Tata Neu, the ‘super app’ of the Tata Group, was launched in April this year. It is a part of Tata Digital, which the conglomerate set up to build its digital businesses
The pro-Indian government militia, Ikhwan-ul-Muslimeen—that targeted Pakistan-backed militants in Kashmir—was launched in 1993 by popular folk singer-turned militant Kuka Parray
In Uttar Pradesh, especially, encounter killings have become the new normal and have gained wider acceptability among civilians as well as law enforcement agencies in the past few years.
The culture of rifles among Adivasis, aided by the ever-increasing deployment of paramilitary forces, has permanently mutated the central Indian forests in Chhattisgarh.
The secret killings are not the first cases of alleged extrajudicial killings in Assam. Since the 1990s, individual cases of extrajudicial killings have been reported in the state.
Tata Neu’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Sauvik Banerjee has quit for personal reasons, according to Tata Digital.
Tata Neu, the ‘super app’ of the Tata Group, was launched in April this year. It is a part of Tata Digital, which the conglomerate set up to build its digital businesses.
“We can confirm that Sauvik Banerjee has moved on for personal reasons. We wish him well in all his future endeavors,” a Tata Digital spokesperson said.
Banerjee had played a key role in the development of the app and the team behind it. In 2016, he joined as CTO of Tata CliQ, a digital marketplace offering a range of items including electronics, apparel, footwear, and accessories.
It is understood that Banerjee, a UK national, had wanted to relocate after the launch of Tata Neu due to family reasons.
The Tata Neu app brings together grocery-to-hotel-to-airline ticket booking services and many of the group’s brands on a single platform as the conglomerate seek to have a bigger play in the fast-growing Indian e-commerce space. https://www.outlookindia.com
