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Mukesh Ambani urged Indian savers to move away from gold and silver, which India imported worth $60 billion and $10-15 billion last year respectively, noting these assets remain idle and fail to contribute to economic growth. Instead, he advocated investing in capital markets where returns can compound as businesses expand, speaking at a Jio BlackRock event amid rising bullion prices.
Antilia, Mukesh Ambani’s luxurious 27-story Mumbai residence, incurs a staggering monthly electricity bill of around ₹70 lakh, sufficient to buy a BMW car. This covers massive consumption of about 6, 37,240 units.
Mukesh Mandal, a 26-year-old software engineer from India with experience in AI tools and companies like Microsoft, now works as a street cleaner in St. Petersburg, Russia, for road maintenance firm. He earns about 100,000 rubles (Rs 1-1.1 lakh) monthly amid Russia’s labor shortage and global tech slowdown.
Antilia, the Mumbai residence of Mukesh Ambani, employs around 600 staff members, with about 400 involved in daily operations including cooking. The home kitchen produces nearly 4,000 rotis each day primarily to feed these employees.
Reliance Consumer Products Limited (RCPL), the FMCG arm of Reliance Industries, has officially entered India’s booming pet care sector by launching Waggies – a premium-yet-affordable pet food brand. Offering scientifically formulated, complete nutrition for dogs and cats, Waggies will be priced 20-50% lower than leading brands like Nestle Purina, Mars Pedigree, Drools, and Emami.
Mukesh Ambani is leading Reliance Industries’ major shift toward artificial intelligence, with plans to invest around USD 15 billion to establish a strong presence in deep-tech. The move seeks to transform Reliance into a technology powerhouse valued at nearly USD 30 billion. The company is developing large-scale AI infrastructure, collaborating with global players like Meta and Google, and creati
