Today, the very mention of “fine jewellery”, creates a divide between the consumers of the Indian jewellery industry. On the one hand are the traditional classic consumers who turn toward the coveted yellow metal - gold. On the other hand, are the young urban consumers wagering in favour of the up-and-coming moon metal - silver.

This distinct divide has made evident the fact that the consumer behaviour is making a shift from the classic gold designs to more urban and on-the-go silver options for jewellery. GIVA, a young jewellery brand has found its niche in this space. Sterling silver emerged as a category GIVA decided to foray into. Today, GIVA brand has become a household name for sterling silver jewellery options in India.

Challenging the status quo of India’s traditional approach to matchmaking, Truly Madly was launched in 2014, an online dating mobile app aimed at helping Indians (between 18-35 years of age) seeking love. Founded by Sachin Bhatia, Hitesh Dhingra and Rahul Kumar, the App addressed the need for finding dating partners based on trust and authenticity, apart from matching interests and personality traits. In order to verify the profiles, the team of Truly Madly uses ID proof, social media profiles and the employment records. This App struck cupid with its audience by way of its verified profiles - one of the major reasons why Indians looking for love have accepted Truly Madly.

PR is short for "public relations"- and this refers to the strategic communication from an organization to the public to maintain or cultivate public image and/or respond to public dialogue.

PR is about helping a business or individual cultivate a positive reputation through various unpaid or earned channels and formats, including press, social media, and in-person engagements.

What links festivities, healthy snacking and taste? Whether present in a decadent barfi, a Diwali gift box or a post workout chikki, dry fruits and nuts are loved and desired across the board. In an age where rice and butter toast are being replaced by quinoa and avocado toast, nutrient-rich dry fruits and nuts still seem to catch the fancy of the both, the indulgent and the mindful eater.

The Indian dry fruit market is pegged at around 20,000 crores. 95% of this large and growing market is unorganized, inviting avenues for adulteration, bad hygiene and low quality. Noida-based startup Farmley wished to bring some order into this chaotic sector while empowering farmers and providing the customer quality on a platter.

Making sweat more enjoyable: How Zymrat revolutionised premium athleisure wear in India

If clothes maketh a man, then athleisure apparel maketh the fitness-conscious man. Over the course of the pandemic, the world switched to home workouts that were often followed by online meetings. People craved to slip into apparel that was sturdy enough for exercise, yet comfortable and stylish enough to be worn over the course of other activities. Athleisure made a boom into the apparel industry and if numbers are to be believed, then it's here to stay.

While the retail fashion industry took a hit during Covid 19, activewear continued to plough through sales and is predicted to grow by US$ 80.74 billion during 2020-2024. The figures closer to home tell a similar story. Analysts have pinned the Indian athleisure market at 54000 crores and steadily, this segment is blending trend and innovation to provide customers with a wow workout experience. One such brand that has made its mark in this realm, is Zymrat.