Daily Newsletter | Friday, January 13, 2017 | | | Denied leave, CISF jawan guns down 4 seniors | | Even as jawans of paramilitary forces express dissatisfaction online over poor living conditions, a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) jawan on Thursday gunned down four of his seniors in a fit of rage, apparently over denial of leave, outside their barracks on the premises of the Nabinagar Power Generation Company in Aurangabad district of Bihar, 150 km from Patna. |
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| Tatas pick first non-Parsi as group chairman | | Two-and-a-half months after the Tatas stunned the world by sacking chairman Cyrus Mistry and recalling Ratan Tata as interim chairman, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, the 53-year-old MD and CEO of India’s largest technology company TCS, was elevated as the first non-Parsi and first professional executive to head the country’s largest, $108-billion conglomerate. |
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| | ‘Eligible bachelor’ held for duping woman | | Sadar Bazaar police arrested a Delhi-based man for allegedly duping several women online by befriending them on a matrimonial website claiming he was from the United Kingdom. |
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| Mum: PIL filed against Shivaji memorial | | A Parel-based chartered accountant who runs coaching classes has filed a public interest litigation in the Bombay high court seeking to stop the Maharashtra government's plans to construct a memorial to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the Arabian Sea at a cost of Rs 3600 crores. |
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| | Amazon says 'sorry' for offending Indian sentiments | | Following a stern message by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj over sale of doormats depicting the tricolour, Amazon today expressed regret for "offending" Indian sentiments and informed her about removal of the product from its Canadian websit... |
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| | I have not thought about anything: Ganguly on BCCI job | | Sourav Ganguly said that he has not thought about his future plan as yet after the Lodha Panel made it clear that he will have to serve a compulsory 'cooling off' period of three years after June if he wants to become an office bearer of the BCCI or the state units. |
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| Dhoni managed senior players well: Kumble | | MS Dhoni had a phenomenal career as captain and one of the highlights of his leadership tenure was the apt handling of senior players in the team, said current India coach Anil Kumble who himself had made way for the wicket-keeper batsman to be Test captain in 2008. |
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| Shreyas Iyer's 82 keeps Mumbai alive in Ranji Trophy final | | Middle-order batsman Shreyas Iyer made a fine half-century to keep multiple-time champions Mumbai in the hunt after the title holders conceded the first innings lead to Gujarat in the summit clash of the Ranji Trophy cricket tournament on Thursday. |
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| | Wasn’t academically brilliant: Chandra's elder brother | | In the early 1970s, N Chandrasekaran, along with his two brothers, would walk 3km to his Tamil medium government school in a village called Mohanur in Namakkal, some 415km west of Chennai. When he drives into Bombay House to occupy the corner office on February 21, it will mark the arrival of a man, who believes in loyalty and hard work. |
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| TCS net profit up 1.6 per cent, hits $1 billion in a quarter | | Though the third quarter is a seasonally weak quarter due to furloughs and the annual holiday season in the US and UK, TCS’ net profit rose 1.6% to touch the $1 billion milestone in a quarter for the first time. Operating margins remained flat at 26%, but within the company’s expected range. |
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| | 'OK Jaanu' team is on a high and here’s why | | There has been a lot of buzz around Shaad Ali’s Aditya Roy Kapur-Shraddha Kapoor-starrer 'OK Jaanu', which opens in cinemas today. The team of the romantic musical has many reasons to be upbeat about their date with the audience. |
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