Ruhail Amin

1 week ago | businessworld.in | Ruhail Amin

At the recent Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit 2025, CK Lau, JP, Permanent Secretary for Development, Government of Hong Kong shared his views on the current state of Hong Kong’s infrastructure, challenges in construction, collaboration with global markets and the city’s unique role as a super-connector in Asia.  Excerpts Give us a sense of the infrastructure and real estate sector in Hong Kong right now. What’s currently happening in that space?

1 week ago | businessworld.in | Ruhail Amin

Abu Dhabi is set to unlock a wave of development in the second half of 2025, with infrastructure projects worth USD 128 billion (AED 470 billion) being rolled out in partnership with the private sector. The announcement was made at the Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit (ADIS 2025), held at the Abu Dhabi Energy Centre, where government officials, investors and global infrastructure leaders convened to chart the emirate’s path toward future-ready urban transformation.

1 week ago | bwmarketingworld.com | Ruhail Amin

OMD India has secured the media planning and buying mandate for Muthoot Finance for the second quarter (Q2) of the ongoing financial year. The account has been awarded on a trial basis, with the final decision on a long-term partnership expected to follow a performance review at the end of the quarter. The account size is pegged at close to Rs 200 crore as Muthoot is in growth and expansion mode.

1 week ago | businessworld.in | Ruhail Amin

Leadership is often discussed in abstract terms, but few books manage to break it down into actionable insights as effectively as Building Blocks: Lessons on Leadership I’ve Learnt on My Journey. This book is not just another addition to the extensive library of leadership literature; it is a deeply personal and experiential account of what it takes to build and sustain impactful leadership.

2 weeks ago | everythingexperiential.com | Ruhail Amin

In a nation where cricket chants echo louder than school bells and politics often takes centre stage, there are a few who see beyond the headlines. Siddhartha Upadhyay is one of them. To him, sport isn’t just a game. It’s a philosophy. A civic sermon. A tool for transformation. As the Founder and President of STAIRS (Society for Transformation, Inclusion and Recognition through Sports), he has spent 25 years chasing a singular dream: to give every child in India the Right to Play.