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Indian Vlogger Forces Scooter Lift, Travels Ticketless In Bus In China, Internet Outraged
The YouTuber made fun of people's height and the price of their "cheap" cell phones. She also spoke insensitively to the residents of the area.
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Journalist Jyoti Malhotra Is First Woman Editor Of 'The Tribune'
Journalist Jyoti Malhotra has become the first woman editor of The Tribune, the 143-year-old newspaper based in Chandigarh.
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The True Legacy Of Jagdish Khattar: A Pipeline Of Industry Leaders
Volvo India MD Jyoti Malhotra writes about what he learnt from Jagdish Khattar, and the legacy he leaves behind. Khattar passed away on April 26 2021, and was best known for steering Maruti to its strength. Malhotra worked with Khattar in Maruti Suzuki from 2000-2008.
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Jyoti Malhotra Replaces Charles Frump As Managing Director At Volvo Cars India
Jyoti Malhotra will be the first Indian to head the company in India and will be replacing Charles Frump who has been heading Volvo India since October 2017.
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Viral Ad On #BarbershopGirls Of Uttar Pradesh Smashes Gender Stereotypes
Neha and Jyoti took over their father's barber shop in 2014, stepping into a profession dominated by men. Today, their inspirational story has been turned into a viral ad.
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Volvo Auto India MD Tom Von Bonsdorff Completes Tenure
Jyoti Malhotra, will be the acting managing director in the interim.
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Opinion: Modi Government Under Pressure To Prove It Can Handle Pak
The BJP has been vocal in recent years in charging the Congress and the UPA with being "easygoing" on Pakistan. The time has now come for the ruling BJP to pull a real solution out of the bag.
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Opinion: As PM Modi Skips China Summit, Beijing Stakes Are High
Beijing seems unconcerned about whether the diplomatic quarrel with Delhi will blow over or not.
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Opinion: Chinese Media Is Right, Modi's Stand On Dalai Lama Is Big Change
The Chinese have fallen right into Modi's trap. They got increasingly hot and bothered each time the Dalai Lama came into the public eye. As he prepares to travel to Tawang from Bomdila, Beijing has even threatened a downgrading of the bilateral India-China relationship.
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Opinion: Adityanath Selection Exposes Limits Of Modi's Power
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made his first mistake by helping appoint Yogi Adityanath as Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. By installing a man as polarizing and malignant as the five-time MP and head of the Gorakhnath Peeth, Modi has told us that the gloves are off. That, just like Adityanath himself promised, the installation of a Hindu Rashtr...
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Opinion: The Growing Role Of Government-Approved Think Tanks
When the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) pulled its Rs 1 crore annual grant to the Institute of Chinese Studies at the end of January, the rest of the think-tank community sat up and took notice.
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Opinion: India-China Talks Next Week Will Be Influenced By Trump
If India has the benefit of Trump's support vis-a-vis China, there is no question that it will be able to gain much greater leverage, even though it is a much smaller economy than China's, and much less able to project power.
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Opinion: Pak's Action Against Hafiz Saeed To Placate Trump - And China
On Monday night in Lahore, soon after Hafiz Saeed was placed under "preventive detention" at his Jamaat-ud-Dawa charity office, he called a press conference and accused Narendra Modi and Donald Trump of putting pressure on the Pakistan government to take action against him, then drove off home in his own car. That was when his house was declared a ...
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Opinion: In Modi Embracing UAE Crown Prince At Plane, Crucial Signals
The sight of Arab troops marching down Rajpath for the first time ever is an intensely transforming moment, not only for India's relationship with the United Arab Emirates - from where the contingent came - or the rest of the Arab world, but also an incredibly ambitious attempt by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to once again pitch himself as a reliab...
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Opinion: Nitish Kumar's Game In Mingling With The BJP And Modi
Bihar Chief Minister and Janata Dal (United) chief Nitish Kumar is turning out to be a cannier politician than previously imagined, reaffirming the anti-BJP coalition with RJD's Lalu Yadav and the Congress on the one hand, and making overtures to his former political enemy, the BJP, on the other, thereby signalling to his coalition partners not to ...
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Indian Vlogger Forces Scooter Lift, Travels Ticketless In Bus In China, Internet Outraged
The YouTuber made fun of people's height and the price of their "cheap" cell phones. She also spoke insensitively to the residents of the area.
-
Journalist Jyoti Malhotra Is First Woman Editor Of 'The Tribune'
Journalist Jyoti Malhotra has become the first woman editor of The Tribune, the 143-year-old newspaper based in Chandigarh.
-
The True Legacy Of Jagdish Khattar: A Pipeline Of Industry Leaders
Volvo India MD Jyoti Malhotra writes about what he learnt from Jagdish Khattar, and the legacy he leaves behind. Khattar passed away on April 26 2021, and was best known for steering Maruti to its strength. Malhotra worked with Khattar in Maruti Suzuki from 2000-2008.
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Jyoti Malhotra Replaces Charles Frump As Managing Director At Volvo Cars India
Jyoti Malhotra will be the first Indian to head the company in India and will be replacing Charles Frump who has been heading Volvo India since October 2017.
-
Viral Ad On #BarbershopGirls Of Uttar Pradesh Smashes Gender Stereotypes
Neha and Jyoti took over their father's barber shop in 2014, stepping into a profession dominated by men. Today, their inspirational story has been turned into a viral ad.
-
Volvo Auto India MD Tom Von Bonsdorff Completes Tenure
Jyoti Malhotra, will be the acting managing director in the interim.
-
Opinion: Modi Government Under Pressure To Prove It Can Handle Pak
The BJP has been vocal in recent years in charging the Congress and the UPA with being "easygoing" on Pakistan. The time has now come for the ruling BJP to pull a real solution out of the bag.
-
Opinion: As PM Modi Skips China Summit, Beijing Stakes Are High
Beijing seems unconcerned about whether the diplomatic quarrel with Delhi will blow over or not.
-
Opinion: Chinese Media Is Right, Modi's Stand On Dalai Lama Is Big Change
The Chinese have fallen right into Modi's trap. They got increasingly hot and bothered each time the Dalai Lama came into the public eye. As he prepares to travel to Tawang from Bomdila, Beijing has even threatened a downgrading of the bilateral India-China relationship.
-
Opinion: Adityanath Selection Exposes Limits Of Modi's Power
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made his first mistake by helping appoint Yogi Adityanath as Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. By installing a man as polarizing and malignant as the five-time MP and head of the Gorakhnath Peeth, Modi has told us that the gloves are off. That, just like Adityanath himself promised, the installation of a Hindu Rashtr...
-
Opinion: The Growing Role Of Government-Approved Think Tanks
When the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) pulled its Rs 1 crore annual grant to the Institute of Chinese Studies at the end of January, the rest of the think-tank community sat up and took notice.
-
Opinion: India-China Talks Next Week Will Be Influenced By Trump
If India has the benefit of Trump's support vis-a-vis China, there is no question that it will be able to gain much greater leverage, even though it is a much smaller economy than China's, and much less able to project power.
-
Opinion: Pak's Action Against Hafiz Saeed To Placate Trump - And China
On Monday night in Lahore, soon after Hafiz Saeed was placed under "preventive detention" at his Jamaat-ud-Dawa charity office, he called a press conference and accused Narendra Modi and Donald Trump of putting pressure on the Pakistan government to take action against him, then drove off home in his own car. That was when his house was declared a ...
-
Opinion: In Modi Embracing UAE Crown Prince At Plane, Crucial Signals
The sight of Arab troops marching down Rajpath for the first time ever is an intensely transforming moment, not only for India's relationship with the United Arab Emirates - from where the contingent came - or the rest of the Arab world, but also an incredibly ambitious attempt by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to once again pitch himself as a reliab...
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Opinion: Nitish Kumar's Game In Mingling With The BJP And Modi
Bihar Chief Minister and Janata Dal (United) chief Nitish Kumar is turning out to be a cannier politician than previously imagined, reaffirming the anti-BJP coalition with RJD's Lalu Yadav and the Congress on the one hand, and making overtures to his former political enemy, the BJP, on the other, thereby signalling to his coalition partners not to ...
