Rajeshwar has 8 years of experience in advising clients on entire gamut of transfer pricing. Presently working with PwC.
He has wide experience in advising clients on various transfer pricing issues such as planning studies, cost allocation analyses, cost sharing arrangements, thin capitalization issues, permanent establishment and structuring of transactions.
He has assisted various multinational clients from different industries in complying with Indian Transfer Pricing Regulations and representing before the authorities in transfer pricing audit proceedings.
He has also worked for one year in United Kingdom in the domain of transfer pricing and has exposure in assisting clients in global transfer pricing issues.
Joshua Madan Samuel
An integral part of the Indian recruitment industry, Joshua’s skills lie in the identification of emerging industries, setting up of new systems and scaling up organizations.
He is a visiting faculty in leading management schools and also juggles time as a Radio Jockey in the weekends.
Joshua holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering and a Post Graduation in Management.
Preethi has been working with well-known choreographer, Padmini Chettur in Chennai since 1999. Her solo creations are Kamakshi (2003) Inhabit (2006) and Porcelain (2007). Her work has been seen at acclaimed festivals in Europe, including the Impulstanz festival in Vienna, 2009. A constant dialogue with existing form and content and possibilities of reframing them marks her approach. She is currentlyworking on a new project that questions the expressions of sorrow and loss.
Preethi’s poetry in response to the paintings of Marion Lesage has been published in their collaborative book, L’Inde à fleur d’âmes by Editions La Martinière, Paris (2004).
Her review of Belgian choreographer, Michel Laub’s work, Total Masala Slammer was published in the Dance Research Journal, New York, in 2004.
‘To get to know one’s own body is a meditative act. A wilful observation and acknowledgement of a particular kind of physicality that you begin to recognise. An unapologetic body – marked as much by what it knows as by what it keeps discovering.’
- Selected as British Council’s International Climate Champion
- Pursuing her Integrated Masters in Electronic Media from Anna University Chennai, she is passionate about ‘communication for development’
- Hosts enrichment and social awareness shows for her college campus community radio Anna CR 90.4 MHz
- Currently runs a project, training school children to script and produce radio programmes on environmental issues (Funded by CTDT, Anna University and supported by British Council’s International Climate Champion Programme)
- Strongly believes that media in any form, if used innovatively and sensibly, can catalyze a powerful movement towards combating climate change
- Fascinated by the power of the art of dramatics and street-plays
EDUCATION
- A Bachelors degree in Visual Communication
- A Masters Degree in Fine Arts and Art History
WORK-EXPERIENCE
- Assisted a leading director and Cinematographer in Ad-Films
- A Brief stint in Still Photography, and Advertising
- Graphic Designer with several advertisements published in the leading Dailies
- A keen interest In Logo designing and Brand Identity
- Worked in Commercial films as an Associate Director
INTERESTS
- Costume Designing
- Hand Block-Printing and Textile Designing
Srinivas:
Telugu and Kannada.He has sung for all leading music directors in India.
In Hindi films, he bagged the A.V Max Award for the best playback singer for
his splendid rendering of the song ‘Kaisi He Yeh Rut’ from ‘Dil Chahta Hai’. He
made a foray into music direction too - he was one of the five music directors
of the Tamil film ‘Ae Nee Romba Azhaga Irukke’. His composition ‘Ini naanum naanillai’
in that film was a runaway hit,establishing him as a music director also. Among
his famous albums are Ussele Ussele’ and ‘Paarvai’.He has also done 2 Malayalam
ventures for Rajiv Kumar titled ‘Seetha Kalyanam’ and ‘Ivar’ . He has also
composed music for Rajiv Kumar for a Hindi venture titled ‘Free Kick’.Being a
die-hard fan of Mehdi Hassan, he has also given a few Ghazal performances.
Filled with dreams of becoming a singer
and trained in Carnatic music, the greatest influences on his life were Kishore
Kumar, R. D Burman, Ilayaraja, Pakistani ghazal singer Mehdi Hasan, S D Burman
and M S Viswanathan.
His aspiration to become a singer, however, took a long time to
bear fruit and he instead became a chemical technologist.Having specialised in
textile dyestuffs, hHHe worked
for 10 years before his passion for music got the better of him. In those 10
years, he moved up in his career, got married and got shifted to Coimbatore. He approached
music maestro Illayaraja, the numero uno in Tamil filmdom in the 80s, who
offered him an opportunity. But there too, luck was against Srinivas as a
severe throat infection left him with no choice but to decline the offer.
The first chance that came his way was
from Mahesh, the music director of ‘Nammavar’. The song ‘Sorgam enbathu
namakku’ was a runaway hit and Srinivas’ career was successfully launched.
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By then, he had moved to Chennai to chase
his dreams of becoming a playback singer.Then, A.R Rahman started to encourage
this young singer. Srinivas’ career had a rousing start with ‘Oo...la la la’
(Minsara Kanavu and Sapne) and this peppy number had people taking note of the
new singer. With ‘En Uyire’ (in Mani Ratnam’s ‘Uyire’), Srinivas was catapulted
to fame. And since then, there has been no looking back for this talented
singer.His song ‘Minsara Poove’ in ‘Padayappa’ won him the Tamilnadu
Government’s Award for the best Playback Singer.A string of hits for A.R
Rahman, Bharadwaj, Vidyasagar and others followed. He won the Cinema Express
Award twice, the Dinakaran Award once, and the Film Fans Award twice for the
best singer. He was also awarded the best playback singer at the International
Tamil Film Awards held at Malaysia for the song ‘Apple Penne’ from Roja Kootam.He
was recently honoured with the title ‘Kalaimamani’ by the government of Tamil
Nadu.He was awarded the best singer by the Kerala government for his song in Raathri
Mazha for the year 2006.
Filled with dreams of becoming a singer
and trained in Carnatic music, the greatest influences on his life were Kishore
Kumar, R. D Burman, Ilayaraja, Pakistani ghazal singer Mehdi Hasan, S D Burman
and M S Viswanathan.
Vedanth Bharadwaj has been pursuing music as a full time career for the last eight years. He has formally learnt Carnatic classical music for over fifteen years from Sri Neyveli Santhanagopalan and currently under the tutelege of Sri Ramamoorthy Rao for advanced Carnatic and Hindustani vocal training for the last six years. He is a qualified guitarist from the Trinity College of Music, London.
Vedanth makes music for films, documentaries, advertisements, albums, etc. Vedanth has produced and released his first album called Maati Kahe, which is a compilation of songs from the Bhakti Movement written by mystic saints such as Kabir, Namdev, Mirabai, Tulasidas, Surdas, and others.
Vedanth has recorded and designed the sound for "This and the Other" and "Blue Divine" - music albums by Anil Srinivasan and Sikkil Gurucharan; "Flame of the Forest" - music album by Chitraveena Ravikiran, Anil Srinivasan and BS Purushotam; Anita Ratnam's "Faces", "Framing Five" and "Ma3ka".
Vedanth has given concerts all over India and recently performed at prestigious venues such as the Ladakh Music Confluence '09, the TED India Conference '09 in Mysore and the Congo Square Jazz Festival '09 in Kolkata.
Vedanth is a Post Graduate in Psychology and an MBA in Corporate Communication.
adhavan umavathy kesavamurthi
Final Winner of Kalakkapovadhu yaaru Part 4( Vijay T V )
For Deepa Kamath, the form and content of graphic communication has been a lifelong passion. Most of the design projects she has handled, both at an individual and team level have involved print and publishing. Presently a graphic design consultant based in Chennai and Mumbai, she has been working for over twenty years. Her experience includes managing design teams of upto twenty persons and delivering projects across geographies. An alumnus of the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, Deepa has taught basic design, publishing design and design history courses at NIFT Chennai, The Srishti School of Art Design and Technology, Bangalore and at The DJ Academy of Design, Coimbatore.
Email: deepa.kudvakamath@gmail.com
Rukhmini krishnan
From Interior designing to a childhood passion, to be an
actress,which, became a reality in mid life. Although,acting was for
fun, costume designing, became a passion. Have done six period films ,
in three languages. Was nominated for best costume designer for "Agni
Varsha"( Hindi) and received the Tamilnadu State award for "
Shringaram".
Ramakrishna
Ramakrishna is a software consultant by profession. He has 9 years of experience in the software industry. Prior to starting RangDe.Org, he worked as Principal Consultant for Vignette Europe Ltd. Ram firmly believes that entrepreneurship in the social space is at a very nascent stage in India and there is an urgent need to incubate social businesses with a focus on social returns.
Tanya Kothari
Young entrepreneur, a party planner with so much energy and ideas.
event which brings together citizens, corporate and non-profits of
Mysore City
* Currently working on an idea (Billion Beats -
http://billionbeats.in) - An online platform where Citizens, Funding
Agencies, Non Profits, Social Entrepreneurs, Corporate and Government
collaborate for India's development.
* Alumni of TATA Jagriti Yatra - http://jagritiyatra.com
* Was heading the India chapter of Juniper Networks Foundation Fund.
* Volunteer for Divya Deepa(http://divyadepatrust.org), a grass roots Non
Profit working for empowerment of Rural Children.
* Featured Blogger at http://ngopost.org
* Dreams to set up an university, with a focus on Social Entrepreneurship
and Social Innovation.
* Wishes to empower a million rural youth.
