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Airtel’s Role in Indian Telecom and OTT Market: A Tale of Calls, Content, and Clever Bundling

Introduction: Airtel’s Enduring Presence Bharti Airtel has been around since 1985, long before mobile phones became essential. Now operating in 18 countries, it remains a major force in India with a 33% market share as of December 2023. It’s faced heavy competition—especially since Jio’s arrival—but hasn’t backed down. With Xstream, Airtel has stepped into OTT, […]

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Noise: India’s Homegrown Audio & Wearable Tech Powerhouse

Noise (aka Noise Now) is an Indian audio and wearables brand founded in 2014 by cousins Amit and Gaurav Khatri. Originally making mobile accessories, it quickly pivoted to smartwatches, earbuds, and other Noise audio products under a “Made in India, Made for India” ethos. Like FabIndia’s emotional branding, its local-first approach builds strong loyalty. Today,

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How Mahindra’s Marketing Strategy Fuels Its Success Across SUVs, EVs & Rural India

Mahindra marketing strategy is closely tied to its rich legacy and diverse business empire. Founded in 1945 as Mahindra & Mohammed, it has grown into one of India’s top conglomerates. Today, Mahindra leads in tractors, utility vehicles, IT, and financial services, while also operating in real estate, renewable energy, agriculture, and hospitality. This wide footprint

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Floats Your boAt: How India’s Youth-Led Earbud Brand Sailed to the Top

Boat Marketing Strategy: Once upon a time (around 2016), two ex-JBL guys saw Delhi youth fed up with tangled white cords and dull sound. Shark Tank star Aman Gupta and co-founder Sameer Mehta started by selling Apple cables out of a car trunk (marketingmonk.so). In a few short years, they’d “plugged into nirvana,” coining the

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When ‘Just a Korean Company’ Became Apple’s Worst Nightmare

The Samsung success story begins in an unlikely place — not Silicon Valley, but a small trading company in 1938 Korea. The Samsung success story is one of remarkable transformation and impact. Samsung stands as a titan in the global technology landscape, a brand synonymous with innovation, quality, and resilience. From its origins as a

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Fabindia: A Brand That Celebrates Tradition and Sustainability

Fab India is an inspiration for its emphasis on heritage, ecology, and women’s empowerment in an industrialized world where rapid fashion and mass manufacturing rule. John Bissell, an American who was enchanted by India’s cultural legacy, established Fabindia in 1960. Since then, it has evolved into one of the most famous retail brands in India.

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