Ratan Tata began doubting Cyrus Mistry’s suitability as Tata Sons’ chairman within a year of his apprenticeship. The doubts were fueled by Mistry’s sharp interventions and potential ethos conflicts. Mistry’s eventual removal in 2016 was a difficult decision for Tata, with experts noting it caused significant personal anguish for him.
High food inflation in India is driven by volatile tomato, onion, and potato prices due to short crop cycles, storage issues, and extreme weather. An RBI working paper suggests reforms like private mandis, re-launching futures trading, and expanding cold storage facilities to stabilize prices and support farmers.
Veteran actor Tiku Talsania is in critical condition after suffering a brain stroke. Malaika Arora and Arjun Kapoor spark reunion rumors with a joint appearance. New photos of Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma with their children go viral. Speculation arises about actor Prabhas’s possible marriage. Manisha Koirala discusses gender bias in Bollywood.
The Indian armed forces are preparing to adopt additional measures to remove colonial-era influences and embrace indigenous customs. This initiative was highlighted during a joint commanders’ conference where Defence Minister Rajnath Singh released a publication on the subject. However, some military officers express concerns that these efforts could divert focus from threats posed by China…
Seventeen years ago today, Nancy Pelosi became the first female Speaker of the House. That Sunday, she sat down with Face the Nation Moderator Bob Schieffer to talk about her goals for the 110th Congress and what being the first woman to hold the office means to her. She will again join Face the Nation…
As the first month of 2025 nears an end, Americans may still be hanging onto healthier New Year’s resolutions. American Airlines has announced a healthier menu along with “Dry January” mocktails to help travelers “stay active and healthy on the go,” according to a press release. Five new mocktails have been added in Admirals Clubs…
Three years after a Gujarati family froze to death attempting to illegally cross the US-Canada border, an ED probe uncovers an international human trafficking syndicate involving Canadian colleges issuing student visas. Around 35,000 illegal migrants are sent abroad yearly by two agents in Mumbai and Nagpur.