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Not Gen Z but Gen Next: How govt crackdown transformed the zeigeist

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By K. Thomas
| The Week (India) Verified
There is a particular episode of eternally fave sitcom ‘Friends’ where goofy Chandler, despite being warned by his best friend Ross, blurts out that he hates dogs. The initial reaction, from his friends as well as the audience, and not necessarily in that order, is a gasp of disbelief. After all, it is peak America, where dogs are held on a pedestal which two-legged humans, especially the migrant variety, never get.
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The ITC story: Products and profits are alluring, but the real McCoy is the backend

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By K. Thomas
| The Week (India) Verified
For atta-to-agarbatti giant ITC (god forbid you call it a tobacco company!), for all its treasure trove of profits year after year, two things have always been core focus areas: one, to focus on back-end capabilities as they can be crucial in business expansion. And second, and not really secondary, to double down on its non-cigarette portfolio.
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Will Vinod Kannan be the saviour Air India didn’t know it needed?

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By K. Thomas
| The Week (India) Verified
Air India's recent past under the Tatas has been replete with incidents ranging from the wrong aircraft type sent on international routes to mistakenly flying into enemy airspace, from disorderly behaviour by passengers like urinating in business class, to cockroaches (real ones) found in in-flight meals. Yet, flying without a pilot would be a new low even by its abysmal track record. Figuratively speaking, of course.
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