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The Wire
3 days ago
- Business
- The Wire
Charting a New Economic Chapter: Hinduja Family Engages with Paraguay's Vision
Paraguay President Santiago Peña met Hinduja family members (Prakash Hinduja, Ajay Hinduja and Ashok Hinduja) for an economic partnership The Hinduja Group is noted as a global powerhouse with a vast portfolio spanning from banking to automotive manufacturing with an influence extending across continents. A recent meeting with President Santiago Peña underscored their ongoing efforts to expand their international partnerships. The meeting was focused mainly on key growth sectors including energy, automation and technology for integration with Paraguay's long-term development objectives. Representing the Group at the meeting were Prakash Hinduja, Chairman of Hinduja Group Europe; Ashok P. Hinduja, Chairman of Hinduja Group of Companies (India); and Ajay Hinduja, a prominent member of the promoter family and son of Prakash Hinduja. The engagement was hosted by the Hinduja Family at The OWO in London, the restored Old War Office building. It is noted as a landmark development by the Hinduja Family, bringing together the Raffles London hotel and exclusive residences. President Santiago Peña described the meeting as a move in a right direction for Paraguay's mission to attract high-value global investments. Reflecting on the meeting, President Peña said, 'I held a meeting with the principal shareholders of the Hinduja Group, the largest business conglomerate in India. We discussed the great opportunities that Paraguay offers in sectors such as energy, technology, and automation. With a presence in India, Europe, Asia, and the Americas, expressed strong interest in our country. I am convinced that we will continue to attract investments that generate jobs, development, and more opportunities for all Paraguayans.' This interaction with the Paraguayan leader reflects the awareness of the evolving nature of the nation and how Hindujas are interested in playing a key role in the economic landscape of Latin America. With their footprint in multiple continents, the Hinduja Family has set a larger pattern of Indian-origin business in establishing subsidiaries in new and lesser explored markets. The Hinduja Family may lead to other Indian interests in Paraguay going forward. 'Paraguay has a great potential when it comes to developments as per the global trends in sustainability and technology. We look forward to working together to establish new value chains across Latin America,' says Prakash Hinduja. 'The Hinduja Group has always invested in emerging opportunities that contribute to national development,' said Prakash Hinduja. 'Paraguay's vision and has inspired us, and we are excited about the future possibilities.' Ajay Hinduja, representing the next generation of leadership within the Group, also highlighted, 'Our family has always believed in creating long-term relationships with mutual growth. Paraguay offers adequate opportunities to invest in both people and ideas.' The Hinduja Group's interaction with President Peña highlights how family-owned organisations around the world can influence the international investment flows. Partnerships with large businesses like the Hindujas will have a lasting effect on Paraguay's economy. This meeting between President Peña and the Hinduja Group will help both sides to strengthen the economic ties, foster innovation and create a common path for sustainable development. On one hand, Paraguay can display the opportunities, it has to offer, to all the future investors and on the other hand, Hinduja Group can create an international vision guided by their generational commitments, while making a local impact. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR
News18
3 days ago
- Business
- News18
Charting a New Economic Chapter: Hinduja Family Engages with Paraguay's Vision
Paraguay President Santiago Peña met Hinduja family members (Prakash Hinduja, Ajay Hinduja and Ashok Hinduja) for an economic partnership The Hinduja Group is noted as a global powerhouse with a vast portfolio spanning from banking to automotive manufacturing with an influence extending across continents. A recent meeting with President Santiago Peña underscored their ongoing efforts to expand their international partnerships. The meeting was focused mainly on key growth sectors including energy, automation and technology for integration with Paraguay's long-term development objectives. Representing the Group at the meeting were Prakash Hinduja, Chairman of Hinduja Group Europe; Ashok P. Hinduja, Chairman of Hinduja Group of Companies (India); and Ajay Hinduja, a prominent member of the promoter family and son of Prakash Hinduja. The engagement was hosted by the Hinduja Family at The OWO in London, the restored Old War Office building. It is noted as a landmark development by the Hinduja Family, bringing together the Raffles London hotel and exclusive residences. President Santiago Peña described the meeting as a move in a right direction for Paraguay's mission to attract high-value global investments. Reflecting on the meeting, President Peña said, 'I held a meeting with the principal shareholders of the Hinduja Group, the largest business conglomerate in India. We discussed the great opportunities that Paraguay offers in sectors such as energy, technology, and automation. With a presence in India, Europe, Asia, and the Americas, expressed strong interest in our country. I am convinced that we will continue to attract investments that generate jobs, development, and more opportunities for all Paraguayans." This interaction with the Paraguayan leader reflects the awareness of the evolving nature of the nation and how Hindujas are interested in playing a key role in the economic landscape of Latin America. With their footprint in multiple continents, the Hinduja Family has set a larger pattern of Indian-origin business in establishing subsidiaries in new and lesser explored markets. The Hinduja Family may lead to other Indian interests in Paraguay going forward. 'Paraguay has a great potential when it comes to developments as per the global trends in sustainability and technology. We look forward to working together to establish new value chains across Latin America," says Prakash Hinduja. 'The Hinduja Group has always invested in emerging opportunities that contribute to national development," said Prakash Hinduja. 'Paraguay's vision and has inspired us, and we are excited about the future possibilities." Ajay Hinduja, representing the next generation of leadership within the Group, also highlighted, 'Our family has always believed in creating long-term relationships with mutual growth. Paraguay offers adequate opportunities to invest in both people and ideas." The Hinduja Group's interaction with President Peña highlights how family-owned organisations around the world can influence the international investment flows. Partnerships with large businesses like the Hindujas will have a lasting effect on Paraguay's economy. This meeting between President Peña and the Hinduja Group will help both sides to strengthen the economic ties, foster innovation and create a common path for sustainable development. On one hand, Paraguay can display the opportunities, it has to offer, to all the future investors and on the other hand, Hinduja Group can create an international vision guided by their generational commitments, while making a local impact. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR view comments First Published: August 08, 2025, 17:30 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The Hindu
10-06-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
Brazil vs Paraguay LIVE streaming info: When, where to watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier between BRA v PAR
Brazil hosts Paraguay in a crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier on Tuesday at the Corinthians Arena in Sao Paulo. The Selecao are coming back of a goalless draw in their last World Cup qualifier against Ecuador. The match against the Paraguayans will also be newly-appointed coach Carlo Ancelotti's first game in charge of Brazil at home. The five-time world champion is placed fourth in the standings and could secure a spot at next year's World Cup by winning its match and hoping Venezuela loses against Uruguay. LIVE STREAMING INFO When is the Brazil vs Paraguay FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier match? The FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier between Brazil and Paraguay will kick off at 9:45 pm local time on Tuesday, June 10 (6:15 am IST on Wednesday, June 11) at the Corinthians Arena in Sao Paulo. Where to watch the Brazil vs Paraguay FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier LIVE in India? The FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier between Brazil and Paraguay can be streamed live on Fancode.
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Business Standard
10-06-2025
- Sport
- Business Standard
Brazil one win away from securing FIFA World Cup 2026 qualification
Ancelotti's changes to shore up the defense at Ecuador worked. Defender Alexsandro had an impressive game on debut and veteran midfielder Casemiro helped block the hosts. More changes are expected on Tuesday, the day Ancelotti turns 66. Striker Richarlison lost his place in the starting lineup to Matheus Cunha during training, and teenager Estvo is expected to make way on the left wing for Raphinha, who was suspended last week. Ancelotti is also expected to replace midfielder Gerson with winger Gabriel Martinelli. We had the necessary time on those days to prepare both matches, a little less against Ecuador. The team is fresh, we will have every tool to do well tomorrow, Ancelotti said Monday. Raphinha gives us very important mobility. That could be key to unblock tomorrow's match. Casemiro enjoyed success with Ancelotti at Real Madrid, but has said his return to the national team after more than a year's absence is due to his performances at Manchester United. I'm glad to be back and back playing well, I want to stress that," Casemiro said. I am not here because I know the coach, but because I deserve it. This was undoubtedly one of the most important years of my career. Paraguay will be a tough challenge for Brazil. Since coach Gustavo Alfaro took over, the Paraguayans have been unbeaten for nine matches. Alfaro has already equaled Paraguay's record for qualifying points set by coach Paulo Csar Carpegiani in the campaign for the 1998 World Cup in France. More South American teams could qualify for the 2026 World Cup. Second-place Ecuador can do it by winning in Peru on Tuesday. Fourth-place Brazil or third-place Paraguay could secure a spot at next year's global tournament with a win in Sao Paulo as long as Venezuela loses at Uruguay. If Venezuela draws, either team could also qualify with a win if defending champion Argentina, which has already qualified, beats Colombia. The most anticipated match of the round is in Sao Paulo, where Carlo Ancelotti will make his home debut as Brazil coach. Brazil, which had a 0-0 draw with Ecuador last week, is two points behind Paraguay in the standings. Lionel Messi's Argentina takes on Colombia in Buenos Aires in a match where coach Lionel Scaloni will continue adding depth to his squad. South America's last two qualifying game days are in September. The top six teams earn direct spots for the World Cup next year in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The seventh-place team goes into an international playoff. Eyes on Venezuela As the only South American team that has never made it to the World Cup, Venezuela will be under extra pressure at Centenario Stadium against fifth-place Uruguay. A win for Venezuela and coach Fernando Batista will almost lock up seventh place and boost its chances of fighting for a direct spot. A Venezuela defeat could give Bolivia a chance to bid for the international playoff position. We have three finals in which we can't overlook, we can't fail. We are ready for that," Batista said. We are focused on getting the most possible points. Uruguay has endured a shaky patch with no wins in its last four qualifiers. A home victory against Venezuela is key for the team to regain confidence. Head coach Marcelo Bielsa, who has been clashing with Uruguay players since the Copa America last year, took some blame for the poor performance in the 2-0 loss at Paraguay. I truly feel responsible for the situation of the team because the problem is the lack of creation of scoring opportunities, and my position before this problem is to propose solutions, Bielsa said. I have players who are special in their clubs, but can't do it in the squad I have ... I have no option (but) to recognize my lack of efficiency." Uruguay remains without key midfielder Federico Valverde, who is injured, and striker Darwin Nez, who is suspended. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
Nahar Net
10-06-2025
- Sport
- Nahar Net
Brazil could secure World Cup spot with victory in Ancelotti's home debut
by Naharnet Newsdesk 10 June 2025, 15:06 More South American teams could qualify for the 2026 World Cup on Tuesday. Second-place Ecuador can do it by winning in Peru. Fourth-place Brazil or third-place Paraguay could secure a spot at next year's global tournament with a win in Sao Paulo as long as Venezuela loses at Uruguay. If Venezuela draws, either team could also qualify with a win if defending champion Argentina, which has already qualified, beats Colombia. The most anticipated match of the round is in Sao Paulo, where Carlo Ancelotti will make his home debut as Brazil coach. Brazil, which had a 0-0 draw with Ecuador last week, is two points behind Paraguay in the standings. Lionel Messi's Argentina takes on Colombia in Buenos Aires in a match where coach Lionel Scaloni will continue adding depth to his squad. South America's last two qualifying game days are in September. The top six teams earn direct spots for the World Cup next year in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The seventh-place team goes into an international playoff. Ancelotti's home debut Ancelotti's changes to shore up the defense at Ecuador worked. Defender Alexsandro had an impressive game on debut and veteran midfielder Casemiro helped block the hosts. More changes are expected on Tuesday, the day Ancelotti turns 66. Striker Richarlison lost his place in the starting lineup to Matheus Cunha during training, and teenager Estêvão is expected to make way on the left wing for Raphinha, who was suspended last week. Ancelotti is also expected to replace midfielder Gerson with winger Gabriel Martinelli. "We had the necessary time on those days to prepare both matches, a little less against Ecuador. The team is fresh, we will have every tool to do well tomorrow," Ancelotti said Monday. "Raphinha gives us very important mobility. That could be key to unblock tomorrow's match." Casemiro enjoyed success with Ancelotti at Real Madrid, but has said his return to the national team after more than a year's absence is due to his performances at Manchester United. "I'm glad to be back and back playing well, I want to stress that," Casemiro said. "I am not here because I know the coach, but because I deserve it. This was undoubtedly one of the most important years of my career." Paraguay will be a tough challenge for Brazil. Since coach Gustavo Alfaro took over, the Paraguayans have been unbeaten for nine matches. Alfaro has already equaled Paraguay's record for qualifying points set by coach Paulo César Carpegiani in the campaign for the 1998 World Cup in France. Eyes on Venezuela As the only South American team that has never made it to the World Cup, Venezuela will be under extra pressure at Centenario Stadium against fifth-place Uruguay. A win for Venezuela and coach Fernando Batista will almost lock up seventh place and boost its chances of fighting for a direct spot. A Venezuela defeat could give Bolivia a chance to bid for the international playoff position. "We have three finals in which we can't overlook, we can't fail. We are ready for that," Batista said. "We are focused on getting the most possible points." Uruguay has endured a shaky patch with no wins in its last four qualifiers. A home victory against Venezuela is key for the team to regain confidence. Head coach Marcelo Bielsa, who has been clashing with Uruguay players since the Copa America last year, took some blame for the poor performance in the 2-0 loss at Paraguay. "I truly feel responsible for the situation of the team because the problem is the lack of creation of scoring opportunities, and my position before this problem is to propose solutions," Bielsa said. "I have players who are special in their clubs, but can't do it in the squad I have ... I have no option (but) to recognize my lack of efficiency." Uruguay remains without key midfielder Federico Valverde, who is injured, and striker Darwin Núñez, who is suspended.
