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I am currently working on a project where I need to identify any possible opportunities or threats (relating to India's culture & history) that Audi might face if they decided to try and start selling a large amount of cars in India.
I am particularly interested in materialism in India, but really any opportunity or threat related to their culture or history would be helpful.
Thanks in advance!
Providing me with Google search results is not what I am looking for. What I am looking for is someone with knowledge of the culture and history of India.
Answer
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news@sky.com?
vijaya D
He killed his wife and he drowned himself and with his baby son in Ipswich . That was a sensational news at that time( may be arrowned two or three years ogo).The couple were both Docters, Indians, I think she was a Consaltant and he was unemployed.
At that time i went on holiday and i missed it. Is it possible to show that news again please.
Thanks, Vijaya.
Answer
I could not find a reference to this story at www.sky.com, however, I was able to find the story in the archives of the Daily Telegraph Calcutta. Here it is:
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UK doctor stabs wife, jumps to death with baby
DAVID SAPSTED
London, Feb. 2: An Indian-origin doctor jumped 140 ft to his death in a river, holding his two-year-old son in his arms after stabbing his wife dead early yesterday.
The bodies of Dr Jaya Prakash Chiti and the boy were recovered from the Orwell near Orwell Bridge at Ipswich when police and ambulance crews were called to the notorious suicide spot at 3.45 am.
Officers traced the number plate of a car found nearby and went to a large, detached house in Rushmere St Andrew, near Ipswich, where they found the body of Dr Chitiâs wife, Anupama Damera, a breast cancer specialist at Ipswich Hospital.
The couple were in their forties. Their other child, an 11-year-old boy, was in the house with his dead mother. Police sources said he was probably asleep when she was murdered.
The boy was unharmed and was being cared for by friends of the family last night as detectives in Suffolk tried to contact relatives of the couple. The police said they were not seeking anyone else in connection with the incident, which they are treating as a double murder and suicide.
The couple, who hailed from Nizamabad district of Andhra Pradesh, had an arranged marriage in India, where Damera did her medical studies, and she trained as a radiologist in Nottingham, adds PTI.
A Nizamabad report quoting the police said the doctor visited Nizamabad last month to attend the inauguration of a private hospital and returned to England on January 26.
A police spokesman said that after reports that an estate car had been abandoned, coastguards were called in to scour the river for fear that someone had jumped off the bridge, which spans a wide stretch of the river.
âThe body of a young boy was found in the river Orwell,â the spokesman said. âA short while later, the body of a man was found also. We have launched a murder investigation.
âWe are asking for help from anyone who saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area of the Orwell Bridge in the early hours.â
Part of the area was closed as officers launched a search. Last night, detectives and forensic experts remained at the £250,000 house in Rushmere St Andrew, which was cordoned off. A Toyota Yaris hatchback was in the drive.
Neighbours said the couple moved into the house, two miles from the bridge, last August after their jobs took them to Ipswich from Nottingham.
A neighbour said: âThey were a very nice couple. They were both medical people. He was a doctor and she was a consultant. They appeared to be perfectly normal. We did not hear anything wrong during the night.â
Post-mortem examinations on all three bodies were carried out at Ipswich Hospital, where a spokesperson, Jan Rowsell, declined to comment.
She said: âOur protocol is that it is for the police to take the lead in cases like this until formal identification is made. There has not yet been any formal identification so we cannot make any further comment.â
The familyâs home was being treated as a crime scene, said police standing guard.
The house is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac of modern homes.
A neighbour, Peter Hilling, 55, a technical officer with a housing association, said: âThey seemed a pleasant couple and sent us a Christmas card. But they were very quiet and we only ever saw them when they were driving off somewhere.
âWe did see their elder son come out a couple of months ago with the younger boy on a little bicycle with stabilisers. It looked as if he was showing off his little brother.â
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
I could not find a reference to this story at www.sky.com, however, I was able to find the story in the archives of the Daily Telegraph Calcutta. Here it is:
===============================
UK doctor stabs wife, jumps to death with baby
DAVID SAPSTED
London, Feb. 2: An Indian-origin doctor jumped 140 ft to his death in a river, holding his two-year-old son in his arms after stabbing his wife dead early yesterday.
The bodies of Dr Jaya Prakash Chiti and the boy were recovered from the Orwell near Orwell Bridge at Ipswich when police and ambulance crews were called to the notorious suicide spot at 3.45 am.
Officers traced the number plate of a car found nearby and went to a large, detached house in Rushmere St Andrew, near Ipswich, where they found the body of Dr Chitiâs wife, Anupama Damera, a breast cancer specialist at Ipswich Hospital.
The couple were in their forties. Their other child, an 11-year-old boy, was in the house with his dead mother. Police sources said he was probably asleep when she was murdered.
The boy was unharmed and was being cared for by friends of the family last night as detectives in Suffolk tried to contact relatives of the couple. The police said they were not seeking anyone else in connection with the incident, which they are treating as a double murder and suicide.
The couple, who hailed from Nizamabad district of Andhra Pradesh, had an arranged marriage in India, where Damera did her medical studies, and she trained as a radiologist in Nottingham, adds PTI.
A Nizamabad report quoting the police said the doctor visited Nizamabad last month to attend the inauguration of a private hospital and returned to England on January 26.
A police spokesman said that after reports that an estate car had been abandoned, coastguards were called in to scour the river for fear that someone had jumped off the bridge, which spans a wide stretch of the river.
âThe body of a young boy was found in the river Orwell,â the spokesman said. âA short while later, the body of a man was found also. We have launched a murder investigation.
âWe are asking for help from anyone who saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area of the Orwell Bridge in the early hours.â
Part of the area was closed as officers launched a search. Last night, detectives and forensic experts remained at the £250,000 house in Rushmere St Andrew, which was cordoned off. A Toyota Yaris hatchback was in the drive.
Neighbours said the couple moved into the house, two miles from the bridge, last August after their jobs took them to Ipswich from Nottingham.
A neighbour said: âThey were a very nice couple. They were both medical people. He was a doctor and she was a consultant. They appeared to be perfectly normal. We did not hear anything wrong during the night.â
Post-mortem examinations on all three bodies were carried out at Ipswich Hospital, where a spokesperson, Jan Rowsell, declined to comment.
She said: âOur protocol is that it is for the police to take the lead in cases like this until formal identification is made. There has not yet been any formal identification so we cannot make any further comment.â
The familyâs home was being treated as a crime scene, said police standing guard.
The house is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac of modern homes.
A neighbour, Peter Hilling, 55, a technical officer with a housing association, said: âThey seemed a pleasant couple and sent us a Christmas card. But they were very quiet and we only ever saw them when they were driving off somewhere.
âWe did see their elder son come out a couple of months ago with the younger boy on a little bicycle with stabilisers. It looked as if he was showing off his little brother.â
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
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