
Chetan Bhutani is a New Delhi-based economic policy journalist with ten years of experience in reporting and breaking stories about economic policy pertaining to India's infrastructure and financial sector, including highways, finance, railways, shipping, telecom, petroleum, and natural gas and currently works as an Associate Editor for Business Today TV. He is a journalist who works across multiple platforms and languages and offers in-depth coverage of the auto industry, regulations, new products, and reviews. Al...

The government may also approve the Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India Bill.
BTTV's Chetan Bhutani takes the Mini Cooper Convertible to Jaisalmer for a thorough real-world evaluation. The 204hp soft-top shows its lively character on long, open desert highways, delivering quick...

The electric two-wheeler segment, which accounts for the bulk of EV volumes in India, recorded a broad pullback. TVS Motor emerged as the month’s biggest gainer, rising to 47,337 units, an increase of...

The airline is expected to face scrutiny for regulatory non-compliance, breaches of public interest, operational lapses, and the negative impact on consumers. Industry experts are speculating that the...

The National Consumer Helpline has so far received more than 50 complaints relating to refunds, rebooking challenges, and delays in customer support. According to sources, the Department of Consumer A...

NHAI has been increasingly using asset monetisation to raise funds for new highway development. So far, it has monetised assets worth 48,995 crore through the Toll Operate Transfer model and raised 43...
Roscongress Foundation CEO Alexander Stuglev told Business Today that Russia is keen to raise awareness about untapped trade opportunities with India and intensify bilateral engagement across sectors....
Business Today’s Chetan Bhutani spoke to Jean Touboul, CEO of Pernod Ricard India, on the company’s strategy and outlook for the Indian market. Touboul said a potential GST reduction could positively ...

Pernod Ricard closed FY25 with revenues of ₹27,446 crore, underscoring the scale of its Indian operations. The company is also strengthening its local manufacturing footprint, with nearly 97% of volum...





