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Celebrate Ganesh Puja with Immunity filled Ratna Modaks
Giving twist to age-old knowledge of Ayurveda in this Ganesh Puja, World’s largest ayurveda products maker, Dabur India Ltd announces to celebrate Ganesh Puja with specially made Ganapati Ratan Modak. The Ganapati Ratna Modak is a combination of Dabur Ratanprash and sweets to give taste with immunity this Puja.
Commenting on the initiative Dr. Durga Prasad, Head Marketing -Ethicals, Dabur India Ltd, said: "Due to covid 19 pandemic many Puja associations are not going to set up Ganesh Idol, instead these pandals will be celebrating Puja by organizing Plasma and Blood Donation Camps. Keeping this in mind, to support these pandals and to boost immunity among the donors and visitors during this pandemic, we have created these special Modaks made with Dabur Ratanprash, which is known for boosting the immunity”.
Dabur has tied up with 2 Puja Pandals of Mumbai for this – Lalbaug and Girgaon Cha Raja. These Modaks will be distributed among donars who will be taking part in Plasma Donation and Blood Donation Camps at Lalbaug. On the other hand, the Pandal Visitors will have an opportunity to taste the unique Immunity Modaks Girgaon Cha Raja Puja Pandal. In total 11000 laddus/modaks will be made, and will be distributed among these 2 puja pandals.
“Two things are very famous during the Ganesh Puja, one is the Lord himself and the second is the Modak. With Ganpati Ratan Modak, the idea is to share the benefits of Ratanprash with taste in modak format, For this, 11000 modaks will be made and distributed in Ganesh Pandals.” Dr. Prasad Added.
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Adani Enterprises takes full control of IANS with final stake buy
Rs 4.7 crore deal completes acquisition, making news agency wholly owned unit
MUMBAI: Adani Enterprises has tightened its grip on the media space, completing the acquisition of the remaining stake in IANS India Private Limited and turning the news agency into a wholly owned step-down subsidiary.
The final leg of the deal was executed through AMG Media Networks Limited, which picked up the balance 24 per cent Category I shares with voting rights and 0.74 per cent Category II shares without voting rights. The all-cash transaction, valued at Rs 4.70 crore, brings to a close a process first set in motion in January this year.
A regulatory filing under SEBI confirmed that the acquisition was completed on 24 March 2026. The company also disclosed the development to BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited, in line with listing requirements.
With the transaction now wrapped up, IANS sits fully within Adani’s media fold under a two-tier structure led by AMNL. While classified as a related party transaction, the company noted it was carried out on an arm’s length basis.
Founded in 1994, IANS has long been in the business of gathering and distributing news content. However, its financials tell a softer story, with turnover slipping over recent years to Rs 8.81 crore in FY25 from Rs 11.86 crore in FY23.
For Adani Enterprises, the move signals more than a tidy consolidation. It sharpens its media ambitions, placing IANS firmly within its growing content and distribution play.
