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Last January, Carlyle paid Rs 2,700 crore to buy a controlling 66% stake in the three-decade-old homegrown brand that gave the buyout fund an entry into a rapidly growing market for wellness products but one that is facing disruption from younger, nimbler, direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands. Founders of VLCC – Vandana and husband Mukesh Luthra who owned 95% of the company prior to the Carlyle deal – retained a 30% stake with the management team holding 4%.

For someone who is such an indefatigable litigant, what is stopping Mr Saxena from using the law to depose Mr Kejriwal? Maybe we will get the answer after May 25, notes Aditi Phadnis.

Prior to this, he was working with Vector Brand Solutions as chief business officer.

New Delhi: From farmers to fashion designers, the government and export promotion councils will showcase the entire value chain at the biggest ever te.

India Business News: The biggest ever textile show, Bharat Tex, will showcase the entire value chain and position India as a major player in the global supply chain. The e

The Bharat Tex exhibition in February aims to showcase the entire textile value chain, involving participants from farmers to fashion designers. Hosted at Bharat Mandapam and Yashobhoomi in the capital, the event signifies Indias commitment to becoming a global textile powerhouse, driven by innovation, collaboration, and the "Make in India" initiative.

The Apparel Impact Institute will deploy its first grants from its catalytic Fashion Climate Fund to recipients from the nonprofit’s Climate Solutions Portfolio, a registry of solutions to reduce the fashion industry’s carbon impact.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has lodged an FIR in a loan fraud case against a Delhi based firm for allegedly cheating Bank of India to the tune of Rs 5.90 crore.The FIR has been lodged against BONMART International Limited (BMIL) ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dream project 'P.M.' The 'MITRA (Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel-PM MITRA) Park' will be set up in seven states | BLiTZ

In the absence of laws and without any bargaining power, home-based workers in India are often compelled to take up work for extremely low wages, without any social security