Flair writing signs in to Dalal Street with 66% premium over issue price
Flair writing IPO listing: On the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the stock debuted at Rs 503 per share, reflecting a premium of 65.5 per cent, while on the National Stock Exchange, it listed at Rs 501, indicating a 64.8 per cent increase over the issue price of Rs 304. Key Points
India TodayStellar Debut! Flair writing shares list at 66% premium over issue price
The IPO of Flair writing received a strong response from investors with nearly 46.6 times subscription at close. Flair writing is among the top three players in the overall writing instruments industry and occupies a market share of approximately 9% in the overall writing and creative instruments industry in India, as of March 2023. Its flagship brand “Flair” has enjoyed a market presence of over 45 years. Key Points
Economic TimesUse of AI Is Seeping Into Academic Journals—and It’s Proving Difficult to Detect
Ethics watchdogs are looking out for potentially undisclosed use of generative AI in scientific writing. But there’s no foolproof way to catch it all yet. Key Points
WIREDUse of AI Is Seeping Into Academic Journals—and It’s Proving Difficult to Detect
Ethics watchdogs are looking out for potentially undisclosed use of generative AI in scientific writing. But there’s no foolproof way to catch it all yet. Key Points
WIREDFlair writing Industries files ₹745 crore IPO to fuel growth and dominate global market
Indian writing instruments manufacturer, Flair writing Industries, has filed papers with the Securities and Exchange Board of India for an IPO to raise ₹745 crore ($100 million). The company plans to use the funds to establish a new manufacturing facility and expand its distribution network. Key Points
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Under a Thousand: One huge digital slate for not too much
The Portronics Ruffpad 15M costs very little, is actually useful. You could give it to kids to doodle, or even use it for brainstorming or making elaborate work flows. Key Points
The Indian ExpressFlair writing IPO open today: GMP, issue details, price band, 10 key things to know before investing
Flair writing Industries Limited IPO to open for subscription on November 22. Flair writing IPO price band set at ₹288-304 per equity share. Key Points
mintFlair writing garners Rs 178 crore from anchor investors
New Delhi, Nov 21 (PTI) Ahead of its initial public offering, pen maker Flair writing Industries Ltd, on Tuesday, said it has mopped up Rs 178 crore from anchor investors. The company has allocated 58.52 lakh equity shares to 23 funds at Rs 304 apiece, which is also the upper end of the price band, […] Key Points
ThePrintJournalist turned author Gargi Rawat's book is a rom-com set in a Tiger reserve
Rawat had a desire to write a book for years. She says, 'There were so many experiences I'd had as a journalist, reporting on wildlife and conservation, that I wanted to convey to people who are not in that space and create some understanding.' Key Points
FirstpostThe language revolution: How tech tools, audio content, and AI-powered models are shaping our communicatio
The heavy reliance on autocorrect and predictive typing tools like Autocomplete has led to a decline in people's spelling abilities, according to software engineer Sayani Bhattacharjee, podcaster Abbas Momin, and marketer Nona Uppal. Tech companies are now developing language learning models to adapt to this trend. The writing enhancement software market is valued at $351 million globally, with Grammarly being one of the leading tools. Key Points
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Samarth Shandilya: Playing lead on TV gave me mass reach
Actor Samarth Shandilya believes that writing and directing early in his career helped him understand the filmmaking process better. He has played multiple roles on the sets of his short films, including that of a spot boy, and believes that actors should not be tied down to one platform. Shandilya was recently seen in the OTT series Rana Naidu and is eagerly waiting for his next production, a short film called Medic, to release. Key Points
Hindustan TimesHow to Use OpenAI’s ChatGPT to Create Your Own Custom GPT
I created an experimental chatbot with 50 of my WIRED articles. Try it out for yourself. Key Points
WIREDVivaan Shah: My struggle continues...I have come to terms with it’
Actor Vivaan Shah admits he has limited choices in his career but keeps busy with theatre and writing books. He also calls for a level playing field in the industry. | Bollywood Key Points
Hindustan TimesPiyush Mishra: Music in films only for Anurag Kashyap
Piyush Mishra loves singing, writing and composing but when it comes to film music, he is exceptionally selective. “I like to do music for Anurag (Kashyap) only.” Key Points
Hindustan TimesFlair writing Industries Limited IPO to open for subscription on November 22, sets price band at ₹288-304 apiece
Flair IPO sets price band at ₹288-304 apiece. Flair writing IPO date of subscription is scheduled for Wednesday, November 22, and will close on Friday, November 24. Key Points
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Aahana Kumra rues people getting hired for being Instagram influencers
Actor Aahana S Kumra criticizes the trend of hiring people in the entertainment industry based on their social media following instead of acting merit. She says the trend has left many actors confused about their future and has pushed her to become a writer. | Bollywood Key Points
Hindustan TimesWe Put Google’s New AI writing Assistant to the Test
I used Duet AI to send emails and plan my wedding. Its writing can be stuffy and stereotyping—but it’s a glimpse of the future of productivity apps. Key Points
WIREDWealthy & Wise: The surging trend of will writing among Indian young professionals
The trend that began with the pandemic has now gained traction, with young professionals attaching as much importance to estate planning as they are to wealth creation. Mumbai-based virtual will writing and advisory firm, WillJini, has received about 7,000 queries in the last six months. About four in ten such requests are from people in their 30s and 40s. Key Points
Economic TimesI coordinate a pen-pal program for incarcerated LGBTQ+ folks. I learned that a little compassion goes a long way.
Dawson Johns is part of a pen-pal program for incarcerated LGBTQ+ folks. Letters can help people on the inside feel connected and less isolated. Key Points
InsiderI got sick with brain inflammation and forgot how to speak. I learned it was aphasia.
A cause of aphasia is brain inflammation. One day while teaching, I suddenly forgot how to walk and developed aphasia. I used writing to help me cope. Key Points
InsiderI had aphasia caused by brain inflammation. I forgot words frequently.
A cause of aphasia is brain inflammation. One day while teaching, I suddenly forgot how to walk and developed aphasia. I used writing to help me cope. Key Points
InsiderGandhar Oil, Flair writing & Fedbank Financial IPOs kick off. Should you bid for them?
The IPO of Gandhar Oil comprises a fresh equity issue of Rs 357 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of Rs 143 crore. Under the OFS, promoter-selling shareholders Kailash Parekh, Gulab Parekh, and other selling shareholders – Green Desert Real Estate, and Fleet Line Shipping among others will offload shares. Key Points
Economic TimesHow to Use OpenAI’s ChatGPT to Create Your Own Custom GPT
I created an experimental chatbot with 50 of my WIRED articles. Try it out for yourself. Key Points
WIREDCursive writing becomes mandatory in California schools? Here’s what the new law states
In an increasingly digital world, California has made a unique move by passing legislation to preserve the tradition of cursive writing education. Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 446 into law. Key Points
Economic Times'Shogun' wins best drama, 'Hacks' bags award in comedy at Emmy Awards
'Baby Reindeer' won best-limited series, with acting and writing awards for Richard Gadd. 'The Bear' took 11 Emmys, including acting awards for Jeremy Allen White and Ebon Moss-Bachrach. Key Points
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'Shogun' wins best drama, 'Hacks' bags award in comedy at Emmy Awards
'Baby Reindeer' won best-limited series, with acting and writing awards for Richard Gadd. 'The Bear' took 11 Emmys, including acting awards for Jeremy Allen White and Ebon Moss-Bachrach. Key Points
ThePrintWhen brains do more, who owns us?
Discover how Neuralink, a brain-chip startup, is revolutionizing brain-computer interface technology. Learn about the ethical concerns and regulations surrounding the use of implants and the need for transparency and collaboration in its development. Key Points
Times Of IndiaWall Street bosses turn to AI for appraisals
That's according to Workday, one of the world's largest providers of HR software. The firm in September rolled out a bevy of new products that rely on artificial intelligence to write job descriptions or aid managers in writing up annual reviews of workers' performance. Key Points
Economic TimesI accidentally fell for my prison pen pal. But when I realized he was a sex offender, I ran for the hills.
Ginelle Testa is a sex and love addict, so she tried to remain friends with her prison pen pal. She fell in love anyway. There wasn't a happy ending. Key Points
InsiderAI can threaten your personal identity – but it doesn't have to
The rise of workplace artificial intelligence is shaking some workers’ confidence in who they are. But this worry isn’t insurmountable. Key Points
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Spectator by Seema Goswami: Does this spark joy?
India ranked 125th in the World Happiness Report, causing controversy. However, the author questions what happiness actually means and whether it can be quantified. They suggest that happiness comes from within and for them, small pleasures such as reading, spending time in nature, cooking, and writing contribute to their overall sense of well-being. Key Points
Hindustan TimesPushpa director Sukumar says when he writes dialogues, he wonders if they’ll become big on Instagram Reels: ‘It is completely influencing us’
Allu Arjun has begun filming for the sequel of Pushpa, which is being directed by Sukumar. Pushpa: The Rule is aiming for a 2023 release. Key Points
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