Mehak Agarwal is a Senior Sub-Editor at BusinessToday.In. A news junkie with a keen interest in politics and entertainment, she specializes in themes such as business, public policy, and internet culture while also covering corporate finance and regional news. Mehak's insights and writings have been featured in Business Today and MSN.
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By: Mehak Agarwal
Ahluwalia said that the reforms were the need of the hour, but there were gaping flaws in their implementation.
By: Mehak Agarwal
Montek Singh Ahluwalia , former Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, recounted the time when the Modi government had to roll back the farm reforms in 2021.
By: Mehak Agarwal
With fuel stations now selling only E20, users say they've lost the option to choose — and that's exactly what this new "Janta Party" wants back.
By: Mehak Agarwal
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.
By: Mehak Agarwal
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.
By: Mehak Agarwal
BT India @ 100: He said that politics has challenges way different from what public service demands.
By: Mehak Agarwal
He suggested connecting Kolkata with Bhubaneswar, Ranchi, Guwahati, and Patna to create a wider urban growth network.
By: Mehak Agarwal
BT India @ 100: He not only cited the city's geography but also went down the history lane to support his argument.
By: Mehak Agarwal
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.
By: Mehak Agarwal
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 the wrong moment.
