Sourav Majumdar is the Editor-in-Chief at India Today. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on LATAM, marketing and advertising, as well as sports and the sports business. Sourav's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as Business Today and Fortune India.
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Sourav Majumdar's coverage focuses on business, finance, and the corporate world with an emphasis on exclusive content, expert commentary, data citation, and investment analysis. His articles delve into CEO interviews, stock market dynamics, economic trends in India and globally.
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The status of Tata Sons as an unlisted entity is tied to the very soul of what the 158-year-old conglomerate stands for.
Biocon‘s Mazumdar-Shaw is now busy preparing her company for the future.
Big money, big advertising bucks, and massive endorsement fees make both movie stars and cricketers national favourites.
IT IS SAID that movies and cricket are like religion in India. Millions of moviegoers throng theatres to watch the latest blockbusters and families
By: Sourav Majumdar
Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra at second and third spot; Dhoni and Tendulkar also in Top 10.
By: Sourav Majumdar
Cinema, cricket spawn most members in maiden list, south superstar Allu Arjun at No.10.
Despite being in the movies for over three decades and weathering box-office ups and downs, Akshay Kumar’s earthy relatability ensures his brand power still endures and he remains an anchor for mass-market retail.
Ranveer Singh hit the box-office pinnacle with the record-breaking Dhurandhar franchise. But movies aside, his persona and entrepreneurial smarts are what make him a celebrity megabrand.
By: Sourav Majumdar
THERE IS A gradual shift taking place in corporate boardrooms. Slowly but surely, companies appear to be waking up to the need for genuinely increasing
THE POWER OF India's young population to fuel the country's economic growth — the demographic dividend — is no longer something to feel good about
