Rajiv Singh
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 53
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- Oct 1, 2026
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#UNTOLD | DHFLâs Shadow, Rishi Anand & the Reinvention of Aadhar Housing Finance (opens the original)
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Rishi Anand lifted the papers on his desk, searched beneath them, put them down and looked again. A pen rolled off the edge and struck the floor. He left it there. On CNBC, the number beside DHFLâs name changed. He pulled open the drawer. Business cards, a charging cable. He pushed them aside, searching underneath. There had to be another explanation. A wrong number on the screen. A report someone had misunderstood. Any second, a correction might appear along the bottom of the television. Anan
Stay for Your Daughter? Clinic Plus Questions the Advice (opens the original)
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A woman has written a book. Asked about the inspiration behind her poetry, she points to her daughter. It could be the beginning of a comfortable advertisement. A mother thanks her child, the child smiles, and a brand borrows the warmth. Indian advertising knows its way around that room. The story travels back to a difficult marriage, to the advice that a woman should adjust, and to a daughter who helps her mother imagine a different life. The child who might have been invoked as the reason to e
Beta, Bring the Pads: Why Stayfreeâs Daughterâs Day Film Talks to Sons (opens the original)
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A mother needs a packet of sanitary pads. Her son is playing cricket. She asks him to buy it. The errand is ordinary. His friendsâ reaction makes it a story. In Stayfreeâs Daughterâs Day film, Rohan becomes the subject of teasing after his mother asks him to fetch Stayfree. The boys have questions, discomfort and familiar misconceptions. He has an advantage they lack: he comes from a home where periods can be discussed without embarrassment. By the end, his friends can ask a shopkeeper for
Kothaye Jaabe Dada? Flipkart Takes a Detour Through Kolkataâs History (opens the original)
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The conductor has been advertising BBD for years. Flipkart has only just boarded. That is the lovely conceit at the heart of Kothaye Jaabe Dada? A familiar destination, shouted often enough to become part of the cityâs soundtrack, turns out to share its initials with a shopping festival. The brand does not have to teach Kolkata three new letters. It has to persuade the city to hear the old ones differently. The distance between those expansions is considerably greater than the distance between
Tata, OpenAI, Volkswagen: When Boardrooms Become Battlegrounds (opens the original)
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Four votes for the chairman. One against. And a declaration that the decision was illegal. At Tata Sons on September 17, the numbers produced a resolution and a confrontation. The board voted to give N Chandrasekaran another five years as executive chairman after his current term ends in February 2027. Tata Trusts, whose chairman Noel Tata cast the dissenting vote, rejected the outcome. Its contention: the company's appointment rules required support that the resolution had not received. For the
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