Satellite (Linear) TV – Tata Play (Ch. 539), Dish TV (Ch. 665), Airtel Digital TV (Ch. 385), DD Free Dish (Ch. 100), Jio TV (Ch. 539), Sikka Cable (Ch. 319)
International – USA & Canada on UVOtv
IP TV – Airtel Digital TV
OTT Platforms – Tata Play, Airtel Xtreme, DD Waves, OTT Play, Neo TV+, Jio TV, VI Movies & TV, Amazon Fire TV
7, Aug 2026
Infosys to Accelerate IT System Transformation for Crocs, Inc., Optimizing Global Operational Capabilities to Scale for Future Growth
Tom Britt, Chief Information Officer, Crocs, Inc. said, “As our organization reimagines its IT landscape, we sought a collaborator who could combine deep domain expertise with a commitment to innovation and operational excellence. By leveraging Infosys’ proven delivery frameworks and advanced automation capabilities, we will optimize operations, reduce costs and scale responsibly—while driving continuous improvement and building a foundation for sustainable growth and digital resilience that positions Crocs, Inc. for the future.”Karmesh Vaswani, EVP & Global Head, Consumer, Retail & Logistics, Infosys said, “The retail industry is at an unprecedented inflection point, where new AI augmented, digital imaginations can be industrialized rapidly. Crocs, Inc. is making a bold commitment to digital transformation. We are proud to collaborate with a global footwear business that’s willing to reimagine its operations from the ground up. Our AI-first approach will drive purposeful performance improvements unlocking AI value across Crocs, Inc.’s global operations, scale unique innovations and accelerate profitable growth in this fast-changing global retail landscape.”
6, Aug 2026
Child Care Aware of Missouri Names Director of Scholarships
Dr. Greg Cicotte brings nearly 30 years of early childhood and elementary education experience to the nonprofit.
(St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 6, 2026) Child Care Aware of Missouri (CCAMO) has hired Dr. Greg Cicotte as Director of TEACH Early Childhood Missouri Scholarships. In this role, he will lead scholarship initiatives that strengthen Missouri’s early childhood workforce. Dr. Cicotte will provide strategic leadership and daily oversight for the TEACH Early Childhood Missouri Scholarship Program and the Child Development Associate (CDA) Scholarship Project, including planning, directing, and managing all scholarship operations to ensure high-quality service delivery and full compliance with contract requirements.
Dr. Cicotte brings nearly 30 years of experience in early childhood and elementary education to this position. Prior to joining CCAMO, he served as Director of Early Childhood for the Pattonville School District. Dr. Cicotte has also worked as a principal at both the Parkway and Fort Zumwalt School Districts. He holds a Doctor of Education in Educational Administration and a Master of Arts in Educational Administration from Lindenwood University, as well as a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education from Missouri State University.
TEACH Missouri Scholarships are designed for educators who want to continue their education while remaining employed in the field and is a statewide program aimed at increasing quality child care through education, compensation, and commitment. The CDA Scholarship Project is a nationally recognized credential and often the first step into the early childhood workforce.
“Greg is an educational leader who brings deep experience in both classroom settings and district administration,” said Beth Ann Lang, Deputy CEO of Child Care Aware of Missouri. “His leadership will allow Child Care Aware of Missouri to expand access to scholarships, support more early educators in earning credentials and degrees, and ultimately improve the quality of child care for children and families across our state.”
Founded in 1999, CCAMO is a statewide nonprofit that focuses on a comprehensive early childhood education experience through impactful programs and partnerships. The organization’s services include workforce development, child care business supports, advocacy and policy work, and Child Care Keeps Missouri Working, a regional campaign offering concierge solutions to businesses undergoing employee recruitment and retention challenges due to the overwhelming shortage of quality child care options. For more information, call (314) 535-1458 or visit www.mochildcareaware.org
6, Aug 2026
YBVR Launches CultVRe, a New Immersive Platform Bringing Culture Beyond the Screen
The new mobile and VR platform expands YBVR’s immersive media ecosystem into performance, art, heritage, and film.
YBVR has officially launched CultVRe, a new immersive platform designed to bring audiences closer to culture through mobile and virtual reality experiences.
Created by YBVR, the company behind experiential sports and music platforms including Xtadium and Xtadium Music, CultVRe marks the company’s expansion into the cultural sector. The platform gives cultural institutions, creators, and partners a new way to extend the reach of their content beyond physical venues and traditional screens.
CultVRe made its public debut at CM Málaga, where YBVR introduced the platform to cultural leaders, institutions, creators, and industry partners exploring the future of immersive storytelling.
Available on iOS, Android, and Meta Quest, CultVRe brings together point-of-view experiences that put audiences inside performance, art, heritage, and film. At launch, CultVRe features immersive heritage content from Toledo Monumental, while YBVR continues to expand its cultural pipeline through collaborations with leading institutions including San Francisco Ballet.
“CultVRe represents a natural evolution for YBVR,” said Héctor Prieto, CEO of YBVR. “We have spent years developing immersive technology for sports and live entertainment, helping audiences feel closer to moments they could not physically attend. With CultVRe, we are applying that expertise to culture, heritage, and travel, creating new opportunities for institutions, destinations, artists, and partners to bring people closer to places, stories, and performances they may never otherwise experience in person.”
CultVRe is built around a simple idea: culture should be able to travel further. Through first-person video and spatial experiences, the platform allows audiences to step inside curated stories, places and performances from wherever they are, creating a stronger sense of presence, proximity, and access.
For cultural institutions and rights holders, CultVRe opens new possibilities for digital distribution, audience development, education, sponsorship, and long-term content value. Rather than replacing the live experience, the platform is designed to extend it, helping cultural content reach new audiences across devices and geographies.
The launch of CultVRe builds on YBVR’s experience in immersive media, multi-platform video delivery and fan engagement. Through its existing work in sports and music, YBVR has developed technology that brings audiences closer to live and on-demand experiences through mobile, VR, and connected devices. CultVRe brings that expertise into a new category, creating a dedicated destination for immersive culture.
CultVRe is free to download and is now available on iOS, Android, and Meta Quest. Audiences can download the app and explore the platform at https://ybvr.com/cultvre/.
Users can also follow CultVRe on Instagram at @cultvre.app for updates on new content and upcoming experiences.
