'Ad frauds are becoming more and more sophisticated, so are detection tools', says Anand Chakravarthy
Since its launch way back in 2000, Fortune has built itself a neat niche in the edible oils segment
The toothpaste brand from GSK Consumer ditches the old prescriptive advertising routine, as it looks to widen its appeal among young users
Here are the nuts and bolts of Paytm's latest bet to boost merchant retention and revenues
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Prabhakar Mundkur says the classical tools of advertising are irrefutable. When used properly they can create great campaigns
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Social commerce, community circles that help with everything from bargain hunts to waste management are among the major factors shaping consumer behaviour: Kantar
While the Kerala government has vehemently opposed CAA and NPR and has said that it will not collect data for these, people are anxious
The big worry ahead is how the fear of CAA and NRC will affect the mammoth exercise required for Census 2021
Renu Bahal Wadhwa and TCA Srinivasa Raghavan explore the gems of a time gone by in Kerala's breathtakingly beautiful hill retreat
McEnany and Bamford, slowed by bad periods, have earned their big moments
There's controversy brewing around Regium Chess, a new "chess-tech" company
Despite numerous scenes set in Mumbai's slums, the film doesn't stray anywhere near poverty porn
Sisters in Sweat is all about women building each other up, echo members of the community
It's an intriguing peek into the fantastic, energy-packed kingdom of comics teeming with finely etched, timeless characters
Hindi lyrics are no bar to the global appeal of LIFAFA's kind of electronica
The fable serves to illustrate how the founding guru of the Sikh faith questioned unexamined rituals
A clutch of designers from the Northeast is giving a contemporary twist to traditional wear from back home
The group's chief believes that reviving the handicraft and handloom sector could be a critical step in developing a more robust economy