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Laxmi Mittal may be the undisputed king of the steel industry, but he has competition developing at home! At a function in the Petroleum Ministry when he handed over a Rs 500-crore cheque for the Bhatinda refinery, though Laxmi Mittal gave the waiting media a briefing, it was his son, Aditiya, who was attracting more attention. As the duo was about the leave, questions were shouted out at the young Mittal. A smiling Aditiya gestured that he had nothing to say. “But w e have been camping since morning to catch you,” shouted a scribe. The young Mittal looked at her and said, “Good. You have caught me, bye now,” before trotting off.

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