Women are positioned as peripheral consumers of lifestyle products adjacent to sports, not core consumers of sports entertainment. This represents a massive market inefficiency.
After launching Bharat Taxi, the ministry explores offering insurance products across cooperative banks via IFFCO-Tokio with cooperative banks as corporate agents.
It is estimated the deal would eventually work out to cost around $9 bn at least for 6 submarines—negotiated down by India. Original bid by state-run MDL & TKMS was over Rs 1.2 lakh cr.
So typical of Ms. Banerjie’s journalism. Truly reflects the reportage of the NDTV school of journalism.
Take a random and very minor (even pointless) issue, blow it up using fancy terms like “freedom of expression”, and then drag in the right-of-centre political parties (usually BJP but can be other political parties too) and pin the blame on them.
The “incident” happened in Kolkata, a city administered by “secular” political parties right since independence in 1947 and it was widely reported on by the Bengali media (God only knows why?).
But Ms. Banerjie decided to drag the UP government and Yogi administration into this. Out of nowhere the anti-Romeo squads of UP became the villain.
Such yellow journalism has all along been the hallmark of NDTV school of journalists.
Just to clarify matters, I am a resident of Noida. The anti-Romeo squads have NOT targeted couples or expression of love in parks and other public places. They have targeted the “Romeos” – usually groups of young men who pass lewd comments or gestures and engage in other offensive acts targeting women (at times even physically harrassing the woman). The result has been really good. As far as women are concerned, the law and order situation across cities in UP has improved a lot. Though much more needs to be done in this regard. However, I feel much more safe in public places nowadays compared to the pre-Yogi days. All thanks to the anti-Romeo squads. Hope the action against such roadside “Romeos” continues unabated.
Bangali detected opinion rejected……two rupees journalists
So typical of Ms. Banerjie’s journalism. Truly reflects the reportage of the NDTV school of journalism.
Take a random and very minor (even pointless) issue, blow it up using fancy terms like “freedom of expression”, and then drag in the right-of-centre political parties (usually BJP but can be other political parties too) and pin the blame on them.
The “incident” happened in Kolkata, a city administered by “secular” political parties right since independence in 1947 and it was widely reported on by the Bengali media (God only knows why?).
But Ms. Banerjie decided to drag the UP government and Yogi administration into this. Out of nowhere the anti-Romeo squads of UP became the villain.
Such yellow journalism has all along been the hallmark of NDTV school of journalists.
Just to clarify matters, I am a resident of Noida. The anti-Romeo squads have NOT targeted couples or expression of love in parks and other public places. They have targeted the “Romeos” – usually groups of young men who pass lewd comments or gestures and engage in other offensive acts targeting women (at times even physically harrassing the woman). The result has been really good. As far as women are concerned, the law and order situation across cities in UP has improved a lot. Though much more needs to be done in this regard. However, I feel much more safe in public places nowadays compared to the pre-Yogi days. All thanks to the anti-Romeo squads. Hope the action against such roadside “Romeos” continues unabated.