Tesla has officially marked its entry into the Indian automobile market by launching its first experience centre in Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC), Mumbai. Alongside the launch, the company has also introduced the much-awaited Model Y, with bookings now open across two variants.

The showroom in Mumbai is Tesla’s first physical presence in India, and another centre is expected to open soon in Delhi NCR, though the date hasn’t been revealed yet.

Isabelle Fan, Director of Tesla Southeast Asia, was present at the Mumbai launch, where she posed alongside the Model Y—an SUV that has earned the title of best-selling car globally in 2023 and 2024. The vehicle will be imported from Tesla’s factory in China, and company officials shared that its cutting-edge tech and top-tier performance continue to make it a standout in the EV market.

While the base model of the Model Y will be delivered starting this quarter, the long-range rear-wheel drive variant is set for rollout in the next quarter. Officials also mentioned that the response to bookings has been promising, with early signs of strong demand in India.

To ensure a seamless experience for early adopters, Tesla is working on setting up a robust charging infrastructure in Mumbai and Delhi-NCR before the first batch of deliveries.

Initially, Tesla cars will be registered in Mumbai, Delhi, and Gurugram. The company has already onboarded the necessary sales and service teams to support operations in India.

With this debut, Tesla is not just bringing its vehicles to Indian roads, but also laying the foundation for a larger electric mobility ecosystem that blends innovation, sustainability, and luxury.

Tired of your kids being glued to screens all day? Give them (and yourself) a break with some real-world gaming fun! Across Delhi NCR, arcade gaming zones are turning playtime into a lively, screen-free adventure. These buzzing spaces aren't just about flashy machines and scoring points—they're where reflexes sharpen, decision-making gets quicker, and pure joy takes centre stage. From VR worlds and racing simulators to good old claw machines, here are three must-visit arcades that blend entertainment with brain-boosting play.

The Game Palacio, Noida

Beat the summer heat and relive the magic of classic arcades fused with modern thrills at The Game Palacio. Think claw challenges, gacha machines, and games that test reflexes while delivering endless laughs. Kids can work on hand-eye coordination, focus, and quick decision-making—all under the spell of colourful lights and stress-free play. Whether it's a quick visit or a full family day out, this gaming haven in DLF Mall of India promises nostalgia, joy, and plenty of new memories.
L05, DLF Mall of India, Sector 18, Noida

Timezone, Gurugram & Vasant Kunj

Want a vibrant escape from screens? Head to Timezone at Ambience Mall. With everything from classic arcades and racing simulators to VR attractions and laser tag, there's no shortage of action. The easy tap-and-play card system ensures seamless fun, while a steady stream of new games keeps curiosity alive. Whether your kids are shooting hoops or trying their luck at the claw machine, Timezone makes sure every visit strengthens concentration, coordination, and social bonds.
Ambience Mall, Gurugram & Vasant Kunj

Smaaash, Dwarka

If your idea of swapping screen time is high-energy play, Smaaash in Vegas Mall hits the mark. This arcade packs in VR zombie chases, digital cricket, bowling, and classic arcade challenges—pushing kids to think on their feet, move smart, and strategise with friends. It's a place where teamwork, focus, and quick thinking grow alongside all the fun. The best part? Every game is a healthy workout for the brain and body.
Vegas Mall, Dwarka, Delhi

So round up the kids, gather your gang, and dive into a weekend of gaming that’s lively, interactive, and refreshingly screen-free. Who knew sharpening young minds could be this much fun?

The second edition of the India Health Exhibition 2025 opened today at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, with over 300 healthcare and MedTech brands and more than 8,000 professionals in attendance. Organised by Informa Markets in India, the three-day event (July 11–13) focuses on collaboration, innovation, and knowledge exchange in India's rapidly expanding healthcare sector.

This year’s edition highlights India’s growing focus on self-reliance, digital transformation, and healthcare innovation, aligning with the government’s Make in India and Digital Health Mission goals.

The inaugural session featured key dignitaries including Dr. Jitendra Sharma (MD, AMTZ), Dr. Girdhar Gyani (Director General, AHPI), Mr. Rajiv Nath (MD, Hindustan Syringes), Ms. Veena Kohli (CEO, Vanguard Diagnostics), Mr. Himanshu Baid (MD, Poly Medicure), and Mr. Yogesh Mudras (MD, Informa Markets India).

Mr. Yogesh Mudras commented, “India is moving towards a projected $638 billion healthcare economy by 2030. The India Health Exhibition reflects this transformation—where innovation, industry, and policy converge. With the launch of the India HealthNext Awards and platforms like Global MedTech Connect, we are driving forward-looking discussions to inspire the next wave of excellence.”

One of the most groundbreaking announcements came from Dr. Jitendra Sharma, who unveiled plans to launch the world’s first Medical Technology University at AMTZ in Visakhapatnam. Offering degrees such as M.Tech, MBA, and Ph.D. in medical technology, the university will foster collaboration between industry, academia, and regulators to strengthen India’s position in global MedTech.

Key Highlights of India Health 2025:

• Over 300 brands across medical equipment, diagnostics, IT, and wellness solutions.
  

• Attendees include biomedical engineers, clinicians, hospital heads, regulators, and R&D professionals.
  

• Participation from countries including Italy, UAE, and Ethiopia.
  

• Focus on startups with a dedicated Startup Pavilion and B2B Matchmaking App.
  

• Launch of a white paper by Praxis Global Alliance on the rise of single-specialty hospitals in India.
  

Two parallel knowledge forums enriched the opening day:

• Global MedTech Connect (July 11–12) explored regulatory compliance, AI in MedTech, medical device cybersecurity, and sustainable manufacturing.
  

• Healthcare 360° (July 11–13) focused on integrating public health with digital innovation, procurement transparency, and hospital transformation.
  

Industry leaders from Fortis, Transasia, GE Healthcare, Apex Hospitals, and others led sessions on how India can become a global medical export hub while enhancing healthcare access locally.

The India HealthNext Awards were also held on opening day, honouring excellence and innovation across the healthcare value chain.

Backed by major industry bodies including AIMED, ADMI, AHPI, EPCMD, and MTAI, India Health 2025 cements its place as a flagship event advancing India’s MedTech and healthcare transformation journey.