Public Communication

Communication at the
scale of India.

Political and public communication demands speed, consistency, regional understanding and execution discipline against dates that cannot move.

Our experience includes complex radio mandates across national and state-level election campaigns — hundreds of channels, dozens of languages, running simultaneously.

2014

Lok Sabha mandate

Multi-market radio coordination across languages and regional adaptations.

2019

Lok Sabha mandate

High-frequency execution across hundreds of radio channels.

2024

Lok Sabha mandate

Rapid creative deployment with real-time campaign supervision.

Landmark national experience

Three Lok Sabha
cycles.

We handled major radio campaign mandates during the 2014, 2019 and 2024 Lok Sabha election cycles. According to our internal campaign records, these were among Asia’s largest coordinated radio advertising exercises.

Experience across State Assembly campaigns has deepened our understanding of language, geography, audience behaviour, media availability and local communication realities across India.

What large-scale execution demands

Eight things that
cannot slip.

  • 01National and regional media coordination
  • 02Multilingual creative adaptation
  • 03Market-specific communication
  • 04High-volume spot management
  • 05Rapid creative deployment
  • 06Real-time campaign supervision
  • 07Broadcast monitoring
  • 08Consistency across hundreds of channels

Regional reality

Language is a
media decision.

A single mandate can run across hundreds of radio channels in numerous languages, each with its own creative adaptation, spot pattern and monitoring requirement. Coordination — not access — is the hard part.

  • HindiNorth
  • BengaliEast
  • MarathiWest
  • TeluguSouth
  • TamilSouth
  • KannadaSouth
  • MalayalamSouth
  • GujaratiWest
  • PunjabiNorth
  • OdiaEast
  • AssameseNorth-East
  • BhojpuriNorth
  • HaryanviNorth
  • RajasthaniWest
  • ChhattisgarhiCentral
  • MagahiEast
  • TuluSouth
  • UrduPan-India

Operating model

How a mandate
is actually run.

Discuss a Mandate

Central strategy, local execution

One communication framework, adapted per state, language and media availability.

Daily execution control

Spot patterns, channel-level supervision and rapid replacement of creative when the message shifts.

Monitoring as standard

Broadcast monitoring and reconciliation across channels, markets and dayparts.

Confidentiality by default

Mandate detail, volumes and results are shared only where approved for public release.

What we do

The capability
in full.

  • National and state campaign planning
  • Multilingual radio planning and buying
  • High-frequency spot pattern design
  • Regional creative adaptation
  • Rapid turnaround production
  • Channel-level execution supervision
  • Broadcast monitoring and reconciliation
  • Single point of accountability

Next step

When the timeline is short and the map is large.

Bring us the mandate. We will bring the planning discipline, language capability and monitoring structure required to run it.