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Send us Fan Mail Eighty-two per cent of urban Indians say they experience stress. One per cent describe their health as poor. Sapna Desai, Chief Marketing Officer of ManipalCigna Health Insurance, calls the gap between those two numbers a stress paradox — and in this episode of MediaCast she explains why a country normalising the thing that is wearing it down is a problem for marketers, not only for doctors. Host Pavan R Chawla, Founder-Editor of MediaBrief.com, takes her through the ManipalCigna India Health Quotient, a YouGov study across 2,600 respondents in 16 cities that measured physical, mental, social, workplace and financial health together. Among its findings: the youngest cohort, aged 25 to 34, scored lowest of all age groups; the financial dimension scored lowest of all dimensions; and two in five people said the pursuit of money is damaging their health. Sapna has spent over two decades building service brands in high-trust categories, across advertising, financial services and telecom. She explains what a standalone health insurer does and how it differs from a general insurer, why she believes a service brand is built at the moment of vulnerability rather than in the advertising, and how research findings become campaigns — including work with Manoj Bajpayee on the true value of health, and regional voices such as Baichung Bhutia in the northeast. IN THIS EPISODE • Four leadership principles, beginning with the idea that expertise has an expiry date • What a standalone health insurer does, and how it differs from a general insurer • ManipalCigna today: around 21 million lives covered, 125 branches, a 96% claim settlement rate • Why a service brand is built at the moment of vulnerability • A ₹1.5 lakh crore industry heading for ₹3 lakh crore by 2030, and the pull of tier 3 and tier 4 markets • The ManipalCigna India Health Quotient, and what it set out to measure • The stress paradox, the 25-34 cohort, and the six-point well-being gap between the insured and the uninsured • The health debt trap • Marketing a category people actively avoid • A practical checklist for the first-time health insurance buyer and more. India might look healthy on the outside, but it's really struggling on the inside: Sapna Desai Listen to, watch, or read the episode post with the complete transcript, on MediaBrief: https://mediabrief.com/manipalcigna-cmo-sapna-desai-on-mediacast/ Complete list of Mediacast and other podcasts on Mediabrief is at https://mediabrief.com We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of MediaCast, Pavan R Chawla speaks with Gaurav Nijhawan, Marketing Head at MMTC-PAMP India, one of India’s most trusted names in precious metals and the country’s only LBMA-accredited gold and silver refinery. This is a conversation about gold and silver, yes. But more importantly, it is about trust, verification, cultural relevance, category modernisation, and how a legacy asset is being reimagined for a new generation of Indian consumers and investors. Gaurav discusses MMTC-PAMP’s Swiss-Indian foundation, its evolution in India, the importance of purity and certification, and how gold and silver are being positioned today as traditional assets, lifestyle choices, gifting options, collectibles and digital-first products. The conversation also explores fintech learning, quick commerce, digital gold, customer education, cultural storytelling, brand campaigns and what it takes to make a deeply traditional category feel contemporary without weakening its core credibility. Listen to this episode for thoughtful perspectives on precious metals, modern trust, digital adoption, consumer confidence, and how MMTC-PAMP is making gold and silver more accessible, verifiable and meaningful for new India. Guest: Gaurav Nijhawan, Marketing Head, MMTC-PAMP Host: Pavan R Chawla, Founder-Editor, MediaBrief.com We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail Nidhi Rastogi of Uniqlo India joins Pavan R Chawla on Mediacast to discuss LifeWear, customer trust, India growth, local relevance and long-term brand-building. In Episode 27 of MediaCast, my effervescent guest is Nidhi Rastogi, Head of Marketing at Uniqlo India, and we shot the episode (video on YouTube) at the brand’s flagship store at the Palladium Mall in Mumbai, India. The episode explores one of the biggest questions facing global brands in India: how to stay true to a global brand system while responding meaningfully to local consumer behaviour. Nidhi shares perspectives on Uniqlo India’s growth journey, the meaning of LifeWear, customer trust, local relevance, long-term brand-building, and the strategic fit of cricket icon Jasprit Bumrah as brand ambassador. A useful listen for marketers, retail professionals, brand builders and business leaders. We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail This, the 26th  episode of Mediacast focuses on the critical intersection of trust, transparency, and reputation in the Indian healthcare sector, through a conversation between Ajey Maharaj, Head of Corporate Communications and PR at Fortis Healthcare Ltd, and Pavan R Chawla, show host and Founder-Editor of Mediabrief.com. Ajey Maharaj explores how rising patient awareness and the integration of AI are reshaping decision-making, while explaining why the foundational 'Patient First' philosophy is essential for sustaining long-term credibility in a high-stakes industry. He details the strategic evolution of reputation management, noting that the traditional 24-hour news cycle has been replaced by a 30-minute digital window. In this environment, Ajey highlights why absolute transparency and ethical communication are the only effective tools for safeguarding a brand. By leveraging clinical excellence and evidence-based data—published on international platforms like ICHOM—Ajey Maharaj demonstrates how Fortis builds trust across its 33-hospital network and a diverse international patient base. The conversation also delves into the human side of healthcare, where Ajey explains that despite technological advancements, the physical reassurance of a doctor often accounts for 50% of the healing process. He also answers a question about the evolving role of PR partners at the client-C-suite table, arguing that they must move beyond being vendors to become a strategic, extended arm of the management team. This involves providing proactive counsel on government relations, policy shifts, and meaningful storytelling. Ajey Maharaj further reflects on the impact of purpose-driven awareness campaigns, such as the 'DIY' breast cancer initiative with the Indian judiciary and national 'Basic Life Skills' training for first responders. These initiatives illustrate his belief that healthcare communications should empower the public while reinforcing the brand's commitment to community welfare. Finally, Ajey defines the ultimate ROI of trust: the moment a patient can depend entirely on their provider, leading to the referrals and reputation that sustain an enterprise. We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail How does a legacy hospitality brand from India stay relevant while guarding a century of trust? This episode of  MediaCast from MediaBrief.com features Dr. Anmol Ahluwalia, Area Director – Operations and General Manager, Taj Mahal, New Delhi, in conversation with show host and Mediabrief founder-editor Pavan R Chawla.  Dr. Anmol decodes the unique philosophy of 'Taj-ness'—the unique blend of historical legacy and modern global standards that continues to help create and evolve modern hospitality and luxury.  Here's a masterclass in hospitality leadership, brand stewardship, and luxury hotel management. We explore how Taj Hotels continues to define modern Indian hospitality through the lens of IHCL’s Paathya framework, ensuring that a legacy established in 1903 remains the gold standard for the modern global traveler. From the strategic positioning of the SeleQtions portfolio to the enduring allure of culinary icons like Machan, House of Ming, and Varq, we speak of the architecture of trust, crisis leadership during national disruptions and the pandemic, and why integrity and a 'people-first' approach are the ultimate drivers of brand equity. The heart of this episode lies in the TAJ Philosophy, and Dr. Anmol breaks down the TAJ acronym of  Trust, Awareness, and Joy and explains it is a North Star for both employees and the millions of guests who have wlked through their doors. Key Topics Discussed: The Architecture of Taj-ness: Moving beyond tactical service to create an emotional connection that defines the brand's core identity.Legacy vs. Relevance: How historic hospitality institutions like the Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi, balance their storied past with the high-tech, high-touch expectations of today’s luxury traveler.Inclusive Luxury & 'Abilism': A deep dive into Paathya, IHCL’s ESG framework. Dr. Anmol explains the shift from 'disability' to 'ability', highlighting initiatives like sign-language inductions, Braille manuals, and the Blind Bake Cafe.Sustainable Hospitality: How IHCL integrates responsible operations—from EV mobility to 'Green Meetings'—directly into the guest experience without compromising on luxury.Crisis Leadership & Trust, and much more.  We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail In this, the 24th episode of Mediacast, host Pavan R Chawla -- also Founder-Editor of Mediabrief.com. -- speaks with Gaurav Sharma, Chief Marketing Officer of Campus Activewear Ltd, one of India’s largest sports and athleisure footwear brands. An accomplished and respected young marketing veteran, Gaurav shares sharp insights into how India’s activewear and street casual ecosystem is evolving—driven by youth aspiration, cultural confidence, and a fast-maturing consumer who is moving from a replacement-buying mindset to a repertoire mindset. The conversation explores how Campus, as a proud Brand from Bharat, stays deeply relevant through world-class quality, trend-led design, sharp storytelling, always-on engagement, and Bharat-led pricing that enables meaningful accessibility at scale. Gaurav also reflects on trust, reputation, leadership learning, authenticity, the evolving role of creators, and what truly matters to young India today—not just as consumers, but as people. This episode blends brand thinking, cultural understanding, consumer insight, and business clarity—grounded in real India, real consumers, and responsible brand leadership. Listen to this chat with Gaurav Sharma, Chief Marketing Officer, Campus Activewear Ltd, for rich, thought-provoking perspectives on youth culture, modern marketing, cultural resonance, trust, brand purpose, and what it truly takes to build an Indian brand that millions relate to. Campus. Solid. Category-inspiring. Mediacast is a podcast series by Mediabrief.com, featuring conversations with leaders shaping media, marketing, brands, and business in India. 🎧 Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and all major podcast platforms.  We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail This episode of  the MEDIACAST Podcast from Mediabrief.com features Dr Ashish Kaul, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer of Folklore Entertainment India. Ashish is a strategic thinker, brand engineer and a respected author and communications professional, and is in conversation with Pavan R Chawla, Founder-Editor of Mediabrief.com. Ashish explores the urgent need for brands to rise above the sameness in the marketplace. He argues that brands cannot be treated like instant noodles and warns that in today’s hyper-competitive environment, mediocrity is being normalized. Too many companies are rushing to market, hoping to get lucky instead of investing the time and imagination needed to create originality. He discusses the use of tools like Canva and AI generators, which were meant to democratize creativity but are often used as shortcuts. This, he warns, accelerates monotony and strips brands of originality unless leaders bring real thought and intent.  Ashish also examines mimicry in branding. From fintech apps that look alike to quick-service restaurants using near-identical colors, he explains why imitation may help brands gain quick recognition but can hollow out credibility. He asks whether mimicry in fast food chains, such as copying the look of global chicken QSR giants, reflects smart positioning or lazy branding. On Performance marketing, Ashish reflects on CEOs who lean heavily on it and questions whether some are mistaking tactical wins for the deeper outcomes that strategic brand leadership delivers. He urges companies to see performance marketing not as a replacement but part of a broader vision. Most importantly, Ashish highlights the originality available to Indian businesses if they embrace cultural strengths. He notes that many brands shy away from Indian design traditions and typography due to an inferiority complex, choosing instead to imitate global palettes. By rediscovering Indianness and anchoring identities in storytelling traditions, he believes brands can achieve authenticity and differentiation. Ashish challenges shortcuts and quick fixes, urging a return to originality, cultural authenticity, and patience in building brands that matter. Available now on Mediabrief.com, YouTube, and top global and Indian podcast platforms. We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail Delighted to share that this MediaCast episode features an insightful conversation with Dr. Nishanth Dongari, Founder and Managing Director of PURE EV, pioneering sustainable electric mobility with innovations in battery technology and electric vehicles in India. He is in conversation with Pavan R Chawla, Founder-Editor of Mediabrief.com. Dr Dongari shares his journey in the EV sector and commitment to sustainability-driven innovation and explores how PURE EV is reshaping the Indian EV landscape by focusing on reliability, mileage, and consumer trust. An IIT Bombay alumnus, Dr Dongari reflects on his early career in defence projects and how those experiences shaped his belief in purposeful engineering. This vision led to founding PURE EV in 2018, with a mission to make electric mobility viable for India's transportation needs. This episode covers: The genesis of PURE EV - Dr. Dongari discusses how he and co-founder Rohit built a brand rooted in sustainability and technological advancement. Post-Pandemic growth - How the company navigated uncertainties and scaled operations amid increasing interest in electric mobility. Branding and consumer trust - The company's approach emphasizing durability, real-world mileage, and after-sales support. Operational capacity - An inside look at the manufacturing facility in Telangana, current models, and expansion plans. Challenges in India's EV sector - Issues like after-sales service, financing options, and the support framework needed. Sustainability vision - Dr. Dongari's personal motivation for clean mobility solutions and their environmental impact. So here’s an in-depth in-depth look at India’s evolving EV market, highlighting PURE EV’s role in bridging the gap between electric mobility, renewable energy, and sustainability, and all that it is doing to help spread the good word and experience in 2-wheeler electric vehicle driving and ownership. That has been possible due to  Dr. Dongari’s  commitment to transparency, trust, and customer engagement. With that powertrain embedded in PURE EV's DNA,  Dr Dongari and  his team are reinforcing PURE EV’s reputation as a game-changer in India’s electric two-wheeler industry. Tune in to benefit from the passion, insights and commitment of Dr Nishanth Dongari, Founder and MD – PURE EV, which is helping India steer toward a greener future. We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Mediacast, K Sudarshan, Chairman and Managing Director of EMA Partners India Ltd, discusses a significant milestone: the first-ever IPO by an executive search firm in India. The IPO opens for public subscription today, January 17, 2025, marking a notable moment in the executive search sector’s evolution in India. Sudarshan is in conversation with MediaBrief.com Founder-Editor Pavan R Chawla. Sudarshan shares details about the IPO’s structure, the capital it aims to raise, and plans to reinvest proceeds to strengthen EMA Partners’ leadership team and technology infrastructure. The firm’s strategic focus includes leveraging AI-driven solutions to enhance recruitment processes and operational effectiveness. Sudarshan also offers insights into leadership hiring trends, demand for C-suite executives, and EMA’s distinctive approach to fostering long-term relationships. Reflecting on the firm’s position in the competitive executive search landscape, he underscores their commitment to collaboration and innovation. This episode provides a factual overview of EMA Partners India Ltd’s business goals, the Indian capital market’s dynamics, and Sudarshan’s entrepreneurial journey. Disclaimer: This episode is for informational purposes only and is not financial or investment advice. Please consult a qualified financial expert before making investment decisions. We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail In this Mediacast episode, Kimi Guglani, Director of Marketing for India and SAARC at Trend Micro, is in conversation with show host Pavan R Chawla, and shares invaluable insights on marketing in cybersecurity. She emphasizes adaptability, customer insights, and leveraging next-gen technologies like AI and data analytics for impactful, data-driven strategies. Kimi discusses her career journey from Panipat to marketing leadership roles across Dassault Systems, Winmagic, and now nearly six years with Trend Micro. She highlights the company’s 30+ years of global cybersecurity expertise, tailored solutions for industries like banking, healthcare, and government, and its dynamic campaigns like the Risk to Resilience World Tour and Hashtag Trending Tuesdays. Key takeaways include: Cybersecurity Solutions: Trend Micro’s approach to addressing threats like ransomware and malware through innovation and research.Customer Engagement: Personalizing marketing to align with buyer journeys across sectors.Reputation Management: Transparent communication, thought leadership, and employee-driven brand advocacy.Internal Culture: Empowering employees as brand ambassadors to enhance credibility.Join us as Kimi explains how Trend Micro remains a leader in the ever-evolving digital landscape, offering practical advice on marketing, innovation, and relationship-building for sustained success in cybersecurity. We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail This episode of our Mediacast podcast series features Baskar Subramanian , a distinguished Indian media visionary and co-founder and CEO of Amagi, the leading media technology company that is redefining content distribution and monetization. In conversation with Pavan R Chawla , Baskar discusses Amagi's role in transforming the media landscape through connected television (CTV) and free ad-supported streaming services (FAST), enabling efficient audience engagement. Baskar  discusses Amagi’s innovative solutions, such as the Zero Slate model, which optimizes ad placements by reducing repetition. He emphasizes the growing connected television (CTV) market in India and the use of data analytics to drive targeted campaigns.  Baskar also reflects on his entrepreneurial journey, highlighting adaptability and innovation as key drivers in the evolving media industry. He explains Amagi’s core value proposition in enabling content owners to efficiently produce, distribute, and monetize channels across multiple platforms, reshaping media distribution globally. So, we give you Baskar Subramanian, Co-Founder and CEO of Amagi, who shares a wealth of knowledge for anyone involved in marketing, media, or content creation. Baskar’s insights encapsulate the transformative power of connected technologies and the strategic opportunities they present to brands looking to thrive in a competitive landscape. Amagi brings them all together to deliver enormous value for broadcasters, streamers, viewers, and the critical audience of brands and advertisers seeking to empower and grow their businesses. Thank you for your time. We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail Arun Pandey, co-founder of Rhiti Sports and a prominent figure in India’s sports marketing industry, is taking on a new mandate - the nationwide sales and marketing responsibilities - for a new venture that aims to reshape the lottery gaming: Great Goa Games (GGG), India’s first government-sanctioned online lottery. On this episode of Mediacast from Mediabrief.com, Pandey discussed his role in leading the sales and marketing efforts for GGG. Set to launch on Wednesday, October 9, 2024, during Navratri, "GGG combines transparency, fairness, and innovation to modernize India’s lottery system." GGG Lottery,  India’s first fully licensed and regulated online lottery platform, offers players "a secure and convenient way to engage in state-approved lotteries."  As the first Indian online lottery authorized by the Directorate of Small Savings  and Lotteries, Government of Goa, GGG Lottery "is committed to  trust, credibility, and transparency in every transaction". The platform says it is “dedicated to democratizing the lottery experience, to provide endless   opportunities for players to win big with our diverse selection of lottery games. “ Arun spoke with Pavan R Chawla, Founder-Editor of Mediabrief.com. He emphasized that GGG is more than just another lottery—it ensures complete transparency, from ticket purchases to live result announcements. He urges responsible gaming, encouraging participants to avoid spending at the cost of essential needs." GGG addresses the lack of transparency in current lottery systems by using cutting-edge technology. The platform will make all transactions and results visible in real time, ensuring fairness for all players, regardless of investment. Tackling Bigger Challenges GGG launches amid debates over skill-based vs. chance-based games. Pandey estimates India loses $100 billion annually due to unregulated gaming. He believes GGG can reverse this trend and contribute to public welfare. Responsible Gaming Focus Pandey stresses responsible gaming and aligns GGG with the government’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) goals, launching campaigns to raise awareness of lottery risks and responsibilities. As India moves towards a regulated lottery and gaming ecosystem, GGG offers a model of fairness and transparency. Arun Pandey’s leadership will be key in blending innovation and responsibility to transform the industry. We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail We are delighted to share our latest episode of Mediacast (Vodcast and Podcast episodes) featuring one of India’s foremost experts on business and finance—Anil Singhvi, Managing Editor of Zee Business. As part of the Zee Media conglomerate, Zee Business is poised to deliver the impactful and relevant content that earned it the top spot among business news channels during the last Union Budget. This special feature was recorded at the Zee Business studios in Mumbai, where Anil shared insights on Zee Business’s mission for India and their plans for the upcoming Union Budget coverage. You can also watch Mediacast with Anil Singhvi of Zee Business on YouTube, here: Anil shares insights and learnings from his personal journey and across the nuances of India's economic landscape. His high-energy conversation and extensive knowledge from over three decades of award-winning experience make this episode highly engaging and inspiring. This episode, featuring the humble yet strong-minded editor, promises to appeal to a broad audience, from industry captains to business enthusiasts. What this conversation with Anil Singhvi on Mediacast Promises: 1.       Insights into the Man Behind the Screen 2.       The State of Television News Channels 3.       Union Budget Coverage plans on Zee Business 4.       Likely impact of upcoming Union Budget on Stock Market and Investor Sentiment 5.       Challenges and Investment Roles 6.       Balancing Tax Reforms and Increasing Tax Collections 7.       Why Zee Business for India? 8.       The Journalist-PR Agency Relationship Anil Singhvi, Managing Editor of Zee Business, engages in a heartwarming and insightful conversation about Zee Business’s mission for India, its preparations for the upcoming Union Budget, and much more. This episode is a wealth of knowledge and perspectives from one of India's leading business journalists. Whether you're a regular viewer of Zee Business or simply interested in the upcoming Union Budget, Anil’s insights are sure to provide valuable takeaways for anyone interested in business journalism and economic policy. For the full episode and links to the audio version, visit Mediabrief.com We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail Join us for an engaging episode of the Mediacast podcast with our distinguished guest, Paul Taylor, International Sales Director for Cricket at SIS Pitches. Paul shares his journey from being an England Test cricketer to revolutionizing cricket pitches with SIS Pitches. The company is renowned for creating top-quality hybrid pitches that blend natural and synthetic grass, used in popular team sports like football, hockey, and cricket. In this episode, Paul delves into the success of SIS Pitches in India, particularly their installation of cricket tracks in Dharamshala for IPL24. He emphasizes the benefits of hybrid pitches, the positive feedback from players globally, and the science behind pitch preparation. Paul also discusses the affordability and long-lasting quality of these pitches. Paul highlights SIS Pitches' commitment to supporting cricket at all levels in India, including grassroots initiatives. He also talks about the partnership with Greater 10 and future growth strategies to expand hybrid pitches in major cricket centres. Tune in to hear Paul's passionate insights and learn how SIS Pitches is transforming the playing conditions for cricketers worldwide. Don't miss this fascinating conversation available on YouTube and all major audio podcast directories worldwide. Thank you for your time and enjoy the episode! We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.

Send us Fan Mail This episode of the MEDIACAST podcast series from Mediabrief.com features Jahid Ahmed, Senior Vice President and Head of Digital Marketing at HDFC Bank, in conversation with Pavan R Chawla, Founder-Editor of Mediabrief.com. We raise a toast to not just Jahid's innovative End of Scam Sale campaign that raises awareness about digital financial fraud, but also celebrates his excellent and effective approach to Digital Marketing. This episode has been produced as Vodcast on YouTube, and a Podcast available on all top global and Indian podcast directories.  The End Of Scam Sale campaign has stood  apart for bearing a crucial cyber-fraud awareness message and warning. Jahid’s strategic approach, leveraging deep fake technology to simulate fraudsters, showcases HDFC Bank's commitment to consumer protection. The campaign is a demonstration of how HDFC Bank and FCB Kinnect beautifully balanced both, creativity and responsibility,  in the highly regulated banking industry, and how their collaborative efforts resulted in a thought-provoking, award-worthy campaign that gained widespread reach and positive reception.  So effective was this campaign that it grabbed a million views on launch, and actually had more than 70 media publications reporting, in all seriousness and alarm, that celebrity actor Nora Fatehi had become a victim of cyber fraud at the hands of a fictitious brand! (One, that it was revealed, eventually, had actually been created for the campaign that also deployed deep fake video.) Jahid also details the creation of deepfakes and fake domains to educate individuals about online fraud, focusing on awareness rather than product sales.  Jahid speaks of the importance of discussion and collaboration between the two partners – HDFC Bank’s Digital Marketing team,  and FCB Connect . What shines through is Jahid’s belief that creativity, authenticity, and consumer-centric approaches are crucial to driving impactful campaigns and fostering partnerships. Jahid also speaks of HDFC Bank's comprehensive digital marketing strategy, which is driven by driving business with by deploying a mix of social media engagement, the empowering of talent with their ongoing learning and development, along with the bank's substantial investment in digital initiatives.  And much more.    We have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this: First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.