- Thursday, October 10, 2024
RATAN TATA, the Indian industrialist who transformed the Tata Group into a global conglomerate, has died at the age of 86. Known for his leadership in expanding the group’s operations from software to luxury cars, Tata’s tenure helped shape the company’s international reputation.
Tata, who originally planned to be an architect, was...
THE STORY of Tata Group’s acquisition of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) began with a meeting that left Ratan Tata deeply humiliated.
In 1998, Ratan Tata had launched the Tata Indica, India’s first diesel hatchback, which faced slow sales soon after its debut. With the business struggling, Tata Motors began exploring the option of selling
REKHA battled against the odds to become one of Bollywood’s greatest icons. Apart from delivering unforgettable performances in remarkable films, the legendary leading lady became a fashion icon and a strong symbol of girl power, living life fearlessly on her own terms.
Born in 1954, the cinema icon celebrates her 70th birthday on
THE Royal Academy is currently presenting the largest retrospective of Sir Michael Craig Martin’s work ever to be held in the UK.
His party trick is to take everyday objects – say, a laptop, safety pin, flowers, umbrella, shoes, bulb, paper clip, chips, coffee cup or suitcase – and paint them in very bright colours.
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FOR effective weight loss, breakfasts should be high in carbohydrates for men and high in fat for women, according to researchers who developed mathematical models to study the differences between men’s and women’s metabolisms.
The study showed that men’s metabolic processes respond better to carbohydrate-rich meals such as oats
WIMBLEDON announced on Wednesday that it will replace traditional line judges with an electronic line-calling system starting in 2025. This decision marks a significant change for the grass-court tournament, which…
THE UK has a significant opportunity to solidify its leadership role in global financial markets in an era of volatility, the head of country’s financial watchdog has said.
Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, highlighted that the country’s deep capital and liquidity pools, developed over
