Despite being one of the most popular and trusted names in footwear across India, many Indians still believe Bata is an Indian brand. Its deep-rooted presence in Indian households has made it feel ...

Bata India Chairman Uday Khanna said: “We have plans to open 100 stores a year and would close 25 to 30 which are either at wrong place or not making profits. We tend to continue to keep this pace.

Bata Ngoma, those black ankle-length cut shoes, were common with rural women, but at the height of the breakdance craze in Kenya, they were turned into hot cake shoes for dancing. They were turned ...

Police detained 14 individuals on Monday night for posting advertisements to sell shoes on Facebook after vandalizing and looting a Bata showroom in Sylhet, following a mass protest against Israeli ...