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The great Indian biscuit battle begins: Can Reliance crack the code?
Reliance Consumer Products Ltd is set to foray into India's competitive biscuit market, with an aim to leverage affordable pricing and a wide variety of products to attract consumers. Industry leaders Britannia and Parle dominate the market, making it challenging for new entrants like Reliance's Independence.
India, Israel vote against Pakistan-Belarus resolution on regional arms control at UN; New Delhi explains why
India and Israel voted against a Pakistan-Belarus-sponsored resolution on conventional arms control at the UN, with New Delhi arguing that national security concerns extend beyond regional boundaries. India also questioned the need for fresh deliberations on the issue and separately opposed a reference to South Asian arms control proposals.
Open digital infra has critical role to play in accelerating digitalisation of retail sector: DPIIT Secretary
ONDC (Open Network for Digital Commerce) DigiDukaan addresses procurement by digitising kiranas as buyers. Through a single digital interface, retailers can discover and order products across multiple brands, distributors and wholesalers, with greater visibility into pricing, trade schemes and product availability.
How fake passport and asylum bid exposed gangster Himanshu Bhau in US
Himanshu Bhau and Neeraj Faridpuria attempted to exploit US immigration laws to secure asylum. They surrendered to US authorities, which resulted in their biometrics being logged into the ICE system. Investigations linked both men to multiple criminal cases in India, including serious violent crimes. Indian and US authorities are now collaborating to expedite their extradition process. A specialized team is expected to assist in the deportation procedure thereafter.
India's most-wanted Himanshu Bhau from Rohtak, Haryana, caught in US. His gang fired outside Elvish Yadav home
Haryana gangster Himanshu Bhau has been arrested by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Nevada. His associate Neeraj Faridpuria was also detained after removing an ankle monitor. Both men are wanted in multiple criminal cases in India, including murder and extortion. India is seeking to expedite deportation proceedings for the detained fugitives. Their immigration cases will determine the next steps in their return to India.
No IIT, IIM: Lucknow techie quit Rs 1 crore job in Dubai. How her mother's diabetes diagnosis lead her to build a brand that generated more than Rs 2 crore per year
Aarohi Surya left her annual job in Dubai that paid Rs 1.1 crore to start Dancing Cow, a plant-based oat milk brand, in India in 2022. Co-founded with her partner, Anmol Goel, and supported by Rs 65 lakh in personal funds, the startup achieved Rs 2.2 crore in revenue for FY25, catering to more than 1.25 lakh customers.
‘Z’ sharpens its content strategy with a strong slate of non-fiction offerings across languages
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. is set to enhance its non-fiction programming strategy significantly. The company aims to broaden its innovative formats while introducing flagship franchises in various languages. Upcoming offerings include cookery shows and celebrity talk shows hosted by popular figures. Additionally, the company will continue its successful formats that resonate with audiences across multiple markets. This move is designed to engage viewers actively and create memorable entertainment experiences.
Mumbai court's courtroom No. 55 becomes focal point of Bollywood's Bishnoi gang cases
Courtroom No. 55 in South Mumbai has emerged as a significant venue for high-profile cases involving Bollywood figures. It is presided over by Judge Satyanarayan Ramjivan Navandar, overseeing matters related to organized crime. Key cases include the alleged attacks on Salman Khan and the murder of politician Baba Siddique. The atmosphere in the courtroom is notably tense, reflecting the serious nature of the proceedings.
Who tried to kill Tiger Shroff? Lawrence Bishnoi gang claims responsibility of gunfire on Bollywood actor
Anil Pandit from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang posted a threatening message following the shooting incident involving Tiger Shroff. The police detained three suspects believed to be connected to the incident shortly after it occurred. Tiger Shroff was unharmed, while his driver and another individual suffered injuries during the shooting. Authorities are investigating the potential links between the suspects and the Bishnoi gang.
'I have received 4 death threats in past two months': NCP's Zeeshan Siddique alleges security lapses after Tiger Shroff firing incident
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) MLC Zeeshan Siddique on Sunday raised concerns over security lapses in Maharashtra, alleging that he had received four death threats in the past two months without any enhancement in his security, amid renewed concerns following the firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai.
VC’s remark on deeptech sets off a debate on where India’s capital should go
“In a decade we will realize most of the deeptech is a grift,” Maini wrote, adding that quick services and quick commerce companies will do more to drive the economy. The remark, a reply to a post by Neosapien CEO Dhananjay Yadav, drew heavy reactions on X.
Valuation of businesses run by under-35s rises 23% to Rs 48 lakh crore: Hurun report
The total valuation of businesses run by individuals under 35 in India rose significantly this year. The number of young business leaders increased from 155 to 180, showing notable growth. A total of 37 companies on the list are valued at over $1 billion, employing more than 5.88 lakh people. Meanwhile, the emergence of founders in the artificial intelligence sector has quadrupled.
NABARD Supports 21-Day Livelihood and Enterprise Development Programme for 60 SHG Women in Delhi
The programme aims to empower SHG women by enhancing their skills, promoting entrepreneurship and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities.
'Bamo Wali Devi' mandir in Jaisalmer sees a record turnout of devotees. Check why Tanot Mata temple so famous
Tanot Mata Temple in Rajasthan’s Jaisalmer district received more than 20,000 devotees on the opening day of Navratri. Revered as the ‘Goddess of Bombs’ because of accounts of unexploded bombs during the 1965 and 1971 India-Pakistan wars, the border shrine began its 10-day fair with traditional rituals. The BSF has arranged medical assistance, food, crowd management and other facilities for pilgrims.
Gold price surge boosts diamond jewellery sales 15-20%
With gold jewellery turning increasingly pricier, consumers are looking at diamond-studded pieces in the Rs 10,000-Rs 1 lakh price bracket. Jewellers are using 18-carat, 14-carat and 9-carat gold to make diamond jewellery more accessible, allowing shoppers to buy lighter pieces without compromising on design.
Nuclear weapons must not be treated as 'routine instruments of statecraft': India slams Pakistan at UN
India told Pakistan at the UN that it would not bow to nuclear blackmail and warned against treating nuclear weapons as routine instruments of statecraft. Exercising its Right of Reply, New Delhi defended Operation Sindoor as a measured act of self-defence after the Pahalgam terror attack and reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on terrorism.
Harsh Goenka’s inspiration is a West Bengal woman who is coaching young girls football for past 17 years in saree
Harsh Geonka news: Bharati Mudi from West Bengal has dedicated her life to coaching young girls in football. She established a free football academy in 2009, aimed at empowering girls and providing them opportunities. Mudi's coaching extends beyond the game by building confidence and resilience in her students. Over the years, many girls have achieved success in state and national competitions.
IPO express picks up steam: Anmol Industries, Koolking Industries, 5 other firms file draft papers with Sebi
Seven companies spanning biscuits, beer, HVAC components, agricultural machinery, engineering, edible oils and telecom infrastructure have filed DRHPs with Sebi for proposed IPOs. Anmol Industries is seeking to raise up to Rs 1,800 crore, while five other companies have proposed fresh issues of up to Rs 300–370 crore, alongside OFS components.
Amrita Rao and husband RJ Anmol live in Mumbai home thtat has oft pink interiors, bold pink entrance door, mirror-panelled walls, Audrey Hepburn artwork and a priceless MF Husain painting inspired by Rao’s film Vivah
Amrita Rao house tour: Amrita Rao and RJ Anmol revealed their Mumbai home through a vlog episode. The residence is characterized by a soft pink palette and coordinated interiors. One notable piece is an MF Husain painting inspired by Rao's film Vivah, which has personal significance. During the vlog, Rao shared a memorable experience with the artist that highlighted their connection. Their home embodies a blend of personal memories and understated elegance.
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