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Dhiman Sarkar
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Sports Editor, Hindustan Times
Kolkata
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By Dhiman Sarkar Verified| HT Syndication@ India, April 18 -- "Good night," he said at the start of what would be his final Indian Super League (ISL) media conference of the season. "Oh, good night here is after." That was Jose Molina on realising that he had addressed the room the Iberian way. He laughed, so did the press corps. Even after helping Mohun Bagan Super Giant win their first ISL double , Molina was his usual calm self. What was the half-time talk like after Bengaluru FC had attacked in waves?
By Dhiman Sarkar Verified| Hindustan Times Verified “Good night,” he said at the start of what would be his final Indian Super League (ISL) media conference of the season. “Oh, good night here is after.” That was Jose Molina on realising that he had addressed the room the Iberian way. He laughed, so did the press corps. Even after helping Mohun Bagan Super Giant win their first ISL double , Molina was his usual calm self. What was the half-time talk like after Bengaluru FC had attacked in waves? Molina was the epitome of sangfroid even then.
By Dhiman Sarkar Verified| HT Syndication@ India, April 18 -- "Good night," he said at the start of what would be his final Indian Super League (ISL) media conference of the season. "Oh, good night here is after." That was Jose Molina on realising that he had addressed the room the Iberian way. He laughed, so did the press corps. Even after helping Mohun Bagan Super Giant win their first ISL double , Molina was his usual calm self. What was the half-time talk like after Bengaluru FC had attacked in waves?
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Hindustan Times
Hindustan Times is a prominent Indian English-language daily newspaper and media conglomerate, established in 1924 by Sunder Singh Lyallpuri. The newspaper was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi and has since grown under the ownership of the Birla family, currently led by Shobhana Bhartia. Headquartered in New Delhi, it has a daily circulation of 738,154 copies and operates in several cities, including Mumbai, Lucknow, and Chandigarh. HT Media offers a range of print publications, including its flagship Hindustan Times, the Hindi daily Hindustan, and the business newspaper Mint. It also produces magazines like Kadambini and Nandan. The company has a strong digital presence with platforms such as HindustanTimes.com, Livemint.com, Shine.com, and HTCampus.com. Additionally, it operates radio stations like Fever 104 FM and Radio One, and has expanded its portfolio through acquisitions, including the financial news platform VCCircle. HT Media plays a significant role in shaping public opinion and adapting to the changing media landscape in India.
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