Hindujas file case against former employees
Mumbai: Jagjit Singh Kohli and Yogesh Radhakrishnan, formerly presidents of Hinujas-owned IndusInd Media & Communications are facing criminal charges filed by the Hindujas alleging that they have defrauded the company.

According to a first information report with the crime branch, Mr. Kohli as president of IN Cablenet had, without the board's approval, sanctioned the purchase of several hundred points from Video Vision network at Rs 14.75 lakh. Video Vision is owned by Yogesh Radhakrishnan, who was later appointed as president of IN TV.

Mr Kohli and Mr Yogesh Radhakrishnan have left IndusInd Media & Communications to start a rival cable network called Win Cable and Datacom.
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Kaldany on Global Trust Bank board
Mumbai: Rashad-Rudolf   Kaldany, director, South and Southeast Asia of International Finance Corporation, has joined the board of Global Trust Bank.

Mr Kaldany replaces Irving Kuozynski, who was director, financial sector issues and operations policy of IFC, Washington, and on the board since May 1998.
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Chlorophyll, a new brand consulting firm
Mumbai: Kiran Khalap, former chief creative officer of Bates Clarion, Anand Halve, former chief of Quadrant Advertising, Gangadharan and Nalesh Patil, former creative directors of PSL McCann, and Manjunath Hegde of Clarion are coming together to launch a brand and consultancy firm called Chlorophyll.

The venture is funded by Adfactors group.

Mr Khalap said Chlorophyll is beginning with no clients, but it will work on a fee-based projects and consider global opportunities and MNC projects.
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