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<ul><li><keyword id="2518439" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="audible" source="Orion">Audible</keyword>'s has launched two new ad films featuring TV actors <keyword id="18851" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="nakuul-mehta" source="Orion">Nakuul Mehta</keyword> and <keyword id="993362" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="rithvik-dhanjani" source="Orion">Rithvik Dhanjani</keyword>.</li><li>Conceptualized by Audible and executed by Media Monks, the ads will air on over 60 channels across genres.</li></ul>Amazon's Audible has launched two new ad films, featuring TV stars Nakuul Mehta and Rithvik Dhanjani, showcasing the wide and diverse range of audio and spoken word content available on Audible, which listeners can enjoy whenever, wherever they like. Rithvik and Nakuul have lent their voices to two new, already popular free-for-all Audible Originals available on Audible.in. You can listen to Rithvik on Buri Nazar, a seemingly light family drama with a supernatural twist (also featuring the irreplaceable <keyword id="20895" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="supriya-pathak" source="Orion">Supriya Pathak</keyword> and <keyword id="1181511" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="sayani-gupta" source="Orion">Sayani Gupta</keyword>) and Nakuul on ‘Mine and Yours (Season 2),’ a modern love triangle where he competes with Kubbra Sait’s character for attention from Sayani Gupta’s character. This made them a natural choice for the films. Conceptualized by Audible and executed by Media Monks, the ads will air on over 60 channels across genres like Hindi General Entertainment, Hindi Movies, Hindi and English News, Hindi Music, English lifestyle, English Movies, Infotainment as well as on live sports like the India-New Zealand test match from 3rd to 7th December 2021 and the English Premier League between 27th Nov and 28th December 2021. The first film opens with Rithvik immersed in a rigorous workout, getting his “beast mode on”, listening to epic battle titles available on Audible, including Suno Mahabharat Devdutt Pattanaik ke Saath and Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin. Nakuul on the other hand is more focused on “working out” his mind by listening to calming and relaxing titles such as Think Like A Monk written by Jay Shetty, A Guide to Stress Free Living written by Om Swami and Deepak Chopra's Mind Body Zone: Living Outside the Box. In the end, we see Rithvik offering Nakuul some easy workout tips. Dodging him, Nakuul quickly switches on Audible’s Sleep Collection and nods off! <div type="Youtube" id="PIojbNqez7I" title="Audible TVC 1 - 35 secs" thumbUrl="https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PIojbNqez7I/mqdefault.jpg"></div> In the second film, Rithvik is seen lamenting over his healthy snack, enviously eyeing a batch of freshly baked cookies that Nakuul has prepared, while enjoying his favourite titles on Audible, like The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling, Neil Gaiman and Dirk Maggs’s The Sandman, Sherlock Holmes written by <keyword id="229803" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="stephen-fry" source="Orion">Stephen Fry</keyword>, Sapiens written by Yuval Noah Harari and Scion of Ikshvaku written by Amish. Rithvik, who is still drooling over the cookies, teases him and says his next listen will be The Hunger Games written by Suzanne Collins on Audible next, and runs off stealing some cookies from Nakuul’s tray!” <div type="Youtube" id="u6235aAp9go" title="Audible TVC 2 - 35 secs" thumbUrl="https://i.ytimg.com/vi/u6235aAp9go/mqdefault.jpg"></div> Both films bring out the crackling chemistry and camaraderie between Rithvik and Nakuul while highlighting their impeccable comic timing. In spite of having diametrically opposite personalities who enjoy completely different activities and audiobooks (which really helps showcase the expansive range of titles available on Audible) their close and playful relationship comes alive on screen, and make the films a pleasure for fans, or really anyone to enjoy! <keyword id="3813194" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Shailesh-Sawlani" source="Orion">Shailesh Sawlani</keyword>, Country Head, Audible India, said, "We recently launched an all-you-can-listen Plus catalogue for our members featuring over 15,000 Audible Originals, audiobooks and podcasts across languages and genres. We also expanded our free selection to include hundreds of Audible Originals and several thousand podcasts; all this in addition to our always-expanding Premium Plus library, featuring over 200,000 titles. Our ad films showcase how we have something for everyone in our diverse slate, including titles featuring household names like Rithvik and Nakuul and other popular talent. We hope that the viewers enjoy our ad films, brought to life by these very talented and spirited actors." Nakuul Mehta said, “Working on these ad films for Audible with my friend Rithvik was just pure fun! I personally really enjoy the audio medium and love how our films capture this very real audio truth - that people with different personalities and choices can still find something to love and bond over on Audible! I recently narrated the second season of the Audible Original 'Mine and Yours' which is available absolutely free for everyone. I hope our audiences enjoy the ad films and our audio shows on Audible as much as we enjoyed making them.” Rithvik Dhanjani said, "I recently recorded an Audible Original show 'Buri Nazar' which truly helped me realize the power of audio. The entire process of working on the show was so exhilarating for me and the great response we have received makes the experience that much sweeter. With these latest ad films, I hope we showcase how effortless and entertaining listening to Audible can be, whenever and wherever you feel like. It was great fun to work with Nakuul on them; it didn't feel like we were shooting at all!”

Audible's new ad films featuring Nakuul Mehta and Rithvik Dhanjani, showcases the diverse range of content available on the platform

India will spend nearly Rs 143 lakh crore on infrastructure between fiscals 2024 and 2030, more than twice the Rs 67 lakh crore spent in the past seven financial years starting 2017, rating agency Crisil said on Tuesday. Of the total, Rs 36.6 lakh crore will be green investments, marking a five times rise compared with the amount spent during fiscals 2017-2023, it added. "India's infrastructure spending will double to Rs 143 lakh crore between fiscals 2024 and 2030, compared with 2017-2023," Crisil said in its Infrastructure Yearbook 2023. Crisil Ltd managing director and CEO Amish Mehta said the agency expects India's gross domestic product to grow at an average 6.7% through fiscal 2031 to be the fastest-expanding large economy. "Per capita income is seen rising from USD 2,500 now to USD 4,500 by fiscal 2031, creating a middle-income country," he said, adding that this growth will be underpinned by massive all-round infrastructure development, with sharp focus on integrating sustainability." While releasing '<keyword id="19169539" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="crisil-infrastructure-yearbook-2023" source="Orion">CRISIL Infrastructure Yearbook 2023</keyword>', which includes a unique national index CRISIL InfraInvex, Mehta said policy interventions and a conducive investment climate have aided the uptrend in the CRISIL InfraInvex scores across sectors. "Four of these -- roads and highways, power transmission, renewable energy and ports -- have an overall score of 7-plus (out of 10), which underscores the pace of reforms and developments of the past few years," he added. The rating agency noted that the next phase of infrastructure development will be marked by growth in the average ticket size of projects and a significant number of mega-scale projects. Appropriate and consistent policy and regulatory interventions and focus on timely execution build an attractive case for various stakeholders to accelerate investments across infrastructure sectors, Crisil said. The renewable push The rating agency predicted that prominent sectors such as roads and power are expected to remain major contributors, while relatively nascent ones such as <keyword id="312660" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="EVs" source="Orion">EVs</keyword>, solar, wind, and hydrogen will pick up pace. "The share of EVs in India's overall automobile sales is likely to reach 30% by 2030. "Two-wheeler EV sales are expected to outpace other segments up to 2028, while demand for EV buses will be driven by state transport undertakings," it said. According to Crisil, favourable total cost of ownership and total cost of acquisition, as well as model availability for two- and three-wheelers will support EV offtake in coming years. It said the share of renewable energy in total capacity is estimated to grow 4x between fiscals 2023 and 2030. While solar will account for half of the incremental non-fossil generation, Crisil said there is a growing need to leverage emerging technologies such as 'floatovoltaics' (floating solar), offshore wind technology and green hydrogen. Noting that the hydrogen sector is poised to attract substantial investments, estimated at Rs 1.5 lakh crore between fiscals 2024 and 2030, the rating agency said mandates for green hydrogen use and incentive schemes will be important here considering the cost of production of green hydrogen is twice that of fossil-based hydrogen. Crisil said India's first sovereign green bond issuance will pave the way for the development of the domestic bond market for green issuances. Over the past few years, global experience has shown increasing appetite for green assets among investors, leading to Indian companies seeking funds in global markets, it added.

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Mumbai, Dec 30 () Small business sentiment continued to slide for the third quarter in a row in July-September, a survey by state-run Sidbi and rating agency Crisil said on Monday. 
 It also pointed out that the way things have panned out during the survey quarter are bleaker than the expectations of immediate future presented in the preceding quarter. 
 The survey comes at a time when the economic growth slid to a six-year low of 4.5 per cent for the July-September period. It also comes about a year after the Shaktikanta Das-led RBI rolled out a loan recast package for small enterprises after government prodding. 
 The MSME segment, which is generally called as the biggest employment generator, also presented a difficult picture from a job growth perspective. 
 The number of companies reporting an addition to their employee base more than halved to 7 per cent from 16 per cent in the preceding quarter, it said, adding that 87 per cent reported a maintaining of jobs while remaining 6 per cent reported a reduction. 
 Bankers are also not very hopeful of the MSME segment, with half of them calling their MSME loan performance as "below satisfactory", four of ten as "satisfactory" and only one calling it as an "improvement". 
 The 'Crisidex' survey score went down to 106 points for the second quarter of the fiscal year, as against 120 in the preceding April-June quarter and 124 for the year-ago period, a statement said. 
 It said typically, expectations for the next quarter are higher than actual sentiment for a quarter but the difference between the expectations and the actual turnout has been the sharpest in the second quarter in the eight surveys done by the company. 
 The preceding quarter had revealed a score of 129 on future expectations, while the actual turnout was a score of 106, it said, adding that both services and manufacturing firms have similar opinions. 
 "The survey findings need to be viewed in the context of macroeconomic factors such as production cuts by automobile manufacturers impacting utilisation of components, decline in both volume and realisation in commodity-linked sectors such as steel, and a slowdown in consumption impacting gems and jewellery, and hotels," Crisil's chief operating officer Amish Mehta said. 
 A little over a fourth of manufacturing companies reported Q2 as a "good quarter", which was at par with the preceding quarter, but down from the 37 per cent level in the year-ago period, it said. 
 The services sector seemed to be most impacted, with only 19 per cent of those surveyed terming it as a good quarter, as against 28 per cent in the preceding quarter and 38 per cent in the year-ago period, it said. 
 Export-oriented micro, small and medium enterprises performed better, with 21 per cent of them reporting an increase in order book compared with 15 per cent of domestic peers, the findings said. Among the importers, share of respondents reporting higher procurements declined to 9 per cent from 13 per cent, the survey said. AA MR
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Mumbai, Jun 15 () A 5 per cent contraction in gross domestic product (GDP) during 2020-21 may lead to a 15 per cent fall in corporate India's revenues and poses an "existential threat" for small businesses, a report said on Monday. However, policy interventions by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the finance ministry offer little hope because they cannot revive demand, which is crucial for the small businesses, the report said. The micro, small and medium enterprise (MSME) sector will have to face a sharper decline in revenues of up to 21 per cent, while operating profit margins will narrow to 4-5 per cent, said the research wing of domestic ratings agency Crisil. The agency expects a 5 per cent contraction in the economy because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, which has led to nearly three months of lockdown across the country with little steps at opening up lately. The government and the RBI have already announced actions like collateral-free loans of up to Rs 3 lakh crore to the segment since the onset of the crisis. "MSMEs face existential crisis, revenue to fall a fifth...a sharp decline at the operating level will also impact creditworthiness, aggravating the liquidity stretch these units have been grappling with, particularly on the working capital front," the agency said. It said there are gains to be made out of the lower commodity prices but the weak demand in the economy will ensure that the small business segment is unable to capitalise on those, it said. The average interest service coverage ratio could slide to 1-1.5 times from 2.4 times seen between the financial years 2016-17 and 2019-20, even after factoring in the benefit of moratorium on interest payments announced by the RBI, it said adding that without the moratorium, the ratio would have gone below one. The hardest hit will be the micro enterprise segment, which accounts for 32 per cent of the overall MSME debt, and are facing material stress in terms of revenue growth, operating profit margins and working capital stretch, it said. Drawing from precedents, it said previous downturns have shown that micro and small enterprises are unable to manage transient working capital challenges as easily as their large and medium peers. The policy interventions from the RBI and the finance ministry will help them tide over tapered cash flows, it said adding that the biggest concern is demand that needs to be revived for the betterment of this crucial sector. However, the report was not so optimistic on the policy interventions' ability to drive demand in the economy. "The current facilitations may not have the heft to crank up demand in the near term because fiscal stimulus is limited and only to vulnerable households," its Chief Operating Officer Amish Mehta said. "It is critical that the demand curve is yanked steeply northwards, especially in discretionary products and services," he added. He said a three-pronged strategy is essential now, which should include improvement in the sentiment around job security for formal and informal workers to boost consumption, hastening implementation of the Aatmanirbhar scheme to ensure flow of liquidity to MSMEs continues, and lenders going beyond traditional credit processes because they have to play a seminal role in recovery. From a sectoral perspective, it said consumer discretionary, construction, and export-linked ones will bear the brunt, while small real-estate contractors into EPC (engineering, procurement, construction) projects, and ceramics and textiles makers have been significantly impacted so their credit profiles are the most vulnerable. Revenue growth of MSMEs in the real estate EPC segment could almost halve with demand sliding even as rising costs, supply chain disruptions and labour issues exert severe pressure on margins, it added. Lower utilisation and partial absorption of BS-VI price hike could erode margins of auto-component MSMEs this financial year despite lower raw material prices, it said. The bigger companies are not expected to be impacted as much by the challenges, and the overall revenue growth will decline 15 per cent only while the operating profit margins will be down by a fourth, it said. AA HRS

GDP contraction poses 'existential threat' to MSMEs, policy measures offer little succour: Report

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