Manifest has turned one and to celebrate that we have a power-packed anniversary issue with international and Indian stalwarts featured in the magazine.

The main feature of the April 2025 issue is around the revival of print on the back of 'doomscrolling'. 

R Balki features in our 'creative' column and talks about the industry in a no holds-barred manner. 

In the 'media' column, The Quint's Ritu Kapur discusses her transition from broadcast to digital and how corporates owning broadcast media has compromised its journalism.

Nadia Chauhan of Parle Agro discusses the company's growth while talking about how it's a myth that India is looking to embrace only 'health-focused F&B products'.

In the influencer column, Malini Agarwal, popularly known as MissMalini discusses how she started her career, and the future of the space.

International big names, Fernando Machado, Miki Agrawal, Sir Martin Sorrell, and Yannick Bolloré chat with us on a variety of topics. 

Kinnect's Kejal Teckchandani and actor Shenaz Treasurywala discuss whether influencers should have agencies looking after their deals or not. 

In the Healthcare category, Metropolis' Surendran Chemmenkotil and Mohan Menon discussed the growing need for quality diagnostics. 

Anupama Ramaswamy, Anusha Shetty, Devaiah Bopanna, Navin Khemka, Raj Kamble, Satbir Singh and Shormistha Mukherjee state the 'one thing that they would like to change in adland'.

In a new avatar of our rapid fire, Pavanjit S Bedi, global brand vice president, Unilever, discusses his 5-9 routine, a show recommendation and how he's hooked onto one recent ad commercial (no, it's not Dream11).

Further, Adyasha Roy Tomar and Ruchi Sharma continue with their monthly columns.

And finally, AI delivers its verdict on what the CCI raids mean for the A&M industry along with its impact.

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