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New Delhi, Jan 27 () The government has nominated additional secretary at the Ministry of Finance, Sanjeev Kaushik, as director on the board of Indian Bank.
 He will replace Amit Agrawal, joint secretary in the Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance.
 The union government, through its notification dated January 24, nominated Sanjeev Kaushik, Additional Secretary, Department of Financial Services as nominee director on the board of the bank with immediate effect, Indian Bank said in a regulatory filing.
 Kaushik, a 1992 IAS officer, in his previous stint in the government of India served as Director capital market division of the Finance Ministry. He also served as CEO of Industrial Finance Company (IFCI) and as Deputy Managing Director of India Infrastructure Finance Company (IIFCL). DP DP ANS
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Govt nominates Sanjeev Kaushik on board of Indian Bank

In a move that will boost exports of the India subsidiary of Maruti, the <keyword id="100743" type="COMPANY" weightage="80" keywordseo="Suzuki-Motor-Corporation">Suzuki Motor Corporation</keyword> has inked a deal with Malaysian carmaker Proton for the assembly and sale of an entry-level model in its domestic market, according to an ET report. 

	As per the agreement, Suzuki is likely to supply completely knocked down (CKD) kits of cars to Proton, Malaysia's first carmaker established in 1983, which currently enjoys a 17% market share. The company sold about 116,000 vehicles in 2014. 
 

	The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on June 15. 
 

	Under the agreement, the first model will be a compact passenger car to be assembled by Proton at its Tanjung Malim plant from August 2016. A decision on additional models will be taken after studies by Proton and SMC. 
 

	Moreover, the Malaysian carmaker will assemble cars and distribute and sell them under its own brand through its network in Malaysia.
 Suzuki, which holds a little over 56% in <keyword id="6365618" type="CITY" weightage="80" keywordseo="Maruti-Suzuki-India">Maruti Suzuki India</keyword>, its most profitable subsidiary globally, has similar sourcing arrangements with other companies too. 
 The company sourced the A-Star hatchback made by Maruti Suzuki at its Manesar plant for <keyword id="111054" type="CITY" weightage="80" keywordseo="Nissan-Motor">Nissan Motor</keyword>, which sold the car as the Pixo in Europe. The arrangement helped Maruti Suzuki increase exports by 50,000 units a year. Maruti also ships the Ertiga multipurpose vehicle as a completely knocked down unit for assembly in <keyword id="8692" type="COUNTRY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Indonesia">Indonesia</keyword>. 

	Meanwhile, sources in Maruti Suzuki said that its compact 1000 cc models such as the Celerio, Wagon R and the twin Alto models could be ideal for the Malaysian market. 
 "We have no direct communication yet, but as in the past, there are many models which we are already exporting as CKD of Ritz and Ertiga to Indonesia that could well be extended to other models from the <keyword id="47445" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="80" keywordseo="Indian-market">Indian market</keyword>," a company source said. Automotive analysts said Suzuki's new deal could fill a void for Maruti that was created when the A-Star was discontinued last year. "Beyond an instant access to yet another strong export market, the development may help Suzuki Motors regain some of the volumes that the company had lost during the transition of Pixo, which was a great value addition to Maruti exports from the Manesar plant," said <keyword id="1920671" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="80" keywordseo="Amit-Kaushik">Amit Kaushik</keyword>, associate director at IHS Automotive, an international consultancy. 
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Their training halted by the coronavirus-forced national lockdown, India's Olympic-bound boxers will be provided online classes by their coaches from Monday to ensure that aspects such as mental well-being and nutrition are taken care of. Nine Indian boxers -- M C <keyword id="47387" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Mary-Kom">Mary Kom</keyword> (51kg), Simranjit Kaur (60kg), Lovlina Borgohani (69kg), Pooja Rani (75kg), <keyword id="4223810" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="amit-panghal">Amit Panghal</keyword> (52kg), Manish Kaushik (63kg), <keyword id="124083" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Vikas-Krishan">Vikas Krishan</keyword> (69kg), Ashish Kumar (75kg) and Satish Kumar (+91kg) -- have qualified for the <keyword id="229547" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Tokyo-Games">Tokyo Games</keyword>, postponed to 2021 due to the global pandemic which has caused thousands of deaths. In a conference call with these boxers on Sunday, <keyword id="556818" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Boxing-Federation-of-India">Boxing Federation of India</keyword> (BFI) President Ajay Singh took stock of their preparations amid a national lockdown till April 14 to fight the pandemic. "This is a challenging time for all of us and is all the more a reason for us to take care of ourselves...stay fit, continue with the exercises as directed by the coaches and try to maintain your weights as much as possible," Singh told the boxers. "We will tide over this crisis soon and get back to the ring but staying motivated in the meantime is absolutely necessary," he added. Elaborating further on the 45-minute discussion, BFI's Executive Director R <keyword id="8975779" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="k-sacheti">K Sacheti</keyword> told that the areas of concern are diet control and mental health. "They are at their homes right now where diet can go for a toss. So the idea behind these online classes starting tomorrow is to ensure that they are kept aware of their nutritional needs," he said. Sacheti said India boxing's High Performance Director Santiago Nieva, who is now in Patiala after completing a 14-day self-isolation period in Delhi, will be conducting classes for men. The classes for women will be conducted by their high performance director Rafaelle Bergamasco. "Santiago is the only boxing coach who is in Patiala right now. He will have access to the boxing hall where he will educate the boxers on technicalities. The idea is to keep them connected and aware," he said. "We hope things improve and the lockdown ends but we can't start from the scratch when that happens. We have to have something going so that when it ends, there is a seamless transtion," he added. India booked an unprecedented nine Olympic slots at the Asian qualifiers in Jordan earlier this month. The national lockdown has put a halt to all sporting activities across the country. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused more than 20 deaths in India and infected over 900. See also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/harrowing-pictures-show-how-hundreds-of-thousands-of-migrant-workers-flock-to-state-borders-in-india-despite-the-nationwide-lock-down/articleshow/74870281.cms">Harrowing pictures show hundreds of thousands of migrant workers flocking to state borders in India despite nationwide lock down</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/thelife/news/akshay-kumar-guru-randhawa-and-suresh-raina-everyone-who-made-a-donation-to-pm-cares-fund-against-coronavirus/articleshow/74866128.cms">From Akshay Kumar, Guru Randhawa to Suresh Raina — All donations to PM-CARES fund against Coronavirus</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/thelife/food/news/order-pizza-as-dominos-resumes-contactless-delivery-in-delhi-during-the-lock-down/articleshow/74871279.cms">You can now order Pizza as Domino's resumes contactless delivery in Delhi during the lock down</a>

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New Delhi, Jul 13 () A doctor attached with the Indian boxing team on Monday tested positive for COVID-19 even as all the pugilists who have assembled for training in Patiala came out negative but stared at a possible suspension of the proposed camp due to the development. The 11 boxers, including Asian Games champion and world silver-medallist Amit Panghal, will be retested as they were at the same quarantine facility with the doctor. "Dr Amol (Patil) was in quarantine in a centre outside the main campus of national Institute of Sports (NIS) Patiala. As per protocol, before he is allowed to enter main hostel and sports arena, he was given the COVID test on the 7th day (of quarantine) and tested positive," the Sports Authority of India said in a statement to when asked about the development. "He has been shifted to the state-run COVID centre. Those who are identified as primary contact will be tested tomorrow. The quarantine period for all persons staying in the same quarantine facility has been extended by one week. The centre has been sterilised as per protocol," it added. The boxers have, however, tested negative but will undergo a second round of testing on Tuesday. "Dr Patil is completely asymptomatic, not even mild symptoms are there. He will recover soon enough," said a source close to the team. Patil has been a regular in Indian boxing and travelled with the team to the 2018 Commonwealth Games and the world championships last year. The pugilists were due to start training later this month or early in August after the Boxing Federation of India got the SAI nod to conduct the national camp amid the pandemic. The conduct of the camp is currently being overseen by SAI after the Delhi High Court stayed the sports ministry's recognition to 57 national federations including the BFI. Nine Indian boxers have qualified for the Olympics, postponed to 2021 due to the pandemic. They are -- Amit Panghal (52kg), Manish Kaushik (63kg), Vikas Krishan (69kg), Ashish Kumar (75kg), Satish Kumar (+91kg), MC Mary Kom (51kg), Simranjit Kaur (60kg), Lovlina Borgohain (69kg), and Pooja Rani (75kg). Of these, Mary Kom continues to train at her home in Delhi as attending the camp was optional. As per the SAI's safety protocols for training, boxers have been barred from doing human sparring, told not to access the ring and use their personal equipment for all forms of training. They were to be offered cover for COVID-19 in their medical insurance, as per the SOP made by the BFI. The boxers and the federation also have to sign consent forms acknowledging the risk of resumption before being allowed back at the SAI centre. PM AH

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<ul><li>Satish Kumar (+91kg) put up a gutsy performance against reigning world champion Bakhodir Jalolov but it was not enough to upstage the rampaging <keyword id="67415" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Uzbek">Uzbek</keyword> as the Indian boxer made a quarterfinal exit from the Olympic Games here on Sunday.</li><li>The two-time Asian Games bronze-winner and multiple-time national champion, had scripted history by just qualifying for the Games.</li><li>Satish's forehead cut did open up eventually during the third round but he fought through even with that.</li></ul>A badly bruised Satish Kumar (+91kg) put up a gutsy performance against reigning world champion Bakhodir Jalolov but it was not enough to upstage the rampaging Uzbek as the Indian boxer made a quarterfinal exit from the Olympic Games here on Sunday. Taking the ring with multiple stitches on his forehead and chin after sustaining cuts in the pre-quarters, Satish lost 0-5 but the scoreline was not reflective of his brave performance. Satish, a two-time Asian Games bronze-winner and multiple-time national champion, had scripted history by just qualifying for the Games as he was the first super heavyweight from India to achieve the feat. "He is a bit low right now but when he settles down, he will realise how big it was for him to fight it out with those cuts," Indian Boxing's High Performance Director Santiago Nieva told . "The fight he gave despite the blows is praiseworthy. Every punch that Jalolov connected added to his pain, he was feeling it all through. The Uzbek boxer is a special talent," he said. The 32-year-old Army man stood his ground in the biggest bout of his career, occasionally managed to land a shot with his right hand but Jalolov dominated the proceedings all through, relying on his imposing demeanour and excellent counter-attacking game to sail through. What stood out about the <keyword id="6354367" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Commonwealth-Games">Commonwealth Games</keyword> silver-winner was his resolve to fight it out. The former kabaddi player from Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr did not hesitate to launch attacks despite the risk of his cuts opening up. Satish's forehead cut did open up eventually during the third round but he fought through even with that. "Satish was seriously injured with 13 stitches above his eye and on his chin. That he still decided to fight against the No. 1 boxer shows his courage and patriotism. "Not many will take blows for their country like Satish did today. We are very proud of him," <keyword id="556818" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Boxing-Federation-of-India">Boxing Federation of India</keyword> President Ajay Singh said. Jalolov, a 27-year-old footballer-turned-boxer, also acknowledged his rival's bravery at the end of the bout by nodding in appreciation towards him after securing his maiden Olympic Games medal. Jalolov is also a three-time Asian champion, all those gold medals coming in succession to him since 2017. With this the Indian men's boxing campaign came to an end in the Games. Lovlina Borgohain (69kg) remains the lone pugilist in fray after having made the semifinals to secure India's first and only boxing medal of the ongoing edition. On Saturday, it was a major disappointment for India when world number one Amit Panghal (52kg) bowed out of the event following a 1-4 loss to <keyword id="1428683" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Rio-Games">Rio Games</keyword> silver-medallist Yuberjen Martinez of Colombia. An injured Vikas Krishan (69kg), and the debutant duo of Manish Kaushik (63kg) and Ashish Chaudhary (75kg) had earlier bowed out following opening-round losses. In the women's competition, six-time world champion M C Mary Kom (51kg), two-time Asian champion Pooja Rani (75kg) and world bronze-winner Simranjit Kaur (60kg) had lost in the preliminary stage. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/sports/news/tokyo-olympics-indias-p-v-sindhu-loses-to-world-number-one-tai-tzu-ying-of-chinese-taipei-in-the-semis/articleshow/84922174.cms">Tokyo Olympics: India's P V Sindhu loses to world number one Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei in the semis</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/droom-founder-explains-why-he-is-considering-a-us-ipo-and-where-he-intends-to-spend-the-money/articleshow/84917608.cms">Droom founder explains why he is considering a US IPO and where he intends to spend the money</a>

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	Not only that, they go about their day to day lives and smile as they talk to family and friends. The smile is false as they are suffering from acute pain. Iodex, through this campaign, attempts to remove that false mask of happiness from people's faces.

	Iodex UltraGel has diclofenac which provides instant relief from muscular pain. This becomes even more important for a sportsperson like Saina since she needs to be active and on her feet all the time.
 Amit Nandwani, <keyword id="6420527" type="POSITION" weightage="40" keywordseo="executive">Executive</keyword> Creative Director, Leo Burnett, said, "<keyword id="624" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="40" keywordseo="Women">Women</keyword> putting up a brave face in day-to-day life to hide pain is a human truth that connects with everyone. Iodex UltraGel, with its unique formulation, can put an end to their silent suffering. We needed to drive home the point in an emotional, yet hard-hitting manner. I think the device of a smiling mask does it really well as it's not just visually stark and cut-through, but also makes for a refreshing piece of communication in the category."

	The TVC opens with Saina playing her sport. But she explains that as a sportsperson, she has to face injuries regularly. And sometimes she ignores these and hides these from her family, friends and fans. After a match ends, while the spectators cheer and celebrate, Saina herself sits back and buries her face in a towel to hide the pain. When the towel is removed a masked face is seen smiling, interacting with the crowd, giving autographs and posing for pictures. However, then she decides that she won't hide behind the mask again. Saina now uses the Iodex UltraGel which helps her heal faster so that she can smile for real.

	The TVC ends with Saina accompanied by hundreds of women throwing away their mask and saying "Iodex UltraGel apnao, dil se muskurao" (Try Iodex UltraGel and smile whole-heartedly).

	 
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 <keyword id="1127344" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="40" keywordseo="creative-agency">Creative Agency</keyword>: Leo Burnett, New Delhi

	Creative team: Amit Nandwani (ECD), Kaushik Datta (CD), Ajitesh Verma (Copywriter), Mukul Upadhyay (Copywriter)
 Servicing team: Shampa Maitra (Business Head), Alankria Narula (Brand Director), <keyword id="2121777" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="40" keywordseo="Kanav-Sharma">Kanav Sharma</keyword> (Brand Associate)

	Planning team: Rajeev Sharma (National Director-Brand Planning), Chandana Raizada (Strategy Associate)

	Director of film: Bodhayan Mukherjee (Buddy)

	Production House: Little Lamb Films

	Media Planning: Mindshare 
	 
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NEW DELHI: Indian consumers are shifting back to petrol-run passenger vehicles that are set to start outselling diesel variants again after two years, boosted by falling petrol prices and the narrowing price gap between the two fuels. The changing demand trend amid a turnaround in the auto market is making manufacturers rework their production schedule in the run-up to the festival season when sales spike up. Diesel cars have enjoyed a smooth run for more than two years as the fuel costs less than petrol and offers better mileage, making such vehicles a preferred choice for India’s cost-conscious buyers. 
 
That is fast changing with the government phasing out diesel subsidy and petrol, which is deregulated since June 2010, getting cheaper. Diesel is nearly 14% costlier now than a year earlier, while petrol has become a bit cheaper year-over-year. The trend in the automobile market is quite pronounced on some models. 
 When <keyword id="1381889" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Honda-Cars-India">Honda Cars India</keyword> launched its compact sedan Amaze in 2013, the local unit of the Japanese major found 80% of the buyers going for the diesel version. The Amaze was <keyword id="20630" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Honda">Honda</keyword>’s first diesel offering in India and was launched to meet the then growing demand for cars that run on diesel. 
 
However, last month, just a little over half the buyers for Amaze chose a diesel variant. “Customers are now more educated over their needs and are not going blindly for diesel cars any longer,” said Jnaneshwar Sen, head for marketing and sales. Honda witnessed a similar trend for the new City, with just 50% of buyers preferring diesel in July compared with 70% at the time the mid-size sedan was launched in January this year. 
 
According to executives at car manufacturers that ET spoke to, the festival season that commences next month looks perfect for petrol cars to capture lost ground as the overall market is also on a recovery path with domestic sales recording three straight months of growth. They expect shift of customer preference for conventionally wiser petrol – maintenance cost of petrol cars is usually lower and fuel is more environment friendly – to continue, and are accordingly adjusting their strategies. 
 <keyword id="44883" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Maruti-Suzuki">Maruti Suzuki</keyword>, the country’s largest carmaker, has shelved plans for a new diesel engine plant at Gurgaon and is concentrating on its petrol models as it strives for higher market share. “While diesel car sales have declined 7%, sales of petrol cars have grown by almost 11% in the past few months,” said a senior executive. “Enquiries on and sales of petrol models have jumped in recent months.” 
 
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 Companies aren’t just altering production plans, but also offering petrol variants at aggressive price to tap the shift. “Customers are increasingly going towards petrol and keeping the same trend in mind, we aggressively priced the new car with the intention to increase the share in the premium hatchback segment,” said <keyword id="596" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hyundai">Hyundai</keyword>’s head for marketing and sales, Rakesh Srivastava. The company has invested $600 million in a hybrid engine manufacturing plant capable of producing both petrol and diesel engines on the same line to tackle shifting demand in the Indian market. 
 Overall ownership cost of diesel-fired vehicles has gone up, said Amit Kaushik, principal analyst, autos, at consultancy firm <keyword id="350927" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="IHS-Automotive">IHS Automotive</keyword>. Car companies are vying on the government policy that is further likely to dampen demand for diesel cars. 
 
Price gap between the two fuels now stands at just Rs 12 and may further close in coming months because of government strategy of increasing diesel price by 50 paise every month until it aligns with market rates.

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The bank has tapped 280 people to be MDs, which is higher than last year's 266, Bloomberg pointed out. 
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NEW YORK, November 13, 2013 -- The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE: GS) today announced that it has selected a new class of Managing Directors as of January 1, 2014, the start of our next fiscal year. 
"We wish our new Managing Directors continued success and thank them for their dedication and hard work representing the firm and our clients," said Lloyd C. Blankfein, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs. 
The following individuals have been promoted to Managing Director:
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