Page 5 - Prashant Panday News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Mirchi launches its operations in The Bay Area, California July 4, 2021 GMT SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 4, 2021-- Mirchi, India’s no.1 city-centric music and entertainment company, fortifies its presence in USA, commencing its operations in The Bay Area, California. In line with its vision to expand its global footprint and cater to the South Asian diaspora across markets, Mirchi aims to introduce its Radio, Digital and LIVE Events solutions to the city. With South Asians accounting for alm...

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com Mirchi, India’s no.1 city-centric music and entertainment company, has announced the launch of its radio platform and solutions business in Bahrain, further expanding its presence in the Middle East. In line with its aim to cater to the Hindi music and entertainment demand of the Indian and South Asian diaspora across the globe, the company brings its unparalleled content and beloved RJs to the niche consumer set in the market. With Indians and South Asians comprising more than 30% of Bahrain’s population, it forms an extremely important and str...

Mirchi revenues grow 80% sequentially on digital push, festive season. EBITDA, PAT turns positive

After an unexpected hiatus in the form of Covid-19 that slowed the nation down, print, radio, and television players talk about their expectations from the upcoming Union Budget 2021. The airwaves sensed serious Sturm und Drang in 2020, with the radio sector being one of the hardest hit. The pandemic and the already existing economic crisis compounded radio players’ struggle, but never let the unfortunate situation break their spirits. Similarly, print and television mediums, too, have had their share of troubles. However, the hope of a new day brings its own set of expe...

Picture courtesy: Unsplash The airwaves sensed serious Sturm und Drang in 2020, with the radio sector being one of the hardest hit. The pandemic and the already existing economic crisis compounded radio players’ struggle, but never let the unfortunate situation break their spirits. Similarly, print and television mediums, too, have had their share of troubles.    However, the hope of a new day brings its own set of expectations. Players are now placing their set of demands and appeals after a grim year that has been. The industry’s eyes are now all sparkled with anticipation as they ...