‘We’ll source more products from India’

UTC president & chief executive officer Louis R Chenevert, who is set to take over as chairman in less than 50 days, spoke to Hindustan Times on the group’s plans for India.

Berlin espresso and stream of consciousness

‘Orthopadie’; ‘Bandagen’: I saw these two neon-lit signs from the window of my hotel room in Berlin. I thought of my father, an orthopaedic surgeon. I tried to imagine how it had been for him when, for five months in my childhood, we’d had to live apart, writes Soumya Bhattacharya.

It is an anti-Left wave sweeping over Bengal

The all-new Mamata Banerjee — softened by recent success and wizened by past failures — says it’s the people, and not her Trinamool Congress (TMC) who have taught the Left a lesson in humility. Banerjee is for preserving her ties with the Congress, to keep the Left out. Excerpts from an interview.

‘Spirituality can help fight Maoism’
Maoism is prevalent in areas where there is a lack of spirituality said Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in an interview to Manoj Sharma.
‘This is my court’
Long ago, I have made peace with the fact that Mahesh (Bhupathi) is part of my karma, just like I am part of his. Whether we like it or not, we’ll be in each other’s face forever, says Leander Paes.
Title will do a world of good to the sport: Advani
One has to pay the price for popularity and Pankaj Advani, the newly crowned World Professional Billiards champion, knows it just to well. For the sake of the sport, the 24-year-old Bangalorean is willing to go that extra mile to ensure that the baize game attracts enough attention to trigger a revival.
Under a nuclear cloud
Given the public slanging match between India’s top scientists over the success of Pokhran II, the confusion itself calls for keeping our options open for future nuclear testing, writes Swaran Singh.
I appreciate what Singh has written about Jinnah: Sharif
Exclusive interview with former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif by Hindustan Times Political Editor Vinod Sharma.
US-based Indian filmmaker Mira Nair says the West is now ready to embrace a well-structured Indian film.
Rock’n’Roll Circus
Shooting blanks
Truly unbearable is ‘Unwrite that song,’ that sounds like a downright lovechild of a Gareth Brooks song and ‘We are the world’. That shudder is followed by the only number from this album that leaps out to grab, writes Indrajit Hazra.
Potato farmers peeved
A poor produce this year and lack of access to cold storage facilities have been disastrous for West Bengal’s small potato farmers, reports Snigdhendu Bhattacharya. See graphics
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