Published 18:14 IST, October 4th 2019
Anand Mahindra's opinion about idlis gains attention on Twitter
Anand Mahindra, India's leading business icon and chairman of Mahindra group shares a local Idli shop's reply to the American Medical Association on Twitter
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Anand Mahindra, the chairman of Mahindra Group and India's leading business icon is known to have a very interesting twitter handle. The business icon regularly tweets interesting chat chains he receives on WhatsApp under the famous hashtag '#whatsappwonderbox'. Anand Mahindra tweeted about the benefits of the good old Indian breakfast 'idli' on Thursday and shared 'Murugan' Idli shop's reply to the American Medical Association.
Anand Mahindra shares the benefits of 'idli'.
Ha! A great entry in my #whatsappwonderbox to kick off my Friday. I’m considering switching from oatmeal to Idlis for breakfast now! pic.twitter.com/8p14E9D041
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) October 4, 2019
Anand Mahindra's tweet brings joy to an old woman
Anand Mahindra is one of those personalities on Twitter that has been known to use the platform to help others. The icon recently noticed an old woman from Tamil Nadu who sells idlis just for rupee 1 each and tweeted a video of hers. He was concerned about the woman's health as she was burning wood to steam her idlis. Not only did he share the video but also wished to 'invest' in her business. A day after his tweet, the BPCL Coimbatore issued an LPG connection for the lady.
One of those humbling stories that make you wonder if everything you do is even a fraction as impactful as the work of people like Kamalathal. I notice she still uses a wood-burning stove.If anyone knows her I’d be happy to ‘invest’ in her business & buy her an LPG fueled stove. pic.twitter.com/Yve21nJg47
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) September 10, 2019
Anand Mahindra replaces plastic bottles
Just a few weeks ago, Anand Mahindra shared a picture from a meeting during the KCMET scholarship selections. The picture showed plastic bottles on the table. A few Twitter users pointed out at the plastic bottles and recommended other alternatives like metal or clay bottles. The Mahindra chairman was quick to take note and shared a picture of reusable bottles and said that these bottles would be used in meetings at Mahindra Group.
Our in-house ‘Mahindra retail synergies group’ has come up with these re-fillable bottles to replace plastic bottles In our meeting rooms entirely. Functional but also aesthetic, I think.. Dhanyavaad Team! pic.twitter.com/C0M2DUgchA
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) September 13, 2019
14:36 IST, October 4th 2019