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Innovation with wheels is Samsonite India CEO Jai Krishnan’s go-to term for the luggage brand. When the world traditionally carried horizontal suitcases, Samsonite turned its profile vertical and added wheels to pull the baggage instead of lugging the load. The next step was to add two additional spinning wheels, and the bag moved beside the owner. “Innovation is a tradition we’ve consistently had, and it’s been a solid pillar of support,” Krishnan reflects, talking about how taking risks had also enabled the brand to be a global and domestic market leader in its legacy of 113 years, even during the

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