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House of Vitti India introduces summer’s must-have mules collection
Mumbai: House of Vitti India, renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship in fashion footwear, introduces its latest summer collection. Embracing various hues, the collection features an array of Mules, Juttis, and Kolhapuris, showcasing a blend of tradition, innovation, and comfort. This launch marks yet another stride in House of Vitti India’s commitment to redefining footwear aesthetics.
Following the remarkable response from their customers, and in answer to their demand, House of Vitti India is delighted to introduce its latest collection. Building on the success of previous launches, the brand unveils its mules collection, featuring a diverse range of meticulously crafted footwear options. From timeless black duets exuding sophistication to intricately designed pastel-coloured treasures, each pair reflects the uniqueness of the brand. The collection features a vibrant palette such as the Silk Safari with captivating silver and gold tiger stripe embroidery, and the charming Pastel Panache adorned with delicate glass beads detailing.
In the brand’s commitment to sustainability, the mules feature PU soles, making them durable and vegan-friendly. The incorporation of suede lining ensures ultimate relaxation and the perfect fit, catering to the needs of conscious consumers.
Speaking about the newly launched summer collection, House of Vitti India founder Charru Sharrma stated, “Drawing upon the latest trends and customer feedback, we’ve thoughtfully curated this collection of mules with the utmost attention to detail. Designed to seamlessly enhance your summer ensembles, this collection embodies a perfect balance of style and comfort, we recognize the significance of blending fashion with practicality, and our Mules collection exemplifies this dedication.”
The collection offers a range starting from 5000 and going up to 7000.
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Samsung India mobile chief quits after 18 years
Raju Antony Pullan’s exit leaves a gaping hole at the top as Chinese rivals tighten their grip
GURGAON: Raju Antony Pullan has had enough. The senior vice-president and head of Samsung India’s mobile phone business has put in his papers after 18 years at the Korean giant, a tenure long enough to have watched the company stride to the top of India’s smartphone market and then stumble, badly, as Chinese upstarts muscled in.
Pullan, who ran sales, marketing and every last function of the smartphone business, tendered his resignation on Thursday and is currently serving out his notice period. Samsung has not named a successor. It has a second line of leadership waiting in the wings, Aditya Babbar and Hiren Rathod among them, but no decision has been made on who steps up.
The timing is awkward. Samsung has been haemorrhaging market share to Chinese brands and now clings to a top-two position only in the premium segment, where it scraps it out with Apple. Losing the man who stewarded the mobile business through its best and worst years hardly helps steady the ship.
A company that once owned India’s smartphone market is now fighting to stay relevant in it. Pullan’s departure is less a footnote than a flashing red light.
