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The Financial Express : Wed Sep 26 2012, 03:11 hrs
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ONGC's sweet problem
ONGC chairman Sudhir Vasudeva may have been prepared for all company-related questions at the recently-concluded company AGM, but one question from a shareholder seems to have stumped him. The shareholder asked why the company didn't change the kind of sweets that were distributed at the end of each AGM, since the ones currently distributed would get stale soon. There were complaints about the quantity of sweets as well, since several shareholders had to leave empty-handed.
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