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Limit high-fat dairy foods in the diet to ward off fatty liver disease risk: Study




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Scientists find another clue to uncover secrets of ageing




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Want to age well? A good night's sleep may be the key: Study




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IIT Ropar's new portable knee rehab device to revolutionise post-surgical therapy




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The many shades of aspiration — from the utilitarian to the romantic

A new book by Rama Bijapurkar provides fascinating insights into India’s consumption story




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The mall makeover: Driving footfalls through promotions, pop ups and fests

Consumption is back but what consumers are spending on is changing with entertainment and experiences becoming big




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Mind mapping the new Indian consumer

BrandXcel’s research reveals changing Indian consumer trends, from pride in Indian products to premiumisation and individualistic decision-making




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On the campaign trail

Brands typically march into March with women’s day campaigns and we have already seen a few get off to an early start on the theme of “inspiring inclusion”




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Marketing Mantras | Never Follow the Leader, Try and Disrupt the Market: Rajeev Juneja




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The national creators awards: Padma 2.0!

The award show underlined the power of regional digital content creators in shaping new, transparent narratives and inspiring millions




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Unveiling Arcadia: The roll of bespoke luxury

Rolls-Royce unveils Arcadia, the third custom-made ‘Coachbuild Droptail’ in the world




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N for Nightie: Whispers under the Aala Maram

An ethnic costume drama starring Madame Nightie, the Sweet Heroine




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The magic formula of celeb-owned brands

Bollywood’s entrepreneurial leap is seeing stars use their fame and influence to co-create winning brands 




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On the Campaign Trail

It’s IPL season and the volume of ads has gone up. It also means CRED is back with its signature disruptive ads. It’s also poll season and there is fair buzz around political ads.




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P is for Pressure cooker: The quintessential icon of the great Indian kitchen

The appliance holds prime place in every middle class Indian kitchen as the housewife’s trusted, go-to, kitchen device




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In its 125th year, McDowell’s joins the single malt party with a wine-forward batch

Last week, when the world’s largest selling whisky brand, McDowell’s, launched a single malt, the colour purple — in all its hues — dominated the room. An apt colour to denote that the origin of the Batch Indian Single Malt was from a distillery in the wine capital Nashik




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On the campaign trail.

The start of the financial year has seen brands get off to a great start with several good campaigns flooding the screens. Some of these, like Ariel, are annual iterations — a nice touch, for it shows continuity of thought and messaging.




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How the blended model is working for DDB Tribal

The Gurgaon-based integrated arm of DDB Mudra has grown thanks to focussing on the full funnel in a customer journey




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Goafest is back — with a new theme and location!

Goafest, the premier event of the advertising and marketing community is back — but this time in Mumbai.




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R is for remote: The clash for control in the middle-class melodrama

The remote is one of the most symbolic objects for today’s generation of armchair activists, epitomising our yearning for change while exerting minimal physical effort to attain it.




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On the campaign trail.

The advent of summer has seen brands at their light-hearted best. Quirky scenarios and humorous dialogues are being used to deliver summer laughs and the brand message.