Suvid Wilson, MD of Changanacherry, Kerala-based Suvi Color Lab, is in the US to watch the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026. In this exclusive interview with PrintWeek, Wilson shares his love for the game
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Ashish Lokhande appointed GRA representative for India
The Global Rotogravure Association (GRA) has announced the appointment of Ashish Lokhande as its representative for India.
Swapna Printing Works: Stay sharp, innovate, and move
Souvik Bhattacharjee, director of Kolkata-based Swapna Printing Works, shares his journey, from childhood to leading the family business, embracing technology and growing as an entrepreneur
DE Converter envisions 10% annual expansion
Kanchan Kundu, chairman of DE Converter India, shares his inspiring journey of hard work, innovation, and family values
Pongrass appoints Kawal Arora as India country manager
Former Ferag India managing director Kawal Arora will lead Pongrass Publishing Systems’ India operations as the company expands its publishing workflow and technical support capabilities in the region
FIG focuses on growth amid challenges at Annual Meet
Designed to foster new business models, engage in dynamic team-building activities, identify fresh USPs to propel the selling of products and solutions, and much more, Flexo Image Graphics (FIG) organised its Annual Meet 2026 at Agra.
Borzo appoints Darryl Dias as country head for India
Dias will lead Borzo’s India growth strategy, strengthen SME logistics capabilities, and scale the company’s intra-city delivery operations
The Big Interview with Siegwerk's Ashish Pradhan
From cost pressures to sustainability and innovation, Siegwerk’s Ashish Pradhan decodes the evolving dynamics of inks, packaging, and global strategy
The Big Interview with Datta Deshpande
From a small-room startup to a global folding powerhouse, Pratham Technologies blends design, ambition and discipline to build world-class manufacturing from India
The Big Interview: SigLoch’s Kishore Kumar on digital finishing
From compact binders to digital cutting systems, SigLoch is building India-first solutions that bring flexibility, creativity and value addition to digital print
The Big Interview with Om Vir Print O Pack's Viren Shah
From entry-level machines to scalable growth, Om Vir Print O Pack is enabling printers across India to invest, expand and move up the value chain
The Big Interview with Mark Vi Trac Systems team
From coding and marking to traceability and security, the team of Mark Vi Trac Systems highlights how product identification is becoming critical across industries
The Big Interview with Manish Gupta from Konica Minolta
From market leadership to mass adoption, Konica Minolta maps how digital print is moving from niche to mainstream across India on PrintWeek Stream
The Big Interview with Varad Deshpande from Pratham Technologies
Varad Deshpande discusses Pratham Technologies’ growth, global expansion, automation and manufacturing strategy in this Big Interview
Guru Jambheshwar University, Shri Krishna Graphics sign MoU
Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hisar, has signed a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Shri Krishna Graphics, Noida.
The ten commandments of print entrepreneurship
From Bengaluru to Varanasi, print entrepreneurs are blending digital muscle with handcrafted precision to build resilient, high-value businesses. Vimal Parmar’s principles capture the mindset driving India’s print renaissance.
Women to Watch Awards celebrates the masters of print
Submissions are now open for the fourth edition of the Women to Watch (WTW) Awards in 2026.
Dainik Bhaskar journalists win Ramnath Goenka Awards
Two journalists from Dainik Bhaskar have been awarded the prestigious Ramnath Goenka Awards for Excellence in Journalism 2026. The awards were presented by the vice-president of India, CP Radhakrishnan at a ceremony held in Delhi. For the first time, Dainik Bhaskar journalists have been honoured with the prestigious Ramnath Goenka Awards.
Raju Baviskar's Kalyanilaya Resha wins Sahitya Akademi
The Sahitya Akademi Award for 2025 has been announced, with the top honour for Raju Baviskar’s autobiographical work, Kalyanilaya Resha (Black and Blue Lines). The esteemed award recognises the book’s sensitive and powerful portrayal of “the life of neglect and struggle endured by those living on the outskirts of the village.”