‘Ready-to-mix body wash failed for us’, says GCPL’s MD and CEO Sudhir Sitapati

From Left to Right – Mr. Sudhir Sitapati, MD & CEO, Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. (GCPL), Dr. Radhakishan Pawar, Joint Director, VBD, Public Health Department, Maharashtra, Dr. Samir Dalwai, Developmental Pediatrician and Treasurer of Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) at the unveiling of the new Goodknight Flash with new molecule (Renofluthrin)

Sudhir Sitapati, MD and CEO of Godrej Consumer Products Limited on readiness of categories, a new Goodknight product launch, media spends and growth in rural markets.

Q1FY25: Network18’s TV news revenue jumps 14%, Digital news business records 34% growth

The Digital news business of Network18 recorded a massive growth of 34% in Q1FY25. It registered a total revenue of Rs 109 crore as compared to Rs 81 crore for the same quarter in FY24.

The network’s national, business and regional TV news channels delivered a solid performance, registering 30% advertising growth during the quarter.

DViO secures marketing mandate for Attero

The strategy by DViO will also focus on scaling its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and ITAD services, creating demand for green metal, e-waste acquisition from both corporate entities and end consumers, and promoting lithium-ion battery recycling and the demand for Attero's recycled materials.

As part of the mandate, DViO will develop and execute a comprehensive digital growth strategy for Attero- the electronic waste and battery recycling company.

World Youth Skills Day: Mondelez India commences youth skilling program in collaboration with NSDC

The candidates will be trained in sectors such as management, hospitality & tourism, retail, IT-ITeS, and logistics, that have been identified based on job assessments and skill related demands from local industries and job markets. (Image source: CNBC-TV18)

This endeavour builds upon the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between Mondelez India and NSDC in November 2023, aimed at empowering 660 young people across Pune and Bhind.

Google, Tata Motors, Amazon, Jio and Apple are the most inclusive brands in India: Kantar

A staggering 68% Indians claim to have been discriminated against, and in majority of cases in commercial places and brand touchpoints, which is substantially higher than the global figure which stands at 46%.

Despite progress made by some brands, the Brand Inclusion Index 2024 by Kantar reveals a significant inclusion gap that businesses must address. It identified that brands who fail to address discrimination, risk alienating a significant portion of their customer base.