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Feb 09, 2009

Bhaskar Group hires Mohan Nair as GM and head-west ops

The Bhaskar Group has appointed Mohan Nair as its senior general manager and head – west operations. Nair (pictured) will oversee the group's sales and business operations in western region of India. He will be based in Mumbai.Before joining Bhaskar Group, Nair was working with Hindustan Unilever as regional business manager, east operations. He has also worked in companies including Modicare, Sterling Holiday Resorts and The Times of India group of publications.

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