20, Dec 2025
KLH ThinkAI 2025 Charts the Future of AI-Enabled Innovation
Hyderabad, Dec 20:- KLH Aziznagar Campus successfully concluded ThinkAI 2025, its third international conference on “Recent Trends in AI-Enabled Technologies,” held from December 19 to 20, 2025. The two-day conference emerged as a significant forum for advancing research dialogue, fostering global collaboration, and examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping technology, industry, and society.
Bringing together leading academicians, industry experts, entrepreneurs, researchers, and students from India and abroad, ThinkAI 2025 facilitated rigorous discussions on both foundational research and applied AI innovations. The conference reinforced the growing role of academic institutions in steering responsible and industry-aligned AI development.
The event featured keynote addresses by eminent experts such as Prof. B. Yegnanarayana, INSA Honorary Scientist, IIIT Hyderabad; Dr. Amit Varma, Coin Earth Technologies, Hyderabad; Dr. Subrajit Satapathy, Deloitte, Bengaluru; Dr. S. K. Altaf, Assistant Professor, TU Berlin; and Dr. Krishnaiah Mokurala, Postdoctoral Researcher, Tampere University, Finland. Their sessions offered critical insights into emerging AI architectures, real-world deployments, and future research challenges.
Vice President, Er. Koneru Lakshman Havish, said;
“artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept; it is shaping the present and defining the future. Through platforms like ThinkAI, KLH is committed to nurturing research-driven innovation, fostering global collaboration, and preparing students and researchers to develop AI solutions that are impactful, ethical, and industry-relevant.”
The discussions covered a wide spectrum of contemporary themes, ranging from machine and deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing, and speech and signal processing to soft computing, AI-driven analytics, intelligent systems, AI applications in healthcare and smart cities, ethical and responsible AI, and next-generation AI-enabled technologies.
Scholarly engagement formed a central pillar of the event, with researchers presenting their work across multiple AI-focused tracks. Of the 108 papers submitted for review, 28 were selected for publication in the Springer Communications in Computer and Information Science Book Series, highlighting the conference’s academic rigour and international relevance.
The event was organised under the supervision of Dr. A. Ramakrishna, Principal, KLH Aziznagar Campus, and Dr. Sandeep Reddy Chitreddy, Conference Convener, with support from faculty members and staff, ensuring seamless execution and high academic standards.
Through ThinkAI 2025, KLH Aziznagar Campus further consolidated its role as a centre for advanced AI research and knowledge exchange, contributing to wider global discussions on the future direction of artificial intelligence.
- 0
- By Neel Achary
20, Dec 2025
Oldest Indian Diaspora FCCI FCCI International Conference 2025: “Ready to Invest” in India’s Developmental Goals
New Delhi, Dec 20: One of the oldest Indian diaspora-led organisations, the Foundation for Critical Choices for India (FCCI), on Friday reached out to the Government of India, offering its expertise and global research capabilities to support evidence-based policymaking aligned with the vision of Viksit Bharat.
The outreach came as FCCI inaugurated the first day of its two-day International Diaspora Conference at the India Habitat Centre, bringing together policymakers, government representatives, sectoral experts and Indian diaspora leaders from across the world. The conference focused on how India can accelerate its transformation into a developed nation by 2047, the centenary year of Independence.
Addressing the forum, FCCI leaders underlined the organisation’s readiness to partner with Indian institutions in research, strategic thinking and global best-practice inputs for policymaking. The discussions revolved around the central theme of how the 35-million-strong Indian diaspora can play a decisive role in India’s development journey.
Dr Pramod Agrawal, Vice President of FCCI and CEO of SaXcell Ltd, highlighted the economic and intellectual strength of the diaspora.
“The Indian diaspora is larger than the population of most countries, and the remittances they send exceed the GDP of many nations. As highly skilled and entrepreneurial global citizens, we recognise both our responsibility and our privilege to contribute meaningfully to India’s future,” he said.
Member of Parliament Vamsi Krishna Gaddam, representing Peddapalli in Telangana, said the diaspora acts as India’s informal global ambassador.
“Their engagement supports technology, sustainability and green growth. With progressive policies and rising investor confidence, we are witnessing stronger FDI flows and even a reverse migration of professionals. It is a shared responsibility to project India’s capabilities and actively contribute to its growth story,” he noted.
The first day of the conference focused on “The Developed Nation (Viksit Bharat): Roadmap to India’s Future by 2047,” with sessions on economic acceleration, institutional reform, education, technology, defence and infrastructure.
Agricultural and rural concerns were also raised. Bharatiya Kisan Union (Haryana) President Guni Prakash urged greater use of new-age technology in agriculture and dairy, pointing out that productivity still lags behind countries like Japan. From a global labour perspective, NRI Club Russia President Devdathan Nair observed that Russia’s demand for skilled manpower presents long-term opportunities for India in engineering, construction and allied sectors.
FCCI members noted that while the International Monetary Fund projects India to reach a USD 5 trillion economy by 2030, achieving developed-nation status would require scaling up to a USD 30 trillion economy. They stressed the need for improved urban-rural connectivity, digital cities and a more holistic healthcare approach that includes both physical and mental well-being.
Defence and cybersecurity also featured prominently, with speakers highlighting the growing importance of technological capabilities amid rising cyber threats and technology-driven military operations. The consensus was that India must better leverage its intellectual capital, particularly through its global diaspora, as warfare increasingly shifts from traditional arsenals to digital and technological dominance.
The second day of the conference will focus on “The New World Order: Democratic India’s Role as Global Consensus Builder,” examining India’s expanding influence in global governance, diplomacy and international development partnerships.
20, Dec 2025
Tata Power Hosts National Urja Mela 2025, Unites 1,000+ Young Sustainability Champions Across 15 States
Tata Power hosts National Urja Mela 2025 bringing together over 1000 young sustainability champions and educators from 15 states
Chandigarh, Dec 20: Marking National Energy Conservation Week, Tata Power hosted the National Urja Mela 2025 at the Tata Power–DDL Learning Center (CENPIED), Rohini, Delhi. The national-level event brought together over 1,000 students and educators from 200 schools across 15 states, creating a vibrant platform for young minds to showcase innovative ideas and practical solutions focused on clean energy and conservation.
Organised under Tata Power’s flagship Club Enerji School initiative, Tata Power’s decade-old school engagement programme, the National Urja Mela serves as the culmination of year-long learning and student-led action. The 2025 edition brought together young participants from across India to present STEM-based solutions focused on this year’s theme, “Clean Energy, Greener Tomorrow.” The confluence featured a range of interactive engagements, including a Science Model Exhibition, Poster-Making Competition, and Quiz Competition, enabling students to translate classroom learning into practical, real-world applications. These activities encouraged curiosity, teamwork, and problem-solving, giving participants the opportunity to apply concepts, collaborate with peers, and demonstrate responsible thinking around energy conservation and environmental care.
Adding to the energy and enthusiasm of the day, the National Urja Mela 2025 was graced by Brigadier Atulya Bamjai, Deputy Director General, NCC, as the Chief Guest, and Mr. Pramod Katiyar, Deputy Director of Education, New Delhi, as the Guest of Honour. Senior Tata Power leaders present included Mr. Himal Tewari, CHRO and Chief – Sustainability & CSR, Tata Power, Mr. Dwijadas Basak, CEO, Tata Power-DDL; Mr. Pankaj Kumar Singh, Chief – Community Impact; and Mr. Bharat Kumar Chhabra, Chief – SIG & and Chief Ethics Counselor, who motivated students to continue exploring, learning, and leading in clean energy and sustainability initiatives.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Himal Tewari, CHRO and Chief Sustainability & CSR, Tata Power, said:
“At Tata Power, we believe the transition to a cleaner energy future can only be sustained when it is driven by informed, responsible citizens. Platforms like the National Urja Mela, under our Club Enerji initiative, are instrumental in shaping this mindset from an early age. It is inspiring to see young students apply scientific thinking, collaborate across regions, and engage meaningfully with real-world energy and conservation challenges. When learning moves beyond the classroom and finds expression in everyday choices, that is when lasting change truly begins.”
The event featured interactions with leading voices from the science and education ecosystem. Mr. Gopal Jee, popularly known as “Banana Boy” and recognised as India’s youngest scientist, inspired students with his journey of innovation using waste to develop clean energy solutions. Mr. Akhilesh Aggarwal, Founder of I Love Science and Director – Technology, NIIT University, highlighted the importance of experiential learning in strengthening STEM foundations among young learners.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Dwijadas Basak, CEO, Tata Power DDL, said:
“This platform brings together students from diverse regions across the country, fostering meaningful learning, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas. Through Urja Mela, we are moulding young students from an early age to build awareness about climate change, sustainability, and clean energy. By nurturing a new generation of informed and responsible leaders, we aim to empower them to drive sustainable change within their communities. Encouraging peer learning and the sharing of best practices further strengthens their commitment to resource conservation and a greener tomorrow.”
A key highlight of the event was the launch of the cover page of the ‘Gaja Sanrakshana’ comic book, developed in collaboration with Amar Chitra Katha, aimed at building awareness on wildlife conservation and reducing human-animal conflict among young audiences. The Amar Chitra Katha team also conducted a design and storytelling workshop, using creative narratives to deepen students’ understanding of biodiversity and coexistence. Extending learning beyond the mela, students participated in exposure visits to the National Science Centre, National Museum, and Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Since its inception, Club Enerji has reached over 10 lakh students across more than 2,500 schools in 15 states and 15 aspirational districts, including rural and government schools. Over the years, Urja Melas and Mini Urja Melas have engaged more than 50,000 students, encouraging responsible practices at home and fostering a culture where children influence families toward greener choices.
With the continued expansion of Eco Crew, now engaging over 1,000 schools and 3.5 lakh students across 24 cities in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, Tata Power continues to strengthen its efforts to shape informed and responsible citizens. The National Urja Mela 2025 reflects this ongoing commitment to empowering young changemakers and advancing India’s clean energy future.
20, Dec 2025
Kailash Deepak Hospital to Organise Fertility Awareness Drive, Aiming to Break IVF Stigma
Delhi, Dec 20:- Kailash Deepak Hospital,Karkardooma to organise a Free IVF Mega Camp on Saturday, December 20, as part of its ongoing initiative to reduce stigma around infertility and ensure that couples receive timely, evidence-based reproductive health evaluation. The camp will be led by Dr. Monika Gupta, Head Kailash IVF and is expected to witness strong participation from couples seeking clarity on fertility concerns they may have postponed addressing.
The initiative will offer free consultations with infertility specialists, along with male and female fertility evaluations and complimentary sonography for cases requiring further diagnostic insight. The camp is expected to attract individuals seeking guidance for a wide spectrum of conditions, including PCOS, ovulation disorders, endometriosis, male infertility, hormonal imbalances and lifestyle-related reproductive issues.
Speaking ahead of the initiative, Dr. Monika Gupta said;
“The camp aims to address infertility as a significant yet often unspoken health challenge. Many couples continue to struggle with reproductive issues but delay seeking medical help due to stigma, hesitation or misinformation. Such delays can limit treatment options and impact outcomes.” She further added, “The camp is designed to provide couples with factual clarity rather than assumptions. People often come in unsure of what they actually need. Many believe IVF is the default solution, when in reality several cases can be effectively managed through simpler interventions such as IUI or ovulation induction. Accurate assessment helps couples make informed decisions instead of navigating the process in confusion.”
The camp will provide a safe, judgement-free environment where couples can openly discuss deeply personal concerns. Participants will also have the option to opt for follow-up evaluations and structured fertility planning based on medical recommendations.
Kailash Hospital stated that the objective of the camp is not just to provide free access to fertility consultations but also to normalise timely reproductive health check-ups and address the emotional burden many couples carry silently. Encouraged by the anticipated response, the hospital has announced plans to continue organising similar initiatives to ensure wider access to ethical, reliable and science-backed fertility guidance, free from financial or social barriers.
20, Dec 2025
Tata Motors’ Integrated Village Development Programme Empowers Chandrakant to become a Lakhpati Kisan
In India agriculture remains a cornerstone of employment and sustenance, particularly in rural and tribal regions. Chandrakant Sonya Andher, a farmer from a tribal hamlet of Jawhar, in Maharashtra, once lived the harsh reality shared by thousands of farmers across India. With only matriculation education and two acres of rainfed cultivable land, his livelihood was dictated by erratic rainfall and chronic water scarcity. Chandrakant’s remaining land remained uncultivable, forcing him into seasonal migration to neighbouring cities for manual labour—leaving his family behind with little income security and no clear path to progress.
Tata Motors’ Integrated Village Development Programme (IVDP) brought a hope of holistic development to the remote hamlet and in Chandrakant’s life. The essence of IVDP lies in the implementation of multi-layered sustainable framework tailored to the unique challenges faced by the local communities keeping convergence of Government schemes as core.
Tata Motors became a facilitator for leveraging various government schemes to help Chandrakant augment his livelihoods. He built a farm pond for water harvesting, drip irrigation systems for efficient use of scarce water, and a bio‑gas unit to reduce fuel expenses. IVDP also helped him in crop and income diversification through agro-forestry plantations, fish farming, installation of solar panel, bamboo cultivation, and a nursery unit for high‑value crops.
The results of these efforts have been transformational. With assured water, improved farming practices, and diversified income streams, Chandrakant’s farm productivity surged. He now meets household needs comfortably, sells surplus produce, and has more than doubled his annual income. He has invested in his children’s education, improved healthcare access for his family, and constructed an additional house on his land—marking his journey to becoming a “lakhpati kisan.”
Reflecting on his transformation, Chandrakant shared,
“The lack of water meant most of my land was useless, and I had to leave my family behind for months every year. But Tata Motors gave us hope and a practical path forward. Today, I don’t have to migrate anymore. This support has completely rewritten my family’s destiny.”
Vinod Kulkarni, Head of CSR at Tata Motors, explains,
“Chandrakant’s journey from a seasonal migrant labourer to a confident, self‑reliant farmer illustrates the power of community‑centric rural development approach. As Chandrakant and the farming community breaks the cycle of vulnerability, it strengthens our resolve of leveraging government schemes to scale and replicate our sustainable social development models.”
Chandrakant’s inspirational success has motivated other farmers to transform their livelihoods, embrace innovative farming techniques, thus mitigating the challenge of migration.
This message contains information which may be confidential and privileged. Unless you are the intended recipient (or authorized to receive this message for the intended recipient), you may not use, copy, disseminate or disclose to anyone the message or any information contained in the message. If you have received the message in error, please advise the sender by reply e-mail, and delete the message. Thank you very much.
20, Dec 2025
Shardeum Partners with Humanode to Bring Human-Centric Digital Identity to Web3
Dec 20: Shardeum has announced a partnership with Humanode to introduce biometric-based digital identity into its ecosystem, addressing one of Web3’s most persistent challenges: distinguishing real people from bots and fake accounts.
Blockchains are highly effective at verifying wallets, but they struggle to identify the humans behind them. This gap has left dApps exposed, leading to bot-driven airdrop farming, low-quality participation in campaigns, and governance systems vulnerable to manipulation. By integrating Humanode’s Biomapper, Shardeum enables applications to verify unique, real humans without compromising user privacy.
The integration allows developers to build human-aware smart contracts and dApps on Shardeum unlocking fairer airdrops, higher-quality quests, bot-resistant incentives, and more trustworthy community participation. Biometric verification is handled off-chain, with only privacy-preserving cryptographic proofs shared on-chain, ensuring that no raw biometric data is ever exposed.
Nischal Shetty, CoFounder, Shardeum said, “For Web3 to mature, it needs to recognize people, not just wallets. When humans and bots are treated the same, incentives get gamed, communities lose trust, and participation becomes superficial. By working with Humanode, we’re giving developers on Shardeum the ability to design applications around real human participation where fairness, intent, and meaningful engagement matter more than automation or scale.”
Humanode’s Biomapper is currently integrated at the application level on Shardeum, enabling builders to start experimenting with human-verified experiences today. Native SHM support is planned in a future update, further streamlining how identity and value flow across the ecosystem.
Together, Shardeum and Humanode are laying the groundwork for a more human-centric Web3 one where applications are designed around real people, not automated wallets, and where fairness, trust, and meaningful participation can scale alongside decentralization. This partnership marks a step toward ecosystems where incentives reward intent, governance reflects genuine voices, and on-chain activity represents real human engagement.
Developers and ecosystem teams can begin exploring human-verified use cases on Shardeum today by integrating Biomapper into their applications.
19, Dec 2025
Hyperliquid Eyes Consolidation in 2025, Targets USD 40 Plus in 2026 Amid Strategic Token Burn
By: Rania Gule, Senior Market Analyst at XS.com MENA
When examining Hyperliquid at this sensitive stage of the cryptocurrency market cycle, I believe the current picture reflects a classic divergence between short-term pressures and underlying fundamentals that remain capable of reshaping the medium- and long-term trajectory. The recent pullback that pushed HYPE below the $25 level after a series of losses approaching 25% over five days cannot be separated from the broader macroeconomic context.
The decline coincided with global liquidity tightening and the Bank of Japan’s decision to raise interest rates, a move that led to a repricing of risk across all high-volatility asset classes, most notably cryptocurrencies. From my perspective, this decline does not reflect a structural weakness in the project as much as it reflects a temporary phase of risk aversion.
When analyzing on-chain data, I find that the drop in HYPE’s social dominance to around 0.298% represents a psychological rather than a structural signal. Historically, declining media and community attention in decentralized infrastructure projects often precedes smart accumulation phases, especially when accompanied by a decline in open interest, as seen in its drop to $150.16 million, the lowest level since October. In my assessment, this behavior indicates the exit of short-term speculators rather than strategic investors, which helps ease selling pressure and paves the way for price stabilization ahead of any subsequent bullish wave.
In the near term and throughout 2025, I expect Hyperliquid to remain within a volatile trading range, with a gradual tendency to stabilize above the $20 level, provided no new macroeconomic shocks emerge. The decision by the Hyperliquid Foundation to propose a vote to burn more than 37 million HYPE tokens—equivalent to 3.71% of total supply—strikes me as a smart move that reflects maturity in managing the project’s monetary policy. In my view, this step is not merely aimed at supporting the price, but at anchoring long-term confidence in the team’s commitment to supply discipline, a factor that is often priced in later rather than immediately.
What supports my balanced outlook for 2025 is the clear shift in the derivatives market, where open interest has risen to $1.53 billion alongside an increase in the weighted funding rate, signaling a gradual return of bullish positions. I see this behavior as reflecting investors’ willingness to take on risk at lower price levels, while simultaneously warning of unhealthy excess if funding rates remain elevated. Accordingly, I expect 2025 to be a year of repricing and base-building rather than one marked by all-time highs.
When turning to price expectations for 2026, I lean more toward cautious optimism. If Hyperliquid continues to expand as a specialized perpetual futures platform while improving liquidity efficiency and user experience, I believe the market will reassess HYPE as a structural asset rather than merely a speculative token. Any project that combines real usage growth with a deflationary supply mechanism has a genuine opportunity to achieve sustainable price appreciation. Based on this scenario, I see a return to price levels above $40 in 2026 as feasible, provided global monetary conditions stabilize and institutional capital flows back into the digital asset sector.
The key drivers influencing 2026, from my perspective, will revolve around three main factors. The first is the evolution of global cryptocurrency regulation, as any regulatory clarity would favor technically well-structured decentralized platforms such as Hyperliquid. The second is the project’s ability to sustain high trading volumes without relying on artificial incentives, which reflects product quality rather than the generosity of rewards. The third factor is managing community expectations, as rebuilding trust after downturns requires transparent communication and operational stability.
In conclusion, I see Hyperliquid today in a genuine testing phase that does not threaten its survival as much as it filters and refines its investor base. Current declines, in my view, represent an opportunity for repositioning rather than a reason for indiscriminate exit. The year 2025 is likely to be one of consolidation and confidence rebuilding, while 2026 holds the potential for a transition into a more mature growth phase if macro conditions align and internal project support remains strong. Ultimately, I believe markets reward projects that endure periods of doubt before reaping the rewards of conviction.
19, Dec 2025
Flipkart Acquires Majority Stake in Minivet AI to Boost GenAI-Driven E-commerce
Bengaluru, Dec 19:- Flipkart, India’s homegrown e-commerce marketplace, today announced that it has executed definitive agreements to acquire a majority stake in Minivet AI, an AI/ML solutions provider founded in 2024. The acquisition marks a strategic move to strengthen Flipkart’s core Generative AI capabilities, as e-commerce rapidly evolves toward visual, conversational, and AI-led discovery.
The investment is expected to accelerate the transition toward a more intuitive, interactive, and immersive shopping experience across Flipkart’s platforms, reinforcing its commitment to technology-led innovation.
Minivet AI specialises in generative video for e-commerce, enabling the transformation of static product catalogues into rich, engaging video content at scale. Built on advanced model orchestration and deep performance optimisation, the platform delivers high-quality output at a fraction of traditional production costs. Beyond video, Minivet AI also offers a broader suite of e-commerce-focused AI solutions, positioning it as a full-stack GenAI partner for online retail platforms.
Commenting on the acquisition, Aditya Rachakonda, Founder, Minivet AI, said:
“This partnership with Flipkart is a pivotal moment for Minivet AI. It enables us to rapidly deploy our proprietary GenAI solutions from catalogue videofication to conversational search at scale on India’s leading e-commerce platform, making shopping more intuitive and immersive for millions of customers.”
The acquisition further strengthens Flipkart’s long-term technology portfolio and reinforces its focus on staying at the forefront of digital commerce innovation.
Ravi Iyer, Senior Vice President Corporate, Flipkart, added:
“Acquiring Minivet AI is a strategic investment that enhances Flipkart’s core GenAI capabilities through the integration of specialised talent and advanced proprietary technology. Solutions such as catalogue videofication and semantic search are critical as the industry moves toward visual-first and video-first commerce, ultimately driving higher customer engagement, conversions, and long-term innovation across the Flipkart platform and, over time, the wider Flipkart Group ecosystem.”
The transaction is subject to the completion of customary closing conditions.
19, Dec 2025
The Leela Ambience Gurugram Ushers in the Festive Season in Grand Style
This festive season, The Leela Ambience Gurugram invites guests to step into a world of refined celebrations, seasonal warmth, and timeless elegance carefully curated to make Christmas and New Year truly unforgettable.
Christmas at The Leela Ambience Gurugram unfolds through a thoughtfully designed selection of dining experiences. Guests can indulge in a decadent Christmas Eve Dinner at Spectra, enjoy an elegant Italian Christmas celebration at Zanotta, or come together with loved ones over a lavish Christmas Day Brunch. Each experience is infused with celebratory flavours, heartfelt hospitality, and the signature grandeur that The Leela is renowned for, capturing the true spirit and joy of the season.
As the year draws to a close, The Leela Ambience Gurugram welcomes 2026 with an exclusive New Year’s Eve Stay & Celebration, crafted for a seamless and indulgent festive escape. Guests can check in by the afternoon and ease into an evening of gourmet indulgence, festive highlights, and impeccable Leela hospitality.
The celebration reaches its crescendo with a power-packed live performance by global Punjabi music icon Jazzy B, complemented by a high-energy DJ set and engaging live acts. Together, they promise an electrifying countdown to the New Year at the hotel’s crown jewel the Pearl Ballroom.
Together, these thoughtfully curated experiences offer guests an opportunity to celebrate the festive season in its most elegant and memorable form only at The Leela Ambience Gurugram.
19, Dec 2025
Omaxe Marked Annual Day 2025 with High-Level Strategy Sessions and an Unforgettable Gatsby Gala Night
New Delhi, Dec 19: Omaxe Ltd, one of India’s leading real estate developers, successfully concluded its Annual Day and Leadership Summit 2025 on December 11 and 12 in New Delhi. Themed “Together for Tomorrow Ek Saath, Ek Sapna”, this year’s celebration highlighted unity of purpose, cross functional collaboration, and the company’s strategic vision for the coming year.
The two day event began with the Leadership Summit held at The Leela Palace, New Delhi, where senior leaders from across India convened for high level discussions. The summit centred on the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence on real estate operations, the rising opportunities within Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, and Omaxe’s expansion roadmap for 2026. Leaders assessed market dynamics, customer behaviour trends, and economic indicators while outlining actionable priorities for the next phase of growth.
Sessions were designed to deepen alignment around the “Ek Saath, Ek Sapna” theme, encouraging leaders to unite present-day priorities with long-term ambition and a collaborative strategy for the road ahead. The company reinforced its focus on operational efficiency, innovation-led development, digital integration, and building customer-centric experiences across its diverse portfolio.
Mr. Mohit Goel, Managing Director, Omaxe Ltd, said,
“The Annual Day and Leadership Summit 2025 reflect our commitment to move forward together with purpose and unity. Ek Saath, Ek Sapna captures our collective ambition to innovate, expand, and deliver long term value. As we step into the new year, our focus will remain on customer centricity, technology enabled growth, and strategic expansion into high potential markets so that we continue to build developments that inspire progress for communities across India.”
Mr. Jatin Goel, Executive Director, Omaxe Ltd., said,
“This year’s Leadership Summit has reinforced our belief that the real estate sector stands at a turning point shaped by technology, new consumer expectations, and the emerging strength of Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. At Omaxe, our priority is to build agile, future-ready capabilities that allow us to innovate faster, scale sustainably, and create developments that add long-term value to the communities we serve. Ek Saath, Ek Sapna is not just the theme of this year’s celebration, but a reminder that our collective vision is our biggest strength as we step into 2026.”
The two day celebration concluded with the Omaxe Gatsby Gala Night on Day 2, an evening filled with recognition, entertainment, and spirited camaraderie. The gala began with a lively hosting session by renowned Bollywood actor Aparshakti Khurana, who kept the audience engaged with his energy and warmth. The event featured a spectacular performance by the Zenith Dance Group, followed by a soulful musical act by celebrated playback singer Navraj Hans. The evening came to a high octane finish with an energetic set by DJ Rink, bringing the Omaxe family together on the dance floor in celebration of the year’s achievements.
The Annual Day and Leadership Summit 2025 underscored the strong momentum Omaxe has built over the past year, driven by steady expansion, robust project progress, and a renewed focus on customer-led innovation. The two day celebration reaffirmed the company’s commitment to collaboration, technology readiness, and long term value creation. As Omaxe steps into 2026, it remains focused on strengthening its national footprint, exploring opportunities in high potential markets, and delivering developments that enhance the quality of life for communities across India.
