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Kushagra Bajaj announces $2.5 mn endowment for Carnegie Mellon
Kushagra Nayan Bajaj, the Vice-Chairman of the Bajaj Group, has made a $2.5 million gift to endow a professorship in the Tepper School of Business of the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University. The gift will be used to endow the Bajaj Family Chair, which will be held by a Tepper School of Business professor to be named by the university's p...
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Amar Singh tapes: Sugar policy and Kushagra Bajaj
Taped conversations of politician Amar Singh, his critics say, suggest a disturbing nexus between politicians and corporates. NDTV cannot verify the authenticity of the tapes that are now in the public domain. Amar Singh has told NDTV that he doubles up as an industrialist and a politician, and that the conversations that may ...
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Amar Singh tapes suggest deals were fixed to help firms
Taped conversations of politician Amar Singh suggest a persistent and incestuous relationship between politicians and corporates. NDTV cannot verify the authenticity of the tapes that are now in the public domain. Amar Singh has told NDTV that he doubles up as an industrialist and a politician, and that the conversations that may seem inappropriate...
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Kushagra Bajaj announces $2.5 mn endowment for Carnegie Mellon
Kushagra Nayan Bajaj, the Vice-Chairman of the Bajaj Group, has made a $2.5 million gift to endow a professorship in the Tepper School of Business of the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University. The gift will be used to endow the Bajaj Family Chair, which will be held by a Tepper School of Business professor to be named by the university's p...
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Amar Singh tapes: Sugar policy and Kushagra Bajaj
Taped conversations of politician Amar Singh, his critics say, suggest a disturbing nexus between politicians and corporates. NDTV cannot verify the authenticity of the tapes that are now in the public domain. Amar Singh has told NDTV that he doubles up as an industrialist and a politician, and that the conversations that may ...
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Amar Singh tapes suggest deals were fixed to help firms
Taped conversations of politician Amar Singh suggest a persistent and incestuous relationship between politicians and corporates. NDTV cannot verify the authenticity of the tapes that are now in the public domain. Amar Singh has told NDTV that he doubles up as an industrialist and a politician, and that the conversations that may seem inappropriate...
