Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 5 :  Stratum Real Estate Advisory is proud to partner with Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate (SPRE) to lead the sales and marketing mandate for BKC 9, its premium residential project in Bandra East.

Strategically positioned in the micro-market of Kherwadi and adjacent to the city’s prime business hub, BKC, BKC 9 is a thoughtfully designed project that reflects SPRE’s legacy of quality, innovation, and excellence. Recognising the project’s immense potential and growing market momentum, SPRE brought Stratum on board to further accelerate customer engagement and sales traction.

To unlock the project’s full potential, Stratum crafted a customised go-to-market strategy, driven by an in-depth understanding of buyer behaviour and the evolving needs of today’s homebuyers. Through targeted outreach, strategic positioning, and category-defining sales interventions, the project has already garnered robust interest and is witnessing strong demand.

“This partnership is a validation of what we stand for—being outcome-focused, insight-led, and fiercely execution-driven,” said a spokesperson from Stratum Real Estate Advisory. “BKC 9 is a high-potential project, and we’re excited to help it get the market response it truly deserves.”

With its proximity to BKC, solid infrastructure growth, and rising demand for quality residential offerings in the area, BKC 9 is well-positioned for success, driven by Stratum’s fresh energy and SPRE’s legacy of excellence.

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Cyberin: From Local Startup to Global Web Hosting Powerhouse

New Delhi [India], June 23:  Hey, have you ever stumbled upon a company that started out like a neighborhood lemonade stand and now runs the global lemonade empire? Well, that’s Cyberin for you. Founded back in 2012, right around the time I was figuring out how to untangle my headphones. Cyberin kicked off as a bold Delhi-based startup aiming to make web hosting and domain services as easy as pie. Fast forward 13 years, and they’re flexing seven self-managed data centers across India, the US (Seattle, Dallas, Atlanta, New Jersey), the UK, and Germany. That’s no small feat, kind of like going from playing cricket in your backyard to hosting the IPL! They’ve empowered over 26,000 community members and startups worldwide. Talk about putting India on the global digital map!

How Cyberin Became a Developer’s Best Friend

What really caught my eye about Cyberin is their developer-first attitude. It’s like they’ve built a clubhouse where developers feel right at home. Imagine high-speed SSD storage paired with LiteSpeed and NGINX tech—basically the Ferrari and Lamborghini of web hosting engines. And they didn’t stop there, their proprietary cPanel tweaks include one-click Softaculous installs and LiteSpeed caching that make managing websites less like rocket science and more like assembling IKEA furniture (well, almost).

Prices? They start at a cool INR 149/month. No sneaky fees hiding in the bushes, plus domain inclusions and a 30-day trial with a money-back guarantee. I mean, finding affordable hosting that doesn’t nickel-and-dime you feels rarer than a traffic-free Delhi morning.

The cherry on top? Their support. Toll-free calls, live chats, ticket systems, and even callbacks that respond in under 60 minutes—even if you’re running a tiny blog about your cat’s latest antics.

Real People, Real Praise

Cyberin doesn’t just talk the talk—they’ve got the reviews to back it up. Independent ratings clock in at a solid 4.3/5 for uptime, speed, and support. Customers rave about reliability and cost-effectiveness—phrases like “most reliable company I’ve come across” pop up more often than Bollywood song remixes on social media.

And if you’ve ever tried migrating a website (hint: it can be a nightmare), you’ll appreciate their hands-on approach. Their team swoops in like digital paramedics, making sure your site moves smoothly without losing a single pixel or visitor.

The People Behind the Magic

Peek behind the curtain, and you’ll find a happy bunch of employees. Cyberin scores 4.4/5 on AmbitionBox, with top marks for culture, job security, and benefits—more smiles per square inch than your average office cubicle. Glassdoor reviews mention a “friendly and inclusive management” and a fast-paced environment that’s perfect for those early in their careers (or anyone who hates boredom).

From Local Hero to Global Player

Cyberin’s journey reminds me of those inspiring stories where someone starts small—serving local businesses and blogs—and then suddenly finds themselves supporting customers across Asia, Europe, and North America. Over 26,000 users later, they’ve transformed from a homegrown host into a global powerhouse.

Why You Should Care

Cyberin’s story isn’t just about hosting websites—it’s about sticking to your guns with solid tech, fair pricing, and real people who care. In a world where many companies chase hype like Black Friday sales, Cyberin chooses value over flashiness. Plus, their community-first vibe means users aren’t just customers—they’re part of the family.

Looking Ahead: What’s Next?

With digital demands exploding post-pandemic (seriously, every business wants an app or website yesterday), Cyberin is gearing up to expand data centers, beef up cybersecurity offerings, and roll out even slicker developer tools. Their growth is perfectly aligned with the evolution of the internet itself, offering not just hosting but a comprehensive digital ecosystem ready to fuel innovation.

Final Thoughts

From its scrappy Delhi startup days to becoming a global player, Cyberin proves that with grit, smarts, and a genuine focus on customers and culture, even small companies can punch way above their weight. They’re not just into cPanel web hosting, they’re powering dreams, boosting startups, and securing digital futures worldwide.

If you ever find yourself stressing over where to host your next big project, consider Cyberin the underdog who turned into a champ without losing its heart. And hey, if they can do it while, so can you!

New Delhi [India], June 23 : Soch: A Perception, the latest feature film by Indo-German director Ravi Gautam, has been selected as the closing film for the upcoming Indian Film Festival Stuttgart, Europe’s largest festival dedicated to Indian cinema. The festival, known for its socially conscious programming and cultural bridge-building, will take place next month in the German city.

Produced by Jennifer Pengel and Rahul Sharma, Soch is a thought-provoking exploration of gender bias and societal double standards in modern India. The film follows Officer Priyanka Negi, portrayed by acclaimed actress Anjali Patil, as she investigates a village disappearance while grappling with deeply entrenched patriarchal norms. Patil’s performance was recently nominated for Best Actress at the India International Film Festival of Boston.

Soch has already been screened at major international festivals including IIFFB, the Chicago South Asian Film Festival, the Jagran Film Festival, and the 22nd Chennai International Film Festival. Its selection in Stuttgart reflects its growing global resonance.

“Cinema can’t always offer answers—but it can start conversations,” says Gautam. “With Soch, I wanted to highlight the silent codes we grow up with, especially those that define women’s freedom and men’s judgment.”

The Stuttgart Indian Film Festival has built a reputation over two decades for championing bold, socially relevant films. Many acclaimed Indian filmmakers and actors have found early international recognition on its platform. The festival also serves as a key venue for cross-cultural exchange between India and Germany, particularly through its ties with Mumbai, Stuttgart’s sister city.

Soch is produced by Webfilmland Production, a film company based in Garbsen near Hanover, which also supports creative development, workshops, and socially conscious storytelling. The company has recently completed another project by Gautam, A Million Yard Stare, a poetic, emotionally charged film about Ukrainian refugee children coping with the trauma of war.

“A child’s trauma isn’t always loud—it lives in the eyes,” says Gautam. “A Million Yard Stare is my attempt to honor that silence.”

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Watch the trailer for Soch: A Perception:

https://youtu.be/NqTKchqbW6I?si=Y_JNuU8k7O-AM7jL