Archives September 2025

Bengaluru, India – September 15th,2025 – Eka Care, India’s leading connected healthcare platform, is driving rapid adoption of EkaScribe – an ambient medical scribe, its AI-powered medical documentation assistant that helps doctors save time, reduce administrative burden, and deliver better patient care.

EkaScribe listens to doctor-patient conversations during consultations and generates structured clinical notes in real time. The tool integrates seamlessly with Eka Care’s electronic medical record (EMR) system and is compliant with Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) standards. Importantly, EkaScribe can also integrate with any EHR/EMR platform that doctors, hospitals, or clinics may already be using, ensuring interoperability and flexibility across the healthcare ecosystem.

“Doctors in India spend nearly a third of their consultation time typing or writing notes,” said Vikalp Sahni, Founder, Eka Care. “With EkaScribe, we are putting that time back into the doctor-patient interaction. Our vision is to make clinical documentation effortless so that doctors can focus on what matters most — delivering quality care.”

Built for inclusivity and advanced doctor workflows

EkaScribe has been designed to work seamlessly in regional languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Gujarati, and many more, making it highly inclusive for India’s diverse healthcare system. It supports both voice and text entry, enabling doctors to capture information in the way that best fits their workflow.

Going beyond simple note-taking, EkaScribe can auto-generate prescriptions, symptom logs, and medical histories. It also processes uploaded audios and converts them into structured, actionable insights.

At its core, EkaScribe is powered by Eka’s in-house “Parrotlet” AI model, which brings together document understanding, reasoning, and multilingual voice/text comprehension—making state-of-the-art AI a part of everyday clinical practice.

Addressing a critical need

Documentation remains one of the most time-consuming tasks in clinical practice, often contributing to physician burnout. On average, doctors spend 3–5 minutes per patient recording medical history, symptoms, and treatment notes. With EkaScribe, this process becomes automated, significantly improving productivity and reducing fatigue.

Since its introduction, EkaScribe has seen strong adoption across clinics, hospitals & healthcare companies. Early users reported saving over one hour per day in administrative work, enabling them to see more patients and improve consultation quality. One such user, Clinikk, highlighted the transformative impact EkaScribe had on their workflows:

“The bigger unlock has been our ability to capture the rich social, family, and health context about a patient that often comes up in conversation but usually goes undocumented during a clinical encounter. This has opened up a range of new, high-value use cases for our business that were previously out of reach,” said Sehj Kashyap, Head of Product at Clinikk, one of the healthcare companies to integrate EkaScribe into their ecosystem.

Driving digital health adoption

EkaScribe also contributes to the creation of longitudinal digital health records, a critical building block for India’s digital health ecosystem. Patients benefit from accurate, structured, and portable records accessible through the Eka Care app, aligned with ABDM.

“Generative AI is creating new possibilities across industries, and healthcare is one of the most important frontiers,” said Deepak Tuli, Co-founder, Eka Care. “EkaScribe demonstrates how AI can solve real, everyday challenges for doctors while accelerating India’s digital health journey.”

 Balancing Innovation with Responsibility for India’s Tech Leadership

By – Ridhima Sawant, Chief Transformation Officer, Orient Technologies Limited

“Engineers’ Day is more than a celebration—it is a reflection of how deeply engineering shapes India’s progress. Today’s engineers are not just implementers, but visionaries building the foundation of our Techade through AI, cybersecurity, and deep tech innovation. At Orient Technologies, we believe in walking beside them, creating opportunities for upskilling, nurturing future-ready talent, and enabling brilliance to grow into leadership. Because when engineers thrive, industries transform, and India moves closer to its global tech leadership.” 

 

Chennai, 15th September, 2025 — Tiger Analytics is proud to be featured at the newly launched AWS Innovation Hub in Singapore, a first-of-its-kind facility in the Asia-Pacific region aimed at accelerating digital transformation across industries. At the heart of this innovation showcase is Tiger Analytics’ Dynamic Pricing Solution, which leverages the power of Computer Vision and artificial intelligence (AI) to enable smarter, real-time pricing strategies for retailers and consumer brands.

Unveiled by Amazon Web Services (AWS), the Innovation Hub is designed as a collaborative space to demonstrate cutting-edge technology use cases and help businesses—across both public and private sectors—rapidly innovate, test, and scale digital technology solutions. Tiger Analytics joins a select group of innovators whose solutions have been chosen to highlight the transformative potential of AI and cloud technologies.

“At AWS, we’re committed to helping organizations across the region unlock the full potential of cloud and AI to accelerate innovation,” said Priyanka Sudhir, Head of Innovation and Transformation, Asia Pacific & Japan, Amazon Web Services. “Tiger Analytics’ Dynamic Pricing Solution is a great example of how advanced analytics and computer vision can be applied to real-world challenges. We’re excited to showcase this solution to customers from the region at our new Innovation Hub in Singapore, demonstrating the art of the possible.”

“It’s an honor to have our solution featured at AWS’s flagship innovation facility in the region. Our Dynamic Pricing Solution is already helping enterprises improve shelf intelligence, optimize in-store pricing decisions, and boost revenue,” said Anupam Bhargava, Vice President – APAC, Tiger Analytics. “This showcase reaffirms our continued focus on building scalable AI solutions that deliver measurable business outcomes.”

Tiger’s Dynamic Pricing Solution uses computer vision models to interpret shelf and product-level data in real time – analyzing inventory levels, competitor prices, and customer interactions. Integrated with cloud-native capabilities on AWS, the solution enables retailers to optimize pricing strategies dynamically and drive enhanced operational efficiency.

This recognition further strengthens the strategic collaboration between Tiger Analytics and AWS, building on a history of delivering AI-driven outcomes across retail, CPG, and public sector domains in the APAC region.

Hyderabad, 15 September 2025 – Kenstar, one of India’s most trusted home appliance brand, announces the launch of its latest range of Water Heaters, promising to revolutionize the bathing experience. Designed for modern Indian homes, the new portfolio seamlessly blends cutting-edge technology, elegant design, and uncompromised safety, making every bath a satisfying and complete experience.

As part of its launch, Kenstar is rolling out an impactful campaign “Bath Ban Jaye,” which captures the common “half bath” dilemma faced by ordinary water heaters. The campaign highlights how Kenstar water heaters transform every bath into a complete, comfortable, and enjoyable experience.

Equipped with SwirlHeat Technology, the new range of water heaters delivers up to 20% more hot water output, while High-Density PUF Insulation ensures heat retention up to 10% longer, reducing energy consumption. The innovative German Blue Sapphire Technology extends product lifespan by 40%, offering unmatched durability. Additionally, the range is 5-star BEE rated, enabling substantial savings on electricity bills. With the 7 years warranty on tanks, the water heater guarantees extended durability, consistent performance and customer satisfaction.

“Our mission at Kenstar has always been to enhance the everyday lives of Indian households through smart, stylish, and sustainable home solutions,” said Mr. Sunil Jain, CEO of Kenstar. “With our latest range of Water Heaters, we are making brand promise: “Heats Fast, Makes It Last” addressing key consumer pain points speed, energy efficiency, and safety while elevating the design and performance benchmarks in the market. The new portfolio stands as a testimony to our commitment to innovation and customer delight, ensuring every bath becomes a complete and enjoyable experience.”

With the wide-ranging capacity from 3L to 100L, Kenstar offers a comprehensive range of new water heaters, include Storage Water Heaters, Instant Water Heaters, Tankless Water Heaters, Gas Water Heaters, and Immersion Rods. Through its smart technology, every range supports 8-bar pressure compatibility, addressing India’s growing urban demands without compromising performance.

Kenstar’s 7-Level Safety Shield delivers robust protection, incorporating features like thermal cut-out protection, IPX4 splash-proof design, and multi-functional valves. These safety measures ensure a secure and worry-free experience for consumers. The collection features premium designs, including the Art Series with wooden finishes and the Oris Series available in four vibrant color variants (Snow White, Golden Yellow, Cocoa Brown, and Ocean Blue), making them a perfect fusion of aesthetics and innovation for modern bathrooms.

Hyderabad, September 14, 2025: Fashion is not just about fabric; it is about emotion, identity, and culture. While Artificial Intelligence (AI) may automate tasks, it cannot replace the intuition, imagination, and cultural understanding of a designer. This was the central message from four leading fashion voices—Karan Torani, Tanya Ghavri, Namrata Joshipura, and Anjali Gaekwar—who engaged in a thought-provoking conversation with Ms. Pallavi Jain, Chairperson of YFLO (Young FICCI Ladies Organisation) at a session titled ‘Style Speaks Strategy’, held on Saturday evening at Park Hyatt, Banjara Hills.

Setting the tone for the evening, Pallavi Jain, Chairperson of YFLO, said, “Knowledge is power. And today, we exchange knowledge not through textbooks or boardrooms, but through the language of style, creativity, and strategy. Fashion is more than what we wear—it builds economies, drives innovation, and creates identity. Behind every trend lies a story, behind every design lies strategy, and behind every successful brand lies years of knowledge and persistence.”

Speaking about AI & Fashion, they said it is A Tool, not a Threat. The panellists emphasised that while AI will not replace designers, it will transform their roles.

Karan Torani, designer and founder of Torani, remarked: “Like photography didn’t kill painting, AI won’t kill fashion design—it will transform it. AI will take over repetitive work, but designers will move deeper into creative direction, storytelling, sustainability, and emotional branding.”

He added, “Let any technology come, Indians don’t forget their roots. Take weddings, for instance—we may live in a tech world, but the ‘bandwala’ still plays on.”

Tanya Ghavri, celebrity stylist, observed, “AI has intelligence, but humans have imagination. Machines may compute, but only the human mind can think and imagine.”

She also addressed the profession’s rise: “Until a decade ago, the word stylist was limited to film sets or magazines. Today, stylists are in demand not just in Bollywood but also in OTT, advertising, weddings, corporate shoots, and social media. Styling has transformed from behind-the-scenes to one of the most aspirational careers.”

Anjali Gaekwar, luxury retail entrepreneur and co-founder of Lighthouse, added: “Design is in our DNA—it is our identity. AI is just a tool. The Indian luxury consumer has evolved from aspiration to appreciation—seeking not just products but experiences and authenticity.”

Namrata Joshipura, internationally renowned fashion designer, stated: “Indian fashion is no longer confined to geography. Our craftsmanship has a universal language, and when blended with modern silhouettes, it resonates with women across the world.”

The panel also acknowledged concerns about AI copying signature styles and the risk of markets being flooded with cheap lookalikes—making copyright and originality urgent issues for the industry.

The speakers agreed that India remains unique in its fashion, style, and culture, and that Indian brands need not fear foreign competition.

“Fashion is both local and global, and India has the advantage of heritage and innovation,” they noted.

Over 200 FLO and YFLO members attended the session. The session also had Fashion Trivia, where attendees divided into groups and tested their fashion IQ.

New Delhi, September 13 2025: In its efforts to strengthen collaborative research and data sharing in meteorology, climate science, and environmental studies, Ashoka University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of India. The MoU was formalised during the 2nd Annual Workshop on AI/ML Methods in Weather and Climate Modelling, hosted by Ashoka University’s Safexpress Centre for Data, Learning and Decision Sciences (SCDLDS). The Centre has been working over the past few years to strengthen India’s capacity for improved weather forecasting, particularly in predicting extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall, droughts, heat and cold waves and is engaging with IMD to bring in new machine learning tools and mathematical methodologies to such activities.

The partnership aims to promote deeper collaboration by facilitating data sharing for solutions to key scientific and societal problems pertaining to weather, climate variability, forecasting, and disaster risk reduction. It will support joint research initiatives across meteorology, climate science, atmospheric physics, hydrology, and environmental sustainability. It will encourage the exploration of interdisciplinary topics such as impact of climate change, extreme weather events, air quality, and agro-meteorology, combining IMD’s observational datasets with Ashoka University’s analytical and computational expertise to improve weather and climate forecasting models,  heatwave prediction, monsoon variability, assess climate risks & adaptation strategies, and the impact on agriculture. 

Both IMD and Ashoka University will collaborate in the design and delivery of coursework, including lectures, practical training, fieldwork, examinations, and project guidance, in line with Ashoka University’s academic framework. The MoU also entails facilitation of student and researcher internships at IMD for hands-on experience with weather monitoring and forecasting.

Highlighting the importance of this collaboration, Dr Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, Director General, IMD, said, “We are delighted to partner with Ashoka University to advance the culture of research and innovation in the domains of meteorology and climate science. This partnership is set to benefit both the institutions, as the university will get IMD’s vast operational expertise and data resources, and we will  benefit from Ashoka’s analytical and academic strengths. Together, we can develop better tools, models, and knowledge systems that will benefit society at large.” 

Somak Raychaudhury, Vice-Chancellor of Ashoka University, said, “Our partnership with IMD represents a significant step in Ashoka’s commitment to interdisciplinary research with societal impact. By leveraging IMD’s extensive data and expertise, we will be able to contribute meaningfully to advancing climate science, improving weather forecasting, and preparing communities to adapt to the challenges of a changing environment.”

Sandeep Juneja, Professor of Computer Science, Director of Safexpress Centre for Data, Learning and Decision Sciences, said, “the new developments in machine learning in weather and climate modelling when combined with increased availability of large datasets and physics based classical weather and climate models, can dramatically improve extreme weather forecasts that may help in many ways including in saving lives and  enhancing agricultural productivity.” 

A key component of this collaboration is data sharing and management. Both institutions will establish clear protocols for secure and ethical sharing of meteorological, climatological, and remote sensing data with the university researchers, while setting clear guidelines on access, usage, storage, and intellectual property rights. 

Moreover, capacity building and training will be integral to the partnership. The institutions will organise workshops, short-term courses, and training programmes in meteorological data analysis, climate modelling, and computational methods. Ashoka University and IMD will also jointly design and refine machine learning, and dynamical models for weather and climate applications, validating these tools using IMD’s historical datasets and Ashoka’s computational infrastructure.

To maintain effective oversight, a Joint Steering Committee (JSC) comprising representatives from both institutions will be established. The committee will monitor progress, hold periodic reviews, and ensure smooth coordination between research teams.

Hyderabad, India ,September 13, 2025: PMJ Jewels, Hyderabad’s heritage jeweller founded in 1964, announces the world’s biggest Bridal & Half-Saree Jewellery Exhibition at Taj Krishna, Hyderabad, from September 13–15, 2025. Over 20,000 designs across contemporary diamonds and coloured gemstones, traditional polki and temple-jewellery masterpieces, and rich jadua and kundan sets are showcased at the venue for the brides to be, and also for the half-saree celebrations, family occasions, and daily wear.

Building on PMJ’s much-loved Taj Krishna editions, the 2025 chapter expands curation, services and scale, reaffirming the maison’s vision to be Hyderabad’s trusted family jeweller for life’s most meaningful milestones.

“For over six decades, PMJ Jewels has celebrated life’s most precious moments with jewellery that carries trust and tradition,” said Kushal Kankaria, Chairman, PMJ Jewels. “This exhibition is our heartfelt tribute to every family and showcases our commitment to brides across the world — and especially to Hyderabad’s brides and young women stepping into tradition with half-saree — a celebration of craftsmanship, culture and care”

“For me, jewellery is not just about beauty, it is about trust. PMJ has been part of Hyderabad’s families for over 60 years, crafting traditional masterpieces with honesty and care. Over the years, that trust has grown beyond Hyderabad, reaching Telugu Diaspora across India and even continents. As a father, I am proud to see Sitara associated with a jeweller that represents tradition while inspiring the next generation. PMJ is more than a brand, it is a custodian of our most precious moments.” said Superstar Mahesh Babu, actor and brand ambassador.

“Our customers are like our extended family and we are humbled by the love they have always shown us. They do not just come to PMJ Jewels for jewellery, they come because they know we stand by every promise, every design, every detail. They know, here they can get the widest variety of designs to choose from, and they can also customize their designs to their choices and colours as need be. This showcase is another chapter in the same tradition of care and sharing joys and festivities.” says Dinesh Kankaria, Managing Director, PMJ Jewels.

What to Expect at Taj Krishna

• 20,000+ Designs to Choose From: The largest curation of bridal and half-saree jewellery under one roof.

• Curated Bridal & Half-Saree Collections: From heritage temple motifs and polki sets to modern diamond suites and gemstone highlights, designed for weddings, engagements, half-saree and festive wear.

• Live Craftsmanship & Bespoke Counters: Guests can watch artisans at work, co-create with PMJ’s designers, and explore heirloom redesign and one-of-a-kind commissions.

• Bespoke Services: Try-at-home and video consultations for families and NRI clients, old gold exchange, valuation and redesign, polishing and restoration, and lifetime buy-back or exchange.

With a presence across 40 retail stores in India and the USA, PMJ continues to serve as the family jeweller that understands and brings together trust and tradition under one roof, creating, caring for and upgrading jewellery across life stages.

Mumbai 13 september 2025:Mumbai’s housing market is on the brink of a major transformation, as ongoing society redevelopment projects are expected to add over 44,277 new homes valued at INR 1,305 billion by 2030, according to a recent report by Knight Frank India.

The study reveals that since 2020, 910 housing societies across the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) limits have signed development agreements, unlocking nearly 327 acres of land for redevelopment. Despite this surge, the city has only begun to tap into its vast potential, with an estimated 1.6 lakh societies over 30 years old still eligible for redevelopment.

The Western Suburbs, stretching from Bandra to Borivali, account for the lion’s share of redevelopment activity with 32,354 units (73% of the total pipeline). This is followed by the Central Suburbs with 10,422 units, Central Mumbai with 1,085 units, and South Mumbai with 416 units. Hotspots such as Borivali, Andheri, and Bandra together contribute nearly 139 acres of redevelopment activity, underscoring their position as the city’s leading transformation corridors. Between 2020 and H1 2025, the Western Suburbs alone accounted for 633 out of 910 society deals, recording 70% of all agreements signed since 2020. Central Suburbs may add another 234 societies, pushing the suburban contribution to almost 96%.

Beyond housing supply, redevelopment also carries major fiscal benefits. The free sale component from society redevelopment is expected to generate approximately Rs 7,830 crore in stamp duty and another Rs 6,525 crore as GST over the next five years.

Data indicates that over 80% of redevelopment deals signed since 2020 involved societies with plot sizes below 0.49 acres—highlighting the dominance of small, compact projects. Yet, larger cluster projects are gradually gaining momentum, hinting at a shift in the city’s redevelopment model.

Welcoming the findings, industry leaders emphasized the economic and social importance of redevelopment:

Mr. Prashant Sharma, President, NAREDCO Maharashtra said, “Redevelopment is the most vital force driving Mumbai’s real estate growth today. With limited greenfield land availability, society redevelopment not only provides safer, modern homes for existing residents but also fuels the city’s housing supply pipeline. The Knight Frank findings highlight how this opportunity, if supported by policy stability, faster approvals, and rational taxation, can be the foundation for Mumbai’s urban transformation. It is imperative that all stakeholders – government, developers, and housing societies – work in sync to ensure timely execution and affordability.”

Mr. Vikas Jain, CEO, Labdhi Lifestyle and President, NAREDCO Maharashtra NextGen said, “Redevelopment is the future of Mumbai’s real estate, and the report captures its economic and social significance well. The younger generation of developers and professionals see this as an opportunity to infuse new ideas, technology, and customer-centric practices into legacy housing clusters. It is also a chance to address the city’s housing shortage in a sustainable way. The focus now should be on collaborative governance and faster project timelines, so that the benefits reach both residents and the broader economy in time.”

Mr. Navin Makhija, Managing Director, The Wadhwa Group said, “Society redevelopment is a win-win for all stakeholders – residents get modern homes with upgraded lifestyle amenities, developers gain access to scarce land parcels, and the state benefits through increased revenues while contributing to the central government’s ‘Housing for All’ initiative. Housing demand continues to remain robust, further fueling growth in the redevelopment sector. Customers also benefit by gaining access to multiple project options as redevelopment unlocks new housing opportunities in their preferred locations.”

A Spokesperson from Chandak Group added, “The sheer scale of society redevelopment in Mumbai points to the city’s unique growth story. With over 44,000 new homes expected by 2030, the transformation is unprecedented. Developers today carry the responsibility of balancing aspiration with execution. We believe redevelopment is not just about buildings but about creating thriving communities with better infrastructure, amenities, and quality of life. A stable policy framework will further accelerate this transition.”

Mr. Dhruman Shah, Promoter, Ariha Group said, “Society redevelopment is no longer just an alternative – it is the primary growth driver for Mumbai’s housing market. The numbers shared reaffirm the enormous potential of this segment. For developers, the opportunity lies in bringing efficiency, transparency, and trust into the process, ensuring that societies feel confident in handing over their most valuable asset. With strong demand, government revenues, and improved infrastructure, redevelopment will continue to be the backbone of Mumbai’s real estate growth story.”

With nearly 160,000 societies aged over 30 years and eligible for redevelopment, the sector’s potential is immense. While Knight Frank projects an optimistic outlook, developers caution that timely execution, transparent practices, and policy support will determine whether this transformation can be delivered at scale.

Guwahati; September 13, 2025: Radisson Blu Guwahati is delighted to announce the Bengali Food Festival, a ten-day culinary celebration that brings the rich and soulful flavours of Bengal to the heart of Guwahati. Held at Cafe B You from September 26 to October 5, between 7 PM and 11 PM, the festival offers guests a unique opportunity to experience the essence of Bengal through its traditional delicacies and authentic recipes.

The festival features a variety of iconic Bengali dishes — from the comforting sweetness of Rasgulla and Sandesh to the creamy richness of Payesh; from the rustic flavors of Aloo Posto and the smoky depth of Begun Bharta to the hearty warmth of Chicken Kosha. Seafood lovers can enjoy the authentic taste of Bengal with signature dishes like Macher Jhol, the mustard-infused Shorshe Ilish, the creamy Chingri Malai Curry, and delicately steamed Paturi — each plate thoughtfully prepared, celebrating tradition and culinary artistry. The specially curated menu aims to transport diners to Bengal’s lively streets and festive homes, where food is not just nourishment but a celebration of life and culture.

“At Radisson Blu Guwahati, we believe that food is a gateway to stories, traditions, and shared experiences,” said Ankur Mehrotra, General Manager, Radisson Blu Guwahati. “With the Bengali Food Festival, we are excited to celebrate Bengal’s culinary heritage and invite guests to embark on a journey of flavours, aromas, and memories.”

Guests will also enjoy an immersive dining experience, surrounded by art and design elements that reflect Bengal’s cultural richness. The festival offers the perfect setting for families, friends, and food enthusiasts to explore new tastes and rekindle old favourites.

India, 13September 2025 – Courchevel, the distinguished jewel of the French Alps, is set to showcase its world of alpine luxury to India through an exclusive four-city roadshow in collaboration with One Rep Global.

The highly anticipated showcase will begin in Bangalore on September 15, travel to Ahmedabad on September 16, continue to New Delhi on September 18, and conclude in Mumbai on September 19.

Over the course of the week, India’s leading luxury travel advisors and trade professionals will be introduced to Courchevel’s finest experiences—from world-class skiing on the slopes of Les 3 Vallées and Michelin-starred gastronomy to luxury chalets, alpine events, and the cultural richness that has long defined Courchevel as a global luxury destination.

Alexia Laine, Director, Courchevel Tourisme, shared: “India is an incredibly important market for us, and we are delighted to return with a stronger presence across four key cities. Courchevel offers an unmatched combination of thrilling alpine adventure and world-class luxury. For Indian travellers seeking refined experiences with a touch of cultural authenticity, Courchevel represents the very best of the French Alps.”

The roadshow is being curated by One Rep Global, India’s leading sales and marketing representation company for luxury hospitality and travel.

Hemant Mediratta, Founder & CEO of One Rep Global, said: “At One Rep Global, we are committed to connecting India’s discerning travellers with the world’s most exceptional destinations. Courchevel is a perfect example of luxury that goes beyond indulgence—it is about experiences, authenticity, and connections. This roadshow provides an invaluable opportunity for India’s luxury travel community to engage deeply with the destination.”

Loveleen Arun, Advisory Board Member of One Rep Global and Founder of Panache World, commented: “Indian travellers today are evolving rapidly in their preferences—they want destinations that not only deliver luxury but also embody a sense of place and uniqueness. Courchevel offers exactly this—a rare harmony of elegance, culture, gastronomy, and adventure. We are delighted to be a part of this initiative to bring Courchevel closer to the Indian market.”

With its timeless allure, Courchevel continues to define haute montagne living, where glamour, gastronomy, and alpine adventure come together. Celebrating 80 years of setting the standard for luxury alpine experiences, 2026 marks a special milestone in Courchevel’s storied history. This exclusive roadshow is a gateway for Indian travellers to discover why Courchevel remains one of the world’s most coveted luxury destinations.