CASHe CEO feels nothing can match Apple's security, says his iPhone is a world in itself

Ketan Patel said that the mild and wholesome khichdi is his comfort food.

By Maleeva Rebello, ET Bureau | Mar 30, 2020, 10.01 AM IST

Ketan Patel, CEO of CASHe, watches comedy to relax.

Ketan Patel is the man of great taste. For the past 15 years, the CASHe CEO has worn only suits to work. Why you ask? Because they never goes out of fashion, and are one of my favourite outfits to wear.

He also said he has learnt to build a successful life and relationships, and win battles with the help of 'The Art Of War'.

Cologne

Armani Prive Fragrances by Giorgio Armani Beauty. It is a unique woody fragrance inspired by the gardens of Asia.

Book
'The Art Of War' is a classic that teaches you a lot about strategy while giving you an interesting perspective on what it takes to win. It will help you build a successful life and relationships, and win battles.

Food

Nothing beats khichdi. It’s mild and wholesome. It offers warmth and comfort until the last bite.

Movie
'The Pursuit Of Happyness'. It helps you to swiftly bounce back after a low. It’s a brilliant film which conveys that if you are determined, nothing can stop you. I also watch comedies to relax.

Gadget
The iPhone; it is a world in itself. When it comes to security, nothing can match Apple. iPhone is one of the best business phones.

Apparel
For the past 15 years, I have just worn suits because of my job. It is one of my favourite outfits because it never goes out of fashion.

Keeping Your Phone Clean, And Safe, In The Time Of Coronavirus

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Holding hands, an affectionate gesture with romantic undertones, has become taboo in the time of the coronavirus. Handshakes, too, have been outlawed in the boardroom as well as stadiums - and after closing a deal, folks now pick up their phones and send each other formal emails.

Lovers in parks sit on benches, their hands skidding across smartphone screens, sending emoji-laced messages. However, exercising one’s primary tactile organs to communicate through gestures might not be as dangerous as using a mobile phone.