7 Historic Indian Restaurants Still Serving Since 1876
Explore India's 7 oldest restaurants, from 1876's Indian Coffee House to 1953's Paradise. These culinary landmarks serve history, tradition, and timeless flavours. Discover their stories.
Explore India's 7 oldest restaurants, from 1876's Indian Coffee House to 1953's Paradise. These culinary landmarks serve history, tradition, and timeless flavours. Discover their stories.
Expert Somil Mehta of Mirae Asset Sharekhan recommends three stocks to buy today. Get detailed analysis, target prices, and key levels for Tata Consumer, Britannia, and BHEL.
Market expert Ajit Mishra of Religare Broking recommends three stocks for 1-2 weeks. Get technical analysis and target prices for HCL Tech, Britannia, and Manappuram Finance.
Expert Somil Mehta of Mirae Asset Sharekhan recommends buying Union Bank of India, UPL, and Britannia Industries today. Check detailed targets, stop-loss levels, and technical analysis.
Britannia Industries shares plunged 6.7% following CEO Varun Berry's abrupt resignation. The 13-decade-old biscuit maker faces leadership transition challenges as new CEO Rakshit Hargave prepares to take over.
Britannia Industries shares fell sharply following Varun Berry's immediate resignation. New CEO Rakshit Hargave faces the challenge of continuing the company's strong growth trajectory.
Britannia Industries shares dropped 6.19% after CEO Varun Berry's resignation. Key details on market impact and what investors should watch. Read analysis now.
Britannia Industries announces major leadership changes with Rajneet Bawa's sudden departure and veteran Varun Berry's return as interim CEO while Rakshit Hargave prepares to take over.
Britannia Industries delivers stellar Q2 performance with 23% profit surge and 4% revenue growth, exceeding market expectations in challenging economic conditions.
Market eyes Wednesday's Q2 earnings bonanza as pharma giant Sun Pharma, Grasim Industries, and FMCG major Britannia declare results. Get complete analysis and investor expectations.
In a significant corporate development, former RBI Governor Urjit Patel has resigned as non-executive director of Britannia Industries. Explore the implications and timing of this unexpected move.