India's Indri Visitor Centre emerges as a landmark in global whisky tourism, offering an immersive experience that blends heritage, innovat...

Dharampal Satyapal (DS) group achieved a revenue of over Rs 10,000 crore in FY25, driven by its food and beverage segment, which contribute...

The company said Catch has grown 24% year-on-year over the last two years, and has a reach in over seven lakh retail touch points and 1,500...

The revenues of Everest, MDH, Catch and Shubham Goldiee expanded between 18% and 35%, though Eastern Condiments and Aachi recorded a margin...

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The business group is alleged to have misused cenvat, a type of tax benefit, by fraudulent purchases of raw materials through non-existing ...

DS Group expects 50 per cent rise in its revenues from Catch spices at Rs 600 crore in the ongoing fiscal as the company plans to consolida...

Catch Spices Salt today said they have fixed a target to achieve turnover of Rs 650 crore in current fiscal.

The airline has also waived off the convenience fee for customers using Internet banking to make payments on its website.

Offer included eye-catching figure of Rs 1,999 for a Delhi & Goa trip though tickets would have to be bought before 30 June. IndiGo respond...

SpiceJet COO Kaneswaran Avili said "we have delivered a significant improvement in our on-time performance over the last few months."

Emirates announced special fares starting Rs 41,867 for economy, and Rs 1.14 lakh for business class from India to Europe, Africa and South...

FMCG firm DS Group today expanded its product portfolio with the launch of a range of seasonings and flavoured salts.

DS Group has obtained a well-known mark recognition and an ex-parte ad interim injunction passed by the Delhi High Court last month

Irrational pricing of fares and excessive competition adopted by the airline industry could crimp profit margins of low-cost carrier SpiceJ...

Asian countries have ended the monopoly of the US and European nations as the largest buyers of Indian spices.

Unable to absorb rising commodity costs and increase in consumer prices, DS Foods, maker of Catch spices and water, has stopped production ...