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Nayara Energy’s celebrates the spirit of new India in its latest brand film
Mumbai: As India gears up to celebrate its 78th Independence Day, Nayara Energy unveiled a new brand film as an ode to the unrelenting spirit of Indians who are propelling the nation’s growth. Aptly titled ‘Naye India Ka Nayara’, the film beautifully captures inspiring stories embodying values such as resilience, inclusivity, and sustainability while delving deeper into the evolving identity of a new India.
Conceptualised to capture the essence of a new transforming India, where dreams and responsibility work together to pave the way for a brighter future. The film weaves together stories of determination, inclusivity, and community spirit. From a delivery driver pursuing education to a female bus driver breaking stereotypes, to a farmer and urban professional collaborating for children’s nutrition, and a woman promoting sustainable fashion, each narrative exemplifies the dynamic and evolving spirit of India that is visible beyond the metros. As these scenes unfold, vibrant energy waves in Nayara’s brand colors ripple through each character, embodying the unity and vigor that fuels the essence of modern India.
This thought-provoking film directed by Mumbai-based digital agency ibs fulcro, is a tribute to every Indian who is contributing to our nation’s progress. The role of energy is innate in facilitating the growth of economy and enhancing mobility thereby fueling the dreams and aspirations of a billion people. #NayeIndiaKaNayara is a celebration of the dynamic and evolving spirit of India. The film culminates with energy waves traveling through the Nayara refinery, symbolizing the source of energy seamlessly connecting businesses and people. The journey through diverse narratives and its focus on empowerment, equality, collaboration, and sustainability culminates in the powerful message of ‘#NayeIndiaKaNayara’.
Nayara Energy strives to be a strong partner in India’s energy needs. The narrative intertwines tales of resilience and community engagement. Each Indian has an innate role in the nation’s progress and the film celebrates the spirit of progress and inclusivity embodied in the #NayeIndiaKaNayara campaign.
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BLR Airport Launches ‘Connections’ Service to Ease Transit Travel
New initiative targets smoother transfers as Bengaluru hub traffic rises 30 per cent.
MUMBAI: Missed connections may be a traveller’s nightmare but Bengaluru is trying to make them a thing of the past. Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru (BLR Airport) has rolled out ‘Connections by BLR’, a new transfer programme designed to take the friction out of connecting journeys. Built around three pillars ease, efficiency and experience,the initiative aims to simplify what is often the most stressful leg of air travel.
The move comes as transfer traffic at BLR Airport climbs sharply, up more than 30 per cent year-on-year. Transfers currently account for around 15 per cent of total passenger traffic and are projected to touch 20 per cent by 2026, signalling a clear shift in how the airport is positioning itself within airline networks.
At its core, the programme focuses on making navigation intuitive and downtime more comfortable. Dedicated transfer desks have been set up across terminals, supported by colour-coded wayfinding blue and yellow signage designed for quick recognition. Inter-terminal movement is being streamlined through complimentary shuttle services with predictable wait times, while designated transfer zones aim to reduce passenger confusion.
Beyond logistics, the airport is leaning into experience. Travellers in transit now have access to a wider choice of lounges, curated retail and food and beverage options, as well as sleeping pods for short stays. For longer layovers, transit hotels in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 offer boutique in-terminal accommodation, an increasingly sought-after feature as global travel patterns evolve.
The timing is strategic. BLR Airport now connects to 114 passenger destinations 80 domestic and 34 international with key routes spanning Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Pune domestically, and Singapore, London Heathrow, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Kuala Lumpur internationally. Recent additions such as Hindon, Bidar and Silchar within India, alongside Dammam, Hanoi and Riyadh overseas, are further expanding its reach.
Infrastructure is also catching up with ambition. Developments including the West Cross Taxiway, Terminal 1 refurbishment and Terminal 2 expansion are laying the groundwork for higher capacity and smoother operations critical for any airport aiming to become a serious transfer hub.
Bangalore International Airport Limited chief operating officer Girish Nair framed the initiative as both a response to demand and a forward-looking play. He pointed to the growing depth of the airport’s network and the opportunity to build a more reliable transfer ecosystem that benefits both passengers and airline partners.
In an era where travel is as much about transitions as destinations, BLR Airport is betting that a seamless connection might just be the journey’s most important upgrade.
