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The burgeoning luxury retail space: What is behind the stupendous growth of India's luxury retail?
The luxury retail space in India is undergoing a profound revolution, powered by the country's rapidly expanding economy and rising disposable incomes

India’s soaring incomes has sparked a luxury boom as global brands rush to woo elite shoppers
Owing to rising incomes in India and overall wealth expansion, luxury brands are wooing the country like never before

2024-11-10

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Deep Dive

Top tech picks that blend high performance with luxury to help you unwind

Here is a comprehensive list of top tech picks that help you unwind by blending perfection in performance with luxury

Demand soars for ultra-luxury mansions as real estate majors race to launch new offerings

Buoyed by renewed demand, sales of the glitzy mansions of the ultra-rich are surging like never before. Real estate majors are looking to capitalise on this by launching luxury offerings in record numbers

Money talks, wealth whispers: The essence of quiet luxury

If there is one phrase that perfectly captures quiet luxury, it is 'money talks, wealth whispers'

Regal holidays: Here are some great hotels in India for that perfect getaway

Whether it is a palatial dwelling nestled in the rich heritage of Jaipur or a modern-day nook in Goa, here are some of the new magnificent hotels of India

Luxury in the skies: When the journey becomes the destination you cannot forget

Flying in the lap of luxury isn't just about getting from one point to another. The journey can be as rewarding as your destination

Here's why Indian jewellery designers are shining on global red carpets as celebrity favourites

With an increasing number of celebs wearing their creations on red carpets across the world, Indian jewellery designers are basking in the global limelight

Gautam Singhania, Sudha Reddy, Radhikaraje Gaekwad: Three luxury stalwarts decode what is in and what is not

What is luxury? Three of India's prominent luxury connoisseurs decode what makes the cut and what doesn't

Columns

Beyond aesthetics: Harsh Goenka on embracing art that 'challenges, inspires, and connects'

In my art journey, the diversity of my acquisitions mirrored the expanding horizons of my understanding of art, writes industrialist Harsh Goenka

Trends

Photo Essay: Exploring Indian luxury through art and its rich culinary landscape

From exquisite art to fine dining, discover India’s luxurious heritage through its most refined cultural expressions

Interview

'If Danone wants to be a global leader, it must be big in India': Danone CEO Antoine de Saint-Affrique

Danone CEO Antoine de Saint-Affrique on the company's game plan for India, technology, and much more

The Buzz

India's clean energy initiative: Here's why the World Economic Forum is all praise for the country's green hydrogen push

The World Economic Forum has lauded India’s pragmatic approach in clean energy. It feels the country will become an important hub for clean hydrogen in the future

PM Internship Scheme: Can it solve India's big employment crisis?

Learnings from the pilot PM Internship Scheme would help shape a more nuanced programme and give youth hope about getting a good job

Hyundai IPO: Tepid debut but large institutional investor participation; what lies ahead?

Strong institutional investor participation helps the Rs 27,856-crore Hyundai IPO, India’s largest public offer, but tepid debut dampens sentiment

RBI and geopolitical conflicts: Has India's central bank factored in the impact of these global conflicts?

With recent geopolitical conflicts, the RBI has been watching inflation with a keen eye. But experts believe the impact of these conflicts has already been factored in

Editor's Note

The great Indian luxe festival: Here's why top global luxury brands are rushing to India

From the best options in luxury air travel to the finest caviar, the best luxury watches to the smartest and speediest luxury electric cars, this issue brings you the best of the best.

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