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    Delhi metro goes driverless; Will India get on board?

    Delhi Metro set a new record with 1.6 million passengers using driverless trains on November 2. This figure represents a significant portion of the network's eight million daily ridership. The introduction of driverless trains has sparked discussions about their potential in other metro systems. Transportation officials argue that automation improves operational efficiency but raises some concerns about costs.

    ABD barred from launching disputed brands; Bombay HC rules in favour of Tilaknagar Industries

    The Bombay High Court has restrained Allied Blenders & Distillers (ABD) from launching 'Mansion House' and 'Savoy Club' spirits nationwide, overturning a previous order. This decision favors Tilaknagar Industries (TI), which has been marketing alcoholic beverages under those trademarks in India for over 40 years.

    Bombay HC bars ABD from launching products under ‘Mansion House’, ‘Savoy Club’ trademarks

    The Bombay High Court has barred Allied Blenders and Distillers (ABD) from launching products under the trademarks "MANSION HOUSE" and "SAVOY CLUB" in India. This order, dated July 16, 2025, favors Tilaknagar Industries Limited (TIL) in an ongoing trademark dispute. The court effectively reinstated restrictions on ABD until the original 2009 intellectual property suit concludes.

    Allied Blenders buys rights to Mansion House and Savoy Club Brands

    Allied Blenders and Distillers Ltd (ABD) has secured global rights for Mansion House and Savoy Club brands from UTO Asia for $1.2 million, excluding specific Asian territories. This acquisition aims to give ABD full control over these brands globally, addressing regional interests in key markets.

    Mansion House brand's global ownership goes to Allied Blenders

    Allied Blenders and Distillers Ltd (ABD) has acquired global ownership of 'Mansion House' and 'Savoy Club' liquor brands by acquiring UTO Asia Pte. Ltd. The deal, approved on June 10, 2025, for €1.225 million, excludes certain Southeast Asian markets. This acquisition aligns with ABD's strategic expansion goals, strengthening its brand presence internationally.

    How a British scientist helped save Japan’s sushi industry with Welsh seaweed

    Kathleen Drew, a pioneering British botanist, made a groundbreaking discovery on the Welsh coast that revived Japan's dying nori seaweed industry. Without ever visiting Japan, her research on laverbread seaweed revealed a crucial stage in nori’s life cycle, revolutionizing sushi production. Today, she is honored in Japan as the “Mother of the Sea.”

    The Economic Times
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