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In the early 1970s, Ramesh Juneja could be seen travelling extensively on dusty UP Roadways buses, moving from one small town to another as a Medical Representative (MR). While many saw him as just another MR enduring the hardships of a modest job, few could have predicted that this very individual would later head one of India’s largest pharmaceutical companies, dramatically transforming the landscape of affordable healthcare in the country. Early Life and Career Beginnings Born in 1955 in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, Ramesh Juneja came from a middle-class family. After earning a science degree, he began his career in 1974 with KeePharma Ltd. His role as…

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Hrithik Roshan, son of actor-turned-filmmaker Rakesh Roshan, stands as the richest star kid in India. With a vast fortune built through a combination of acting and smart business ventures, Hrithik’s wealth surpasses many of the country’s top celebrities, solidifying his place as a standout figure in the entertainment industry. Hrithik Roshan’s Staggering Net Worth With a net worth of ₹3100 crore (over $370 million), Hrithik Roshan is far ahead of many in the film industry. While his acting career is highly successful, allowing him to command up to ₹85 crore per film, the majority of his wealth comes from his…

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Suriya is gearing up for the release of his much-anticipated film Kanguva on November 14. Directed by Siva, the movie features Disha Patani and Bobby Deol in pivotal roles. In a recent interview, Suriya opened up about his acting career and shared his humble beginnings, starting as an intern at a garment factory before achieving fame in the entertainment industry. Early Career in the Garment Industry Suriya began his professional journey as a trainee intern, earning Rs 750 for 15 days, which later transitioned into a monthly salary of Rs 1,200. He worked in the garment sector for nearly three…

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The Tejas MkII fighter jet is emerging as a viable option for nations seeking a versatile and affordable defence solution. With countries shifting away from Russia and China due to geopolitical tensions, Tejas MkII offers a compelling alternative with advanced technology at competitive prices. Key Features of the Tejas MkII Building on the success of its predecessor, the Tejas MkI, the MkII version is equipped with the powerful General Electric F414 engine, enhanced avionics, and a wider range of weapons, making it suitable for diverse military operations. Cost-Effective and Low Maintenance One major advantage of the Tejas MkII is its…

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The construction of a significant 60-metre-long steel bridge in Vadodara, Gujarat, marks a major milestone in the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) corridor. Built under the ‘Make in India’ initiative, this is the fifth completed steel bridge of the planned 28 for the corridor, supporting the Western Railways’ Bajwa-Chhayapuri line. Developed by the National High-Speed Rail Corporation (NHSRC), the bridge showcases India’s engineering capabilities while incorporating Japanese technology. Impressive Engineering and Design The Vadodara bridge, weighing approximately 645 metric tonnes, stands 12.5 metres high and spans 14.7 metres in width. Manufactured in Bhachau, Kachchh, the structure was transported to Vadodara for…

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Noel Tata recently took on a significant leadership role after the passing of veteran industrialist Ratan Tata on October 9. He was appointed chairman of the Tata Trusts, allowing him to make important decisions for these key charitable organisations. However, Noel Tata cannot become the chairman of Tata Sons, the company that controls the entire Tata Group. History of Leadership Challenges This isn’t the first time Noel Tata has faced challenges in becoming chairman of Tata Sons. In 2011, when Ratan Tata stepped down, there was much speculation that Noel would take over. Instead, the position went to his brother-in-law,…

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Operators in the UAE are exploring the potential for additional helicopter ride options to help residents avoid the increasing traffic congestion, particularly during peak hours. Traditionally reserved for aerial sightseeing, helicopter rides may soon serve as a viable transportation alternative for city transfers. Enhancing Connectivity Between Emirates Helicopter companies in the UAE are contemplating new services aimed at easing inter-emirate travel. Falcon Helicopter Tours, for example, has already launched a ‘city transfer’ service that connects Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Hazel Anne Herradura, the sales supervisor at Falcon, noted, “The trip takes about 25 to 30 minutes by helicopter—much faster than…

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Internal tensions within the Liberal Party have reached a boiling point, with several MPs urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down as party leader. This came to a head during a closed-door meeting on Parliament Hill, where dissenting MPs openly expressed their dissatisfaction with Trudeau’s leadership. The meeting, part of the regular weekly caucus gatherings, served as a platform for MPs to air their frustrations directly to Trudeau. Liberal MPs Push for Leadership Change At the heart of the growing discontent is an ultimatum given to Trudeau by dissenting MPs, demanding he decide his future as party leader by…

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The Union Cabinet has approved a Venture Capital Fund worth Rs 1,000 crore to support space sector startups. This fund is expected to aid about 40 startups, fostering the growth of India’s private space sector and advancing space technology. Boosting Private Space Sector This initiative aims to accelerate the growth of domestic space companies and enhance technological advancements. The fund was first announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during the Union Budget 2024-25, with the goal of retaining homegrown companies and facilitating additional funding for later-stage development. Fund Allocation Over Five Years The fund will be deployed over a five-year…

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Ratan Tata, Known for his leadership in transforming India’s automotive landscape, he launched the Indica in 1998, the first indigenous car produced in India. His passion for making cars accessible to the common people was evident in his dream of creating affordable vehicles. This dream became a reality in 2008 when he introduced the Nano, priced at Rs 1 lakh, making it the most affordable car in the market at the time. Tata’s Personal Car Collection Beyond his professional achievements, Ratan Tata had a notable collection of cars, often seen driving some of the finest vehicles around Mumbai. His garage featured a mix of luxurious and high-performance cars, from Ferraris to Hondas. He was also known for…

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