Vedanta unveils Vividh Verse magazine

19 May 2026 CW Team

Vedanta has unveiled Vividh Verse, a limited-edition premium bilingual magazine bringing together curated stories on culture, public policy, entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, sports, grassroots India and contemporary ideas. Available in print and digital formats, the magazine aims to present diverse voices from India’s heartland, start-ups, cultural spaces, classrooms and industrial sectors.

The inaugural issue features perspectives from prominent names including Pankaj Tripathi, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, Dr Sonal Mansingh, Manu Bhaker, Moglix Founder Rahul Garg, Flipperachi, Lokesh Anand and DJ Outlaw.

In his foreword, Anil Agarwal, Chairman, Vedanta Group, said the magazine reflects the belief that stories can change mindsets and shape the future. He added that nation-building is about creating opportunities, nurturing industries, empowering women and supporting children’s nutrition and education.

Each edition is designed as a collectible cultural object and includes a specially commissioned limited-edition framed artwork. Future editions will continue to feature changemakers and diverse perspectives reflecting India’s evolving social and cultural landscape.

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