Author: Yukta Raj

Influencers’ fact-based criticism of brands is not defamation: Delhi High Court

Justice Bansal’s verdict emphasizes that influencers, often seen as trendsetters, also serve as vital watchdogs for consumers, ensuring accountability among brands.

In a significant move, the court affirmed that influencers can display brand names in their critiques without fear of trademark infringement claims.

Deepinder Goyal defends Zomato amid whistleblower allegations; calls it “Utter Nonsense”

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal publicly dismissed the allegations, calling them “utter nonsense” and reaffirming the company’s strong market position.

A viral Reddit post, allegedly from a current Zomato employee, accused the food delivery giant of internal dysfunction — citing declining market share, a toxic atmosphere and a leadership team chasing short-term wins at the expense of sustainable growth.

Storyboard18 ‘Delhi Literature Festival’ to kick off on May 2 at Bikaner House

Several key sessions intersecting policy, politics and literature will add political and intellectual gravitas to the festival.

The 2025 Storyboard18 Delhi Literature Festival will host some of India’s finest minds and bestselling authors, including Amb. Abhay K, Dr. Aishwarya Pandit, Arun Anand, Lakshmi Murdeshwar Puri (former diplomat), Ravi Shankar Etteth, Mukul Kumar, Pavan K. Varma, Taslima Nasrin etc

After AKQA exit, Ajaz Ahmed bets on a new vision with Studio.One

Ahmed's new venture comes amid industry-wide questions about whether traditional agency networks can keep up with rapidly changing client demands.

The move comes just six months after Ahmed’s high-profile resignation from AKQA in October 2024, a departure that was followed by several other senior exits.

Andaz Apna Apna returns to theatres as re-releases prove big business for bollywood

The cult classic, starring Salman Khan and Aamir Khan, is back in theatres from April 25, to charm a new generation while delighting long-time fans.

It kicked off with Amitabh Bachchan’s retrospective screenings during National Cinema Day in 2021, when ticket prices were slashed to Rs 75. Since then, over 100 titles, from Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara to The Jungle Book, have been brought back to theatres.