The United Arab Emirates is surely a place close to Keshav Bansal’s heart. A large South Asian population who adore cricket, is sure to have some affection and admiration towards the 26-year-old owner of smartphone and IT accessory firm Intex Technologies, also the owner of Indian Premier League side Gujarat Lions.

Gujarat Lions owner Keshav Bansal was quite impressed by UAE's Chirag Suri and said that the top-order batsman will be an asset to the team this season.

Intex Technologies added two more feathers to its cap by winning one of the most prominent business awards – The Extraordinaire. Keshav Bansal, Director was awarded the Extraordinaire Award at a special ceremony – Brand Vision Summit held in Mumbai — organized by NexBrands and Times Now.

Influence plays out in many ways. This year, our list includes a tech scion who’s using his large fortune to preserve two millennia of the country’s literary history; the man behind India’s most famous — and innovative

What led Narendra Bansal of Intex Technologies (India) Ltd. to forge a ₹ 6,213 crore business empire? Millionaireasia India with his son Keshav Bansal unravels a fascinating saga of a man's resolve and fortitude

Intex is one brand which has slowly but steadily made its mark on the hearts of Indian consumers on the basis of its affordable and durable offerings...

On behalf of Mr Keshav Bansal, Mr Narendra Bansal, CMD, Intex accepted the Atal Samman award at the Mithila Samman Organized by Hind Post Media.

Intex says that the Chinese manufacturers in India are targeting tier II and III cities with affordable pricing...

At a time when Chinese smartphone makers are targeting tier II and III cities with disruptive pricing and huge marketing spends, Indian manufacturers...

The Indian market is very competitive and we are seeing great traction for our devices and are overwhelmed by the response to our innovations across the spectrum...

We have been in the industry for a longer time than most of the Chinese brands. It is healthy competition that works in our favour as we believe that it offers motivation...

"The Indian market is very competitive and we are seeing great traction for our devices and are overwhelmed by the response to our innovations across the spectrum,"...

At a time when Chinese smartphone makers are targeting tier II and III cities with disruptive pricing and huge marketing spends, Indian manufacturers...

At a time when Chinese smartphone makers are targeting tier II and III cities with disruptive pricing and huge marketing spends, Indian manufacturers are not lagging behind...

Intex forayed into the smartphone market in 2011 and has since played on price in an Indian market that has become aggressively competitive due to the presence of some 50 Chinese firms...

With more research unfolding in the field of VR, the technology has transformed in the eyes of a global audience from being ‘impossible’ to being ‘impossibly easy’ over the past couple of years. Indeed a fruitful shift in public perception for a technology that was deemed ‘uneconomical’ for as long as one can remember...

It was high time this state, which hosts three BCCI-affiliated cricket associations, had an Indian Premier League (IPL) team of its own. Thanks to Keshav Bansal, the youngest owner in the history of the cash-rich league, people of Gujarat can finally cheer their lungs out and say ‘Gujarat ni vaari chhe’ (it’s Gujarat’s chance).

We’ll understand the economics of running an IPL franchise in 2 years: Keshav Bansal. Keshav Bansal lays out the plans for Intex and Gujarat Lions over the course ...

Meet Keshav Bansal, youngest IPL team owner. For Keshav Bansal, IPL is a masterstroke in marketing even if it means an association that lasts only for two years

Rajkot is a city where illegal betting flows freely, but alcohol doesn't. Those two disadvantages apart, the small city in Gujarat has much going its way as it gears up to be home to an Indian Premier League team.