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#ChooseLoveEveryday this Valentine’s Day with SARVA
MUMBAI: This Valentine’s Day, SARVA, India’s fastest growing Yoga Studio Chain, is asking people to #ChooseLoveEveryday, in the smaller things of life. SARVA’s pack of love campaign talks about how love manifests itself in the smallest of gestures. The #packoflove consists of 52 cards with gestures that are either born of love, showcase love or invoke the feeling of love.
The digital campaign is supported by over 35+ celebrities and influencers, including Amrita Arora, Kubbra Sait, Harleen Sethi, Yami Gautam, Gaur Gopal Das, Aditya Ghosh and our very own Malaika Arora(Co-Founder, SARVA/DIVA Yoga), who have a collective following of about 35 Million subscribers on digital platforms. All of them speak about what love means to them and the need to recognize, celebrate, and cherish it in different forms every day.
Love is often underestimated, and people look for it in grand gestures and gifts. Somewhere between growing up and taking on life’s responsibilities, we miss out on appreciating the little things and forget to #ChooseLoveEveryday. SARVA’s campaign directs attention to this and the fact that even taking care of one’s health through yoga is also a way of self-love. To further encourage this, Malaika Arora will be sending The Box of Love to 100 of her friends, which comprises of some beautiful heartwarming surprises.
Speaking about this, Sarvesh Shashi, Founder, SARVA/DIVA Yoga, said, “Love manifests itself in different ways. This Valentine’s Day, we are asking you to notice the smaller things that matter to you. This could be eating your favorite meal, looking at a throwback picture, playing with a puppy; or even better, taking care of yourself. All these moments are full of love. On this special day, SARVA wants to encourage people to understand this and #ChooseLoveEveryday. Loving yourself also includes ensuring that your mental and physical health are in top shape – and yoga can help you do this. Indulge in self health through yoga and make Valentine’s Day even more special.”
Adding further, Malaika Arora, Co-founder, SARVA/DIVA Yoga, said, “I strongly believe in loving yourself first before anyone else – and what better than Valentine’s Day to indulge. We often become so immersed in pleasing others and making them feel special that we forget to love ourselves including enjoying life’s intricacies. It is time to #ChooseLoveEveryday and notice the smaller gifts of life. Give your mind and body some love too with yoga and celebrate not just today but every day. It can certainly be a life changing experience.”
A disruptor in the fitness and wellness category, SARVA is focusing on the millennial population. With 25 different forms of practices, the venture plans to make yoga popular amongst the urban youth. SARVA has rapidly grown since its inception and runs studios across two formats: Diva Yoga and Sarva Yoga.
Founded in 2016 by Sarvesh Shashi, SARVA envisions to build a global community of physically, mentally and emotionally fit individuals, through yoga, mindfulness, movement and beyond. SARVA does this through two approaches: physical and digital. The physical approach includes the company’s state-of-the-art brick and mortar studios and lifestyle products. The accessible and interactive digital platform constitutes the digital approach.
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Ad:tech honours 2026: Full list of winners announced
Expanded awards spotlight winners across 22 categories as industry doubles down on intelligent automation
NEW DELHI: Marketing’s tech elite took the spotlight as the ad:tech honours 2026 returned with a sharper focus on AI, data and immersive media, signalling how deeply technology now underpins brand strategy. Held at Yashobhoomi on March 17, the second edition drew industry leaders to celebrate innovation that is reshaping engagement and performance.
Presented with the International Advertising Association India chapter and new partner Huella, the awards expanded from 8 to 22 categories, tracking the rapid convergence of creativity, automation and analytics.
The winners’ list reads like a snapshot of marketing’s future. In affiliate and partner marketing, Lyxel & Flamingo – Boat and Paytm Ads – Giva took silver. Mobavenue Media Private Limited struck gold in AI-driven dynamic creative optimisation, alongside a silver for Laqshya Media Limited.
Creative AI collaboration saw Rediffusion Brand Solutions Private Limited win gold, with Saltinc Consulting Private Limited securing silver. Laqshya Media Limited continued its strong run, taking gold in AI conversation agents and adding multiple wins across categories, including silver in GenAI-led creative and both gold and silver in interactive DOOH campaigns for Tanishq and Tata Coffee.
Predictive AI honours went to Strong Metrics and Tyroo, both silver, while Orient Bell Limited picked up silver in immersive retail tech. In GenAI-led creative, Laqshya Media Limited, Salt – Kotak and Sumimoto each secured silver, reflecting the crowded race in generative creativity.
Publicis bagged silver in influencer management and gold in performance marketing, where it shared the stage with Arm Worldwide and The Trade Desk, both silver. Glad U Came Private Limited stood out with gold in influencer measurement and analytics.
Marketing automation saw CereOne Media Pvt. Ltd. and Globale Media win silver, while ADMOTT Private Limited claimed silver in OTT innovation.
Programmatic media categories highlighted the shift to advanced targeting and connected screens. Mobavenue Media Private Limited clinched gold in connected TV advertising, with Animmoov Digital Media Pvt Ltd – Asus and Lyxel and Flamingo taking silver. Cheggout Services Private Limited won silver in retail media advertising, while Paytm Ads – Versuni secured gold.
On social platforms, Vayner Media India took gold in community and UGC engagement, with Under 25 – Oppo winning silver. Segumento rounded off the list with silver in the innovation category.
Jaswant Singh, country managing director at ad:tech India, underscored the momentum, saying generative AI and data-driven decision-making are now central to marketing impact. Neena Dasgupta, IAA mancom member and chief executive and founder at The Salt Inc Consulting, added that the awards celebrate not just technology, but “the people, the creativity, and the relentless effort behind it.”
Backed by Comexposium Group, ad:tech New Delhi has long tracked digital disruption. Now, with the honours, it is rewarding those who are not just adapting to change but engineering it.
In an industry racing towards automation, the message from 2026 is unmistakable. The future of marketing will be written not just in ideas, but in algorithms.
