Akshaya Tritiya 2025: Also known as Akha Teej, is one of the most sacred and significant festivals in Hinduism. It falls on the Shukla Paksha Tritiya of the Vaishakha month. The word “Akshaya" means ...

Additionally, they focused on making the product affordable, hygienic, and long-lasting. Colgate and Amul are crucial examples of how consistent branding and clever advertising can make a brand ...

Also popular in Gujarati cuisine, piyush is a traditional Maharashtrian drink that’s smooth and creamy. Shrikhand (a yogurt-based dessert) and yogurt are whisked together with nutmeg and cardamom ...

India's automobile industry will be number one in the world in the next five years, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari /Representative Photo. (Image Source: PTI) Union Road Transport and Highways ...

The report also tracked advertising preferences across language feeds. Amul Butter topped the list of exclusive advertisers on Hindi and English sports channels, while Reliance Trends led on regional ...

Kokum contains antioxidants and combats acidity and heat fatigue. A more affluent cousin of chaas, Piyush is prepared with shrikhand (sweet strained yogurt), buttermilk, cardamom, and nutmeg. It's ...

Anurag Kashyap is known for sharing his uninhibited emotions and baring the core of his soul on social media, every now and then. And something similar seems to have happened last night too. Amid ...

The project reimagines beloved characters like the Amul Girl, Air India's Maharaja, and Parle-G's biscuit child, bringing them to life in stunning detail using generative AI tools. The video ...

These include the Amul Girl, Air India's Maharaja, the Parle-G biscuit girl, and others. The characters appear in fun and colourful scenes. For example, the Amul Girl is seen enjoying a cheesy ...

The video features a striking lineup: the mischievous Amul Girl enjoying a cheese pyramid, the Parle-G girl gleefully seated on a heap of biscuits, and a sharply dressed Maharaja from Air India ...

An AI-generated video showcasing hyper-realistic versions of some of India’s most beloved brand mascots has recently gone viral on LinkedIn, drawing both admiration and concern from viewers.