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Mehak Agarwal, Senior Sub-Editor at BusinessToday.In, is a news junkie with a nose for trends and a soft spot for all things entertainment and politics. When she’s not chasing headlines, she’s diving into fiery political debates—coffee in hand, of course. Off duty, you’ll find her scrolling through memes, binge-watching thrillers or documentaries on Netflix and Amazon, and always on the hunt for the next great story (or series).

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Nandamuri Balakrishna-led Akhanda 2 hits theatres, leaves netizens gutted

'Akhanda 2' Twitter reactions: 'Boyapati Srinu+Balayya streak broken,' say netizens on Akhanda sequel

by Mehak Agarwal |Dec 12, 2025

Soon after the first day first show of the film was over, netizens were quick to share their take on it. 

Orthopaedic surgeon and content creator Dr Manan Vora admitted that the findings were shocking for a brand claiming to be "100 per cent antibiotic-free".

'Our eggs are absolutely safe for consumption': Eggoz allays viral cancer claims

by Mehak Agarwal |Dec 11, 2025

The whole fracas began when a YouTube channel known as Trustified released a report alleging that samples of eggs from Eggoz tested positive for AOZ, a metabolite of the banned antibiotic Nitrofuran.

Did the US push India near Russia due to its actions? Here's what we know

'Calls India indispensable, but...': Geostrategist on US' 'particularly erratic' policy towards India

by Mehak Agarwal |Dec 11, 2025

The take came days after Russian President Vladimir Putin visited New Delhi for the 23rd India-Russia Summit and held extensive talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. 

In July this year, Trump brokered a ceasefire between the two countries.

'Trump's peace deals are in pieces': Sushant Sareen reacts as Thailand-Cambodia fighting reignites

by Mehak Agarwal |Dec 9, 2025

In a post on X, Sareen claimed that all the "peace deals" brokered by Trump are in tatters.

Amid these disruptions, domestic airfares soared faster than hits on a Taylor Swift single.

IndiGo meltdown triggers airfare spike; Delhi–Bengaluru tops an eye-watering ₹84k

by Mehak Agarwal |Dec 6, 2025

The highest number of disruptions was reported at Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru airports, respectively. 

The consigment was dispatched as emergency support as Sri Lanka is faced with landslides and flooding due to Cyclone Ditwah.

'It's a dead economy': Pakistan does it again, sends expired aid to flood-hit Sri Lanka

by Mehak Agarwal |Dec 2, 2025

Social media users, however, poked fun at Islamabad for sending expired stuff to Sri Lanka. Here are some reactions

Cars24 CEO wants cars to be restricted as 'very poor' air quality continues to choke Delhi

'This is my family's lungs on the line': Cars24 CEO as 'very poor' air quality continues to choke Delhi

by Mehak Agarwal |Nov 26, 2025

He said that he wants the government to restrict cars, diesel or anything else that "pumps poison into the sky", even though he runs an auto-tech company in India. 

Pine Labs CEO Amrish Rau

'30s is the new 40s': Pine Labs CEO says youngsters quitting early due to boredom

by Mehak Agarwal |Nov 21, 2025

According to Rau, the long-known phenomenon of “mid-career crisis” is no longer limited to experienced professionals in their 40s — it is now hitting much earlier.

Future at risk? Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu has this to say on soaring housing, education costs

'Debt-trapped youth, declining birth rates’: Zoho's Sridhar Vembu says high real estate costs are killing our future

by Mehak Agarwal |Nov 17, 2025

In a post on X, Vembu argued that expensive real estate and essential services trap young people in lifelong debt, discouraging them from starting families.

Bihar Assembly Election Result 2025: Mumtaz Patel slams Congress after flop show

'Time to look within, accept reality': Ahmed Patel's daughter flays Congress after flop show in Bihar

by Mehak Agarwal |Nov 14, 2025

In Bihar, the Congress has managed to win only 5 out of the total 61 seats it contested. This translates to a strike rate of 8.19 per cent.