From first bagging Delhi Police’s social media account to handling big brands like Tata Sky Broadband, Club Mahindra, D2C brands for Marico, Kotak Mutual Fund and many more, Hyper Connect Asia has come a long way since its debut in 2018. It founders Ankur Pujari and Kiran Khadke like to define Hyper Connect as a […]
MoreWhen I had first read about the fact that Hugh Hefner, in his early days of building Playboy actually started living in the office, I kept appreciating the idea. As a growing company we anyways are constantly only thinking about work. Finally, this did happen. The only twist was that office came home. My core […]
MoreKotak Mahindra Asset Management Company (Kotak Mutual Fund) launches a conversational Voice Bot – Mr. SIP, which will address queries related to Systematic Investment Plan (SIPs). Nilesh Shah, MD & CEO, Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Company said, “There is a large population wary of investing in mutual funds as they don’t have easy access to […]
MoreThese days, many government run organisations are upping their social media game and being more interactive on social networking websites. We have often noticed the Twitter handle of Mumbai Police being socially active and spreading awareness on various issues with the help of witty tweets and posts. Joining the trend is the social media handle […]
MoreTo prevent drunk driving during new year celebrations in the capital, Delhi Police on Saturday used the microblogging website Twitter, to convey the message of safe driving. In a series of tweets to aware Delhites about the perils of driving under the influence of alcohol, the national capital’s police since Friday tweeted simple yet effective […]
MoreKiran Khadke shares insights on how the creative teams have overcome the lockdown challenges by integrating technology into their routine.
MoreWhat could be a better platform than social media to connect with the youth? Using Twitter as a medium, Delhi Police has come up with a campaign called #KhaasHaiItihaas. To share the long history of Delhi Police, the organisation’s social media team is uploading graphics — that have historical information — every Thursday. The first […]
MoreReminiscing about the episode that took place in the 19th century, Delhi Police shared a photo of the page where the details of the crime were jotted down. Written in Urdu, it spells out that a theft of hookah (smoking pipe), utensils, a few attires and, even a kulfi took place on October 18, 1861.
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