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Rising Star Awards 2015 Shortlist event at Bloomberg

Last night WeAreTheCity celebrated the individuals who were shortlisted for our 2015 Rising Star awards at Bloomberg. The awards were created to celebrate the achievements of individuals below a management level. The celebration was attended by 140 guests, including judges and representatives from the awards sponsors Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale,...
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The Hackney Half | Vinita Ramtri

Is it 13 miles? Or 13 kilometres? ‘Kar legi tera mile?’ (Will you be able to do 13 miles?) While some wished me luck, my loved ones worried. Particularly my mother and close cousins. But Indian mums are like that. They worry about you all the time, almost as if...
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Foster Baby | Apurva Purohit

Winston – Tinku flew off yesterday and once again I felt the pangs of being an empty nester! For the last few months, I have watched with great interest a pair of hawks diligently building a nest just outside my window, then laying an egg, sitting patiently over it for...
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Have a Happy Eco Holi!

Let’s work towards a Safe and Eco- Friendly Holi! HOLI HAI………… RANG BARSE……. BUT NO BHEEGI CHUNARVALI…. SAVE WATER. GO GREEN THIS HOLI Holi tips! Use natural, herbal and skin friendly colours. You can make them at home too. Flowers are wonderful – a floral holi would be an innovative...
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Inspirational Women: Natasha Sharma | Children’s book author

Tell us about yourself I am a children’s book author, based in Mumbai, India. I’ve currently published ten books for children with a few leading publishers in India. My first book Icky, Yucky, Mucky!, was published in 2011 and since then, luckily enough, my brain has continued to buzz with...
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I’ve Got Mail! | Archanna Balaji

Communicate unto other people; that which you would want others to communicate unto you! For me, this adage has lot of meaning to it. These days it is very difficult to think of anyone who does not use emails at work. E-communication has become a part of our day-to-day business....
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Action Breaks Silence – Debi Steven

The world is shocked and horrified by the continuing news headlines in India detailing brutal rapes and sexual assaults against women of all ages.  Indeed, surveys have shown that: A woman is subjected to Eve Teasing* every 5 minutes (*the public sexual harassment or molestation of women by men) A rape is...
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Welcome to Culturama!

Culturama June 2014 The world’s biggest democracy went to the polls recently and chose a new leader. Learn more about Narendra Modi – the man who made the journey from Varanasi to New Delhi to take the oath as India’s 15th Prime Minister – in a special section in the...
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Exclusive Product Offer by Tattva

‘Tattva’ is happy to announce its 2 for 1 and 3 for 2 offer. Now buy minimum one ‘Tattva” product worth Rs. 500/- and get a Tattva Natural Lip Balm worth Rs. 125/- absolutely free and buy minimum 2 products worth Rs. 750/- or above and get a Tattva All...
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Aahan Tribal Development Foundation

Background According to the 2011 Census of India, approximately 8.6% (~104 Million) of Indian population is classified as Scheduled Tribes (STs). While Indian population is increasing, data indicates that the population of STs is fast decreasing and some of the Primitive Tribal Groups are now extinct. Indicators of Human Development...
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Diversity & Inclusion: Building the Business Case Stories From India

Community Business (CB) is an exceptional membership based non-profit organization devoted to advancing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Asia. Their aim is to lead, inspire and support businesses to have a positive impact on people and communities. Equality, integrity, continuous learning and collaboration are their values that guides them in pursuing...
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Mummy returns and corporates welcome her back

After six years of being bang in the middle of action, when Juiee Sampat confronted the ‘family’ or ‘job’ dilemma peculiar to most Indian working women, she followed her heart. For this chartered accountant, nothing was more important than her 10-month-old son who had taken ill. Crestfallen, she bid farewell...
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