Skip to main content

Safir Anand’s ‘Chrysalis’, a coffee table book celebrating some of the finest and most-inspiring stories of Indian brands, has won its printer, Nutech Print Services, the prestigious PrintWeek ‘Book Printer of the Year’ award.

‘Chrysalis’ was released in March this year at the Jaipur Literature Festival, world’s grandest literary show and it gives us immense pleasure to announce now that a sequel is in the making and shall be amongst you soon.

The award has been a cause for celebration for everyone who has been a part of ‘Chrysalis’, especially the brands who shared their stories of labour and innovation spanning over decades and generations.

The brands that feature in ‘Chrysalis’ welcomed the news of this well-deserved recognition for Nutech with some encouraging messages. We would like to share some of those with you…

Chrysalis

Most Recent

News & Insights

VIEW ALL
News & Updates, Thought Leadership
•
Nov 04, 2026

Imagine discovering an Instagram account using your company’s name, a website offering products under a deceptively similar identity, or an AI-generated

Can AI Steal Your Brand Identity? Trademark Squatting and AI Misuse in India
News & Updates, Thought Leadership
•
Nov 02, 2026

First published by AsiaIP. Author: Lakshmidevi Somanath Copyright law has traditionally addressed the asymmetry between the costs of creating a work and

What is Copyright Worth When Machines Do the Creating? Lessons from Streaming and Gaming
News & Updates, Thought Leadership
•
Oct 31, 2026

A startup has developed a new technology, filed a patent application and begun building its product. The filing is an important milestone. But what happens

Your Startup Has Filed a Patent. Now What? The Commercial Value of IP
News & Updates, Thought Leadership
•
Oct 29, 2026

‘First published on Chambers’ By: Lakshmidevi Somanath and Kanishka Vaish Leveraging the Process of Interim Injunction as a Strategic Instrument in

Leveraging the Process of Interim Injunction as a Strategic Instrument in India & U.S. IP Litigation