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Celebrating Courage and Tenacity: A Tribute to SheShakti in Indian Armed Forces
At News18 She Shakti 2024, the spotlight shone on the remarkable achievements of three distinguished women officers of the Indian Armed Forces, celebrating their bravery and resilience in service to the nation
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Tech5: Indian fintech ecosystem sees strong Q3 funding, Apple releases new iPad mini, and more
Forbes India's daily tech news bulletin with five headlines that caught our attention
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Ratan Tata: A believer in the power of design
Four design stalwarts, who crossed paths with Ratan Naval Tata at some point in their careers, reminisce how the Cornell-educated architect who was at the helm of Tata Group was detail-oriented, and embedded design into the DNA of the group
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Noel Tata appointed new chairman of Tata Trusts
The board met on Friday and unanimously appointed the half-brother of Ratan Tata as chairman of all the trusts that constitute the Tata Trusts
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Global thinking, shy demeanour, and a non-interfering leader: Former Taj Hotels COO remembers Ratan Naval Tata
Jyoti Narang, the former chief operating officer of the Taj Hotels, looks back at her journey working with the then chairman of Indian Hotels Company Limited
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Ratan Tata: The common man's carmaker
The former chairman of Tata Group is often credited for personally pushing through two cars that set India's automobile industry on a different tangent altogether, all while keeping the common man at the centre of it
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Ratan Tata: A titan moves on
Ratan Tata, a gentle architecture student turned giant dealmaker, built Tata Group into a global conglomerate. He led Tata's renaissance with a slew of big acquisitions while unseating the old guard enroute to reshaping the group. A tribute in pictures
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Who after Ratan Tata: The question resurfaces
As the RNT era ends, can his successor live up to his towering legacy?
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Land Rover to Tetley to Corus—How Ratan Tata took the group international
Ratan Tata was a big believer in Indian businesses setting up shop overseas. And post 2000, Tata Group companies made a series of acquisitions abroad
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QSRs have helped Indians become familiar with cheese: Britannia's Varun Berry
Britannia, in a joint venture with French cheese maker, Bel Group, inaugurated a cheese manufacturing plant in Maharashtra on October 9, to ride the wave surrounding an ingredient that is slowly gaining popularity among Indians
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Taj, Nariman Point & Mr Tata
For startup founders, an 'okay' from Ratan Tata meant much more than millions raised in venture capital and billions gained in paper valuation. The tag 'backed by Mr Tata' was priceless