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Bhavnish Lathia appointed as Chief Technology Officer at Kotak Mahindra Bank

Bhavnish's appointment is part of Kotak's strategic efforts to strengthen its leadership team and drive growth through innovation.

Bhavnish’s appointment is part of Kotak’s strategic efforts to strengthen its leadership team and drive growth through innovation.

CXO Moves: Exec movements across Bajaj Auto, McCann Worldgroup, Raymond Limited, Google, Flipkart and more

Keep up with all the key people movements in the brand marketing ecosystem in Storyboard18’s CXO Moves. A round-up of the executives who are in, out, and in-between.(Representational image via Unsplash)

Executive moves in the world of brands and agencies.

Parliamentary panel proposes unified media council to regulate digital, print, and broadcast content

The committee also suggested merging MIB, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), and the Department of Telecommunications to address regulatory challenges arising from technological convergence.

CCI raids: Did Dentsu blow the whistle on India’s alleged media cartel?

Multiple insiders claim that the pressure came from Tokyo, nudging Dentsu’s Indian operations into a confrontation with its peers.

IPL 2025: Irfan Pathan dropped from commentary team over alleged bias

Pathan was excluded following complaints from several Indian cricketers who believe his critical remarks about them are personally motivated.

One player reportedly even blocked Pathan’s number on his phone, upset over comments Pathan made about him during the Australia series.

World Water Day: How brands are quenching India’s thirst for packaged water

Bottled water consumption will increase from approximately 350 billion litres in 2021 to 460 billion litres by 2030. (Image source: Unsplash)

Counterfeiting and quality control remain significant challenges in the drinking water industry, with fake products dominating in Tier-II and Tier-III cities.

Bookstrapping: Trillions by Robin Wigglesworth

In Trillions, Robin Wigglesworth explains why the indexing revolution has saved investors, billions of dollars in fees and has shaken up the investment industry. It has also created a more democratized landscape - allowing small investors access to diversified portfolios previously available to institutional investors only, reviews Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta. (Image Source: Amazon)

Robin Wigglesworth’s book traces the development of the idea that hedge funds and investors can never do better than an index fund in the long run., highlights Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta in her review.

Month: March 2025

Bhavnish Lathia appointed as Chief Technology Officer at Kotak Mahindra Bank

CXO Moves: Exec movements across Bajaj Auto, McCann Worldgroup, Raymond Limited, Google, Flipkart and more

CCI raids: Did Dentsu blow the whistle on India’s alleged media cartel?

IPL 2025: Irfan Pathan dropped from commentary team over alleged bias

World Water Day: How brands are quenching India’s thirst for packaged water

Bookstrapping: Trillions by Robin Wigglesworth

Supreme Court restores petition seeking ban on opinion trading apps

CCI must align with market realities | Leniency program exposes collusion | Rise of influencer cartels

Shipments of ‘Made in India’ smartphones grew 6% YoY in 2024