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  • Jetsynthesys’ Real Sports bolsters talent roster with Malvika Bansod

    Jetsynthesys’ Real Sports bolsters talent roster with Malvika Bansod

    Mumbai: Dedicated to nurturing and providing comprehensive support to young and blossomingIndian sports talent, JetSynthesys has welcomed Indian badminton prodigy Malvika Bansod to its talent management company, Real Sports.

    This latest addition to an already stellar roster, which includes Saina Nehwal, cricketer Veda Krishnamurthy, among others, reinforces Real Sports’ commitment to empowering outstanding athletes.

    At 23, Malvika has cemented her place as one of Indian badminton’s brightest stars. Ranked World No. 34 by the Badminton World Federation (BWF), she made history this year as the first Indian to reach the Hylo Open finals and joined the elite ranks of PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal by advancing to the quarter-finals of the Super 1000 China Open. With five international titles under her belt, Malvika represents the new generation of Indian sporting excellence.

    Speaking about her partnership with Real Sports, Bansod said,“I am truly excited to join the Real Sports family at this pivotal stage of my career. With their expertise and vision, I am confident we can explore new opportunities that align with our shared goals and values. I look forward to a dynamic partnership and the chance to create impactful collaborations in the future.”

    Speaking about the association, JetSynthesys founder & CEO Rajan Navani said,“At JetSynthesys, we are committed to creating meaningful opportunities for athletes who inspire the nation. Malvika’s journey is a story of talent, grit and perseverance, which is what Real Sports also stands for, in our mission to support and nurture world-class athletes from India. Our partnerships with athletes from multiple sports have demonstrated how our integrated approach can unlock new opportunities for stars, both on and off the field.”

    Real Sports chief business officer Tarish Bhatt added,”Malvika Bansod represents the next wave of Indian badminton talent, and we are honoured to welcome her to Real Sports. Our goal is to empower athletes by providing them with opportunities that go beyond traditional partnerships, helping them create a lasting impact on the sports ecosystem. With Malvika, we see immense potential to drive meaningful engagement for both, her and her growing fan base.”

  • Royal Challenge Sports Drink launches #ChallengeAccepted campaign

    Royal Challenge Sports Drink launches #ChallengeAccepted campaign

    MUMBAI: Royal Challenge Sports Drink has launched #ChallengeAccepted, a campaign that challenges gender-based stereotypes in cricket and spotlights a world of equality that will lead to a better tomorrow both on and off the field. The campaign has been conceptualised by DDB Mudra Group.

    In the film, Mithali Raj, Harmanpreet Kaur, Veda Krishnamurthy from the Indian women cricket team come together with Virat Kohli, the men’s cricket team player, to say that ‘A day is coming where the world needs to become equal’ and urges fans to accept the challenge to break the barriers in their mind and to see men and women’s cricket as one game and one team which is not divided by gender.

    The campaign is also people to support the first-ever mixed gender T20 match that the brand will organise with women cricketers and the Royal Challengers Bangalore team.

    Talking about the campaign, DDB Mudra South creative head Vishnu Srivastav said, “Royal Challenge as a brand has always stood for forward thinking and boldness. It has stood for the spirit of challenging the ‘now’. So, when it came to this campaign, with the euphoria linked to the cricket season we wanted to talk about what’s missing in all this excitement – Women Cricketers. We wanted to create a campaign that challenges the world to move towards a more progressive and inclusive space for women, in sports and life. And we’re just getting started.”

    Diageo India executive vice president and portfolio head Amarpreet Anand noted, “With #ChallengeAccepted, the idea is to challenge stereotypes in life, because the bold are the ones who are fearless to do so. Our first point of view is to challenge gender stereotypes in cricket, where the game is being divided by gender & not skills & prowess. We believe that it’s a cause worthy of a conversation in culture & we are supporting the first mixed gender match with international cricketers. We are rolling out a full 360-degree activation plan supported by like-minded influencers and the RCB cricket team.”