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"Don't Build Careers. Rent People": Tata Play CEO's Unusual Advice Sparks Debate
Harit Nagpal, the MD and CEO at Tata Play Ltd, has stirred a debate on social media after using the word "rent" to refer to hiring people.
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"NaMo TV Not A News Service," Tata Sky CEO Clarifies Amid Controversy
NaMo TV, a channel exclusively featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speeches and pro-BJP content in the middle of the national election campaign, is available on most DTH platforms without a license and in possible violation of the poll code. A tweet from DTH service provider Tata Sky, which called NaMo TV a "Hindi news service", deepened the c...
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Government Looking Into DTH Operators' Tax Rationalisation Demand
The government is considering the long-pending demand of the direct-to-home (DTH) industry for rationalisation of tax structure for the sector which feels burdened by multiple taxes that amount to around 33 per cent of its revenue.
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Budget 2013: Set-top boxes to cost more, DTH operators unhappy
Watching cable and satellite TV may turn expensive with the government proposing to double import duty on set top boxes (STBs) to 10 per cent but domestic manufacturers have welcomed the move.
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"Don't Build Careers. Rent People": Tata Play CEO's Unusual Advice Sparks Debate
Harit Nagpal, the MD and CEO at Tata Play Ltd, has stirred a debate on social media after using the word "rent" to refer to hiring people.
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"NaMo TV Not A News Service," Tata Sky CEO Clarifies Amid Controversy
NaMo TV, a channel exclusively featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speeches and pro-BJP content in the middle of the national election campaign, is available on most DTH platforms without a license and in possible violation of the poll code. A tweet from DTH service provider Tata Sky, which called NaMo TV a "Hindi news service", deepened the c...
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Government Looking Into DTH Operators' Tax Rationalisation Demand
The government is considering the long-pending demand of the direct-to-home (DTH) industry for rationalisation of tax structure for the sector which feels burdened by multiple taxes that amount to around 33 per cent of its revenue.
-
Budget 2013: Set-top boxes to cost more, DTH operators unhappy
Watching cable and satellite TV may turn expensive with the government proposing to double import duty on set top boxes (STBs) to 10 per cent but domestic manufacturers have welcomed the move.
