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pealiDEZINE is a one-stop-firm that provides design, editorial and production solutions for magazines, newspapers, catalogues, book design, advertising, branding, corporate identity and new media. It services a wide range of publishing and corporate needs. We also provide consultancy to structure content, define/identify and design processes/best practices, and finally train editorial and design teams to implement these solutions.   PEALI DUTTA GUPTA is the director with the company. She is also Creative Advisor with Hindustan Times and Creative Consultant with The Malayala Manorama Group. Peali has worked as a Creative Director with Cosmopolitan, India, India Today and has been the design spearhead for several design and redesign projects with publishers like India Today Group, Hindustan Times, The Tribune, The Indian Express, The Oberoi Group of Hotels, Media Transasia, Nestle, Ministry of Tourism & Culture, Ministry of External Affairs, SriLanka Tourism, The Malayala Manorama Group, Rupa&Co, HarperCollins, Nikko Hotels, IndianTourism Development Corporation, Public Health Foundation of India, The Population Council of India, Observer Research Foundation, Raj Vidya Kendra etc. She has over two decades of experience in the industry. She also provides design consultancy to national dailies, magazines, publishing houses and corporates. The other members of the core team at PealiDezine have been the spearhead with many design and redesign of leading magazines and newspapers in the country like Business Today, BusinessWorld, India Today Plus, Forbes India, The Economic Times, Times of India, Mint, Hindustan Times. They have also been instrumental in process building and technology implementation at most of these projects. The vast and varied experience that members of the team have is their biggest  strength as it allows them to dive deep into it for creative solutions. MAGAZINE DESIGN u BRUNCH QUARTERLY: Leisure & lifestyle for the Hindustan Times Group u SOMMELIER INDIA WINE: India’s only magazine on Wine for Consolidated Media Intl. u LIFE @ NESTLE: Leisure & lifestyle magazine for the Nestle Group u VANITA (Hindi): Redesign, launch and creative consultancy of woman’s magazine for the Malayala Manorama Group u VANITA VEEDU (Malyalam): Redesign on Home Interiors and Decor for the Malayala Manorama Group u RTW: Ready to Wear Fashion & forecast u FORBES INDIA: Business magazine for the Network 18 Group u OUTLOOK BUSINESS: Business magazine for the Outlook Group u BUSINESS TODAY: Business magazine for the India Today Group u BUSINESS WORLD: Business magazine for the ABP Group u OBEROI GROUP MAGAZINE: Leisure & lifestyle magazine for the Oberoi Group of Hotels u INCREDIBLE INDIA: Design and launch, travel and lifestyle magazine for the Ministry of Tourism, India u FARMERS’ FORUM: Magazine on agriculture for the Bharat Krishak Samaj u SHANTI (Hindi): Design and production of new age lifestyle magazine in hindi for the Raj Vidya Kendra Group u BRAND REPORTER: Redesign and creative consultancy of fortnightly on advertising and marketing for AgencyFaqs u CDMA: Technology magazine u AIDSBUZZ: Tabloid for the Sexual Health Research Centre u DISCOVER SRILANKA: Design and launch of this travel and lifestyle magazine for the Ministry of Tourism, Sri Lanka

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maller families, hectic lifestyles and tough working hours are spurring the demand for home automation in cities. With security, comfort and convenience prioritised, people now want to remotecontrol everything from entry checks of guests at home to lights to airconditioners...

Home automation is gaining traction in urban dwellings, thanks to its capability to address two paramount concerns of today’s generation: first, security and second, comfort. High-end homes are high on technology – nothing else will do for the smart set, says Namrata Kohli

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leakage of gas or outbreak of fire with features such as gas leak sensors and smoke detectors. Simply put, today’s wired homes are smart homes or residential units equipped with products and services that add convenience to your lifestyle. Technically, a smart home is equipped with special structured wiring or an automation switchboard (if retrofitted) to enable occupants to remotely control or programme an array of home electronic devices and gadgets by a single device. Thanik B, director, business development and strategy, eco buildings, Schneider Electric India, says “Automated homes have a network of intelligent interconnected devices. They mostly integrate all electrical appliances like air-conditioners, TV, audio visual systems, geysers along with lighting

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ou are a working professional and want to know what’s going on at home while you’re away at work. CCTV cameras in all your rooms and common areas help you ensure the safety of your children or elderly parents. Anyone can press a soft panic button in the house, in case of any emergency, to reach you or others for help. And as you enter your home, the boom barrier at the apartment’s entrance, sensing the presence of your car, opens. Your home senses your mood and customises the lighting, fans and air-conditioners to your preferred settings. The doorbell rings and you can actually see your visitor on your iPad or smart phone before letting him in! Your home technology also alerts you to impending dangers such as

control (On/off/dimming), motorised curtain/screen, motorised projector, motion sensors, ambience setting and these are directed to a handheld terminal like mobiles or tablets.” What are the real benefits of living in a fully automated home for the user? First is safety as you can monitor and control the critical areas of the house, even remotely. Second is comfort and convenience - you can open and close doors, draw in and out the window blinds, switch on and off lights and electrical equipment, all with a remote control. You can control air conditioning in specific areas while sitting afar and set customised temperature, lighting, depending on the time of the day and weather. You can set ambience lighting in your dining room, bedroom, home theatre, as per the occasion. Finally with the movement and presence detectors you can actually conserve your electrical energy consumption. Homeowners find it very convenient to control all elements within the house with a centralised control which eliminates the need for running around in the house to switch on (or

off) lights and gadgets, says V Gopal: executive director - projects and planning, Prestige Group, which has installed smart homes technology in their Prestige Golfshir project. Many developers are providing ease of functionality and methods of energy saving to the new age tech-savvy generation and the trend of automated homes in the organised sector is led by the IT cities of Bengaluru, Pune and Gurgaon. The current market size of home automation can be pegged at around R2,000 crore, which includes security control, access control, lighting control, entertainment control, energy management, HVAC, wiring devices, final distribution and others and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 14-15%, according to Schneider’s data. And prices? Costs depend on what you want set up at home, but basic automation is likely to start from prices as low as R60,000 with no cap on the upper limit, says CP Singh founder of Smart Automation Technologies Pvt Ltd. 

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MINT u Designed and launched this business newspaper published by HT Media Ltd. in collaboration with The Wall Street Journal THE TRIBUNE u Redesigned The Tribune and its supplements and city editions, a leading regional newspaper in north India THE BRAND REPORTER u A fortnightly from Agency Faqs, Redesigned in May 2007 and provide design consultancy MY CITY LINKS u A regional fortnightly from Odisha

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BOOKS u 30 INDIAN SPORTS ICONS: Coffee table book for Hindustan Times u NEW DELHI 100: Centenary of the Capital, coffee table book for Hindustan Times u INDIA AWAKENED: Agents of Change, coffee table book for Hindustan Times u SHRINGARA – Many Faces of Indian Beauty: Coffee table book by Dr. Alka Pande u SIKH HERITAGE: Ethos & Relics By Bhayee Sikander Singh & Roopinder Singh u ECHOES & ELOQUENCES: The Life and Cinema of Gulzar By Saibal Chatterjee u KERALA, GOD’S OWN COUNTRY: Coffee table book comprising of paintings by M.F. Husain and text by Shashi Tharoor u AGELESS MIND & SPIRIT’: Coffee table picture book by Samar and Vijay Jodha u SAKURA’S JAPANESE CUISINE: Book for Nikko Hotels on Japanese Cuisine u SPITI THROUGH LEGEND & LORE: Coffee table book u BOMBAY: Coffee table book on the city of Mumbai, HarperCollins u MY COUNTRY MY LIFE: Book by L K Advani u TRANSFORMING CAPITALISM: Book by Arun Maira u YEAR BOOK: With illustrations by Sudhir Dar for The Ministry of External Affairs u STAGE PLAY By Sushma Seth for Amaryllis u Classics Series from Global Vision Press u A Biography on J. Krishnamurti By Mary Lutyens u  Iron Irom: Two Journeys a book on Irom Chanu Sharmila from Rajpal Publications

Shringara is a metaphor of love in its various expressions including the spiritual dimension. Shringara is equally an aesthetic that explores the pleasure of being the lover and exuberance for the beloved, who is also manifestly the divine. Shringara journeys as the king of rasas through forms that bind the ancient to the modern. The book presents a multidisciplinary interpretation through poetry, painting, architecture, visual arts and brings alive the joy of beauty. Adorned with illustrations, myriad representations that seek to capture the essence of the rasa, Shringara will take you into the known and the unknown.

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REPORTS u PURSUIT & PROMOTION OF SCIENCE: For The Indian National Science Academy. u THE INDIA INFRASTRUCTURE REPORT: Design, editorial and production of a set of three books for the Ministry of Finance, Government of India. u Report of THE EXPERT COMMITTEE ON SMALL ENTERPRISES: Design, editorial and production for the Ministry of Industry, Government of India. u FERTILIZER PRICING POLICY: Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilisers u Reports for NCAER u Reports for NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR INDIA u Reports and Branding for RCSHA u Reports for NACO u Reports for MINISTRY OF YOUTH AFFAIRS u Reports for INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION BRANDING, CATALOGUES & PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL u Logo and branding for Malayala Manorama Group u Branding for Amaryllis Publishing House u Branding for Lamour Spalon u Catalogues & promotional material for Population Counsil of India u Catalogues & promotional material for International Planned Parenthood Federation u Catalogues & promotional material for Public Health Foundation of India u Catalogues & promotional material for Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies u For Indian Institute of Health Management and Research u Calender for Incredible India, Ministry of Tourism u Series of brochures and posters on the North East for Incredible India Ministry of Tourism u Promotional material for the National Foundation for India

pealidezine clients u HINDUSTAN TIMES u MALAYALA MANORAMA PUBLICATIONS u POPULATION FOUNDATION OF INDIA u VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF professional STUDIES u NEOGI BOOKS u NESTLE u RUPA & CO u THE OBEROI GROUP HOTELS u LAMOUR SPALON u AMARYLLIS u GLOBAL VISION PRESS u RAJPAL PUBLICATIONS u RTW MAGAZINE u SOMMELIER INDIA WINE MAGAZINE u BOOKWISE INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED u PUBLIC HEALTH FOUNDATION OF INDIA u INDIAN INSTITUTE OF HEALTH MANAGEMENT RESEARCH u EMPOWER SCHOOL OF HEALTH u INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION u WOMEN UNLIMITED u RAJ VIDYA KENDRA u FARMER’S FORUM/BHARAT KRISHAK SAMAJ u THE INDIAN EXPRESS u THE OUTLOOK GROUP u THE INDIA TODAY GROUP u MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND CULTURE, Government of India u INDIA TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION u SEXUAL HEALTH RESEARCH CENTRE u PDI u NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR INDIA u NIKKO HOTELS u SATHYAM CINEMAS u TEJ GROUP OF PUBLICATIONS u MIRACLE PUBLICATIONS u HEATHCLIFF PUBLICATIONS u NEOVISION PUBLISHERS PVT LTD u HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS PVT LTD. u THE TRIBUNE TRUST u INDIAN NATIONAL SCIENCE ACADEMY u CNBC u MARUTI UDYOG LIMITED u CIVIL SOCIETY u BOOKS TODAY u EXCHANGE 4 MEDIA u QUARK MEDIA HOUSE INDIA LTD u UPPAL’S ORCHID HOTEL u MCKINSEY & CO u RATNA SAGAR u SANCD (The South Asia Network for Chronic Disease) u THE BRAND REPORTER/AFAQS REPORTER u TEJ GYAN FOUNDATION