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Jayanti is the CEO of Purnabramha. She left her cushy job in the IT sector where she worked with organizations like Infosys for over 13 years. A passionate entrepreneur, Jayanti has conceived the idea of Purnabramha to provide not just authentic Maharashtrian food to its guests but also a truly cultural ambience with stellar customer service.
Jayanti aims to make Purnabramha a global brand and has already begun taking steps in that direction. Her keen sense of business planning and people management has won her many guests, most of whom have become extended family.
She is passionate about women entrepreneurship and women’s empowerment, as part of which she is employing women all across the centres and is also a noted speaker. She was recently Mentor and Speaker at a summit organised by a well known MNC in Bangalore.
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'Dr Saloni will take care of everything,' my MIL said. My cowardly husband refused to go against his mother’s wishes. I was left to fend for myself!
Some time ago, I went to a marriage ceremony with my parents. It was a very high-profile marriage – not the ones we usually were invited to – but in this case it was Ramesh uncle’s son’s marriage. Ramesh uncle was my father’s first cousin. He began his career as a humble elevator operator at the TIC business group. With his sheer hard work, grit, and the knack of sensing the right opportunities, within eighteen years he became the president of the company. My father and he were the best of friends during their school time.
Half an hour before the stipulated time, we left our house, hired an auto and reached the venue. All four of us were in our best outfits. Getting out of the auto and looking at each other, we were highly convinced that we were going to fit in just right. As we crossed the dazzling and beautiful portico, we felt very insignificant compared to the big lawn and building lying ahead.
Mother was wearing all the jewellery she had got, including the big old-fashioned necklace, earrings and shiny bangles. Father was wearing a velvet coat, brother had put on a light orange shirt with a black check coat, I myself was wearing a red salwar kurta with a net dupatta. I had put on a necklace with red beads which at the time of wearing looked very pretty to me. Now looking at the other guests, I felt all four of us must be looking like clowns who had come for a fancy-dress competition. I felt my brother and parents were also feeling self-conscious and uneasy now.
Live-in relationships are legal in the eyes of the law. Read on to know more on the rights of women in live-in relationships.
Live-in relationships may sound exciting. But sometimes they become complicated, especially for women and the children born from a live-in relationship. It’s important to be aware of rights of women in live-in relationships.
Live-in relationships are where a woman and man live under one roof with mutual consent, like husband and wife, but without getting married. This has become very common in metropolitan cities these days, where two independent people simply do not want to get married. This relationship can be terminated without the consent of the other party.
Live-in relation may not be recognized completely at the social level, but Indian law does consider this relationship to be legal.
Co-Founder & Director of Meteonic Innovation, a Bangalore based software consulting company which specializes in providing niche software technology consulting to IT and non IT companies, Vandana Mehrotra, is a Serial Entrepreneur and Business Coach, elected to the Nasscom IT services Council 2015-17.
An engineer & serial entrepreneur with business expertise in IT, Retail, F&B, she has over 19 years of Experience having played key roles in Product & Program Management, Operations, Customer Service, Sales & Marketing! She has acquired multiple skills in multiple domains while having cross industry exposure.
Consulting in DevOps , UX/UI, Usability, Agile Transformation services is her latest interest.
Apurva Purohit is the CEO of Radio City 91.1FM, an IIM –B alumnus (Batch of 89) and has been managing media organizations for a large part of the 25 years she has spent in the corporate world.
Apurva’s experience ranges across partnering with private equity players in building superior organizations and creating valuable businesses, and handling media businesses and brands. Prior to her entry into radio she has been part of the television space where she worked with BCCL & Zee Telefilms. She has launched successful TV brands like Zoom, India’s first lifestyle channel and Lodestar, which is counted amongst the top 5 media agencies in the country today.
She was the first President of the AROI, the Industry body of the radio industry and is on the Sectoral Council for Innovation of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. She is an Independent Director on the boards of Mindtree Ltd, Meru Travel Solutions Ltd and Midday Infomedia.