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Sylvester daCunha: The Creative Mind Behind Amul’s Iconic Advertising Journey

For over seven decades, Amul has established itself as a dominant player in the Indian pasteurised milk and butter market. Its success story, however, took a significant turn when Sylvester daCunha, an advertising veteran, joined the brand in 1966. With his innovative ideas and creative prowess, daCunha transformed Amul’s advertising strategy and introduced a mascot that would revolutionise its brand image – the beloved Amul Girl. In this blog, we pay tribute to Sylvester daCunha’s contributions and explore some of the most memorable moments featuring the Amul Girl.

When Sylvester daCunha conceptualised the Amul Girl, he gave the brand a character that would capture the attention and hearts of the Indian audience. Sporting blue hair and holding a slice of buttered toast, the Amul Girl quickly became synonymous with the brand. Her witty and thought-provoking messages conveyed through outdoor advertising campaigns struck a chord with people from all walks of life.

Sylvester daCunha’s first significant achievement with Amul was the creation of a long-standing advertising campaign that addressed everyday issues faced by society. This campaign, featuring the Amul Girl, holds a prestigious Guinness World Record for being the longest-running ad campaign in the world. Through its consistent and engaging messaging, the campaign not only promoted the brand but also entertained and informed the masses.

Over the years, the Amul Girl has graced numerous ad campaigns, capturing the essence of various significant events and personalities. One such moment was the ad created when Richard Gere kissed Indian actress Shilpa Shetty during an event. Amul responded with a cheeky ad saying, “Kiss kis par case!” The brand’s ability to react swiftly to popular culture and current events became a hallmark of its advertising strategy.

In 2017, when Priyanka Chopra made headlines with her striking dress at the Met Gala, Amul celebrated her debut on the global fashion stage with a dedicated ad. Similarly, after Joaquin Phoenix’s win at the 2020 Academy Awards, the Amul Girl was depicted treating him with butter, showcasing the brand’s quick wit and relevance.

Recognizing the Ayodhya case verdict in 2020, as the country celebrated the court’s decision to build Ram Mandir, Amul’s creative team didn’t miss the opportunity to mark the occasion. Through their ad, they reflected the sentiments of the nation and reinforced the brand’s ability to connect with its audience on a deeper level.

Sylvester daCunha’s visionary approach to advertising and his introduction of the Amul Girl played a pivotal role in shaping Amul’s brand identity. His marketing agency understood the power of storytelling and leveraging cultural moments to engage with consumers effectively. The Amul Girl has become an integral part of Indian popular culture, showcasing the brand’s ability to adapt, evolve, and remain relevant throughout the years.

Sylvester daCunha’s association with Amul marked a turning point in the brand’s advertising journey. Through his creative genius and the introduction of the iconic Amul Girl, daCunha propelled the brand to new heights of success. The Amul Girl’s presence in countless ad campaigns, capturing significant moments and personalities, has cemented Amul’s position as a brand that resonates deeply with the Indian audience. As we pay tribute to Sylvester daCunha’s invaluable contributions, we recognize his legacy and the enduring impact of Amul’s marketing campaigns on the Indian advertising landscape.

This post was originally published on: Apppl Combine

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Coldplay India 2025: Amul’s Fun Take On Sold-Out Concert Tickets Leaves 'Fans In The Cold' | People News

Amul India joined the Coldplay excitement with a clever social media post after tickets for the band’s upcoming 2025 India tour sold out rapidly. Coldplay’s much-anticipated shows created a frenzy among fans, with many securing tickets while others were left disappointed. Amul, known for its witty topical ads, perfectly captured the moment.  The popular British band Coldplay has been making…

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panniiii pi lijiye bubblesssss....thak gye honge wickets dkh k....ab sky ka six dkh kr panni pijiye😌😌

I'm in bed and sukoon ke neend ke liye it's very imp for Sky to play.

"we will beg him here" moment bohot royal ho gaya 😭

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https://amul.com/m/amul-hits

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For my desi aftg'ers: Kevin day in the amul ad

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tell me im not the only one who jammed to the *amul doodh peeta hai india* ad??????

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delico’s nursery and all the names in it belong on five minute long indian tv ads spoken in english with a hindi accent. maybe theyre advertising chocolate. why is the guy’s name dino classico

NO FR WHY IS BRO CALLED DALI DELICO 😭😭 ARE YOU AMUL GIRL'S COUSIN OR SOMETHING

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my favorite ad has to be the amul one though

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hey ash xD

4, 8, 18 and 25 for the ask game

heyyy abiii 

4. favourite dish specific for your country?

oh so okay, theres a lot of them tbh that i love- kheer, chole bhature, dosas, love all the chutneys (there are so many of em and each one more whack combos that somehow work -my mom recently made an amla/gooseberry/ and coconut that has now become my fav way to have amla) but my favourite dish specific to my country, and esp culture has to be 

litti chokha- its this bihari dish thats made of two segments litti- doughballs with roasted chana(chickpea) filling aka sattu with a thousand other things added that i can never fully get, just know they taste delish  

and chokha which is baigan ka bharta (brinjal bharta) 

there are so many side pairings to it but the base is imo this and its pretty yum and unique on flavor pallet 

8. do you get confused with other nationalities? if so, which ones and by whom?

i feel like, i’m not online enough  to talk to people that they can imo even get the wrong nationality idea and despite my idk why in the middle of 2022 ways to text like a brit with babes, mate and all the xx. the most i’ll feel like i have seen is browns getting confused for each other countries. so many times i have seen something that i think is for indian and then realize its pakistani/bangladeshi/ nepali scene.

which makes all this hostility online so much more dumb when you think about it.

18. do you speak with a dialect of your native language?

ooof so like, my native language is sorta hindi, its complicated cos younger generation pretty much uses hindi 80% of the time and even my parents wil unless back in home state prefer speaking hindi, mom prefers it there also. but then there is this another language that dadi/ nani an all do speak that i can understand but not really speak i can try but it doesn’t feel good enough so maybe? idk is the answer. if we take hindi then yes but thats kinda cheating soo uhh i’ll let you be the judge

25. would you like to come from another place, be born in another country?

finally asking the hard hitting questions huh abi

the clusturfuck of emotions this country gives me is a case study in making or a visit to therapist couch whichever comes first 

while you definitely know that india is not the best, you still feel for it like i want to it do better so i’m not dissapointed in it. like every indian mom even i’m like you better pick up after yourself india. i also still randomly play ae mere watan ke logo and get emo about it around 15 august 

i’m also very weirdly nitpicky about other countries. like won’t find my fav street food level nitpicky but then job opprtunities is something i cant overlook so theres that 

also 5 paragh’s in i realised that i read this q wrong so uhh like answer to that is actually no i would like to be born in a better india but this diversity, this crazyness is something that i love about this country so much. 

coming from delhi, i love that to be the girl who swears like a sailor at anyone but then will see someone in need of help and be like yeah sure.

the catty gossip aunties who will show their nice side once every blue moon and you’ll remeber shit i can’t completely hate them 

the paani pilana culture, food as love language and all the scoldingd that hold the love, the incredible culture that is just so rich that i don;,’t understand yours and you dont understand mine but thats okay cause the amul add is still universal. 

its that india i cannt part with  

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10 Most Iconic PR Campaigns in India That Shaped Brand Success

Introduction

India has seen some of the most memorable and impactful PR campaigns, combining cultural insights, social issues, and relatable messaging. From big brands to government initiatives, these campaigns have not only boosted brand loyalty but also sparked meaningful conversations nationwide.

Here are some of the most famous PR campaigns in India that have had a significant impact:

Ariel’s “Share the Load” Campaign

Year: Launched in 2015, ongoing with variations

Objective: To address gender inequality in household chores

Approach: Ariel's ad asked a simple question, “Is laundry only a woman’s job?” and encouraged men to share household responsibilities, particularly laundry. This message resonated with Indian audiences and sparked social media conversations about gender roles, leading to its wide success.

Impact: The campaign not only boosted sales but also started a movement, with Ariel regularly revamping it to keep the message fresh.

Tata Tea’s “Jaago Re”

Year: First launched in 2007, with periodic revivals

Objective: To create social awareness and encourage civic responsibility

Approach: Tata Tea used the slogan “Jaago Re” (Wake up) to encourage Indians to take action on critical issues, including voting, corruption, and women's safety. By connecting its product to meaningful social causes, Tata Tea positioned itself as more than just a beverage brand.

Impact: The campaign resonated deeply with Indian citizens, resulting in increased brand loyalty and stronger social messaging.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission)

Year: 2014

Objective: To promote cleanliness across India

Approach: The government launched the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, appealing to every Indian citizen’s responsibility to contribute to a cleaner country. It became one of the largest cleanliness drives, with massive publicity through events, influencers, and a patriotic appeal.

Impact: The campaign increased awareness about sanitation and led to improvements in public and private spaces across India.

Amul’s Topical Ads

Year: Since the 1960s, ongoing

Objective: To engage consumers through witty, socially relevant ads

Approach: Amul uses its iconic mascot, the “Amul Girl,” in topical ads that comment humorously on current events. These ads are often tied to popular events, social issues, and politics, creating a fun, relatable connection with audiences.

Impact: Amul’s unique, consistent approach has cemented it as a household brand, with its topical ads eagerly awaited by consumers across generations.

Cadbury’s “Kuch Meetha Ho Jaaye” (Let’s Have Something Sweet)

Year: Launched in early 2000s

Objective: To shift chocolate consumption to everyday moments

Approach: The campaign positioned Cadbury Dairy Milk as an essential part of celebrations and everyday happiness. By linking chocolates with festive and family moments, Cadbury expanded its market from occasional treats to daily indulgences.

Impact: This iconic campaign redefined the Indian chocolate market, establishing Cadbury Dairy Milk as a staple for celebrations.

Nescafé’s “#ItAllStarts” Campaign

Year: 2014

Objective: To reposition Nescafé as a motivator for hard work and ambition

Approach: The campaign featured stories of people who face setbacks but remain resilient, like a struggling stand-up comedian. The relatable stories made Nescafé more than a coffee brand—it symbolized optimism and perseverance.

Impact: The campaign resonated with young Indians, positioning Nescafé as the go-to coffee for motivation and hard work.

Reliance Jio’s “Digital India” Push

Year: 2016

Objective: To make digital access affordable and widespread

Approach: Reliance Jio launched with free data offers, inviting millions to experience 4G data for free. Jio’s ad campaigns focused on connecting Indians, making the internet accessible, and empowering India’s digital journey.

Impact: This campaign disrupted the telecom market, leading to a digital revolution with affordable data plans and massive user growth.

Conclusion

These campaigns showcase the power of thoughtful storytelling and social connection. They’ve influenced consumer behaviour, raised awareness, and even brought about social change. As India’s market grows, future PR campaigns will continue to evolve, blending tradition with innovation to engage audiences in unique ways.

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Exploring the Flavors of Tarneit's Indian Sandwich: A Fusion of Taste and Tradition

The Origins of the Indian Sandwich

The Indian sandwich is a modern adaptation of the classic sandwich, reimagined with a mix of traditional Indian spices, chutneys, and fillings that represent the richness of Indian cuisine. While the basic concept of a sandwich remains the same—bread filled with various ingredients—what sets the Indian version apart is its bold use of flavors and textures. In India, street vendors have been selling sandwiches for decades, offering an affordable, quick, and delicious meal for people on the go. These sandwiches, typically vegetarian, feature a blend of

 ingredients such as spiced potatoes, cheese, chutneys, and vegetables, all grilled or toasted to perfection.

In places like Tarneit, with a large Indian population, the Indian sandwich has found a home in local eateries and food trucks, where it is often served as a snack or light meal. tarneit indian sandwich The demand for Indian flavors among both Indian expatriates and the broader community has helped popularize this humble yet flavorful dish.

The Anatomy of an Indian Sandwich

An authentic Indian sandwich is a feast for the senses. Starting with the bread, most commonly soft white bread or multigrain bread, the sandwich is layered with a variety of fillings. A popular version includes a spiced potato mixture, often referred to as “aloo masala,” made with boiled potatoes, onions, green chilies, coriander, and a mix of spices like cumin, turmeric, and garam masala. The filling is spread generously between two slices of bread, and then the magic happens.

What elevates the Indian sandwich is the addition of chutneys—usually a vibrant green chutney made with fresh coriander, mint, green chilies, and lime juice, and sometimes a tangy tamarind chutney. These chutneys add a burst of flavor, combining the freshness of herbs with the tang of lime and the sweetness of tamarind.

Another common element is a layer of grated cheese, often an Indian-style processed cheese like Amul, which melts beautifully when the sandwich is grilled or toasted. In some variations, slices of tomato, cucumber, and onion are added for extra crunch and freshness. The sandwich is usually toasted on a griddle or sandwich maker until the bread is golden brown and crispy, while the fillings inside become warm and gooey.

Variations of the Indian Sandwich

While the basic version is delicious on its own, there are countless variations of the Indian sandwich to suit different tastes and preferences. Some popular variations include:

Paneer Sandwich: A vegetarian delight made with spiced paneer (Indian cottage cheese), this version offers a protein-packed alternative to the classic potato filling. The paneer is marinated in spices and lightly grilled before being added to the sandwich.

Bombay Sandwich: Named after Mumbai (formerly Bombay), this version is famous for its layers of boiled potatoes, beetroot, tomatoes, cucumbers, and a generous amount of green chutney, all topped with a sprinkle of chaat masala for extra zing.

Chicken Tikka Sandwich: For those who prefer a non-vegetarian option, the chicken tikka sandwich is a perfect choice. indian street food in tarneit Tender pieces of marinated and grilled chicken are combined with chutneys and veggies, creating a filling that is both smoky and flavorful.

Where to Find an Indian Sandwich in Tarneit

Tarneit’s food scene is home to a number of eateries that serve Indian sandwiches, ranging from local cafes to food trucks that cater to the Indian community. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite during a lunch break or indulging in an evening snack, the Indian sandwich is a perfect representation of how diverse cultures can come together to create something delicious.

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Dairy Industry in India - UJA Market Report

India is the world’s largest milk producer

24% contribution to global milk production

India’s milk processing capacity is 126 million liters per day

For a decade, the country’s milk industry has been growing at a CAGR of 5.8%

Milk production in India registered more than 50% increase during the last ten years

Globally, India exported 67,572 million tons of dairy products during the year 2022–2023

80 million people are employed in the dairy sector

The industry contributes 5% to the national economy

Per capita availability of milk is 459 grams per day

Overview: Dairy Sector in India

The top5 milk producing States are Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Andhra Pradesh. They together contribute around 53% of total milk production in the country.

The average yield per animal per day for exotic/crossbred is 8.55 Kg/day/Animal and for indigenous/non-descript is 3.44 Kg/day/Animal.

Milk production from exotic/crossbred cattle has increased by 3.75% and Indigenous/ non-descript cattle have increased by 2.63% as compared to the previous year.

The top13 states together contribute around 92% of total milk production in the country

India produced nearly 50% more milk than the US and more than three times as much as China.

The top5 milk producing States are Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Andhra Pradesh. They together contribute around 53% of total milk production in the country.

The average yield per animal per day for exotic/crossbred is 8.55 Kg/day/Animal and for indigenous/non-descript is 3.44 Kg/day/Animal.

Milk production from exotic/crossbred cattle has increased by 3.75% and Indigenous/ non-descript cattle have increased by 2.63% as compared to the previous year.

The top13 states together contribute around 92% of total milk production in the country

India produced close to 50% more milk than the US and more than three times as much as China.

India’s Dairy Industry Flow

The Indian dairy sector is divided into the organized and unorganized segments:

Unorganized segment consists of traditional milkmen, vendors, and self-consumption at home

Organized segment consists of cooperatives and private dairies

Indian dairy sector is dominated by an unorganized sector, selling 64% of the marketable surplus

Around 36% of the marketable milk is processed by the organized sector, with cooperatives & Government dairies, and private players contributing 50% each

Amul, the brand of Gujarat Coop Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) is the largest dairy co-operative and the largest organized player in India

It is the 9th largest dairy player in the world. It aims to be amongst the top 3 dairy players in the world. Amul plans to add 40–60 value-added products in the next 2 years.

Government & Milk Producers Initiatives

The governmentof India set up a 15,000 Cr fund for offering financial support to set up new units or expand existing units in areas of dairy processing & related value addition infrastructure, meat processing & related value addition infrastructure, and Animal Feed Plants. The benefits available are:

3% interest subvention on loans

2-year moratorium with 6-year repayment period

INR 750 Cr credit guarantee

The Rashtriya Gokul Mission has been extended till 2026 with an The INR 2,400 Cr commitment to boost productivity and milk output, making dairying more profitable for farmers.

50% Capital subsidy up to INR 2 Cr to eligible entrepreneurs, individuals, FPOs / FCOs, SHGs, JLGs, and Section 8 companies for the establishment of breed multiplication farms

Accelerated breed improvement program under the component subsidy of INR 5,000 for IVF pregnancy

National Program for Dairy Development (NPDD) scheme aims to enhance the quality of milk and milk products and increase the share of organized milk procurement, processing, value addition, and marketing. The scheme has two components:

Component ‘A’ focuses on creating/strengthening infrastructure for quality milk testing equipment as well as primary chilling facilities for State Cooperative Dairy Federations/ District Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union/SHG-run private dairy/Milk Producer Companies/Farmer Producer Organizations. The scheme will be implemented across the country for the period of five years from 2021–22 to 2025–26.

Component ‘B’ (Dairying Through Cooperatives) provides financial assistance from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) as per the project agreement already signed with them. It is an externally aided project, envisaged to be implemented during the period from 2021–22 to 2025–26 on a pilot basis in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar

In September 2023, AMUL had opened its 85th branch in Kutch, Gujarat. This new branch ensures the distribution of the entire range of Amul’s dairy products

In March 2024, Mother Dairy announced that it would invest INR 650 crore to set up two new plants for the processing of milk. The company will also invest INR 100 crore to expand the capacities

In December 2023, Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) announced that the Company will start buffalo milk sales from December 21 in the country.

Want to know more info, click here https://uja.in/blog/market-reports/dairy-industry-in-india/

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Worldwide Silicone Market 2024- Strategy Resources, Manufacturers, Supply and Forecasts 2030

Silicone Industry Overview

The global silicone market size was estimated at USD 21.33 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.0% from 2024 to 2030. Growing demand for silicone in various end-use industries including personal care, consumer goods, industrial processes, and construction is expected to drive market growth. The U.S. silicone industry is expected to perform moderately owing to limited opportunities by market maturity of both manufacturing industries in general and use of silicones. However, continuous product innovation and ongoing technological developments are expected to promote application of silicone in emerging markets.

Emerging applications include electric vehicles (EVs) and health & personal care, which, in turn, are expected to fuel market growth over the forecast period. Moreover, suppliers continue to gain market share through value-added product development and by creating inroads into applications that conventionally use other materials.

Gather more insights about the market drivers, restrains and growth of the Silicone Market

Silicone is widely used in the construction industry owing to weather resistant, highly stable, and inert & high-water repellent properties. It is used in conjugation with several materials such as marble, glass, concrete, aluminum, steel, and polymers, which find application in residential and commercial constructions. In addition, they are also used in construction of roads, bridges, pipelines, oil rigs, and industrial units. Rising population, increasing urbanization, and rapid industrial growth have resulted in a growing need for construction and infrastructure development globally.

The silicone industry is expected to grow owing to increasing application scope of silicone in various end-use industries. Across electronics industry, silicone is used in a broad range of electronic applications such as for protecting insulators from salt air damage, moisture-proofing of boards, modification of semiconductor encapsulating materials, and protecting ends of heating element wires in printed circuit boards (PCBs), semiconductors, and electronic control units (ECUs), LED devices, and others.

Browse through Grand View Research's Plastics, Polymers & Resins Industry Research Reports.

The global cenospheres market size was estimated at USD 592.32 million in 2023 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12.1% from 2024 to 2030. 

The global curing agent market size was estimated at USD 6.62 billion in 2023 growing at a CAGR of 6.3% from 2024 to 2030.

Key Companies & Market Share Insights

Global silicone industry is significantly fragmented in nature with the presence of big manufacturing players globally. Market players compete mainly on the basis of technology used for production of silicone and quality of products. Key market players are inclined towards adopting marketing strategies such as mergers & acquisitions, new and innovative products along with production capacity expansions are some of popular strategies adopted by a majority of the market players operating in the global silicone market.

In September 2023, Wacker Chemie AG, a silicone manufacturer, announced the expansion of their silicone production capacities in China with an investment of USD 160.34 million (EUR 150 million). The facility will be capable of manufacturing silicone fluids, silicone emulsions, and silicone elastomer gels. 

Key Silicone Companies:

Elkay Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.

Supreme Silicones

Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd.

Silchem Inc.

Silteq Ltd

Amul Polymers

Wacker Chemie AG

Specialty Silicone Products, Inc.

Illinois Tool Works Inc.

Evonik Industries AG

Hutchinson

Kemira Oyj

Dow Inc.

Nano Tech Chemical Brothers Private Limited

Elkem ASA

Order a free sample PDF of the Silicone Market Study, published by Grand View Research.

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