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1.  HOME CAMPAIGNS DIGITAL MEDIA FUND RAISING MARKETING STARTUPS MARKETS ECONOMIC Top Stories Fenesta Windows Demonstrates Its Duty as a Guardian, Like a Parent Puma’s ‘Let There Be Sport’ Campaign: Indian Icons Promote Fitness  Home - Marketing - Puma’s ‘Let There Be Sport’ Campaign: Indian Icons Promote Fitness Search here ...  Latest Update RECENT POPULAR COMMON  March 28, 2023 Puma’s ‘Let There Be Sport’ Campaign: Indian Icons Promote Fitness  March 28, 2023 Flipkart dismisses claims of layoffs, saying, ‘They practise prudent recruiting’ 

2.  March 28, 2023 Sportzcraazy Acquires Controlling Interest in Kabaddi Adda  March 28, 2023 Despite Producing No Revenue, Character.AI has Received Funding from Andreessen Horowitz Most Viewed  February 15, 2023 Adani Group equities are the Subject of This Week   January 31, 2023 Marketing IHC investment leads Adani Enterprises shares to boost by 5%    March 28, 2023 By Sujit Bera  4 hours ago  0  19  2 minutes read  February 20, 2023 Facebook Twitter           Adani Enterprises Shares Must Increase by up to 410% to Reach their 52-week Highs Sportswear giant Puma has launched a new campaign in India, titled ‘Let There Be Sport‘, featuring Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli, Olympic boxer MC Mary Kom and Indian football team captain Sunil Chhetri. The campaign aims to promote sports and fitness across the country and was created by the advertising agency Ogilvy. 

3.  March 3, 2023 Let There Be Sport ft. Virat Kohli, Mary Kom, Sunil Chhetri | PUMA Let There Be Sport ft. Virat Kohli, Mary Kom, Sunil Chhetri | PUMA VCs’ fixation with start-ups’ topline, says CEO of Infosys Share Share  February 27, 2023 M-cap of the Adani Group falls below the Rs 7 lakh crore threshold   January 17, 2023 Shark Tank India 2 – Catching Big Fishes for National Start-Up Day   Watch on Most Reviews Embracing Sports as an Essential Part of Education  RECENT POPULAR COMMON The campaign highlights the issue of sports being considered an extra-curricular activity rather than a crucial part of education. Puma aims to encourage the integration of sports into the curriculum of educational institutions and hopes to dispel the notion that sports are an extra, unnecessary activity.   March 28, 2023 Puma’s ‘Let There Be Sport’ Campaign: Indian Icons Promote Fitness Nielsen Report Reveals Low Physical Activity Levels  The campaign is based on a report by Nielsen which shows that only 20% of urban Indian adults meet the World Health Organization’s recommended 150 minutes or more of physical exercise per week. Additionally, children average only 86 minutes of the recommended weekly 420 minutes of fitness.   March 28, 2023 Flipkart dismisses claims of layoffs, Puma Works to Promote Sports Adoption 

4. saying, ‘They practise prudent recruiting’ Abhishek Ganguly, managing director of Puma India and Southeast Asia, explains that the company aims to create awareness and inspire adults and kids to play more sports. Puma plans to invest heavily in promoting sports adoption on a mass level and to support grassroots athletes. The company hopes to work closely with key stakeholders across sectors to integrate sports and fitness into the main curriculum.   March 28, 2023 Sportzcraazy Acquires Controlling Interest in Kabaddi Adda Sports and Academic Performance  According to Ganguly, there is a direct correlation between sports participation in kids and improved academic performance and positive emotional well-being. Puma’s campaign aims to promote sport and fitness as a life skill, and the company hopes to conduct a sports-focused survey in India in the next five years to gauge progress.  Nielsen Report Highlights Impact of Sports and Physical Activity  Denise Menasan, managing director of APAC and MENA, Nielsen Sports and Entertainment, says that the report commissioned by Puma India helps to understand the views of sports in India and how sports and physical activity impact other aspects of life, such as emotional well-being, academics, and employability.   The report highlights that an increase in sports and fitness activities can help enhance overall emotional well-being among adults, help learn valuable life skills and increase the academic grades of kids. Puma hopes that the campaign inspires people to become more physically active in their day-to-day activities and equips government agencies with data to frame new policies.  Newsletter You can share this post! Subscribe to our mailing list to get the new updates!             Previous article Flipkart dismisses claims of layoffs, saying, ‘They practise prudent recruiting’

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