Brands
Mcdonald’s India introduces Korean-inspired menu for a limited time
MUMBAI: Mcdonald’s India (west and south), operated by Westlife Foodworld, is bringing a Korean twist to its menu with a limited-time range of burgers, sides, and beverages. Inspired by the growing popularity of Korean culture in India, this special menu allows customers to enjoy bold, authentic flavours—one bite at a time.
Starting at just Rs 69, the new range lets customers ‘Make it Korean’ with favourites like the Korean Mcaloo Tikki Burger, Korean Chicken Surprise, Korean Mcspicy Chicken, Korean Mcspicy Paneer Burger, and Korean Mcegg Burger.
Adding to the experience, Mcdonald’s India has introduced a Korean Spice Mix, giving a new Shake-Shake twist to Fries, Chicken Mcnuggets, and Mcspicy Chicken Wings (available in south India). The menu also features the refreshing Korean Yuzu-Pop, a citrusy drink designed to complement the bold, spicy flavours. Whether casual food lovers or dedicated Korean culture fans, customers can enjoy a unique take on classic Mcdonald’s favourites.
“Korean culture has been having a significant impact on Indian consumers, from music and fashion to food. With our new Korean range, we are bringing that authentic experience to life through taste. At Mcdonald’s India (west and South), we have always believed in bringing in new global experiences and hence be relevant to our customers’ ever-evolving tastes and preferences. We believe that the new Korean Range is a bold, flavourful way for fans to enjoy the best of Korea, right here at Mcdonald’s India,” said Mcdonald’s India (west and South) chief marketing officer Arvind RP.
The limited-time menu is available across Mcdonald’s outlets in west and south India. Customers can visit their nearest restaurant or order via Mcdelivery to savour the Korean flavours before they disappear.
Brands
Cars24 co-founder Gajendra Jangid steps down amid leadership churn
Exits of CEO Himanshu Ratnoo and Ankit Bhalla add to top-level reshuffle
NEW DELHI: Cars24 has seen further top-level changes with co-founder Gajendra Jangid stepping down, adding to a series of senior exits at the company in recent months.
According to media reports, Jangid conveyed his decision in an internal communication to employees, stating that he had been considering the move for some time. He noted that there comes a stage when a company no longer relies on its founders to keep progressing, adding that it felt like the right moment to step back.
His exit follows a period of notable leadership churn at the Gurugram-based company. Recently, Himanshu Ratnoo stepped down as chief executive officer, while Ankit Bhalla also exited the organisation, signalling movement across key roles.
Responding to the development, Vikram Chopra acknowledged Jangid’s contribution, crediting him for shaping the brand, driving its marketing direction, and supporting the development of key teams and platforms within the ecosystem.
With multiple senior departures in quick succession, the company appears to be entering a phase of internal restructuring as it continues to scale its used car business in a competitive market.
