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Google India Policy Head Archana Gulati Said to Resign Amid Ongoing Antitrust Cases
Google India Public Policy Head Archana Gulati is said to have resigned from the company within five months of joining the company. The company currently faces two antitrust cases in the country, and the antitrust watchdog Competition Commission of India is looking into Google's business conduct in the smart TVs market, its Android operating system...
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Google India Onboards former NITI Aayog Joint Secretary as its New Public Policy Head
Gulati is a long-term Indian government employee, having worked until March 2021 as a joint secretary for digital communications at NITI Aayog. She previously worked as a senior official at India's antitrust body, the Competition Commission of India.
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Google Appoints Ex Niti Aayog Official As New India Policy Head: Report
Alphabet Inc's Google has hired a new public policy head in India, Archana Gulati, who previously worked at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's federal think-tank and the country's antitrust watchdog, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Google India Policy Head Archana Gulati Said to Resign Amid Ongoing Antitrust Cases
Google India Public Policy Head Archana Gulati is said to have resigned from the company within five months of joining the company. The company currently faces two antitrust cases in the country, and the antitrust watchdog Competition Commission of India is looking into Google's business conduct in the smart TVs market, its Android operating system...
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Google India Onboards former NITI Aayog Joint Secretary as its New Public Policy Head
Gulati is a long-term Indian government employee, having worked until March 2021 as a joint secretary for digital communications at NITI Aayog. She previously worked as a senior official at India's antitrust body, the Competition Commission of India.
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Google Appoints Ex Niti Aayog Official As New India Policy Head: Report
Alphabet Inc's Google has hired a new public policy head in India, Archana Gulati, who previously worked at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's federal think-tank and the country's antitrust watchdog, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said.
