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Suhani Gupta

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The First Indian Brands that Built Nations Branding is not just about products. It’s about identity. In pre-independence India, a few brands became symbols of pride: Tata: Industrial strength with integrity. Amul: The white revolution in a logo. Parle-G: Simple biscuits that fed a nation. These weren’t just companies. They were movements that shaped how India saw itself. A brand becomes powerful when it stands for something bigger than profit. What does your brand stand for?

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