Delhivery appoints Vani Venkatesh as Chief Business Officer

Vani will lead Delhivery’s key business units including the core transportation businesses

Vani Venkatesh has previously served Airtel in various management roles including CEO for Global Business, CEO for Delhi NCR Region, Chief Marketing Officer & CEO for their Retail Business.

Quest Retail appoints Rahul Shanker as Group CEO, Shriti Malhotra as Executive Chairperson

Quest Retail has elevated Shriti Malhotra to the role of Executive Chairperson and has appointed Rahul Shanker as Group CEO

Rahul Shanker will take charge of Quest Retail group company operations which includes The Body Shop, Kiehl’s, Avon, Kylie Cosmetics, Anastasia Beverly Hills, Max Factor, Boddess, The Honest Tree, alongside other brands in the Quest Retail portfolio.

AAAI Waves 2025 contest calls on creatives to promote khadi with innovative campaigns

The Khadi challenge, with its focus on promoting sustainable fashion, adds another layer of importance to this year's initiative.

This competition is part of the broader World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES) 2025, an annual platform designed to foster discussions, collaborations, and innovation within the Media & Entertainment (M&E) industry.

CDAC-Noida and LEGO India join forces to boost India’s electronic toy industry

LEGO India is joining hands with CDAC Noida supported by CPL to provide mentorship to 1-2 students per batch on their toy prototypes. (Representative image by Yulia Matvienko via Unsplash)

The project is a tailored made initiative of R&D group of the Ministry to foster the growth of the Indian electronic toys industry by developing prototype.

69% of India’s top 100 digital influencers fail to meet advertising guidelines: ASCI

Live music and concerts are becoming more popular, with a 43% increase in searches for events like Coldplay, Taylor Swift, Vijay Antony, and Diljit Dosanjh concerts. (Image Source: Zoozoothemes)

Fashion & Lifestyle with 27.5%, Telecom Products with 21.7% and Personal Care with 13% are the sectors which emerged as the top three violators and accounted for 62% of the violations.