Pandole

Products Brands Owner Pandole family (1889–1994) Duke and Sons Pvt. Ltd was an Duke's brand in 2011 through its Indian subsidiary. History [ ] Duke and Sons was founded by Dinshawji Cooverji Pandole. An avid cricketer, Dinshawji named his company after a cricket ball manufacturing company, Duke & Sons. Originally, Duke's manufactured lemonade from a shed in Khetwadi areas of Mumbai. Its products were distributed by Pepsico manufactured the drinks until 2004, when it discontinued all the drinks apart from Lemonade and Mangola. In December 2011, Pepsico announced that it was reviving the old flavours under the Duke's brand. Apart from reviving old drinks Raspberry soda, Gingerade and Ice-Cream soda, Pepsico announced the launch of a new drink, Mumbai Masala Soda under the Duke's brand. In 2017, PepsiCo sold the defunct Duke's plant at Chembur for about Rs170 Products [ ] Duke's Mangola [ ] Duke's Mangola is a Marketed in western India, Duke's Mangola was the market leader in the segment in that region. Duke's Lemonade [ ] Duke's Lemonade is a lemon based aerated drink marketed in Duke's Lemonade was once a favorite in Ramesh Chauhan of Controversies [ ] An investigation by References [ ] • Reed, Sir Stanley (1972). The Times of India directory and year book including who's who. • . Retrieved 21 February 2012. • • Tantra, Yazdi. Zoroastrians.net . Retrieved September 4, 2022. • ^ a b c d e . Retrieved 21 February 2012. • "Ananda Bazar Patrika Ltd". 14: 65. 1994. • A.H. Advani...

MUMBAI: The condition of gynaecologist Dr Anahita Pandole and her husband Darius, who were grievously injured in the car accident, remains the same, hospital sources said. Both are admitted to the ICU of HN Reliance Hospital in Charni Road with multiple bone fractures and lung injuries. Doctors said the focus is on stabilizing them before deciding on any surgical intervention. Anahita is breathing with external oxygen support now and then. She has suffered nose, rib, pelvic bone fractures and lung injury. Darius, whose condition is said to be better than Anahita, also suffered from multiple facial bone, rib fractures and a minor brain injury. Doctors maintained that their condition was not life-threatening. The couple was shifted to Mumbai on Monday in two cardiac ambulances via a green corridor. Dr Anahita was driving the car, and Darius was sitting next to her in the front seat when they met with the accident.tnn

Renowned obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Anahita Pandole (55), who met with an accident at Palghar on September 4, underwent the first major surgery for fractures in the hip region in Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital, Girgaum on Thursday. The Pandole couple was injured in a car accident in Palghar on September 4. (File image (PTI)) Doctors at the south Mumbai hospital, Dr Pandole was operated on for pelvic reconstruction. Dr Pandole’s femur bone suffered a crushed injury and the head of the femur was stuck in the pelvic bone. Given the complexity of the fractures in the hip region, Dr Peter Giannoudis, chairman with Academic Department of Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Leeds, was flown in from the United Kingdom, in addition to multiple opinions that were sought from other experts from US and Europe. Also Read: Dr Tarang Gianchandani, chief executive officer of the hospital, said Dr Pandole is presently being looked after by a team of more than 20 multidisciplinary doctors. She and her husband - Darius (60) along with former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry (54) and Jehangir Pandole (49) were returning from Udvada after attending a religious ceremony when their car met with While Mistry and Jehangir died on the spot, Dr Pandole and her husband suffered multiple fractures. On September 5, the Pandoles, who were initially admitted in Vapi’s Rainbow Super Speciality Hospital, were shifted to Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital in a separate ambulance via ro...

Dr Anahita Pandole smiled at the news she read in October this year. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), which she had taken on first in 2002 over illegal and unauthorised hoardings and posters, had told the Bombay high court that it had removed 4,800 of them across Mumbai in the two preceding months. It had also filed nearly 100 complaints to the police, many of which should result in First Information Reports (FIRs). It has been a long battle for Pandole and her lawyers, starting with the redoubtable Iqbal Chagla, who first filed the Public Interest Litigation (PIL), but the gynaecologist is undeterred. The endless tracking of the case and trips to the high court are worth the outcome, which is to have a city free of hoardings, banners and posters, and have the BMC follow the law. The high court ordered back then that the BMC must not allow hoardings, advertisements and boards, unless it strictly adheres to the required provisions of the Mumbai Municipal Act 1888, Motor Vehicles Act 1988 and the guidelines issued by the BMC, failing which licences should be revoked and hoardings be removed immediately. “However, the BMC continues to conveniently ignore the court orders even today, as we still see hundreds of illegal hoardings that violate norms,” Pandole said. Pandole’s battle is far from over, but she takes some satisfaction in the fact that Mumbaiites are now sufficiently awakened to the eyesores that hoardings and posters are, and alert enough to take initia...

A total of 4,12,432 road accidents occurred in 2021 which claimed 1,53,972 lives while 3,84,448 people were injured. According to the report, not wearing helmet caused injuries to 93,763 persons and not wearing seat belt caused injuries to 39,231 persons during 2021. Not using safety devices such as helmet and seat belt does not cause accidents but are critical for averting fatal and grievous injuries in the event of road accidents. 29 Dec, 2022, 05:56 PM IST Darius Pandole, who survived the car accident in which industrialist Cyrus Mistry died, has told the police that his wife Dr Anahita was driving the Mercedes-Benz car in the third lane and could not merge into the second lane that turned narrow near the Surya river bridge in Maharashtra's Palghar, an official said. 04 Nov, 2022, 01:08 PM IST ​​"Dr Anahita Pandole has been operated today for pelvic reconstruction by an expert team of doctors at Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital. Given the complex pelvic fracture, multiple opinions of various experts around the world were also taken including doctors from USA, UK, Europe and more," said Dr Tarang Gianchandani, hospital CEO, in a statement. 15 Sep, 2022, 01:33 PM IST Mercedes-Benz has submitted its interim report to the police. It says that the car was running at a speed of 100 kmph a few seconds before the accident, while its speed was 89 kmph when it hit the divider on the bridge," Palghar Superintendent of Police Balasaheb Patil said. The report says that the car's ...

A total of 4,12,432 road accidents occurred in 2021 which claimed 1,53,972 lives while 3,84,448 people were injured. According to the report, not wearing helmet caused injuries to 93,763 persons and not wearing seat belt caused injuries to 39,231 persons during 2021. Not using safety devices such as helmet and seat belt does not cause accidents but are critical for averting fatal and grievous injuries in the event of road accidents. 29 Dec, 2022, 05:56 PM IST Darius Pandole, who survived the car accident in which industrialist Cyrus Mistry died, has told the police that his wife Dr Anahita was driving the Mercedes-Benz car in the third lane and could not merge into the second lane that turned narrow near the Surya river bridge in Maharashtra's Palghar, an official said. 04 Nov, 2022, 01:08 PM IST ​​"Dr Anahita Pandole has been operated today for pelvic reconstruction by an expert team of doctors at Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital. Given the complex pelvic fracture, multiple opinions of various experts around the world were also taken including doctors from USA, UK, Europe and more," said Dr Tarang Gianchandani, hospital CEO, in a statement. 15 Sep, 2022, 01:33 PM IST Mercedes-Benz has submitted its interim report to the police. It says that the car was running at a speed of 100 kmph a few seconds before the accident, while its speed was 89 kmph when it hit the divider on the bridge," Palghar Superintendent of Police Balasaheb Patil said. The report says that the car's ...

Renowned obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Anahita Pandole (55), who met with an accident at Palghar on September 4, underwent the first major surgery for fractures in the hip region in Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital, Girgaum on Thursday. The Pandole couple was injured in a car accident in Palghar on September 4. (File image (PTI)) Doctors at the south Mumbai hospital, Dr Pandole was operated on for pelvic reconstruction. Dr Pandole’s femur bone suffered a crushed injury and the head of the femur was stuck in the pelvic bone. Given the complexity of the fractures in the hip region, Dr Peter Giannoudis, chairman with Academic Department of Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Leeds, was flown in from the United Kingdom, in addition to multiple opinions that were sought from other experts from US and Europe. Also Read: Dr Tarang Gianchandani, chief executive officer of the hospital, said Dr Pandole is presently being looked after by a team of more than 20 multidisciplinary doctors. She and her husband - Darius (60) along with former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry (54) and Jehangir Pandole (49) were returning from Udvada after attending a religious ceremony when their car met with While Mistry and Jehangir died on the spot, Dr Pandole and her husband suffered multiple fractures. On September 5, the Pandoles, who were initially admitted in Vapi’s Rainbow Super Speciality Hospital, were shifted to Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital in a separate ambulance via ro...

Dr Anahita Pandole smiled at the news she read in October this year. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), which she had taken on first in 2002 over illegal and unauthorised hoardings and posters, had told the Bombay high court that it had removed 4,800 of them across Mumbai in the two preceding months. It had also filed nearly 100 complaints to the police, many of which should result in First Information Reports (FIRs). It has been a long battle for Pandole and her lawyers, starting with the redoubtable Iqbal Chagla, who first filed the Public Interest Litigation (PIL), but the gynaecologist is undeterred. The endless tracking of the case and trips to the high court are worth the outcome, which is to have a city free of hoardings, banners and posters, and have the BMC follow the law. The high court ordered back then that the BMC must not allow hoardings, advertisements and boards, unless it strictly adheres to the required provisions of the Mumbai Municipal Act 1888, Motor Vehicles Act 1988 and the guidelines issued by the BMC, failing which licences should be revoked and hoardings be removed immediately. “However, the BMC continues to conveniently ignore the court orders even today, as we still see hundreds of illegal hoardings that violate norms,” Pandole said. Pandole’s battle is far from over, but she takes some satisfaction in the fact that Mumbaiites are now sufficiently awakened to the eyesores that hoardings and posters are, and alert enough to take initia...

MUMBAI: The condition of gynaecologist Dr Anahita Pandole and her husband Darius, who were grievously injured in the car accident, remains the same, hospital sources said. Both are admitted to the ICU of HN Reliance Hospital in Charni Road with multiple bone fractures and lung injuries. Doctors said the focus is on stabilizing them before deciding on any surgical intervention. Anahita is breathing with external oxygen support now and then. She has suffered nose, rib, pelvic bone fractures and lung injury. Darius, whose condition is said to be better than Anahita, also suffered from multiple facial bone, rib fractures and a minor brain injury. Doctors maintained that their condition was not life-threatening. The couple was shifted to Mumbai on Monday in two cardiac ambulances via a green corridor. Dr Anahita was driving the car, and Darius was sitting next to her in the front seat when they met with the accident.tnn

Products Brands Owner Pandole family (1889–1994) Duke and Sons Pvt. Ltd was an Duke's brand in 2011 through its Indian subsidiary. History [ ] Duke and Sons was founded by Dinshawji Cooverji Pandole. An avid cricketer, Dinshawji named his company after a cricket ball manufacturing company, Duke & Sons. Originally, Duke's manufactured lemonade from a shed in Khetwadi areas of Mumbai. Its products were distributed by Pepsico manufactured the drinks until 2004, when it discontinued all the drinks apart from Lemonade and Mangola. In December 2011, Pepsico announced that it was reviving the old flavours under the Duke's brand. Apart from reviving old drinks Raspberry soda, Gingerade and Ice-Cream soda, Pepsico announced the launch of a new drink, Mumbai Masala Soda under the Duke's brand. In 2017, PepsiCo sold the defunct Duke's plant at Chembur for about Rs170 Products [ ] Duke's Mangola [ ] Duke's Mangola is a Marketed in western India, Duke's Mangola was the market leader in the segment in that region. Duke's Lemonade [ ] Duke's Lemonade is a lemon based aerated drink marketed in Duke's Lemonade was once a favorite in Ramesh Chauhan of Controversies [ ] An investigation by References [ ] • Reed, Sir Stanley (1972). The Times of India directory and year book including who's who. • . Retrieved 21 February 2012. • • Tantra, Yazdi. Zoroastrians.net . Retrieved September 4, 2022. • ^ a b c d e . Retrieved 21 February 2012. • "Ananda Bazar Patrika Ltd". 14: 65. 1994. • A.H. Advani...