All posts by Neel Achary

New Delhi, 21^st May 2025: Indian glove manufacturers are calling for the prompt implementation of the Medical and Surgical Gloves (Quality Control) Order (QCO), which has now been in the public domain for 60 days following its submission to the World Trade Organization (WTO) under the Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Agreement. The QCO, introduced by the Department of Pharmaceuticals under the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, mandates Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification for all medical and surgical gloves—both imported and domestically manufactured.

While the industry welcomes and appreciates the government’s decisive step toward protecting public health and supporting the domestic glove manufacturing sector, stakeholders are increasingly concerned over delays in enforcement.

Manmohan Gulati, Secretary of the Indian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (IRGMA) said, “The 60-day WTO consultation period, which allows member countries and stakeholders to provide feedback, has now concluded. However, in the absence of formal notification, incidents of regulatory violations and illegal dumping of substandard gloves have continued to rise.”

Anindith Reddy, Managing Director of Enliva – Wadi Surgicals,stated that,“The formal implementation of the QCO will be a breakthrough for domestic manufacturers which have been struggling to compete against the influx of low quality, non-compliant gloves. With the notification of QCO, manufacturing, storing and sale of non-BIS certified gloves will be prohibited. The timely implementation of the QCO is critical not only to curb the influx of low-quality imports but also to strengthen India’s Make in India initiative by ensuring fair competition and promoting high-quality domestic production.”

 The QCO is poised to address a major loophole exploited through the import of illegal, substandard gloves by mandating strict compliance with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and ISI certification on all gloves, both imported and domestically manufactured. Industry estimates that the new QCO will directly impact the average annual import of ₹450–500 crore worth of such illegal products, thereby ensuring only safe, certified gloves enter the Indian market. The industry, while supportive of the regulation, is keenly awaiting the final notification and enforcement mechanism. The Indian Glove manufacturing industry urges for a timely implementation of the QCO to protect public health from the risks posed by poor-quality medical gloves.

Bangalore, India 21st May 2025—AI literacy tops the list of the 15 fastest-growing skills professionals need to stay competitive in today’s environment, according to a new LinkedIn report. Designed to meet the needs of audit professionals who are facing an evolving tech and compliance landscape with AI at the forefront, ISACA has introduced the ISACA Advanced in AI Audit (AAIA) certification—the first advanced audit-specific artificial intelligence certification designed for experienced auditors.

The certification showcases IT audit professionals who can navigate the complexities of AI, demonstrating they have the skills to respond to risks, identify opportunities, and ensure compliance while safeguarding organizational integrity. Built on ISACA’s trusted expertise in IT audit and the rigorous standards behind renowned credentials like Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) from ISACA, Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) from Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), and Certified Public Accountant (CPA) from American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), this certification validates expertise in conducting AI-focused audits, addressing AI integration challenges, and enhancing audit processes through AI-driven insights.

In addition to being able to audit systems that utilize AI, IT audit professionals can leverage AI tools and techniques to streamline audits, reduce manual effort, and boost operational efficiency for faster, more accurate decision-making, while maintaining the highest standards of accuracy, compliance and innovation.

Those with an active CISA from ISACA, CIA from IIA, and CPA from AICPA are eligible to pursue the AAIA, which covers the key domains of AI governance and risk, AI operations, and AI auditing tools and techniques.

“ISACA is proud to have served the global audit community for more than 55 years through our audit and assurance standards, frameworks and certifications, and we are continuing to help the community evolve and thrive with the certifications and training they need in this new era of audits involving AI,” says Shannon Donahue, ISACA Chief Content and Publishing Officer. “Through AAIA, auditors can demonstrate their expertise and trusted advisory skills in navigating AI-driven challenges while upholding the highest industry standards.” 

Exam preparation options include the AAIA Review Manual, as well as the AAIA Online Review Course and Questions, Answers, and Explanations Database (QAE), both of which allow one year of access to allow for time to fully prepare for success on the exam.

An Expanding Set of AI Resources, Training, Credentials

A recent survey from ISACA found that 85 percent of digital trust professionals, including auditors, say they will need to increase their skills and knowledge in AI within two years to advance or retain their job, and 94 percent say AI skills will be important for digital trust professionals to have. With this in mind, ISACA also has recently released a range of AI courses and resources, including Introduction to AI for Auditors and Auditing Generative AI courses, and an Artificial Intelligance Audit Toolkit. This also includes another new AI certification in Q3—the Advanced in AI Security Management (AAISM) credential, which can be earned by CISMs and CISSPs.

INDIA – May 21, 2025 –– Splunk, the cyber security and observability leader, today released its ‘State of Security 2025’ global research report, highlighting the mounting challenges faced by Security Operations Centres (SOCs). The report uncovers the pain points that mire down organisations and open their doors to threats. Alarmingly, 46% of respondents said they spend more time maintaining tools than defending the organisation, while only 11% trust AI completely for mission-critical tasks. Furthermore, 66% experienced a data breach in the past year, making it the most common security incident.

With new threats such as AI-powered attacks, organisations must be fully prepared and confident in protecting themselves and their customers. The common thread in addressing these concerns is to build a unified SOC that combines human expertise with AI advancements.

‘Organisations are increasingly leaning on AI for threat hunting and detection and other mission-critical tasks, but we don’t see AI taking complete oversight of the SOC – for good reason,’ says Michael Fanning, CISO at Splunk. ‘Human oversight remains central to effective cyber security, and AI is used to enhance human capabilities to help where it truly matters: defending the organisation.’

‘As cyber threats grow in volume and sophistication, security teams are under constant pressure,’ said Nate Lesser, CISO at Children’s National Hospital. ‘According to Splunk’s State of Security report, the industry is struggling with escalating workloads, alert fatigue and a shortage of skilled talent. Integrating AI and automation helps us address these risks and empowers our teams with smarter tools to ensure our organisation remains resilient.’

Security teams plagued by technological inefficiencies while external threats increase

When SOC workflows aren’t operating at their peak, it creates major barriers to effective threat detection and response. The report highlights areas of inefficiencies that create risk for organisations:

• 59% say tool maintenance is the main source of inefficiency
• 78% say their security tools are dispersed and disconnected
• 69% say disconnected and dispersed tools creates moderate to significant challenges

 Tool maintenance, data silos and alert fatigue bog down SOC teams. These day-to-day burdens drain valuable time and impact an analyst’s ability to respond quickly and decisively. The report revealed:

• 57% report losing valuable investigation time to data management gaps
• 59% have too many alerts
• 55% have to address too many false positives

SOC analysts are overworked and understaffed

Beyond operational hurdles, the report sheds light on the immense pressure for SOC analysts. High stress levels, chronic understaffing and burnout are taking a toll and put talent retention and long-term team stability at risk. Findings show that:

• 52% say their team is overworked
• 52% say stress on the job has prompted them to think about leaving cyber security altogether
• 42% face unrealistic expectations by leadership

GenAI in the SOC is paying long-term dividends for organisations

Organisations see how AI can alleviate operational and staff shortage problems, as 59% have moderately or significantly boosted their efficiency with AI. Over half (56%) have prioritised the application of AI to security workflows this year, while 1 in 3 (33%) plan to fill skills gaps with AI and automation.

Compared to publicly available tools, 63% agree that domain-specific AI significantly or extremely enhances security operations. However, AI is not running solo as organisations keep humans in the loop to deliver trustworthy AI outcomes. The top three tasks that GenAI is helping across SOCs included:

• Threat intelligence analysis (33%)
• Querying security data (31%)
• Writing/editing security policies (29%)

A unified approach accelerates operations

Minimising tool maintenance is just the starting point for the benefits of a unified security platform. Adopting a unified approach for threat detection and response leads to tighter collaboration, bringing more context and speed to investigations. Sharing information across security and observability isn’t fully embraced yet, but those who have made the leap report noteworthy advantages. Specifically, 78% of respondents cited faster incident detection and 66% noted quicker remediation as moderate to transformative benefits.

Methodology

In collaboration with Oxford Economics, researchers surveyed 2,058 security leaders (including directors of security, vice presidents of cyber security, directors of security operations and security analysts) between October and December 2024. Respondents were located in Australia, France, Germany, India, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States. The survey spanned 16 industries, including business services, construction and engineering, consumer packaged goods, education, financial services, government (federal/national, state and local), healthcare, life sciences, manufacturing, technology, media, oil and gas, retail and wholesale, telecoms, transport and logistics and utilities.

Bangalore, India, 21st May 2025 – Arctic Wolf®, a global leader in security operations, today published findings from its State of Cybersecurity: 2025 Trends Report, offering insights from a global survey of more than 1,200 senior IT and cybersecurity decision-makers across 15 countries. Conducted by Sapio Research, the report captures the realities, risks, and readiness strategies shaping the modern security landscape.

The research reveals a shifting risk environment, with artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) emerging as the top concern for security leaders. For the first time, AI, including tools such as LLMs, has overtaken ransomware as the most pressing issue. While organizations are making substantial cybersecurity investments, the report also highlights persistent challenges including limited visibility, outdated incident response plans, and budget pressures.

Key findings from the report include:

• AI Surpasses Ransomware as the Top Concern: 29% of security leaders cited AI, LLMs, and privacy issues as their number one concern, surpassing ransomware, malware, and data extortion (21%).
• Breaches are Common and Transparency is Improving: 52% of respondents confirmed a breach in the past year (up from 48%), with 97% of known breaches disclosed. This indicates progress in regulatory compliance and incident transparency.
• Significant Attacks Remain Widespread: 70% of organizations experienced at least one significant cyber-attack in 2024, with malware and business email compromise being the most common.
• Professional Ransomware Negotiators Reduce Payouts: Among those hit by ransomware, 76% paid. Of those, 90% engaged a professional negotiator, which led to reduced payments in more than half of the cases.
• Endpoint Tools Are Widely Deployed but Visibility Lags: While 84% use next-generation endpoint security solutions, only 40% say they have 100% coverage and expect to maintain it.

“Arctic Wolf’s 2025 Trends Report offers a telling snapshot of how security leaders are thinking,” said Dan Schiappa, president, Technology and Services, Arctic Wolf. “AI’s rapid emergence is creating new uncertainty, not only in how attackers operate but also in how defenders must respond. At the same time, ransomware remains a persistent and costly threat. As organizations race to implement AI-powered tools, it is critical they also do not lose sight of core security fundamentals like patching vulnerabilities, implementing detection and response, and maintaining a current incident response plan.”

Dr. Mallikarjun, Consultant – Interventional Pulmonology and Sleep Medicine, HCG Cancer Hospital, KR Road, Bengaluru.

The Moment of Truth

A lung cancer diagnosis depicts one of those moments that divide life in two—Before, and, After. For many Indian patients, the information comes as a personal catastrophe, rather than simply a medical diagnosis. The impact of having your doctor telling you that you have lung cancer, when you were expecting your persistent cough to be asthma, or an allergy, is hard to process, mentally; and even harder to talk about.

Far from being rare, anymore, Lung Cancer in now one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths in the country. Alarmingly, a growing number of these patients are non-smokers. Air pollution, indoor smoke from cooking, genetic predispositions, and even occupational exposure to harmful substances are contributing to a spike, especially in urban areas, such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.

First Breathe. Then Ask Questions.

When you come face-to-face with a devastating truth, the thing to do is to pause and take a breath—literally. Gather your mental and emotional reserves. Then begin asking the right questions:

• What type of lung cancer is it?
• What stage are we looking at?
• What are the treatment options?
• What kind of support—medical, emotional, financial—will I need?

Knowledge is power—it’s also reassurance. Understanding your condition dilutes the fear and helps you take informed decisions.

Treatment is Vastly Advanced

Cancer is no longer a death sentence. In India, treatment methodology is advancing rapidly. Depending on the type and stage, treatment may include:

• Surgery, to remove localized tumours
• Chemotherapy and radiation
• Targeted therapy, for cancers with specific genetic mutations (such as EGFR or ALK)
• Immunotherapy, which leverages the body’s own immune system, to fight cancer

Numerous tertiary centres in India now provide Advanced Cancer Care.

The Overlooked Emotional Aftershock

The diagnosis leaves many patients with a sense of grief, guilt, or even shame—particularly if they were smokers. Some withdraw. Others panic. Mental health support is vital, but in India, this reality is insufficiently recognized.

Anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances are common, but manageable. Counselling, online or in-person, mindfulness practices, including yoga, meditation, or even joining lung cancer support groups (like Lung Connect India) can curb emotional isolation.

Nutrition and Gut Health: Fuelling the Body to Fight

Nutrition is often neglected during treatment, but it can be a game-changer. Chemo or radiation can induce nausea, weight loss, fatigue, or gut discomfort. A balanced, high-protein, antioxidant-rich Indian diet (with dals, curd, fruits, nuts, and green vegetables) can help the body to cope and recover faster. Fermented foods such as buttermilk and idli can enhance gut health, and support treatment. Small, frequent meals, rather than forced, large ones help to manage low appetite.

Consulting a clinical nutritionist specialized in oncology care is highly recommended.

Side Effects Are Real—and So Is Support

Side effects of treatment, such as hair loss, fatigue, changes in taste or skin tone must be recognized as equally physical and emotional. These, including the smallest discomforts can be effectively managed through open communication with your doctor. Medications and practices exist, to manage almost every symptom. No need to suffer in silence.

The Cost Factor?

Cancer care can be expensive, but many financial aid options exist.

• Ayushman Bharat Yojana offers support to eligible families.
• State government health schemes, particularly in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh.
• Indian Cancer Society, and other NGOs, also offer cancer aid funding.

Promptly consult the hospital’s medical social worker, or your oncologist, about paperwork and applications.

Faith, Family, and Finding New Meaning

Many patients discover a renewed sense of purpose, after diagnosis. Spending more time with family, reconnecting with friends, or returning to a spiritual practice, all illustrate that coping and healing extend beyond medical support. In Indian households, extended family plays a big role, and that support can be both a comfort and a responsibility. Don’t hesitate to set boundaries or ask for space, when needed.

The Power of Shared Experience

One of the most powerful ways to heal is to know you’re not the only one. Online forums, WhatsApp groups for cancer patients, and hospital-organized meetups are growing in India. Listening to someone else’s survival story can profoundly restore hope.

Lung Cancer is not an End—It is a New Chapter

The agony is real, but the internal powerhouse should persist. Recovering from lung cancer is not impossible—and may even be transformational, with optimal Medicare, emotional support and community bonding.

By Dr. Nasreen Ashfaq, Sr. Consultant Obstetrician & Gynecologist, Infertility Specialist and High-Risk Pregnancy at Ankura Hospital for Women and Children

A high-risk pregnancy is one where the health of the mother, the baby, or both may be at risk due to underlying medical conditions or pregnancy-related complications. As the number of high-risk pregnancies continues to rise, specialized care is becoming increasingly important to ensure safe outcomes for both mother and child.

In Telangana, especially in urban centers like Hyderabad, the rate of high-risk pregnancies has seen a noticeable rise, reflecting a shift in demographics and lifestyle. Factors such as delayed pregnancies, increased awareness of maternal health, and the growing prevalence of lifestyle diseases have contributed to this trend.

Several medical factors can increase the risk during pregnancy and require specialized care. These include maternal age (women over 35), pre-existing health conditions like diabetes (type 1, type 2, or gestational), hypertension or cardiovascular disease, autoimmune disorders (like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis), thyroid disorders, kidney disease, epilepsy or seizure disorders, and blood clotting disorders. Another important factor is age-related risk, such as maternal age under 17, over 35, or a first pregnancy after age 40.

Ankura Hospital has developed a specialized high-risk pregnancy program that ensures continuous monitoring of both mother and baby. It provides enhanced monitoring, diagnostic tools, a dedicated expert care team, and proactive preventive measures. The hospital is committed to guiding mothers toward safer pregnancies and healthier deliveries.

It offers advanced, personalized pregnancy care with enhanced monitoring for high-risk cases. For a close monitoring of the progress expectant mothers need more frequent prenatal visits, expert-led specialized ultrasounds, and comprehensive fetal monitoring. Additional lab tests, fetal echocardiography (when required), and detailed non-stress and biophysical profiles to ensure early diagnosis and intervention in critical cases. The use of cutting-edge technology, regular monitoring and compassionate expertise, high risk patients can enjoy a confident journey to motherhood.

A dedicated Specialized Care Team including maternal-fetal medicine specialists (perinatologists), high-risk obstetric nurses, and specialized nutritionists, mental health professionals and a team of expert neonatologists play a pivotal role to manage complex pregnancies. These professionals provide emotional support, regular monitoring and intervention to ensure safe pregnancy. A team of intensivists and neonatologists along with world class infrastructure is required to provide expert newborn care as and when required. Ankura Hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and the team of specialists to provide comprehensive support for both mother and baby.

The early detection and timely intervention are key to preventing complications in high-risk pregnancies. Through regular monitoring, personalized care plans, and lifestyle guidance, we help expecting mothers manage risk factors effectively. The core emphasis is to ensure a safe, healthy pregnancy journey and the best possible outcomes for both mother and baby.

Taipei, Taiwan – May 21, 2025 – Synology today introduced C2 Surveillance, a new Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) solution designed to provide a server-less, fast-to-deploy, and non-disruptive cloud monitoring with multi-site scalability.

“Our goal has always been to build a comprehensive surveillance ecosystem that enables seamless integration and management for our customers,” said Josh Lin, Director of Synology’s Surveillance Group. “With the addition of C2 Surveillance, customers now have the flexibility to deploy their surveillance solutions entirely on-premises or in the cloud, depending on their unique requirements.”

C2 Surveillance is built to simplify surveillance deployment and management, especially for multi-site operations. With no device license requirements, users can add cameras without worrying about additional costs or constraints. Key highlights of C2 Surveillance include:

C2 Surveillance is Synology’s new Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) solution designed to provide a server-less, fast-to-deploy, and non-disruptive cloud monitoring with multi-site scalability.

Effortless setup

C2 Surveillance is built with ease of deployment and management at its core. The setup process is designed to be completed within minutes even on mobile devices. Benefit from its intuitive installation experience, administrators can quickly bring new sites online without any specialized training, making it highly accessible for businesses of all sizes.

Advanced AI-powered detection tasks can also be configured easily through the user-friendly Synology interface, ensuring both accessibility and powerful functionality in just a few clicks.

Continuity-first architecture

C2 Surveillance is designed with a continuity-first architecture, ensuring uninterrupted recording even in the event of network disruptions. All footage is edge recorded to microSD cards, with the option to back up recordings to the C2 Cloud for extra protection. Additionally, C2 Surveillance supports failover offline mode, enabling local monitoring even when disconnected from the internet.

To safeguard sensitive footage and user access, the system incorporates AES-128 encryption, multi-factor authentication, and granular permission settings, and adheres to industry-leading compliance standards including ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, and NDAA.

Smart scalability

To support organizations operating across multiple locations, C2 Surveillance leverages cloud infrastructure to centrally manage cameras across sites. With seamless integration with Windows Active Directory, it enables centralized identity and access management. Role-based access control allows administrators to easily delegate specific permissions across teams or locations.

In addition, C2 Surveillance supports low bandwidth mode to reduce bandwidth consumption by up to 50% with minimal impact on video quality, making it ideal for environments with bandwidth constraints.

India | 21st May 2025: Frog Cellsat Limited (herein referred to as “FCL”), a prominent manufacturer of telecom equipment, providing cutting-edge solutions like RF Repeaters, Active DAS, In-building coverage solutions, Interference Mitigation Systems, etc. for more than 20 years, announced its audited financial results for the quarter and full year ended 31st March 2025.

Speaking about the performance and recent updates, Mr. Konark Trivedi, Founder & Managing Director, said: “We are delighted to report a remarkable financial performance in FY25, marked by significant growth across all key metrics. We reported our highest-ever Revenue of INR 2,193.9 Million, reflecting a robust 39.1% YoY growth. Additionally, Adjusted EBITDA (adjusted for ESPS cost) and PAT surged by 72.6% and 51.7% respectively. The growth has surpassed our earlier guidance of 30% growth in Revenue.

Our ongoing success in increasing the adoption of our products & services, coupled with the successful execution of four major DAS projects – Noida International Airport, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Mumbai International Airport, Navi Mumbai International Airport, and Guwahati Airport, have significantly contributed to our performance during the year.

With the anticipated increase in number of airports from 157 in 2024 to 350-400 by 2047, along with renovation and upgradation of existing airports, we foresee a substantial opportunity for the future deployment of DAS solutions. Further, our ongoing investment in SMT line and CCTV business is expected to significantly expand our growth trajectory. We are also broadening our horizons by expanding our footprints in the African and European markets for our DAS and Repeaters business. Our objective is to capture a share of the global DAS market, which exceeds

$1 billion (as per Mobile Experts, Inc’s In-Building Wireless 2024 Report) where our expertise in designing and implementing in-building coverage solutions provides us with a competitive edge.

In terms of operational parameters, we have exhibited robust operational efficiencies, effective cost optimization and the successful execution of high margin contracts. These efforts have led to an expansion of 314 bps YoY in EBITDA margin, reaching 16.1% in FY25, thereby surpassing our previously guided benchmark of 15%.

Looking ahead, we are optimistic about our future prospects as we strive to maintain our leadership in the telecommunications sector, especially driven by technological advancements, increasing digital adoption, and supportive government policies. Our innovative solutions, such as Active DAS and Noise Shield, strategically position us to leverage these emerging opportunities. With an order book of approximately INR 710 Million as on 31st March 2025 and continuous addition of new products in the portfolio, we are poised for sustained growth and continued prominence in the industry.”

Novotel Hyderabad Convention Centre brought the summer spirit alive with its vibrant and flavorful event, ‘Mango Medley’, held Under the Mango Tree on Saturday, 17th May, 2025. The event drew an enthusiastic crowd of media professionals, food writers, and mango lovers, who gathered for an evening of tropical indulgence and unique culinary experiences.

The beautifully landscaped venue of Novotel Hyderabad Convention Centre was transformed into a festive summer soiree with live music, mango-infused aromas, and joyous energy. The event’s highlight was a hands-on mango pickle mixing experience, where guests got to blend their own pickles— adding a personal and traditional Indian summer nostalgic touch to the evening.

The specially curated mango-themed menu by the hotel was a feast for the senses. Guests sipped on tropical mocktails like Aam Panna and Tropical Mango Sunrise, alongside spirited cocktails like Mango Basil Martini and Mango Margarita. The food at the event showcased how mango is a versatile fruit, seamlessly infused into dishes like Khatta Jhinga, Subz-e-Aam Biryani, Lamb Tagine, and Mango & Mascarpone Risotto, and signature desserts like Burfili Aam Kulfi and Rasila Aam Mousse, all part of the newly launched, specially curated Chef’s Menu.

As a thoughtful takeaway, guests were given a specially curated mango pickle, mango marmalade and a mango-themed hamper, rounding off the evening with a flavorful memento to carry home.

The event beautifully combined nostalgia, creativity, and indulgence—highlighting Novotel’s dedication to delivering seasonal experiential flavours.

Mumbai, April 21, 2025: Grey India is pleased to announce the appointment of Kunal Solanki as Senior Vice President, Business – West. With over two decades of experience in strategic brand building, Kunal’s addition marks a significant step forward in strengthening Grey’s leadership and client partnerships in the region.

A Commerce graduate with a post-graduate degree in Advertising & Marketing from Xavier’s Institute of Communications, Mumbai, Kunal has been instrumental in launching and establishing major brands in India & Middle East. His career spans across reputed agencies including Lintas, Publicis, Ogilvy, BPG, BBDO, Havas & McCann, where he has held leadership roles in Account Management.

Kunal’s extensive portfolio covers a wide range of industries including healthcare, FMCG, automobiles, education, and nutrition. His 20+ years of rich experience and his holistic approach to brand communication are expected to bring fresh perspective and momentum to Grey India’s integrated marketing offerings.

Speaking on the appointment, Anusha Shetty, Chairperson and group CEO, Grey India, said “Kunal’s depth of experience that manifests as a matured, calm and intuitive professional makes him a strong asset to our leadership team. His cross-functional expertise and passion for building brands align perfectly with our vision of driving transformative business solutions for our clients”.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Kunal is an accomplished sportsperson. A former international Table Tennis player, he has represented India and is a multiple-time state and district champion. He also an active player in Snooker and Pickleball.

Commenting on his new role, Kunal said, “I am thrilled to join Grey India at a time of exciting transformation and growth. I look forward to collaborating with the talented team here to leverage our capabilities to help our clients navigate through today’s complex business challenges. I can’t wait to roll up my sleeves and get started!”