Dream11 launches ‘Guru Home’, aims to empower 50,000 creators by 2028

At the same time, it will give sports fans unprecedented access to verified experts thereby reinforcing user trust, safety, and transparency. (Image source: Dream11)

This feature not only provides content and insights to improve team formulation strategies but also offers Gurus a valuable platform to showcase their expertise and build a sustainable source of income.

Former Unilever exec Sandeep Tanwani takes over as Pidilite’s CMO

Sandeep Tanwani began his career with Reliance Industries before moving to Unilever, where he spent over two decades building Unilever's fabric solutions and skincare categories.

In his previous role as Vice President of Unilever Professional & Homecare Transformation, South Asia, Sandeep Tanwani was instrumental in developing a B2B business model for Unilever.

Deep Bajaj steps down as Sirona co-founder after Rs 450 crore acquisition by Good Glamm

"We have officially bought back Sirona! Maybe it’s serendipity, or maybe it’s unfinished business—but one thing is clear: we still have more to contribute to the feminine hygiene space. And this time, we return with the same passion, a bit more wisdom, and an even bigger vision to create a meaningful impact," Deep Bajaj shares. (Image source: LinkedIn)

Deep Bajaj reflects on Sirona’s journey of breaking taboos and creating India’s largest FemTech cash exit as Good Glamm takes the reins.

Indie ad agencies in trouble; call for a separate industry body to safeguard their interests

The proposed overhaul of these laws comes amid a surge in applications from non-governmental organizations, trade bodies, and private firms seeking permission to use terms like “India,” “Commission,” “Corporation,” and “Bureau” in their names.

Prathap Suthan, CCO at Bang In The Middle, calls for a collective voice to protect smaller agencies from exploitation and ensure fairness in the Indian advertising ecosystem.

BARC reports net profit of Rs 20 crore in FY 2024

BrandPulse report underscores the need for dynamic and engaging content that can quickly capture and hold audience attention.

The revenue of BARC fell marginally by 0.6 percent to Rs 319 crore in FY 24 from Rs 321 crore in FY 23

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