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8 March 2021 |
Volume 12 Issue No:79 |
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Mam | Marketing
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Women's Day 2021: Brands inspire, bat for gender equality |
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Every year in the countdown March 8, brands go all out to woo the 'fairer sex', leaving no stone unturned. We are bombarded by a plethora of deals for retail therapy and tempting offers for some actual therapy at spas and salons to pamper women this one day of the year. |
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Mam | Marketing
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Guest column: Post Covid, food hygiene is the top priority for F&B brands |
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One of the most desirable consequences of Covid2019 has been the increased all-round consciousness for hygiene. And among several types of hygiene such as personal hygiene, environmental hygiene etc which impact our day-to-day lives, food hygiene has naturally emerged as a major issue for regulators, consumers and above all, food manufacturers and companies. |
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Mam | Marketing
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Central's new Insta-web series says #WomenWearItBetter |
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Women's Day is all about celebrating the true essence of being a woman. To capture the same, Central has released a campaign called #WomenWearItBetter this Women's Day.
Crafted by digital and influencer marketing agency NDMPL, the campaign consists of an immersive web series told through Instagram stories via a fresh Instagram account - Women Wear It Better. |
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More News From Indian Television |
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| NPCI & SBI Payments partner to launch RuPay SoftPoS |
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| National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has partnered with SBI Payments to announce the launch of RuPay SoftPoS for millions of Indian merchants. This innovative solution has the capability to transform NFC enabled smartphones into merchant point of sale (PoS) terminals for the retailers.......................................... Read More... |
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| Delhi HC stays PCI's order regarding ad in Hindustan newspaper |
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| The Delhi high court stayed a directive passed by the Press Council of India (PCI) to government departments, which had effectively stopped government advertisements in some editions of the Hindi daily, Hindustan.
The directions were passed by the court while hearing a plea filed by Hindustan Media Ventures Ltd, which had challenged the PCI's order, Live Law reported.................................... Read More... |
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