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PRandit wins PR mandate for Tezos India
Mumbai: Gurugram-based PR firm PRandit Solution has secured the PR and media relations mandate of blockchain adoption company Tezos India.
Tezos enables people and entities to optimally use its blockchain in India. Tezos India was able to secure the mandate by participating in a competitive multi-agency pitch, following an open call by Tezos India for outsourcing their PR and media activities.
PRandit will be responsible for crafting and disseminating all the key messages and information relevant to establishing and projecting the credibility of Tezos India as an enabler towards creating a well-rounded Tezos ecosystem in India. In addition, as a part of this mandate, PRandit will explore opportunities for Tezos India and its spokespersons to be featured across relevant national and international media outlets, spanning across print, electronic, online and new-age media outlets, among others.
PRandit Solution co-Founder & COO Shalu Jha said, “India currently hosts one of the largest tech and startup industries in the world, and blockchain and crypto have, of late, become the fastest-growing space as well as one of the hottest topics in the media and communications universe. And in line with these developments, Tezos India has been, of late, playing a crucial role in helping enthusiasts and young Indians get closer to the marvels of Web3 at large, and the Tezos blockchain in particular. As a ‘tech-first’ PR company, we at PRandit are very happy and proud to partner with Tezos India to enable them to increase their visibility, credibility, and prominence in the media ecosystem at large, and amongst their target audience in particular. Our focus for Tezos India’s PR would be towards ensuring that their larger organisational goals are being served while actively evangelising and spreading awareness about Tezos, crypto, blockchain, and web3, among other allied subjects.”
Tezos India head – operations Poorvi Sachar added, “We at Tezos India are pleased to associate with PRandit for our 360-degree media and PR related engagements. We are confident that through their strategic know-how in the media and communications arena, PRandit will be playing an instrumental role in highlighting Tezos India’s areas of expertise and operations, achievements, etc. We look forward to a fruitful, long-term collaboration.”
Notably, Tezos India is an organisation supporting the Tezos ecosystem in the Indian sub-continent and is a grantee of the Tezos Foundation. As innovation in the blockchain space advances in India, Tezos India constantly strives to address key barriers facing blockchain adoption to date in India through: developer adoption, education & training, and ecosystem development.
On the other hand, PRandit Solution is a leading Indian B2B agency in the field of strategic communications-related services and has helped over 500 startups and businesses with their brand positioning, media relations, public relations, reputation management, etc., since its inception in 2018.
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IndiGo appoints captain Rohit Rikhye as head of operations control centre
Leadership change follows dgca penalties and december flight disruptions
MUMBAI: IndiGo has appointed Captain Rohit Rikhye as the new head of its operations control centre (OCC). The appointment, effective immediately following an internal announcement on Friday, sees Rikhye take over from Jason Herter. He will report directly to the chief operating officer (COO), Isidre Porqueras.
Captain Rikhye brings over 11 years of experience within IndiGo to the role. He previously served as chief pilot for standards, QA, and ops safety. In his new position, he is responsible for the airline’s central nerve centre, overseeing flight operations, including real-time coordination, planning, and dispatch; tracking and compliance, ensuring all flights adhere to air traffic control and safety regulations; and resource management, handling crew scheduling and rostering across the network.
The leadership transition comes after a period of significant operational challenges in December 2025. These lapses resulted in strict intervention from the directorate general of civil aviation (DGCA) in January 2026.
According to statements made by additional solicitor general Chetan Sharma on behalf of the civil aviation ministry, the regulator imposed penalties totalling Rs 22 crore on the airline. The regulatory response also led to the dismissal of a senior vice-president to address the systemic issues identified during the disruptions.
The OCC is critical to the airline’s daily performance, managing everything from flight paths to crew availability. By appointing a veteran from the safety and standards division, IndiGo aims to strengthen its regulatory compliance and ensure operational stability moving forward.
