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Indian Fashion Glamour League
IFGL Boss in Dusseldorf
Sandeep Nanda with Lulia Vantur
Sandeep Nanda ' s IFGL. Fashion League
IFGL - Indian Fashion Glamour League
India Gears Up for the Indian Fashion Glamour League: Where Style Meets Strategy
A new kind of league is on the horizon. Entrepreneur Sandeep Nanda is bringing a grand, never-seen-before fashion league to India — one that promises to blend the glamour of couture with the adrenaline of competition. Known for once soaring high in the aviation industry, Nanda is no stranger to glitz and innovation. His journey began with the entertainment revolution in India as part of the founding team at Radio Mirchi, where he helped shape FM radio in North India. That experience gave him a masterclass in mass communication, pop culture, and audience psychology. Now, he's channeling all that learning into launching the Indian Fashion Glamour League (IFGL) — a league as ambitious, high-energy, and fan-driven as the biggest global sporting events. Nanda explains, “Why should sports have all the leagues? Why not fashion? Why not creativity?” Backed by his India-Canada venture, Xmaxx Studios Pvt Ltd, the Indian Fashion Glamour League is no longer just an idea — it’s a full-fledged, multi-million-dollar entertainment property in the making. The concept is simple, yet revolutionary. Much like the Indian Premier League (IPL), IFGL will feature city-based teams — such as Delhi Divas, Mumbai Marigold, Punjabi Patakas — and even some international squads like Dubai Dazzlers and European Elites. Each team will be owned by celebrities or entrepreneurs and consist of models, stylists, designers, and digital influencers. These teams will compete weekly in fashion face-offs judged by experts and voted on by audiences, both on live stages and OTT platforms. “It’s fashion meets Formula 1. It’s styling meets strategy. And it’s time the world saw Indian creativity in a league format,” says Nanda. At Xmaxx Studios, the motto is “Ideas Become IP.” With offices in Delhi and Vancouver, Nanda’s vision for IFGL is to create India’s answer to K-pop, Formula 1, and the Met Gala — all rolled into one dynamic league, driven by format, fandom, and fire. “IFGL isn’t just about fabric. It’s about identity. It’s not about walking the ramp — it’s about owning your space on it,” he adds. The league will feature live auctions to select stylists and creators, echoing the IPL’s cricketer bidding process — complete with contracts, bidding wars, and team dynamics. The season will unfold episode by episode, with fierce fashion battles judged by top industry names and audience votes. Designed as a digital-first, immersive experience, IFGL will span OTT screens to red carpets, merging entertainment with innovation. “This is for those who don’t just watch culture — they build it. For investors, celebrities, and brands who know where the next wave is,” Nanda says. Each team will come with a 10-year license, revenue-sharing models, and IP branding rights — a business opportunity wrapped in designer packaging. Season One’s auction is slated for late 2025 in Mumbai. The stage is set. The teams are forming. And the world is watching. From Vancouver to Vogue, Sandeep Nanda isn’t just building a league — he’s scripting a cultural landmark. And this time, India isn’t just participating in the global entertainment game — it’s setting the rules.
IFGL’s Next Step Towards Atmanirbhar Bharat: New Manufacturing Plant to Boost India’s Cement Industry
IFGL has acquired land for a state of the art manufacturing plant, marking a major milestone in India's manufacturing sector. In partnership with Marvels International Group (MIG) and Marvels Refractories (MRL), the new facility will produce Burnt Basic Bricks for the cement industry, strengthening India’s self-reliance and promoting the "Atmanirbhar Bharat" initiative. This move aims to reduce import dependency, create local jobs, and support sustainable growth in the cement sector. IFGL’s commitment to innovation and quality positions it as a leader in India’s industrial future.
For more information about IFGL’s Atmanirbhar Bharat visit: https://ifglgroup.com/media/news/ifgls-next-step-towards-atmanirbhar-bharat/
Research Centre at Kalunga Plant: A Milestone in Innovation and Sustainability
IFGL Refractories, the largest Indian-owned international refractories company, officially inaugurated its research center in Kalunga plant, Odisha, marking a notable step towards strengthening its worldwide presence in the field of refractory. The inauguration that was held on November 24, 2023, was honored by the Chairman of IFGL Refractories, Sishir Bajoria, and the Managing Director of the company, James McIntosh.
A Center For Innovation and Research
A newly introduced Research Center is fitted with world-class facilities, offering IFGL the ability to deal with fundamental research. The center features metal-melting, technologies that simplify the comprehensive inspection of material, steel, and slag interface reactions.
In a statement, the business stressed the importance of developing, evaluating, and fostering substantial proprietary rights for IFGL's long-term growth plan. With this new research center, IFGL aspires to go beyond the limits of research in different fields, this involves developing local raw resources, looking into alternate materials, and introducing recycling initiatives. The center will focus on cutting-edge product manufacturing, and offering solutions that fulfill the constantly evolving demands of the user industries, particularly the iron and steel industries.
Focus On Sustainability and Growth
One of the primary areas of focus for the new Research Center is to reduce the carbon footprints. The managing director of IFGL Refractories, James McIntosh, stressed that the company’s commitment to this center goes beyond just research and development. McIntosh stated “Our vision for the development of the IFGL Research Centre is realized, and the work now begins to reach new heights in product performance and expand our product range,”
This dedication to innovation comes from a strong desire to reduce the industry's adverse environmental impact. The Research Centre will focus on developing strategies and solutions that help businesses expand while decreasing their environmental impact through environment-friendly manufacturing initiatives.
IFGL’s Global Reach and Impact
IFGL Refractories is a renowned name in the global refractories industry, with over 10 thoughtfully located manufacturing units across Asia, Europe, and North America. The company’s branches in the UK, USA, China, Germany, and the Czech Republic enable it to offer cutting-edge refractory solutions to the best iron and steel producers in over 50 countries.
A flagship company of S.K. Bajoria Group, IFGL is also a publicly listed company on both the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) and NSE (National Stock Exchange) strengthening its competence as a dominant participant in the industry. With the introduction of its new Research Center, IFGL is positioned to further improve its capabilities by coming up with better solutions for customers while leading the path in research and sustainability.
Future of IFGL
As IFGL embarks on a new journey toward a better future, the establishment of the Research Center in Odisha symbolizes the start of a new beginning of a new chapter toward sustainability, innovation, and growth. With the dedication to minimizing its impact on the environment and producing the best-quality products. IFGL Refractories is not only influencing the future of the refractories industry but is also raising the bar for the global market.