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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 co...

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In its statement, RIL noted that it has never feared competition. 

'We don't fear competition': Reliance hits back at Musk's Starlink India claims

by Mehak Agarwal |Oct 16, 2026

Starlink is operationally ready to begin satellite internet services in India but is still waiting for the remaining government clearances.

The Bharti Enterprises founder added that he would be happy to get the permission at least a few days before Musk. 

'My satellites have been hovering for 5 years, I'm ahead of Musk in the queue,' says Sunil Bharti Mittal

by Mehak Agarwal |Oct 14, 2026

Starlink has already received a Global Mobile Personal Communication Satellite (GMCPS) licence and authorisation from Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe).

Employees reportedly received the information about layoffs during a townhall on September 15

'Less than 20% employees affected': Adidas denies reports of 50% job cuts at India Tech Hub

by Mehak Agarwal |Sep 17, 2026

It further said that it has several open roles across the organisation, adding that affected employees can explore those opportunities. 

Popular quick-commerce platforms have capped the quantity of sugar and certain sugar products that customers can buy.

Sugar shortage in India: Festive season gets less sweeter! Blinkit, Swiggy Zepto cap order sizes

by Mehak Agarwal |Aug 27, 2026

Quick-commerce platforms and offline retailers have capped how much customers can buy per order. For India's middle class, already juggling festive-season expenses, it's one more squeeze at exactly th...

Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe

'Before 2019, my son had to change school every year': Maharashtra FDA boss Tukaram Mundhe on 25 transfers in 21 years

by Mehak Agarwal |Aug 22, 2026

BT India @ 100: Mundhe said in an interaction at Business Today's India @ 100 Summit that it is the government which decides when and where they have to post him. 

Furthermore, he listed some of the biggest companies founded by Bengalis.

Are Bengalis 'anti-business' by genetic makeup? Sanjeev Sanyal debunks longstanding stereotype

by Mehak Agarwal |Aug 22, 2026

BT India @ 100: He not only cited the city's geography but also went down the history lane to support his argument. 

Tukaram Mundhe, Commissioner of the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Will Tukaram Mundhe enter politics? Here's what the Maharashtra FDA commissioner said

by Mehak Agarwal |Aug 21, 2026

BT India @ 100: He said that politics has challenges way different from what public service demands. 

Sanjeev Sanyal, Member, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister

BT India @ 100: 'Kolkata best bet to anchor eastern India's growth,' says Sanjeev Sanyal

by Mehak Agarwal |Aug 21, 2026

He suggested connecting Kolkata with Bhubaneswar, Ranchi, Guwahati, and Patna to create a wider urban growth network.

Here's the complete list of every chairman who has ever led the House of Tata — and the legacy each one leaves behind.

From Jamsetji Tata to N Chandrasekaran: The titans who've led Tata Group in 157 years

by Mehak Agarwal |Aug 13, 2026

From salt to software, here's how 7 extraordinary individuals shaped one of the world's most trusted business houses — and why Chandrasekaran's sudden exit has everyone talking.

Ratan Tata backed Chandrasekaran as the professional leader who could restore stability.

The journey of N Chandrasekaran - From humble beginnings to Ratan Tata's most trusted lieutenant

by Mehak Agarwal |Aug 12, 2026

Now, after years at the top, Chandrasekaran has stepped down as Tata Sons chairman. His exit comes months after Tata Sons deferred a decision on his reappointment.