Ajay Singh

From SRK to Ranveer: Inside Bollywood’s most luxurious car collections

Apr 03, 2026, 01:53 PM IST

Explore the luxurious car collections of Bollywood’s top stars like SRK, Ranveer Singh, and more. From Mercedes-Benz to Rolls-Royce, discover the opulence and power behind their wheels.

'You have to be close to customers, keep innovating': ACG MD Karan Singh on scaling globally in pharma supply

Mar 25, 2026, 02:19 PM IST

ACG began in 1962 with a single factory in Kandivali, then on the outskirts of Mumbai. Over six decades, it has expanded to 25 offices across countries and manufacturing facilities spanning six continents

ACG’s Quiet Dominance Underpins Global Pharmaceutical Supply

Mar 24, 2026, 06:32 PM IST

EY | BT Hidden GEMs: In an exclusive interview with Karan Singh, Managing Director, ACG, we uncover the company's evolution from humble beginnings in 1962 in Kandivali, Mumbai, to becoming a global leader in pharmaceutical manufacturing solutions and the world's largest producer of hard capsules. Singh emphasized the critical role of innovation, stating, 'Unless you do not have something new to show customers, you cannot stay relevant globally.' He explained ACG's international expansion strategy, which began with their first overseas acquisition in 2008 in Europe, driven by customer demand for local presence. The company now operates 25 offices across six continents with manufacturing facilities worldwide. Singh highlighted the importance of building supply chain resilience and customer intimacy through geographical proximity. Ajay Arora, Global M&A Advisory Leader, EY, discussed what global investors value in pharma supply companies, emphasizing trust, consistent quality, regulatory compliance across jurisdictions, and strong corporate governance.

Crude even at $90 'unsustainable': SpiceJet's Ajay Singh warns of potential impact on Indian carriers as West Asia crisis enters day 11

Mar 10, 2026, 02:58 PM IST

Singh added that domestic fares are unlikely to remain stable, as airlines may be forced to introduce fuel surcharges due to rising fuel costs.

'Dhurandhar 2, an asteroid which might end...': Filmmaker warns of shake-up in Bollywood's big-budget masala films

Feb 25, 2026, 04:20 PM IST

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma also criticised the long-standing blockbuster formula centred around spectacle and hero worship.

SpiceJet shares surge 14% as airline adds flights amid IndiGo chaos; momentum turns positive

Dec 08, 2025, 01:00 PM IST

The recent rebound in SpiceJet's share price followed a statement by Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Singh, who announced that the airline would be operating 100 additional flights over the next few days to support passengers amid widespread IndiGo flight delays and cancellations across the country.

SpiceJet shares tumble 5% after Rs 238 crore Q1 loss

Sep 08, 2025, 09:54 AM IST

SpiceJet: The budget carrier reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 238 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2025 (Q1 FY26), against a net profit of Rs 150 crore in the year-ago period.

Beyond Trump’s Tariffs: What’s Next For Indian Trade? | BT India@100

Aug 08, 2025, 06:02 PM IST

Donald Trump’s return and creation of high tariff barriers have raised concerns globally. What does it mean for India’s trade future? Ajay Srivastava, Founder, GTRI; Dr Ajay Sahai, DG & CEO, FIEO; Agneshwar Sen, Trade Policy Leader, EY India; and Dr Harsha Vardhana Singh, Chairman, IKDHVAJ Advisers join Consulting Anchor Aabha Bakaya and Business Today Economy Editor Surabhi to decode the impact of protectionism, WTO reforms, and strategic trade realignments. The panel discusses India’s response, supply chain diversification, FTAs, and how businesses can navigate global volatility. A must-watch for exporters, policymakers, and economists. Event sponsored by Adani, Government of Goa, Kone, Fortinet, and ARTHAUS & ZOYA.

Malegaon Blast 2008: No Evidence Links Pragya Thakur Or Lt Col Purohit To Bomb Assembly Or RDX

Jul 31, 2025, 07:10 PM IST

Join Business Today for an in-depth look at the groundbreaking Malegaon Blast Verdict 2025, delivered today, July 31, 2025, by a special NIA court, acquitting all seven accused after 17 years of legal battles. On September 29, 2008, a devastating blast rocked Malegaon town in Nashik, Maharashtra, near a local mosque, claiming 6 lives and injuring over 100 people. The explosion, triggered by an explosive device strapped to an LML Freedom motorcycle, sparked the controversial "Hindu terror" narrative under the then Congress-led UPA government. The seven key accused—Pragya Singh Thakur, Lt Col Prasad Purohit, Major Ramesh Upadhyay, Ajay Rahirkar, Sudhakar Dwivedi, Sudhakar Chaturvedi, and Sameer Kulkarni—faced serious charges of terrorism and murder, a label fiercely contested by them and their families. After 17 years of twists and turns, the NIA court acquitted all seven, citing a lack of concrete evidence. The court highlighted the failure of probe agencies to prove that Col Purohit brought the RDX or assembled the bomb, and there was no solid link between the blast vehicle and Pragya Singh Thakur. In a powerful statement, the court declared, "Terror has no religion," emphasizing that strong narratives must be backed by proof—a critique of the investigation’s shortcomings. The acquitted, including former BJP MP Pragya Thakur, who broke down in court alleging a plot to malign Hinduism, and Purohit, who called himself a wronged patriot, hailed the verdict as the end of a witch hunt. However, the victims’ families, dissatisfied with the outcome, are planning to appeal in the High Court, seeking justice for the lost lives.

'None of our soldiers were harmed': Rajnath Singh on Operation Sindoor, says THIS on Indian aircraft losses

Jul 28, 2025, 05:51 PM IST

Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump claimed that he had brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan during the conflict.

SpiceJet Rises 7% After 3 Days Of Losses, Here's Why

Jul 23, 2025, 03:47 PM IST

SpiceJet shares surged 7% in Wednesday’s afternoon trade, snapping a three-day losing streak, after the Supreme Court dismissed a ₹1,300 crore damages appeal filed by Kalanidhi Maran and Kal Airways. The appeal had challenged a Delhi High Court order that rejected their claim due to significant delays in filing and refiling. The Supreme Court's decision provided a sentiment boost for investors, reinforcing SpiceJet’s legal position in the long-standing dispute. The case dates back to 2015, when Maran and Kal Airways transferred their stake in the airline to Ajay Singh, who took over liabilities of around ₹1,500 crore. With this ruling, SpiceJet gains both legal clarity and investor confidence.