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Motorola India names Ipshita Chowdhury marketing head

Gagandeep Bedi moves to Asia Pacific strategy as India gets new lead

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GURUGRAM: Motorola India has appointed Ipshita Chowdhury as India marketing head, tasking her with sharpening brand salience and accelerating growth in one of its most contested markets.
She succeeds Gagandeep Bedi, who has been elevated to Asia Pacific marketing strategy and operations lead. Both executives will report to Motorola head of marketing, Asia Pacific Shivam Ranjan.

Chowdhury brings more than two decades of cross-sector marketing experience spanning telecom, automobile and FMCG. She has previously held leadership roles at Nokia, Microsoft, Philips Lighting and Valvoline Cummins, building consumer-facing brands across categories.

At Motorola India, she will oversee integrated campaigns and brand strategy nationwide, as the company seeks to consolidate recent gains in the smartphone market.

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Bedi, in his previous India role, was credited with reinforcing Motorola’s positioning and driving brand momentum over the past year. In his expanded regional mandate, he will work with Asia Pacific leadership and country marketing heads to align strategy, strengthen operational discipline and unlock growth across mature and emerging markets.

Ranjan described India as a critical growth engine for the brand, noting that Bedi’s regional remit would foster tighter strategic cohesion across Asia Pacific, while Chowdhury’s consumer insight and category breadth would help scale the brand’s next phase in India.

Chowdhury said she was joining at a moment of “strong growth and momentum”, adding that she intends to deepen consumer engagement in a market where technology cycles move fast and brand loyalty is hard won.

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Tech2.com returns with AI-driven revamp to guide India’s tech consumers

News18 relaunches legacy tech platform with AI tools and expanded coverage

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NEW DELHI: Tech2, one of India’s earliest and most recognisable technology news destinations, is staging a comeback with a fresh, AI-first approach aimed at modern digital consumers.

Originally launched in 2003, Tech2 built a strong following among India’s tech enthusiasts by simplifying complex innovations and guiding purchase decisions. Now, under the umbrella of Network18’s News18, the platform is being reimagined for an era where artificial intelligence is reshaping how users consume and interact with information.

The revamped Tech2 blends AI-powered tools with editorial expertise, aiming to deliver smarter, faster, and more personalised content. While the technology stack gets a significant upgrade, the platform is consciously holding on to its familiar brand identity, creating continuity for long-time users while attracting a new generation.

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At its core, the new Tech2 is positioning itself as a decision-making companion for consumers navigating an increasingly complex tech landscape. From gadgets and apps to broader digital ecosystems, the platform plans to widen its editorial scope to reflect how deeply technology now influences everyday life.

A key part of its growth strategy includes expanding into multiple Indian languages, signalling an intent to reach audiences beyond metro cities and tap into the next wave of digital adoption.

The relaunch also strengthens News18’s portfolio of specialised digital properties, which already includes platforms such as CricketNext for cricket coverage, Showsha for entertainment, and Local18 for regional reporting.

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With its return, Tech2 is not just revisiting its legacy but attempting to redefine it. In a market flooded with information, the platform’s success will hinge on whether it can turn AI into a genuine utility for users rather than just a buzzword.

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