ET Exclusive: Amid increasing role of ISI in Bangladesh & turmoil in Myanmar, ULFA has allegedly been assisted by Chinese authorities to shift base from Ruili to a location in Yunnan province closer to Myanmar-Thai border — My report @ETPolitics @pranabsamanta
Hi @raghav_chadha , this is not a bad suggestion. Take it from someone who knows 😉.
And ironically many of you who mock me can’t tell the difference between a parody account and the real person.
भाई, सहानुभूति अलग चीज है। जैसे वापस आए, वो तरीका ग़लत था। पर जाने का तरीका कौन सा सही था। 1 करोड़ खर्च के वो पेट पालने तो नहीं ही गए थे। 1 करोड़ में यहां सात पुश्तें पल जाती। यहां जमीन थी, घर था। गए थे चकाचौंध के लिए, एक मरीचिका की तरफ दौड़े थे। सत्य बोलो
golgappe khane se acidity hogi to mohalla clinic se antacid le lenge, free paani ko free electricity se garam kar ke ghol lenge. auntie ne poori baat kahi thi, aadhi hi bataai gayi
Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran's heartfelt note for Ratan Tata on LinkedIn:
"Anybody who met Mr. Tata came away with a story about his humanity, warmth, and dreams for India. There really was no one like him.
Our relationship grew over the years, first focusing on business and eventually evolving into a more personal connection. We discussed interests ranging from cars to hotels, but when our conversations turned to other matters—those of daily life—he would show how much he noticed and felt. He was someone to be discovered, over time and through experience.
I remember several such instances.
Just after I became Chairman, I was introduced to a situation within Tata Motors which involved a dispute between the company and the employees’ union over wages for two years. In March ‘17, Mr. Tata and I met the union leaders together. During the meeting, Mr. Tata relayed three messages: he regretted the delay in finding a resolution. He explained that the company was passing through hardship. And both of us committed that this dispute would be concluded within a fortnight.
Mr. Tata’s direction squarely focused on making sure employees were well taken care of—not just to resolve the dispute, but to ensure their and their families’ well-being. Across other Group companies, his perspective on employees was uniform. It is something that has shaped a number of our leaders across the Group.
Around that same time, I expressed a desire to renovate our headquarters, Bombay House. Bombay House had not been touched since 1924, and more important (as many people told me) Mr. Tata would not like it. “Bombay House is a temple,” I was told, emphasising its sanctity.
When I finally mentioned to Mr. Tata about Bombay House, he said, “May I ask you something? When you say ‘renovate’, do you mean ‘vacate’?”
I explained that we planned to move everyone to a nearby office.
He gently clarified: “Where will the dogs go?”
The dogs were an integral part of Bombay House, often seen at the reception.
“We will build a kennel.”
“Really?” he said, considering it.
When the renovation of Bombay House was complete, Mr. Tata wanted to see the kennel first.
He was very happy to see how thoughtful the kennel’s design was, and how well the dogs would be cared for.
Seeing his happiness with the kennel and his priorities was a reminder that while big projects are important, it’s the details that reveal how we think, what we prioritise, and how we are perceived. His joy was confirmation that we had done the right thing.
If Mr. Tata ever visited a place, he could recall everything—from the placement of smallest piece of furniture, the lighting, colours, and so on. His memory was photographic. He remembered the covers and content of books and magazines and referred to them even years later. He was always observing and processing, from large ideas to minute detail.
There is so much else to say about who he was, but for now, as I process his absence, this will have to do: His eye received everything clearly, as his mind perceived everything clearly."
#RatanTata @TataCompanies
The Government of India has decided to withdraw the High Commissioner and other targeted diplomats and officials from Canada following Ottawas bizarre move on envoy in Nijjar case.
Saddened by the passing away of Shri Sitaram Yechury Ji. He was a leading light of the Left and was known for his ability to connect across the political spectrum. He also made a mark as an effective Parliamentarian. My thoughts are with his family and admirers in this sad hour. Om Shanti.
सरन्यायाधीश, न्यायमूर्ती डी वाय चंद्रचूड जी यांच्या निवासस्थानी गणेश पूजेत सामील झालो.
भगवान श्री गणेश आपणा सर्वांना सुख, समृद्धी आणि उत्तम आरोग्य देवो.
Sharp Edge:The problem with the Netflix IC814 series is not that it pretends the hijackers were Hindus.The problem is that it obscures the fact that they were Pakistanis & that the hijacking was an ISI operation. And it tells lies to make India look bad
https://t.co/4Fa0CTGuJU
Congratulations, failed Chief Minister, Home Minister and Health Minister of WB !!!
Your brothers have not become politicians, but have become the following:-
Ajit Banerjee (Sasthi) - President of Indian Football Association (Governing body of Football in Bengal)
Babun Banerjee (Swapan)
President - Bengal Olympic Association
Ground Secretary - Mohunbagan Football Club
President - West Bengal Hockey Association
President - West Bengal State Table Tennis Association
President - West Bengal Amateur Boxing Association
President -West Bengal Kabaddi Association
These lucrative sports administration posts are sought by many politicians'!! Your brothers have indeed become very very powerful and I congratulate you on their achievements indeed!
Kudos!!
ET Exclusive: Extensive interview with Brazilian Foreign Minister who is on a 4-day trip to India. He talks about growing defence industry ties; energy partnership & agriculture linkages. He shares vision on G20 summit under Brazilian presidency & Indo-Brazil coop in BRICS
My best wishes to Professor Muhammad Yunus on the assumption of his new responsibilities. We hope for an early return to normalcy, ensuring the safety and protection of Hindus and all other minority communities. India remains committed to working with Bangladesh to fulfill the shared aspirations of both our peoples for peace, security and development.
All Indians are working for the govt. Simple.
Govt takes ₹58 for every ₹100 you earn.
Welcome to Direct & Indirect taxes:
You pay ₹28 tax on a ₹100 essential purchase for which you have already paid ₹30 tax to earn ₹100 in a job to pay for that purchase.
Our analysis of #Budget2024-25 is out! Govt aims to spend Rs 48.2 lakh crore, which is 8.5% higher than what it is expected to have spent the previous year. Interest payments account for 24% of total expenditure.
Read more at: https://t.co/adkysw3MQ9
#thread on key trends
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