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India’s first large-scale immersive art and science museum opens
MUMBAI: Zingverse, India’s first large-scale art-and-science museum, has opened its doors at Metro Junction Mall in Kalyan, promising visitors an adventure through light, space, and imagination. Spanning 25,000 square feet, this walk-through universe combines 25 attractions across art, architecture, technology, and design to create a truly interactive experience.
Visitors can explore three unique realms: Zingdom, Zinglow, and Zingfinity, each offering its own visual language and emotional journey. From bioluminescent fantasy landscapes and cosmic environments to geometric light tunnels and optical illusions, every corner encourages curiosity, shared discovery, and endless photo opportunities for all ages.
Developed to international standards but tailored for Indian audiences, Zingverse aims to make immersive, family-friendly entertainment accessible and inclusive. Operated by West Pioneer Properties (India) Private Limited, the museum positions itself as a premium destination, bringing world-class experiential storytelling to the heart of the city.
With its blend of wonder, design, and interactivity, Zingverse isn’t just a visit, it’s an invitation to step inside imagination itself.
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Q3 revenue jumps 139 percent as losses narrow sharply
Q3 sales nearly 2.4x higher as losses narrow sharply, but auditors serve a side of caution.
MUMBAI: While couples were swapping chocolates and roses, Wardwizard Foods and Beverages Limited was busy cooking up its own love story, this one in the boardroom. On 14 February 2026, the company announced its Q3 and nine-month results, and the top line was nothing short of delicious. Revenue from operations for the quarter ended 31 December 2025 jumped to Rs 11,664.72 lakh, a mouth-watering 139 per cent increase from Rs 4,875.71 lakh a year earlier. For the nine months, revenue surged to Rs 19,728.01 lakh from Rs 5,363.82 lakh almost 3.7 times higher.
The company’s big bite came from its newly prominent Food Commodities segment, which contributed Rs 10,608.28 lakh in the quarter alone. The older RTE, frozen, sauces & mayo business added Rs 966.38 lakh.
Losses, however, still left a slightly bitter aftertaste. The company reported a standalone net loss of Rs 60.24 lakh in Q3, a sharp improvement from Rs 371.65 lakh last year. For the nine months, the loss narrowed to Rs 167.80 lakh against Rs 1,436.38 lakh previously. Earnings per share stood at (Rs 0.02) for the quarter.
The auditors, Mahesh Udhwani & Associates, gave a qualified opinion, flagging outstanding advances of Rs 760 lakh and certain trade receivables where no provision or expected credit loss has been made. They also noted they could not verify interest expense of Rs 243.52 lakh on a Rs 2,857.46 lakh borrowing from Indian Credit Co-operative Society, and highlighted missing internal audit reports and unbooked interest on another loan.
In other housekeeping news, the board noted the resignation of company secretary and compliance officer Bhoomi K Talati.
The board meeting, held from 8:30 pm to 10:20 pm on Valentine’s Day itself, approved the unaudited results after the Audit Committee’s recommendation.
For a company that was once deep in the red, the massive revenue ramp-up signals a clear shift in flavour even if the final profitability dish is still simmering. Investors will be watching whether this Valentine’s treat turns into a lasting romance or remains a one-night revenue wonder.
