Will Women’s IPL be a moneyspinner like the Men’s IPL?

WIPL is now being looked at with a new lens by sporting pundits. Cricket is watched and played by millions of Indians. The Men's IPL made the game even more popular with audiences including millions of women.

Women’s IPL is a step in the right direction for gender equality and women’s empowerment: Rediffusion’s Red Lab report.

WinZO’s Saumya Singh Rathore: Gender gap is something you have to be mindful of at every level and in every conversation

Saumya Singh Rathore says, "We see close to 28 percent women representation in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education but when it comes to the STEM workforce, there’s only 14 percent women, which means that while 28 percent women study science, only 14 percent actually end up opting for these jobs."

The co-founder at WinZO Saumya Singh Rathore talks about the disparity between men and women at the leadership level in gaming companies in India.

Democratising post-production: The future of the creator economy

Of late there are a few cloud collaboration platforms that have greatly helped to minimize any communication gap. But it would still require regularly uploading and downloading footage, exports, draft versions and other assets. The 2022 Adobe conference itself showcased several innovations that are meant to limit the mundane struggles of creators. However, the foundations of the industry haven’t been strengthened in a long time. We’ve just been renovating the structures above. This is a generation for whom every hour is rush hour. They’re constantly innovating, coming up with new concepts and surprising the world. (Representational image by Alice Donovan Rouse via Unsplash)

For the current generation every hour is rush hour. Is the production industry innovating fast enough to keep pace with creators of today and tomorrow?

How brands made a splash with movie associations

Minister for Information and Broadcasting carrying forward the vision of the PM, also recognised the Indian Cinema being a significant contributor to India's soft power, promoting Indian culture, society, and values globally.

Last year saw a record number of brands partnering with movies; FMCG, tech, and consumer durables led the way.

Levi Strauss’ Amisha Jain on Indian market trends, Lollapalooza and Deepika Padukone

Levi Strauss’ Amisha Jain, says "India is a key market for the brand and Asia as a whole continues to be a high-growth market for Levi’s. It’s a market in which the digital and innovation space continues to grow exponentially."

Amisha Jain, senior VP and MD of SAMEA, Levi Strauss & Co., says the brand will continue to drive conversations around women.

V S Mani’s GD Prasad on being a former ad man, Shark Tank, personal branding

V S Mani's founder GD Prasad, says, "Our ambition is sort of to become the Halidram’s of South India. We want to be the destination for South Indian food. Today, consumers want to experience a brand’s promise. We have got into the business of representing our food culture and want to take it far and wide. In this process, we are debunking a lot of existing prejudices." Pictured (L to R): Yashas Alur, GD Prasad, and Rahul Bajaj.

V S Mani’s founder GD Prasad talks about the coffee category’s need gap, the appearance on Shark Tank, and the power of personal branding.

Air India Republic Day Film: Desh Ka Naam, #HarAasmaan

Air India’s entire narrative is woven around the theme of Patriotism and is aesthetically brought out through crisp editing and subtle symbolism. (Images: Stills from the film)

Air India’s new film for Republic Day spotlights the dedicated effort of successive generations which have been charting the flight path of progress for an emerging nation.