Easing your passage from and to India
Ranjini Manian at Hwashin India
Hwashin Automotive India, Chennai
Enjoy the speech of Ranjini Manian on her new book ‘Upworldly Mobile’ at Hwashin India. Hwashin is one of the leading Korean automobile parts manufacturers. Ranjini talks about the collective Indian culture and the typical Indian behavior before making decisions. The message of this video is to know yourself as an Indian and how to dialogue it to the others.
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