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India, 6 May 2026: Pidilite Industries Limited today unveiled its latest Fevicol television commercial, ‘Kursi Pe Nazar’, a film anchored in a sharply observed, unmistakably Indian cultural insight. Rooted in everyday life, the film captures how the humble kursi transcends its role from just being furniture to become a powerful symbol of aspiration, authority across […]

India’s industrial sector is increasingly adopting rooftop solar to offset rising electricity costs and improve energy efficiency within existing infrastructure constraints.

India’s industrial sector is increasingly adopting rooftop solar to offset rising electricity costs and improve energy efficiency within existing infrastructure constraints.

Vinay Rajani of HDFC Securities believes the Indian market rally has further to go, identifying 24,000-24,100 as a buying opportunity on dips, with 24,800 as the next target. He highlights broad market participation and sector rotation as key strengths. Rajani also recommends CG Power for its power sector breakout and Pidilite Industries for its FMCG reversal pattern.

Vinay Rajani of HDFC Securities believes the Indian market rally has further to go, identifying 24,000-24,100 as a buying opportunity on dips, with 24,800 as the next target. He highlights broad market participation and sector rotation as key strengths. Rajani also recommends CG Power for its power sector breakout and Pidilite Industries for its FMCG reversal pattern.

The Odisha government has approved 23 new industrial projects with a combined investment of about Rs 4,510 crore, a move expected to generate more than 10,000 employment opportunities across the state. The approvals were granted during the 145th meeting of the State Level Single Window Clearance Authority (SLSWCA), chaired by Chief Secretary Anu Garg. The projects are part of the state’s push to accelerate industrialisation and strengthen its role in the Centre’s Purvodaya vision aimed at boosting economic growth in eastern India. According to officials, the projects will create around 10,122 jobs and will be implemented across 11 districts, including Balasore, Bolangir, Cuttack , Jagatsinghpur, Kalahandi, Keonjhar, Khordha, Koraput, Puri, Sambalpur and Sundargarh. The approved investments span multiple sectors such as wood-based industries, chemicals, apparel and textiles, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, aluminium and steel downstream industries, electrical equipment, food processing, IT and tourism.

The Odisha government has approved 23 new industrial projects with a combined investment of about Rs 4,510 crore, a move expected to generate more than 10,000 employment opportunities across the state. The approvals were granted during the 145th meeting of the State Level Single Window Clearance Authority (SLSWCA), chaired by Chief Secretary Anu Garg. The projects are part of the state’s push to accelerate industrialisation and strengthen its role in the Centre’s Purvodaya vision aimed at boosting economic growth in eastern India. According to officials, the projects will create around 10,122 jobs and will be implemented across 11 districts, including Balasore, Bolangir, Cuttack , Jagatsinghpur, Kalahandi, Keonjhar, Khordha, Koraput, Puri, Sambalpur and Sundargarh. The approved investments span multiple sectors such as wood-based industries, chemicals, apparel and textiles, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, aluminium and steel downstream industries, electrical equipment, food processing, IT and tourism.

Why Little & Co is betting that longevity beats disruption in India’s legal marketMumbai: Major consumer companies are rushing to fill leadership roles in their legal departments as stricter regulations and new labour rules add complexity to their operations, industry executives said.Legal leadership is changing fast in the country's consumer sector and globally. Digitisation, fierce competition, and shifting regulations are reshaping the role. Also, as businesses grow, mergers, acquisitions, and fundraising have become common, driving demand for leadership hiring, said search firm executives.AB InBev's local subsidiary, the maker of Budweiser beer, appointed Rima Bharadwaj as legal director in January. In the same month, Pidilite Industries, owner of the adhesive brand Fevicol, named Ami Parikh president and general counsel to oversee legal, regulatory, governance and compliance functions across the group.Read more: FMCG companies weigh shrinking pack sizes, hiking prices to absorb crude shock"Companies want legal leaders who combine sharp legal judgement with business sense, strong stakeholder management and the ability to stay calm in ambiguity," said Vani Jain, vice president at the corporate practice group at executive search firm Vahura. "The mandate is clear: simplify complexity, manage risk early and help the business grow with confidence."Philip Morris International recently hired Joyjyoti Misra as general counsel in November.

Why Little & Co is betting that longevity beats disruption in India’s legal marketMumbai: Major consumer companies are rushing to fill leadership roles in their legal departments as stricter regulations and new labour rules add complexity to their operations, industry executives said.Legal leadership is changing fast in the country's consumer sector and globally. Digitisation, fierce competition, and shifting regulations are reshaping the role. Also, as businesses grow, mergers, acquisitions, and fundraising have become common, driving demand for leadership hiring, said search firm executives.AB InBev's local subsidiary, the maker of Budweiser beer, appointed Rima Bharadwaj as legal director in January. In the same month, Pidilite Industries, owner of the adhesive brand Fevicol, named Ami Parikh president and general counsel to oversee legal, regulatory, governance and compliance functions across the group.Read more: FMCG companies weigh shrinking pack sizes, hiking prices to absorb crude shock"Companies want legal leaders who combine sharp legal judgement with business sense, strong stakeholder management and the ability to stay calm in ambiguity," said Vani Jain, vice president at the corporate practice group at executive search firm Vahura. "The mandate is clear: simplify complexity, manage risk early and help the business grow with confidence."Philip Morris International recently hired Joyjyoti Misra as general counsel in November.