Indian confectionaries brands that we want back on the shelf
In the fast-paced world of changing trends and evolving tastes, there are some Indian brands that hold a special place in our hearts. These brands were not just products; they were ...
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In a decade or two, Parle will be forced to stop producing Parle-G
The market is driven by a liberal bent of mind. People constantly look for innovations in their favourite products. If that is not met, they end up ditching it and do not ...
Mukesh Ambani is out to challenge Pepsi and Coca-Cola
Earlier the Indian market, especially the consumer goods market was monopolized by multinational foreign companies. But the recent wave of start-ups and entrepreneurship is now giving a head-on collision to well-established ...
Indonesia’s ban on the export of palm oil can become a blessing in disguise for India
With India’s broad plan to go self-reliant, every crisis is an opportunity for the country. The latest crisis being faced by the country is the ban on Palm oil export by ...
How Baba Ramdev catapulted a bankrupt company into a profitable venture
Ruchi Soya, now entirely owned by Patanjali Ayurveda Limited, has repaid ₹ 2,925 crore loans to banks and has become a debt-free company. In the last few months, the company posted ...
The companies that made the most out of Congress’ license and permit Raj are still living in the same mindset
In 1991, when the PV Narasimha Rao government was dismantling the license quota raj to shackle the foundations of a socialist economy in India, there were few industrialists who opposed it. ...
Wadia group takes a huge blow after Ness Wadia’s cannabis incident in Japan came to light
The professionals are asked to separate their personal lives with the work. The cricketers, movie stars, politicians, celebrities, and corporate leaders want their personal life to be distanced from media scrutiny. ...
Indian business tycoon Ness Wadia sentenced to 2-year jail term for drugs possession in Japan
Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi have apparently set a precedence of criminal activities involving business tycoons. Though the latest criminal activity by a business scion has less to do with fraud ...
