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Bold Care helps Indian men normalise sexual wellbeing

  • signal·
  • 12 Sep 2024

Sexual health company Bold Care has launched Sextember, a month-long campaign to spotlight men’s sexual wellness in India. Young people are dispelling the shame around such topics, and they’re gravitating towards more progressive brands that can help them live out fulfilling sex lives.

How Uber keeps pace with India’s need for dynamic mobility

  • case study·
  • 10 Sep 2024

Uber is trying everything in India – from flexible pricing and cheaper two-wheeler alternatives to switching to electric vehicles. The company achieved a goal of reaching a million drivers this year, but is this enough to keep pace and fend off competition in a robustly evolving mobility market?

Blue Tribe’s celebrity appeal courts the vegan-curious

  • signal·
  • 4 Sep 2024

The Indian plant-based meat company has released an ad that stars renowned cricketer Virat Kohli and Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma. The country’s burgeoning middle class is hungry for plant-based nutrition, and celebrity influence is driving the shift towards premiumisation in the space.

What do Indians want when shopping IRL?

  • report·
  • 30 Aug 2024

India has a ghost mall problem, but omnichannel retailing might be the answer, especially among experienced and value-seeking Tier-2 city residents. What can brands do to connect to this growing market, and what does it say about what Indians are looking for when they shop IRL?

How Amrapali is evolving with India’s growing affluence

  • case study·
  • 30 Aug 2024

From fine to bridge jewellery, luxury brand Amrapali Jewels knows how to tap the Indian aesthetic. As the affluent demographic in India grows, the brand is widening its luxury net to cater to both the burgeoning middle class looking for light, daily wear and the traditional ultra-wealthy who spend on weddings.

How YLEM uses eco-creativity to combat waste in India

  • case study·
  • 29 Aug 2024

Indians are becoming eco-conscious and more discerning about brands’ efforts to protect the environment. To meet their growing demand for eco-friendly alternatives, design company YLEM creates decorations, notebooks, and footwear from agricultural waste like eggshells, feathers, and palm leaves.

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