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Mehak Kasbekar

Mehak Kasbekar

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Country Manager and Editor-in-Chief, Brut Média

New Delhi

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Negocios , Cine , Literatura , Deportes , Estilo De Vida

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arts, entertainment, technology

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Total articles 27

  • Help of technology can make CBSE exams foolproof, says HRD secretary Anil Swaroop

    By Mehak Kasbekar Verified| Zee News (English) Verified Reporting by Mehak KasbekarNew Delhi: CBSE has been in the eye of a raging storm since reports of Class 10 Maths and Class 12 Economics papers being leaked came to the fore. Home secretary Anil Swaroop too has had to fight fire for close to two months before it was announced that while Class 12 students will have to appear again for Economics, Class 10 students won't need to.

    By Mehak Kasbekar Verified · Zee News (English)

    Apr. 11, 2018

  • Finance Ministry, RBI responsible for PSUs failure, says Yashwant Sinha attacking Modi govt

    By Mehak Kasbekar Verified| DNA India Verified Former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha in an exclusive interview with Zee Business's Mehak Kasbekar, talks about the recent cases of bank frauds and how if probed thoroughly, more scams are likely to be revealed. Following are the edited excerpts from the interview:With the launch of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) code it was expected that everything will fall in line.

    By Mehak Kasbekar Verified · DNA India

    Apr. 07, 2018

  • Help of technology can make CBSE exams foolproof, says HRD secretary Anil Swaroop

    By Mehak Kasbekar Verified| Zee News (English) Verified Reporting by Mehak KasbekarNew Delhi: CBSE has been in the eye of a raging storm since reports of Class 10 Maths and Class 12 Economics papers being leaked came to the fore. Home secretary Anil Swaroop too has had to fight fire for close to two months before it was announced that while Class 12 students will have to appear again for Economics, Class 10 students won't need to.

    By Mehak Kasbekar Verified · Zee News (English)

    Apr. 11, 2018

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Brut Média