
D Govardan
Business Editor at The Times of India
An average guy, who became a journalist by default. . .
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2 weeks ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | D Govardan
An avid sailor, Sarath Reddy takes to the high seas on weekends. That gives the 57-year-old investment manager and founder-CIO of Unifi Capital the chance to get away from the stress and uncertainties of the financial market."The passing of my father, and then my grandfather when I was very young, shaped who I have become. I began working early and chanced upon investing. It was interesting and became a logical career aspiration as I enjoyed it and was good at it," says Reddy.
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2 weeks ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | D Govardan
An avid sailor, Sarath Reddy takes to the high seas on weekends. That gives the 57-year-old investment manager and founder-CIO of Unifi Capital the chance to get away from the stress and uncertainties of the financial market."The passing of my father, and then my grandfather when I was very young, shaped who I have become. I began working early and chanced upon investing. It was interesting and became a logical career aspiration as I enjoyed it and was good at it," says Reddy.
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3 weeks ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | D Govardan
India has made a dent in the global sourcing ecosystem, thanks to its mix of talented workforce, robust manufacturing capacities, diversified supplier base, and cost efficiencies.It's a development that has prompted not just the Union govt to rally for ‘source from India,' but even Silicon Valley blue chips like Apple.Early in May, Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, said most iPhones sold in the US from June quarter will be sourced from India, highlighting the growing importance of the country as a...
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4 weeks ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | D Govardan
NewsCity Newschennai NewsStalin’s son-in-law Sabarisan to take Dravidian studies to CambridgeTrendingCHENNAI: Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin’s son-in-law Sabarisan Vedamurthy plans to institute a one-million-pound (about 11.38 crore) PhD scholarship on ‘Dravidian movement and social justice’ at Cambridge University.
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1 month ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | D Govardan
NewsCity Newschennai News‘Today in India, Tamil Nadu is the first port of call for investment’TrendingTamil Nadu has the talent and the infrastructure to ensure investors get their money's worth and the state's economy grows and people get jobs, minister for industries T R B Rajaa tells D Govardan in an interview. Edited excerpts: We are entering election year in Tamil Nadu. Will policy decisions slow down?
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Thank you . . . It will be great for the MSMEs if their funding issue is addressed. .

https://t.co/b10h2LdCLe @dgovardanTOI , you have kindled the mind of MSMEs in Coimbatore , they are well ahead of other regions, noticed many of them explored exports and succeeded but still many cater to domestic customers only , now export funding GOI working for MSME

In TN, the minimum ticket is Rs 5. . .

I took a bus for Rs. 6(!!) today and walked 30 min to office. I'm still stunned that there's something that costs Rs. 6.

Cadre-based party? BJP? In Tamil Nadu? Good joke. . .

There is a lot of noise on social media today about how, if #Annamalai is replaced, the BJP will collapse in TN. I don't for a moment believe that a cadre based party and that too, one with the backing of the RSS will just collapse. The bottom line is that an alliance is needed