Top 10 of India by Market Cap from 2015 to 2025

 

Top 10 Companies of India by Market Cap in 2025 compared to that in 2015.

 

Company Rank & Market Cap in 2025 (USD Bn)

1 Reliance Industries Ltd. 195.8

2 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 174.4

3 HDFC Bank Ltd. 148.7

4 Bharti Airtel Ltd. 114.3

5 ICICI Bank Ltd. 99.33

6 Infosys Technologies Ltd. 89.8

7 State Bank of India Ltd. 77.09

8 Hindustan Unilever Ltd. 64.62

9 ITC Ltd. 64.14

10 LIC of India Ltd. 60.3

 

Company RankMarket Cap in 2015 (USD Bn)

1 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 81.92

2 Reliance Industries Ltd. 46.73

3 ONGC 44.16

4 ITC Ltd. 42.15

5 HDFC Bank Ltd. 41.02

6 Coal India Ltd. 37.82

7 Infosys Technologies Ltd. 37.54

8 State Bank of India Ltd. 33.69

9 Sun Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 33.22

10 HDFC Ltd. 32.41

 

Brief synopsis of each of the Top 10 companies by Market Cap of 2025:

  1. Reliance Industries Ltd.: A private sector Petrochemicals monopoly company & refining powerhouse even till today but now a Telecom duopoly too alongside Bharti Airtel & in the course of pivoting itself to also becoming a retail giant from fast fashion to Hypermarket stores (India’s Walmart) with complete pan-India presence. With the company also inching towards building a stranglehold in the field of emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Green Hydrogen, Battery manufacturing for EVs (Gigafactory) etc. the company is very much poised to remain the most valued or the top 3 most valued company of India for decades to come & in very likelihood India’s first Trillion USD Market Cap in the future.
  2. TCS: India’s biggest technology outsourcing company be it my Market cap, revenue or net profits & expected to remain so for another decade given its so ahead by a margin of double wrt its nearest rival Infosys. But threat posed by AI to IT outsourcing business for the coming future as advanced software coding gets more cost efficient by use of AI tools & GPUs how sustainable business models of such companies will be for the coming decade is an ever-evolving question though the quantum of AI threat too isn’t clear as yet. However, given TCS being part of the ultra-dynamic Tata group timely pivoting into newer areas of opportunities like AI & Cloud computing (already in progress), building next gen tech platform & architecture on the likes of Microsoft, Google & Apple etc. wouldn’t be much of problem for them ensuring they remain the top Indian tech firm for another decade & surely among the top 10 in market cap. A major concern for TCS is the overall ever compressing valuation metrices of IT services companies & sector as a whole.
  3. HDFC Bank Ltd.: India’s biggest pvt sector bank today be it in terms of market cap, Asset size, profits or branches. An ever-expanding branch network (9143 as on 31.12.2024) & well growing profits with good net margins, well performing subsidiaries a near monopoly in terms of scale & size with only its nearest competitor ICICI Bank Ltd. can pose a threat to its current position for the coming decade but set to remain among the top 10 for another decade.
  4. Bharti Airtel Ltd.: A pvt telecom duopoly alongside Reliance Jio which is expected to remain so for another decade unless there’s explicit govt intervention. A company with consistently growing Free Cash flow to firm – ₹38,846.70 Cr or $4.62 Bn for FY 2023-24 after assuming capital expenditure of over ₹40k Cr ($4.76 Bn approx.), a strong 5g network & management always prepared for newer technologies & challenges it’s a company with very strong footing & will keep growing even if moderate & generate returns for shareholders. With very few chances of any major incumbent players into this extremely capital-intensive industry they are quite unbeatable.
  5. ICICI Bank Ltd.: India’s 2nd largest pvt bank all in terms of Market cap, asset size, profits or branch network it along with HDFC Bank & smaller competitors Axis Bank & Kotak Mahindra Bank have built a unique oligopoly which will keep getting rooted with every passing year. Given ICICI Bank experiencing a near complete turn around post its Chanda Kochar debacle of 2018 & has now become almost another HDFC Bank in terms of lending strategies & quality of customers it intends to cater to (mostly HNIs & budding HNIs) & gradually reducing risky corporate loan portfolio it is slated to keep growing at the same pace as the leader & thus maintain its position as 2nd largest pvt bank for at least another decade to come.
  6. Infosys Technologies Ltd.: India’s 2nd largest IT services & outsourcing company by M-cap, revenue & net profit, a company which faced very turbulent times as recently as in 2017 due to overnight resignations of top management & then CEO – Vishal Sikka but then reset on path by former CEO – Nandan Nilekani it has been able to maintain its 2nd position even though its now nearest competitors Cognizant Tech & HCL Tech keeps closing the gap its YoY profit & sales growth has slowed down to around 10% over last 10 years & given current trends & threats to IT outsourcing industry as a whole for it to maintain its position among Top 10 Market cap companies for the next decade as it has barely shown much intent or ability to built original architectures & platforms other than its popular Finnacle used in Indian banking industry & remains mostly as a coding arbitrage powerhouse.
  7. State Bank of India: India’s largest bank by Asset size & largest public sector banks (with its 2nd – PNB not even half of its size) which keeps growing at a steady pace of about 18% it is well set to achieve & thus become India’s first Trillion USD bank by asset size in another 5-7 years & thus gain the deserved global visibility. With steadily growing profits of 17% over past 10 years which even slows down slightly to around 13-14% will ensure it remains very healthy & fundamentally sound organisation. Also having flourishing subsidiaries like SBI Card & SBI Life which too are likely to keep boosting its performance SBI in all likelihood will retain its position among Top 10 Indian companies by M-cap.
  8. HUL Ltd.: India’s largest FMCG company by M-cap selling soaps & detergents to beauty products, Tea to Health drinks, an indispensable name for middle income Indian households it is however now facing some tough times due to stagnation of sales growth over past 2 years due to multiple factors such as ‘shrinking middleclass’ (as Nestle CEO attributed recently) facing incessant inflation pressure & minimal wage/salary growth & top of it the growing threat from Quick commerce names which are promoting cheaper alternatives from newly emerging startups. Its heavy reliance on 3rd party manufacturers for sourcing (a trend setoff in late 1990s by FMCG giants as a way to cut heavy management costs & sourcing hassles & build a reliable domestic supply chain) has seemed to turning into disadvantage for it as budding startups are able to easily replicate its products via such 3rd parties which have built expertise & innovations in FMCGs over past 2 decades. Thus given such fundamental threats to its business it will very much be difficult for HUL to maintain growth & lead & thus remain among the top 10 M-capped companies in coming decade.
  9. ITC Ltd.: India’s largest FMCG company by profits & 2nd largest by M-cap (by a very thin margin) though still contributes 42% of its sales & about 78% of its profits so its not yet truly an FMCG company but very much on the path with management determined to convert the company into such. Unlike HUL much of ITC’s FMCG business comes from its foods business with beauty & hygiene still in a nascent & facing very stiff competition from ever budding startups. Given current challenges faced by FMCG giants & ever looming threats to its cigarettes business from cheaper & more fashionable vapes, smuggling this company too might not remain among the Top 10 in coming decade.
  10. LIC of India Ltd.: India’s largest life insurance company which only got listed in May 2022 though met with disappointment as equity markets showed hardly any jubilance to its IPO for various reasons such as Ukraine war tensions just triggered a month earlier, Fundamental problems like declining market share, high proportion of participatory policies in it portfolio & quite important lack of any retained earnings in its Balance sheet during IPO & also some subtle concerns posed by some Asset-liability mismatches out of legacy issues. Such trend has barely changed till late 2024 though LIC is making effort to strike a better proportion of non-participatory business. With an Equity holder’s point of view even if discounting its 10years possible earnings or assume its embedded value of ₹8.217 Trillion (as on 30.09.2024) it doesn’t assume much attraction since its already the largest & thus has growth constraints, thus making sense only for ultra long-term investors. Thus, its ability to be among the Top 10 in coming 10 years is severely constrained.

 

Conclusion: The great wheel of fortune dictates that no company or business or billionaire remains at the top forever in a reasonable gap of time old ones leave the club & new ones join as new ideas keep replacing old ones. India’s Top 10 has indeed seen a decadal change but certainly not drastic as nearly all these companies in the Top 10 list are near monopolies of their own kind (be it the past ones or current ones) & most of them are expected to stay so for decades to come. So deeply rooted are the strengths of some like Reliance Ind, Bharti, HDFC Bk, SBI, ICICI Bk & TCS that even shaking them up for any incumbent is difficult. Others (as already said in each of their synopsis) like LIC, ITC, HUL & Infosys will likely give way for other incumbents, possible names of which are:

 

  1. Larsen & Toubro – India’s largest engineering & construction company, a truly worldclass corporate institution which has time & again been rated among the highest on term of employee job satisfaction (on various metrices) & currently the 12th biggest in M-cap. An ever-growing order book value which is expected to remain strong for coming decade too given high infra spending by Govt so as to ensure India becomes a $10 Trillion economy as soon as possible & prospects of making it good or possible big in the area of defence this company should make it into the Top 10 league in coming years.
  2. Titan Industries Ltd.: A true ‘Make in India’ story of manufacturing which started from watches has now spread to Jewelleries bigtime as Tanishq becoming the biggest organised jewellery brand & then expanding into accessories, clothing & discretionary. An all ‘brand ki dukaan’ story this is on course to become India’s own Louis Vitton once its premium fashion business emerges in full force – Taneira. This company will keep growing at least about 20% & in spite of its very high PE with remain attractive & thus become a part of the Top 10 club.
  3. Bajaj Finance Ltd.: The consumer lending powerhouse, an outcome of Bajaj Auto demerger & product of meticulous effort capitalizing Bajaj group’s franchise power it has become a true household name no matter whether you like it or hate it for its intense marketing strategies. This company is expected to keep growing in sync with India’s growing consumer demand as most electronics/mobiles purchases are loan financed & Bajaj Finance is at the forefront. A company which earned less than ₹1000 Cr till even 2015 to now earning over ₹15,000 Cr as on 2024 Sep an incredible compounding story is expected to keep intact though with reduced & more sustainable levels helping it become part of the club.
  4. Adani Enterprises: A fast-growing conglomerate which started out as an export house today India’s top trader cum exporter of minerals like coal & iron ore, cement & other items to executing infrastructure on a grand scale & timely manner & investing in other avenues like recently acquired Cement businesses of Ambuja & ACC making it India’s 2nd biggest cement player. All these factors are expected to ensure Adani Enterprises is one of the candidates for the top 10 club.
  5. Zomato: The unique success story of India’s Pvt equity backed startup universe post 2010s it has now successfully expanded from food delivery to becoming your mobile kirana store for urban Indians. Combined with its data power it is the true quick commerce story giving sleepless nights to even Amazon & Flipkart now. As it keeps scaling up with now expectedly profitable growth it run towards the Top 10 club seems quite unstoppable.

Credit For article : Gaurav Lath(prudentclasses.kolkata@gmail.com)

Jannik Sinner Dominates Zverev, Claims Second Straight Australian Open Title

Jannik Sinner continued his reign in Melbourne, defeating Alexander Zverev 6-3, 7-6(4), 6-3 to win his second consecutive Australian Open title. Sinner showed tremendous control throughout the match, did not face a single break point and did not give Zverev any opportunity to gain control of the match.

The win is Sinner’s third Grand Slam title and strengthens his status as a dominant player on the ATP Tour.

40 Black Market Coldplay Tickets Seized in Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad has witnessed a surge in black market activity surrounding the Coldplay concert in Ahemdabad, with tickets being sold at exorbitant prices. 1 Despite the Commissioner of Police instructing strict action against ticket scalpers, concerns have been raised over the police’s handling of a recent incident.   

 ‘Still won’t find a ticket…’:

On Friday evening, three individuals were apprehended at a hotel on SG Highway with 40 Coldplay concert tickets in their possession. These individuals, reportedly from Delhi, Mumbai, and Australia, were allegedly selling tickets at a significant markup on social media platforms.

However, instead of taking action, the police reportedly released the individuals, raising concerns about potential interference. Reports suggest that one of the individuals may have political connections, which may have influenced the police’s decision.

This incident, which occurred within the jurisdiction of the Anand Nagar Police Station, highlights the challenges faced by authorities in combating the thriving black market for Coldplay concert tickets in Ahmedabad.

Chanderi Silk Fabrics: History, Styling and Care

Chanderi silk fabrics are one of India’s most celebrated handloom fabrics, known for their sheer texture, lightweight feel, and luxurious shine. Originating from Chanderi, a picturesque town in Madhya Pradesh, this fabric boasts a rich history that dates back to the Vedic period. Renowned for its intricate weaving patterns and regal appeal, Chanderi silk has long been a favourite of Indian royalty and continues to captivate Indian ethnic wear enthusiasts worldwide.

The artistry of Chanderi silk fabrics lie in its traditional weaving techniques. Crafted with silk and cotton threads, Chanderi fabric combines durability with elegance. The motifs, often inspired by nature, temple art, and geometric patterns, lend each piece a unique charm. These intricate designs and the fabric’s distinctive transparency and shine make Chanderi silk stylish kurta set for women a design  must-have in every wardrobe.

Types of Chanderi Silk Fabrics

Chanderi silk’s versatility is reflected in its various forms, catering to diverse tastes and occasions:

  1. Chanderi Silk Cotton: This blend of silk and cotton offers the perfect combination of comfort and elegance, making it ideal for daily wear and semi-formal events.
  2. Pure Silk Chanderi: Made entirely from silk threads, this luxurious fabric is a go-to for grand occasions, exuding opulence and sophistication.
  3. Chanderi Cotton: Crafted entirely from cotton, this lightweight option is perfect for everyday wear, combining style with breathability.
  4. Chanderi with Zari Work: Adorned with intricate zari embroidery, this variant is perfect for weddings and festive occasions, adding a touch of glamour to your wardrobe.

The Art of Making Chanderi Silk Fabrics: A Journey from Thread to Fabric

Creating the exquisite Chanderi silk involves a meticulous process:

  1. Yarn Selection: Weavers begin by carefully selecting a blend of silk and cotton (or sometimes pure silk) for the yarn.
  2. Dyeing Dreams: The chosen yarns are then dyed in vibrant hues using a range of natural and man-made dyes.   
  3. Warping the Loom: The dyed yarns are meticulously arranged on the loom according to a specific design, setting the stage for the weaving process.   
  4. Weaving Magic: Skilled artisans patiently weave the fabric on handlooms, a labor-intensive process that often takes many days to complete a single saree.   
  5. Embellishing with Zari: To enhance the fabric’s beauty, gold and silver threads are often intricately woven into the fabric, creating stunning patterns.   
  6. Finishing Touches: The final step involves washing and ironing Chanderi Silk Fabrics to bring out its natural luster and prepare it for the world.

The Historical Significance of Chanderi Silk Fabrics

Chanderi silk fabrics has been an integral part of Indian heritage for centuries. Its roots can be traced to the Vedic era, where it was prized for its lightweight texture and fine weave. During the Mughal period, Chanderi silk gained prominence as a fabric of choice for nobility. The weavers of Chanderi mastered the art of creating intricate motifs, incorporating traditional designs such as peacocks, lotuses, and geometric patterns.

In the 20th century, the art of Chanderi weaving witnessed a revival with the support of the Indian government and design houses. Today, Chanderi silk is celebrated globally for its unique craftsmanship, and its legacy continues to thrive in the modern era.

“More than just a fabric, Chanderi silk is a living piece of history, woven with threads of tradition and innovation,”

Choosing the Perfect Chanderi Silk Designer Kurti Set 

Adding a Chanderi silk fabrics kurti to your Indian outfits online shopping cart requires careful consideration. Here’s how to make the best choice:

●       Occasion: For festive events or celebrations, opt for heavily embroidered or embellished Chanderi kurtis. Minimalistic designs work best for casual or semi-formal settings.

●       Color Palette: Vibrant shades like magenta, regal purple, and classic black are timeless choices. These colours not only exude elegance but also complement a wide range of accessories and occasions.

●       Fit and Detailing: Look for details like French knot embroidery, Shibori patterns, or subtle zari work to elevate your outfit’s charm. Ensure the kurti fits comfortably and flatters your silhouette.

●       Fabric Quality: Authentic Chanderi silk is soft, lightweight, and has a natural sheen. Always check for these qualities to ensure you’re investing in genuine fabric.

Styling and Pairing Tips for Chanderi Silk Kurtis

Chanderi silk kurtis are incredibly versatile, allowing you to create a variety of looks. Here are some styling ideas:

●       Festive Glam: A black Chanderi silk fabrics designer kurti set for women with intricate French knot embroidery pairs beautifully with a Shibori Chanderi dupatta and malai cotton pants. Add statement earrings and embellished sandals for a complete festive look.

●       Office Chic: For a formal yet stylish appearance, team a magenta Chanderi kurti with tailored trousers. Pair it with a sleek bun hairstyle, subtle jewellery, and block heels.

●       Casual Elegance: Style a purple Chanderi kurti with wide-legged palazzos or flowy skirts. Finish the look with oxidized jewellery, juttis, and a soft, natural makeup look.

●       Wedding Vibes: Pair a heavily embellished Chanderi silk fabrickurta with a contrasting silk dupatta. Add a maang tikka, traditional bangles, and embroidered mojaris to complete your wedding guest ensemble.

When accessorizing, choose pieces that enhance the ethnic charm of Chanderi silk fabrics. From chandelier earrings to chunky bracelets, your choice of jewellery can transform the outfit for any occasion. You can also experiment with bags such as potlis or clutches adorned with embroidery to add an extra touch of elegance.

Popular Chanderi Silk Kurti Options

●       The Classic Black Set: Exude sophistication with a black Chanderi silk kurti set featuring intricate French knot embroidery. Pair it with a Shibori dupatta and malai cotton pants for an effortless statement.

●       Bold in Magenta: Vibrant and lively, a magenta Chanderi silk kurti is perfect for weddings and festive gatherings. Its rich hue pairs well with gold jewellery and neutral-toned bottoms.

●       Regal Purple Elegance: A purple Chanderi silk fabrics kurti offers understated luxury. Pair it with off-white or beige palazzos for a balanced and refined ensemble.

●       Minimalistic Chanderi Cotton: For a more understated yet elegant look, choose a Chanderi cotton kurti in pastel shades. Pair it with silver jewellery for casual outings.

Caring for Your Chanderi Silk Kurtis

Preserving the delicate beauty of Chanderi fabric requires proper care. Follow these tips to ensure your Chanderi kurtis remain in pristine condition:

  1. Dry Clean Only: Due to its intricate embroidery and delicate nature, Chanderi silk fabrics should always be dry-cleaned.
  2. Steam Ironing: Use a steam iron at low heat to smooth out wrinkles without compromising the fabric’s integrity.
  3. Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can fade the fabric’s vibrant colours. Store your kurtis in a cool, shaded area.
  4. Proper Storage: Store your kurtis in a cool, dry place. Wrapping them in muslin cloth prevents discolouration, moisture damage, and friction.
  5. Handle with Care: Avoid using harsh detergents or washing machines. Gentle handling will extend the life of your Chanderi silk.

Why Choose Chanderi Silk?

Chanderi silk fabrics kurti are more than just clothing; they embody the perfect blend of tradition, craftsmanship, and contemporary style. Ideal for weddings, festive celebrations, or even casual outings, these kurtis are a versatile addition to any wardrobe. By shopping for Indian kurtis online, you can explore an array of designs and find the perfect Chanderi silk kurti to match your style. Whether it’s the elegance of a black Shibori set or the vibrancy of magenta, Chanderi silk kurtis ensure you always make a statement.

Conclusion

Chanderi silk, a testament to India’s rich textile heritage, originates from the enchanting town of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh. Renowned for its delicate sheerness, feather-light feel, and lustrous finish, this exquisite fabric has captivated generations with its unique blend of silk and cotton threads.

Historically cherished by Indian royalty, Chanderi silk boasts intricate weaving patterns inspired by nature, architecture, and geometric shapes. This interplay of designs and the fabric’s characteristic translucency and sheen creates a truly mesmerizing effect, making Chanderi silk an essential addition to any woman’s ethnic wardrobe.**

Chanderi silk fabrics kurta stand as living tributes to this magnificent legacy. Their unmatched sophistication, masterful craftsmanship, and enduring charm make them coveted pieces for enthusiasts of Indian ethnic fashion. Browse Indian wear online to discover exceptional Chanderi silk selections that epitomize elegance and enhance your collection. Embrace this cultural heritage and allow Chanderi silk to revolutionize your ethnic fashion experience today!

“Sky Force” Soars at Box Office: Day 1 Collections in Double Digits  

Akshay Kumar’s “Sky Force” has opened to a strong start at the box office, marking a significant return to form for the actor after a string of disappointments. The film, released on Republic Day weekend, raked in an impressive ₹11.25 crore (net) on its opening day, driven by a strategic pricing strategy that offered heavily discounted tickets.  

This double-digit opening is a welcome relief for Akshay Kumar, whose last box-office success was Rohit Shetty’s Sooryavanshi in 2021. Industry trackers predict that Sky Force will take over the weekend, and continued discounted ticket pricing is expected to attract large audiences.   

About “Sky Force”

“Sky Force” is a patriotic action film about India’s historic retaliatory airstrike on the Sargodha airbase during the 1965 Indo-Pakistani War. Directed by Abhishek Anil Kapur and Sandeep Kewlani, it stars Akshay Kumar in the lead role alongside Veer Pahariya (making his debut), Nimrat Kaur, and Sara Ali Khan.   

Budget and Box Office Comparisons

Produced on a relatively modest budget of ₹160 crore, “Sky Force” has already shown strong box office potential.

While it may not surpass the opening-day collection of “Fighter” (₹22.5 crore), which boasted a significantly higher budget of ₹250 crore, “Sky Force” has demonstrated a promising start. Fighter was declared a “Hit” upon its release, grossing ₹358.83 crore worldwide.   

Vishu & Hijazi Shine as East Bengal Edges Kerala Blasters

East Bengal 2-1 Kerala Blasters: Torch Bearers Edge Past Blasters in ISL 2024-25

East Bengal FC secured a crucial 2-1 victory over Kerala Blasters FC in the Indian Super League 2024-25 at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan in Kolkata on Friday. Goals from PV Vishnu and Hijazi Maher proved decisive, while Danish Farooq scored for the visitors.

The match began with Kerala Blasters dominating possession, with Noah Sadaoui and Adrian Luna creating early opportunities on the left flank. However, East Bengal registered the first shot on target in the 15th minute through Dimitrios Diamantakos.

The breakthrough arrived in the 20th minute when PV Vishnu, receiving a long pass from Cleiton Silva, raced past the defense and delicately chipped the ball over the onrushing goalkeeper. Cleiton Silva himself had a chance to double the lead soon after, but his effort went just wide.

Richard Celis came close to extending East Bengal’s lead with a powerful long-range shot that rattled the upright. Kerala Blasters also had their chances, with Jesus Jimenez narrowly missing the target with a header before halftime.

The second half saw a more evenly contested affair. Kerala Blasters introduced Kwame Peprah to bolster their attack, while a brief melee erupted in the 70th minute involving Celis and Luna, resulting in yellow cards for both players.

In the 84th minute, Kerala Blasters pulled one back. Hijazi’s header fell to Danish Farooq, who fired home from the edge of the box.

Despite late pressure from Kerala Blasters, including a missed opportunity from Cleiton Silva in stoppage time, East Bengal held on to secure a vital three points.

Stock News: Company Announces Demerger After Turning Profitable, Attracting FII Investment

Solara Active Pharma Sciences Announces Demerger After Turning Profitable, Amidst FII Investment

Solara Active Pharma Sciences, a leading manufacturer and supplier of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), has announced plans to demerge its Crams and Polymers business. This announcement comes after the company reported a strong financial performance in the latest quarter, turning profitable after incurring a significant loss in the previous year.

Key Highlights:

  • Profitability Turnaround: The company reported a profit of Rs 8.09 crore in the quarter ended December 2024, a significant improvement from the Rs 275 crore loss incurred in the same period last year.
  • Revenue Growth: Sales surged 41.70% to Rs 300.31 crore in the December 2024 quarter compared to the previous quarter.
  • FII Investment: Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have been steadily increasing their stake in the company over the past three quarters. Their holdings rose from 14% in June 2024 to 14.67% in the most recent quarter.
  • Promoter Pledging: While FII investment has been increasing, the level of promoter pledging has also risen. Currently, 40.74% of the promoter’s 37.23% stake is pledged, compared to 38% in the previous quarter.
  • Demerger Plan: The company’s board has approved the demerger of its Crams and Polymers business, a strategic move aimed at unlocking value and enhancing operational efficiency.

Company Overview:

Solara Active Pharma Sciences is a key player in the pharmaceutical industry, specializing in the manufacturing and supply of APIs for various therapeutic areas, including antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, and anti-infectives. The company’s products are used by pharmaceutical companies to produce a range of medicines, including tablets, capsules, syrups, and injections.

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Zomato, Swiggy are giving sleepless nights to restaurant owners, NRAI accuses

Restaurant Owners Accuse Zomato and Swiggy of Data Theft and Unfair Competition

The conflict between restaurant owners and food aggregators has escalated, with the National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) filing a complaint with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) against Zomato and Swiggy. The NRAI alleges that these platforms are engaging in unfair practices, including data theft and private labelling of food products.

Zomato and Swiggy have recently ventured into direct food sales through platforms like Blinkit Bistro and Swiggy Snacc, respectively. These services, along with Zepto Cafe, offer rapid delivery of meals and snacks within 10 minutes, often at discounted prices. This move has intensified concerns among restaurant owners who claim that aggregators are leveraging customer data obtained from restaurant orders to compete directly with them.

The NRAI alleges that aggregators are using this data to identify popular dishes and replicate them under their brands, often at lower prices. This, they argue, constitutes unfair competition and harms the interests of independent restaurants.

While Zomato has denied these allegations and downplayed the impact of its Bistro service, the restaurant industry remains wary of this new competitive landscape. The 10-minute delivery model, coupled with the alleged use of customer data, poses a significant threat to the traditional restaurant business model.

This escalation marks a new phase in the ongoing conflict between restaurants and food aggregators. The CCI investigation will determine whether the allegations of data misuse and unfair competition are substantiated.

Amul Milk Price Cut Announcement will have a direct impact on Curd, Sweets, Khoya , Paneer & Ghee

Amul Milk Price Cut: Amul has announced a reduction in the price of milk. The price of the 1-litre pouch of Amul Gold, Taaza and Tea Special has been reduced by one rupee. But this is not the only happiness for the customers. Along with milk, many other things have become cheaper for the customers. First, let us tell you that the reduction in the price of Amul milk has come into effect from today i.e. 24 January. After milk becoming increasingly expensive for the last few years, this is the first time that the dairy company has reduced its product. Amul has announced an increase of 1 rupee in the price of three different milk products. See what else has become cheaper for you.

The reduction in the price of milk will have a direct impact on Dahi (Dahi, Curd), Mithai, Khoya (Khoya), Paneer (Paneer) and Ghee (Ghee) because all these things are made from milk, so now their price will also decrease.

Know the new prices in detail.

Amul Gold will now cost Rs 65, Amul Taza will cost Rs 53 and Tea Special will cost Rs 61 per litre. The company said that this reduction would apply only to a 1-litre pouch. The old price of the Amul Gold 1 litre pouch was Rs 66, which will now be Rs 65. The old price of the Amul Tea Special 1 litre pouch was Rs 62, which will now be Rs 61. The old price of Amul Taza 1 litre pouch has come down from Rs 54 to Rs 53 now. The company wants people to buy 1 liter milk instead of 500 ml. The new prices of the company have been implemented from today.

Although the company has not given detailed reasons behind this decision, the industry sees it as a big step amid increasing market competition. The price cut is expected to provide relief to customers as well as strengthen Amul’s competitive edge in the dairy sector. The new price applies to popular variants like Amul Gold, Amul Taza and Amul Tea Special.

Amul Milk Price Cut: The company announced a cut in milk prices, know the new prices

Amul has announced a cut in milk prices. The price of 1 liter pouch of Amul Gold, Taaza and Tea Special has been reduced by one rupee. The reduction in the price of Amul milk has come into effect from today (24 January). This is the first time that the dairy has reduced the prices of its products after continuous increase for the last few years. Amul has announced a hike of Rs 1 in the price of three different milk products.

New prices

The price of Amul Gold will now be Rs 65, Amul Taaza will be Rs 53 and Tea Special will be Rs 61 per liter. The company said that this reduction will be applicable only on 1 liter pouch. The old price of Amul Gold 1 liter pouch was Rs 66, which will now be Rs 65. The old price of Amul Tea Special 1 liter pouch was Rs 62, which will now be Rs 61. The old price of Amul Taaza 1 liter pouch has come down from Rs 54 to Rs 53. The company wants people to buy 1 liter of milk instead of 500 ml. The company’s new prices have been implemented from today.

Although the company has not given detailed reasons behind this decision, the industry sees it as a big step amid increasing market competition. The price cut is expected to provide relief to customers as well as strengthen Amul’s competitive edge in the dairy sector. The new price applies to popular variants like Amul Gold, Amul Taza and Amul Tea Special.