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November 16, 2025

Kumar Shobhan, the newly appointed GM of Park Hyatt Chennai, is focused on mentoring the next generation

the issue repeat. If something goes wrong, we own it, fix it, and then go a step further.

It’s not about overcompensating; it’s about showing that we care. I personally review key feedback every week and step in where I feel I can add value. It’s part of our culture here — not brushing things under the carpet but learning from them.

How do you see 2025 in terms of business?

We're entering a very exciting phase. Chennai is seeing strong growth in both corporate and leisure travel. Guests are becoming more design-conscious, more wellness-focused, and are seeking experiences that feel personal and immersive. For us, that means building on our strengths — our culinary identity, our wellness offering, our service philosophy - while creating new reasons for guests to keep coming back.

I see 2025 as a year where we deepen our presence in the city, not just as a hotel, but also as a cultural and lifestyle space.

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The Free Press Journal - Mumbai

Goa stares at debt cliff of over ₹11,000 crore

RBI SOUNDS ALARM, SAYS GEOPOLITICAL UNCERTAINTY, HIGH DEBT, LIABILITIES THREATEN STATE’S FINANCES

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2 mins

February 06, 2026

The Free Press Journal - Mumbai

'216 ultras, 36 civilians, 22 soldiers killed in Balochistan'

At least 216 terrorists, 36 civilians and 22 personnel were killed in the days-long operation launched in response to terror attacks at multiple places in the restive Balochistan province, the Pakistan Army said on Thursday.

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1 min

February 06, 2026

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Expressway chaos returns frequently, raises many questions

The Mumbai-Pune Expressway, which connects Maharashtra’s two largest cities, has once again come under scrutiny after a prolonged traffic disruption exposed persistent safety and infrastructure challenges.

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3 mins

February 06, 2026

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HAL: Five Tejas jets ready for delivery to IAF

State-run aerospace behemoth Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) on Thursday said five Tejas light combat aircraft are fully ready for delivery to the Indian Air Force.

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1 min

February 06, 2026

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Kharge and Nadda in war of words over Parliament logjam

The Rajya Sabha on Thursday witnessed a heated exchange between senior leaders of the Congress and the BJP over the issue of parliamentary procedure with BJP’s Leader of House JP Nadda accusing the Opposition of stalling House proceedings through protests and Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge attacking the government for not letting LoP in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi speak in the Lower House to “to hide its mistakes”.

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1 min

February 06, 2026

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₹34,237 cr industrial push approved

Tamil Nadu’s Cabinet has cleared 15 investment proposals with a combined value of %34,237.39 crore, signalling a broad-based manufacturing and services expansion across multiple districts and reinforcing the State’s pitch as a diversified investment destination.

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1 min

February 06, 2026

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'I am falling in love right now'

Talwiinder addresses Disha Patani dating rumours, admits he is “falling in love,” but says they are still figuring things out

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1 min

February 06, 2026

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Saad Lamjarred calls Salman family

Popular Moroccan singer and composer Saad Lamjarred, known for belting out hits such as “LM3ALLEM”, has expressed heartfelt gratitude towards Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, calling him his brother and thanking him for embracing him as part of his family.

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1 min

February 06, 2026

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Successive storms kill 11 in Portugal

Successive storms have left 11 people dead in Portugal since late January, with the latest victim a 64-year-old man who died after his car was swept away by floodwaters while he was attempting to cross a road near the Amoreira Dam in Pias, in the municipality of Serpa, southern Portugal.

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1 min

February 06, 2026

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Sakinaka ‘suicide’ case turns out to be murder after HC raps cops for lapses

What was initially recorded as a case of suicide at the Sakinaka Police Station in October 2024 has now turned into a court-monitored murder investigation, after the Bombay High Court flagged serious lapses in the early handling of the death of Geeta alias Narangi Chaudhary, 34.

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2 mins

February 06, 2026

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