Hyderabad: A grand event was organized in the 'India Awards 2018' program under the auspices of the International Advertising Association, on the courtesy of the 'Sakshi Media' and Bharati Cements. On this evening, in the program held at the Cyber Convention in Kondapur, in the city, awards were given to commercial advertisements created in creative form by advertising engineering agencies related to major institutions. India Awards were given in 23 categories in total.
Regional India Awards have been given for commercial advertisements for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh companies for the first time. Jayesh Ranjan, Chief Secretary, IT Department of Telangana, who was present as the chief guest in the program said that Hyderabad has a bright future for digital entertainment technology and the state government is encouraging this sector at a large scale. He advised the media to remain in control in the case of false and false reports. They wished to expand the scope of the commercial commercials with better standardity.
Ramesh Narayan, chairman of India Chapter of International Advertising Association, said that offering a commercial advertisement in the prestigious India Awards Telugu language is a good sign. Representative of Digital India Awards, Srinivasan lauded the promotion of "Sakshi" Media and Bharti Cements in organizing this event.
As guest of the program, Municipal Commissioner Anjaney Kumar said that the law and order system is very good in the city and here on the lines of New York, the city police is providing security to the people with modern technology.
The program was attended by prominent people from several companies including 'Media' Group's Corporate Communications Director Rani Reddy, Marketing Director KRP Reddy, Finance Director Yep Reddy, Bharti Cements Managing Director Ravindra Reddy and others.
Progress Between Challenges: Sam Balsara
Madison World Chairman Sam Balsara said that the country is making progress in the advertising sector of advertising and competition between the challenges and challenges. There is currently a need to experiment with new commercial applications in the wake of competition between digital media and channels. He said that in 1972 only the commercial commercial business of Rs 100 crores has reached 60 thousand crores.