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Blog: In Karan Johar vs Kangana, She Scores Again - At IIFA
- Wednesday July 19, 2017
- Blog | Jyotsna Mohan Bhargava
As an ambassador of our entertainment industry, while taking part in a global event like IIFA, Karan Johar should have remembered to carry not just those shiny golden shoes but also some dignity. "Nepotism Rocks" gave him partners-in-satire Varun Dhawan and, uncharacteristically, the Nawab of Pataudi Saif Ali Khan.
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Doctors Remove Foot-Long Tumour From 10-Year-Old Boy's Spine In Noida
- Thursday January 7, 2016
- Noida News | Press Trust of India
Doctors at a private hospital in Noida have carried out a complicated surgery and successfully removed a one-foot long spinal tumour from a 10-year-old boy's body.
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Maruti Suzuki tumbles after investors shoot second letter opposing Gujarat plan
- Wednesday March 12, 2014
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Maruti shares have hugely underperformed the broader markets since the automaker announced its Gujarat plan on January 28. That day the stock fell 8.12 per cent. Between January 27 and now, Maruti shares have given zero return as they have stayed around the Rs 1,700 mark. During the same period, the BSE Sensex has moved from 20,707 on January 27 to...
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Maruti downplays investors' concerns over Gujarat plant
- Thursday February 27, 2014
- Business |
Maruti's clarification comes days after large Indian investors wrote to the company saying minority shareholders would be better off if Maruti made the cars itself. The group of heavyweight fund managers wanted Maruti to reconsider its decision to outsource car manufacturing.
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Why Suzuki's Gujarat subsidiary may hurt Maruti shareholders
- Wednesday January 29, 2014
- Business |
Institutional Investor Advisory Services, which provides market participants with independent opinion, said Suzuki appears to be going down the same route as many of the other MNCs in India that have parked their most profitable businesses lines in 100 per cent subsidiaries.
- www.ndtv.com/business
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Blog: In Karan Johar vs Kangana, She Scores Again - At IIFA
- Wednesday July 19, 2017
- Blog | Jyotsna Mohan Bhargava
As an ambassador of our entertainment industry, while taking part in a global event like IIFA, Karan Johar should have remembered to carry not just those shiny golden shoes but also some dignity. "Nepotism Rocks" gave him partners-in-satire Varun Dhawan and, uncharacteristically, the Nawab of Pataudi Saif Ali Khan.
- www.ndtv.com
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Doctors Remove Foot-Long Tumour From 10-Year-Old Boy's Spine In Noida
- Thursday January 7, 2016
- Noida News | Press Trust of India
Doctors at a private hospital in Noida have carried out a complicated surgery and successfully removed a one-foot long spinal tumour from a 10-year-old boy's body.
- www.ndtv.com
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Maruti Suzuki tumbles after investors shoot second letter opposing Gujarat plan
- Wednesday March 12, 2014
- Business |
Maruti shares have hugely underperformed the broader markets since the automaker announced its Gujarat plan on January 28. That day the stock fell 8.12 per cent. Between January 27 and now, Maruti shares have given zero return as they have stayed around the Rs 1,700 mark. During the same period, the BSE Sensex has moved from 20,707 on January 27 to...
- www.ndtv.com/business
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Maruti downplays investors' concerns over Gujarat plant
- Thursday February 27, 2014
- Business |
Maruti's clarification comes days after large Indian investors wrote to the company saying minority shareholders would be better off if Maruti made the cars itself. The group of heavyweight fund managers wanted Maruti to reconsider its decision to outsource car manufacturing.
- www.ndtv.com/business
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Why Suzuki's Gujarat subsidiary may hurt Maruti shareholders
- Wednesday January 29, 2014
- Business |
Institutional Investor Advisory Services, which provides market participants with independent opinion, said Suzuki appears to be going down the same route as many of the other MNCs in India that have parked their most profitable businesses lines in 100 per cent subsidiaries.
- www.ndtv.com/business