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Patanjali Foods ordered to recall batch of red chilli powder over safety violation

Patanjali Foods, formerly known as Ruchi Soya, was incorporated in 1986 and is part of the Patanjali Ayurved group.

In a regulatory filing, the company confirmed the recall of Red Chilli Powder (packed) from Batch No. AJD2400012, citing violations of the Food Safety and Standards (Contaminants, Toxins and Residues) Regulations, 2011.

Uber denies differential pricing based on phone models amid CCPA investigation

Additionally, the policy includes coverage for outpatient department (OPD) and medical expenses in the event of an accident.

After concerns were raised over alleged price discrepancies between Android and iPhone users, Uber clarifies that ride prices are not influenced by the phone brand, and promises cooperation with authorities.

CCPA issues notices to Ola and Uber over alleged Android-iOS fare disparities

Rapido, which started in Karnataka, voiced concerns over the impact on its riders and captains.

Ride-hailing giants face scrutiny for reportedly charging different prices on iOS and Android devices for identical routes.

From Jaipur to Jackpot: How two brothers turned skincare into a Rs 2,955 crore prize

Minimalist founders Rahul Yadav (Left) and Mohit Yadav (Right) (Photo source: Chirag Taneja on LinkedIn)

FMCG behemoth Hindustan Unilever’s purchase of a 90.5% stake in homegrown skincare brand Minimalist is one for startup history books. Find out why.

Great brands are built on timeless insights: HUL’s Rohit Jawa

Rohit Jawa further added that by harnessing HUL's research and development capabilities, supply chain expertise, and wide distribution network, Minimalist is expected to further strengthen its presence in India's burgeoning premium beauty market.

HUL secures a 90.5% stake in the fastest-growing D2C skincare brand Minimalist, signalling an expanded foray into the premium beauty segment.

India’s hiring market poised for strong 2025 start as recruitment activity surges by 12%: Report

AI-powered applications like fashion avatars, smart shopping carts, and virtual influencers are enhancing customer engagement. 47% of retailers state that AI has led to new product and service developments

Over the last three months, an 8% increase in hiring activity highlighted sustained progress, showcasing the resilience and adaptability of Indian businesses in a dynamic market.

Jewellery ad spend 2024: Print at 73%, Kalyan Jewellers takes 23%

The elevated price levels supported Digital advertising continued its upward trajectory, with a 33% increase from 2022 to 2023. Video content emerged as a dominant force, capturing a significant share of digital ad spend. (Representative Image: FIGIST CO via Unsplash)

The South Zone emerged as the leading region, accounting for 36% of the total print ad spend. A significant player in the radio advertising space, Malabar Group of Companies secured 8% of the total ad spend, as per the report.