Magazine- The BW Real 500: Definitive Ranking Of India's Largest Companies -2022-02-26 BW Businessworld

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Bringing Endearing Fitness Apparels By Iron Hyde

Prateek Yadav’s goal was to ensure that Indian athletes have access to the best workout and track clothing available

PNG Jewellers, A Jewellery Behemoth In Making

The pandemic has spurred Saurabh Gadgil’s efforts to digitise the business and delve deeper into the world of online retail

BW Real 500 - Non-Financial #6: Rajesh Exports Shining Bright

Since inception, Rajesh Exports has consistently demonstrated profitable growth and it is a regular dividend paying company with 100 per cent dividend payout over the past 11 years.

BW Real 500 - Non-Financial #4: BPCL's Fantastic Performance

BPCL’s contribution to the exchequer by way of taxes, duties and dividend during FY21 amounted to Rs 125,583 crore, as against Rs 97,672 crore in the previous year

BW Real 500 - Non-Financial #7: Tata Motors Navigating Challenges

The commercial vehicle business posted sequential quarter-on-quarter growth on the back of improved consumer sentiment, buoyancy in ecommerce, firming freight rates and higher infrastructure demand.

BW Real 500 - Non-Financial #8: TCS Building On Belief

The TCS board recommended a final dividend of Rs 15 for the year, bringing the total dividend for the year to Rs 38 per share.

BW Real 500 - Non-Financial #9: Tata Steel Building Sustainable Enterprise

As to sustainability, the company said it firmly believed in creating long-term sustainable value for all its stakeholders

Leading Change with Innovation In 2022

Given the current business environs, leaders need to factor in innovation and customise it for their respective organisations to be able to navigate change with agility and apt responsiveness

Decoding The Rise Of BJP

Strong ideological roots, efficient governance with targeted delivery of welfare schemes and strong expansion and outreach have been attributed for the BJP’s rise in India’s polity

BW Real 500 - Non Financial #15: Coal India Meets Nation's Energy Requirements

CIL's production at 596.22 million tonnes (MTs) was 90.34 per cent achievement of the MoU target. Despite lukewarm demand for coal, CIL could supply 574.48 MTs which is 87.04 per cent of the target achievement during the fiscal year 2020-21