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ITC is a multi-business enterprise having presence in fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), hotels, agri-business, among others.

Byju’s plans to expand globally, especially in the US and UK, introduce new subjects beyond physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics

Wadia Group earlier held a 45.4% stake in NPL. Public shareholders hold about 29.5% stake in the Mumbai-listed company. The statement didn’t disclose financial details of the transaction.

The store would have collections from 15 odd designers like You Ensembles, Mathili's, Greenways C.P, Pranati & Sahib to name a few.

The franchise, owned by Early Childhood Development Centre, will begin its operations soon after the launch. It will work with kids aged 18 months to 7 years and develop their social skills through various interactive football-based games which form a par

The trio also run Focus Academy for Career Enhancement (FACE), a higher education-focused skill-development company, and LearnBee, a Learning Management Solution for corporates.

The grocery e-tailer had mandated investment bank Morgan Stanley for a $150 million fund-raise, which was expected to close by April but people familiar with the ongoing discussions said the financing round may take up longer to materialise.

Reckitt Benckiser Group also said it would strip out the impact of earnings growth from the impending takeover of Mead Johnson from calculations for Kapoor's incentive plan for 2017.

The company, which had launched the ONN brand of innerwear targeting younger people few years ago, is now focussing on the Rs 2,400 crore active wear markets offering a casual and alternative line of clothing.

The certificates that are issued to ITI pass-outs will be acknowledged by NCERT, CBSE, AICTE, UGC, AIU and state education boards. These students will get admission to the institutes that are recognised by these boards.

HDFC Chairman, Deepak Parekh, inaugurated the senior wing of the school on Saturday.

HCAH will use the capital to fund its expansion to new cities, including Bangalore, Hyderabad and Kolkata

The ed-tech startup will use the funds to add new programmes from its existing and new university partners and to expand its geographical footprint to China, Latin America and Europe, the press note added.

The platform allows students to attend live tests and is designed to simulate an environment similar to the actual examination, the company claims.

In a regulatory filing, Dabur said the handover of business from CTL Group of companies has been completed on April 3.