This is for a period of two years, from April 1, 2026 till March 31, 2028.
Category: Brand Makers
Prasoon Joshi on WAVES: ‘A Powerful Signal from India to the World’
“As an artist and someone who works in the creative field, being here feels timely. This is the moment. It’s time to rise, time to act and to bring your life’s work into focus. This is the right time,” Prasoon Joshi declared at WAVES 2025.
‘Gaming is a new avenue for India’s economic strength,’ says Bansuri Swaraj at DLF 2025
Bansuri Swaraj said India needs more young political leaders to turn Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Viksit Bharat’ vision into reality by 2047
Trump plans 100% tariff on foreign films, expands trade wars to entertainment sector
This move, marking the first time the US has targeted the entertainment sector in its restrictive trade actions, is designed to boost domestic film production and support American-made movies.
‘The intent to connect with audiences remains constant’: Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos on India’s streaming revolution
At the World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit in Mumbai, Ted Sarandos and Saif Ali Khan discuss how streaming in transforming India’s cultural narrative, empowering creators, and redefining cinematic boundaries.
CXO Moves: Exec movements across Visa, Google, P&G Health Care and more
Executive moves in the world of brands and agencies.
Netflix CEO: $2 bn economic impact and 20,000 jobs created in India post Covid
At WAVES 2025,Ted Sarandos, Netflix, CEO, shared, “It’s amazing how diverse India is. We have produced 150 original films and series shot across 90 different cities in India.”
“We want to build with India, for India”: OpenAI’s Pragya Misra on AI’s expanding role in storytelling, business and innovation
India is OpenAI’s second-largest and fastest-growing market, says Pragya Misra, Public Policy and Partnerships Lead at OpenAI in India, as she outlines the company’s deep commitment to empowering Indian creators, MSMEs, and entrepreneurs through AI-driven tools and localised innovation.
Bookstrapping: Reading and its positive effects on mental health
In this week’s Bookstrapping, our reviewer Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta sums up that reading offers an avenue for emotional expression, self-reflection, and empathy. Not just that, it also provides an escape, a way to experience other worlds, and a means of finding solace in difficult times.
Delhi HC directs Baba Ramdev to refrain from using communal slurs in Rooh Afza controversy
The pharmaceutical and food company approached the court after Ramdev made controversial remarks in a promotional video on April 3, where he targeted Rooh Afza while endorsing Patanjali’s Gulab Sharbat.