The Centre mostly procures foodgrains to be sold at subsidised rates and to maintain a buffer. Besides, it procures onions in large quantit...

With a penetration of as low as 6%, the disposable diaper market, especially the adult diaper segment, is shrouded in stigma around inconti...

The new plant at Halol is coming up with an investment of Rs 110 crore on a 13-acre plot and will have three machines in the first phase, p...

Satyendra Johari shares his wish list for a post-pandemic world.

The verdict by Justice Brijesh Sethi came after the Supreme Court set aside the bail granted to Johari by the high court in August last yea...

"This is to inform you Nittin Johari, Whole-Time Director (Finance), has tendered his resignation from the Board of Directors of the compan...

The project, SACReD, Majuli has been initiated to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Majuli Deputy Commissioner Pal...

A computer-based application has been launched to inform people about all Indian customs rules including those related to import of pets an...

For the entire 2014-15 fiscal, Bhushan Steel's standalone net loss stood at Rs 1,253.83 crore as against a net profit of Rs 61.96 crore in ...

Mumbai-based Nobel Hygiene manufactures diapers and other personal hygiene products and sells them under its own brands.

The Sohrabuddin killing case was transferred to Mumbai in September 2012 at CBI's request for fair trial.

The Johari Family, which started MaXposure in 2006, sold 78.75% stake to Gruner + Jahr in 2011. The remaining 21.25 per cent were held by J...

"There is a total normalcy in the existing plant which is being operated with about 2.2 million tonne capacity and there is no disruption i...

UP govt today shifted CMO of Muzaffarnagar for his alleged negligence in providing proper treatment to the violence-hit people.

Trivitron Healthcare has entered into a partnership with Johari Digital Healthcare to market physiotherapy products for global markets.

Rights issue proceeds would be utilised for repayment of some loans and partly for some ongoing capex.

Delhi-based Bhushan Steel is raising up to $100 million through external commercial borrowings (ECBs) to partly replace its high-cost rupee...