Author: News Desk

The Uttar Pradesh cabinet has approved the development of the Ram Temple Museum in Ayodhya by Tata Sons, the parent company of the Tata Group. The ambitious project will involve a significant investment, with Tata Sons allocating Rs 750 crore for its completion. Of this, Rs 650 crore will be used for infrastructure, design, and interior works, while Rs 100 crore is earmarked for the development of the site. Land Lease Agreement In return for their investment, the state government has agreed to provide the required land on a 90-year lease for a nominal fee of Re 1. The land,…

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Kallam Anji Reddy, a visionary in the Indian pharmaceutical industry and founder of Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (DRL). He hailed from a humble background in Tadepalli, Andhra Pradesh, and earned his educational credentials from Bombay University and National Chemical Laboratory, Pune. Career Beginnings and Founding Dr Reddy’s Labs Starting his career at Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd (IDPL), Reddy went on to establish Uniloids and Standard Organics Ltd before founding Dr Reddy’s Labs in 1984. Initially focused on exporting generic drugs, the company later pivoted towards pioneering research and development in drug discovery. Contributions to the Pharma Sector Recognized with the…

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The government is optimistic about achieving its goal of having at least one registered startup in all 785 districts of the country, according to industry department officials. With only 20-25 districts left without a startup, this target is expected to be met within a year. Current Progress As of March 31, more than 100 districts did not have a single startup recognized by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). However, significant progress has been made, and only 20-25 districts are now without any registered startups. Remaining Districts The remaining districts without startups are primarily located in…

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Aman Mehta, husband of Bollywood actress Sharmin Segal, is not just known for his association with the film industry but also as a significant figure in the business world. Coming from a billionaire family, Mehta is an influential executive at Torrent Pharmaceuticals, a leading subsidiary of the Torrent Group. Aman Mehta hails from the illustrious Mehta family, with their fortunes estimated at Rs 50,939 crore. His grandfather, U. N. Mehta, laid the foundation of Torrent Group in 1959 in Ahmedabad. The group has since diversified into various sectors including Torrent Pharma, Torrent Power, Torrent Cables, Torrent Gas, and Torrent Diagnostics.…

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R. Subramanian, a highly accomplished individual with degrees from prestigious institutions like IIT and IIM, stands as a cautionary tale of talent gone astray. Once hailed as a prosperous banker, businessman, and engineer, he now serves a prison sentence for embezzlement. Subramanian’s journey began with the founding of his company, Viswapriya, in May 1991, offering enticing financial services that attracted a significant investor base. His subsequent venture, Subhiksha, established in 1997, grew into a retail chain with over 1,600 outlets across India. However, behind the facade of success lay a web of deceit. Unbeknownst to many, Subramanian’s actions led to the defrauding…

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A Celestial Home in Mumbai’s Bustling Heart Nestled in Mumbai’s vibrant Juhu neighbourhood, Ajay and Kajol Devgn’s opulent abode stands as a testament to their illustrious careers and enduring love story. Valued at Rs 60 crore, their luxurious residence, named ‘Shivshakti,’ reflects their refined taste and Bollywood success, offering a serene retreat amidst the city’s hustle. Captivating Love Story and Family Life Ajay and Kajol’s journey from reel to real life epitomises mutual admiration and partnership. Their bond, celebrated since their marriage in 1999, has flourished with the arrival of their children Nysa and Yug. Balancing fame with family, they…

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The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is on track to complete the country’s second-longest expressway by December 2025. The Amritsar-Jamnagar Expressway will connect the city of Amritsar in Punjab to Jamnagar in Gujarat, covering a distance of 1,316 kilometers. This ambitious project runs through hundreds of kilometers of desert, promising to transform travel and economic activities between these key regions. The new expressway spans 1,316 km, just short of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway’s 1,350 km, making it the second-longest in India. It will run through Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Gujarat, cutting through vast desert areas in Rajasthan and Haryana. Once…

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Nita Ambani, Chairperson of Reliance Foundation and wife of Mukesh Ambani, recently undertook a spiritual journey to Varanasi. Her visit included a reverent invitation to Lord Shiva at the Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple, ahead of her son Anant Ambani’s forthcoming wedding to Radhika Merchant. Clad in an elegant pink saree, Nita Ambani attended the Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, accompanied by designer Manish Malhotra. She expressed her blessings and noted the transformative changes since her last visit a decade ago. Savouring Varanasi’s Culinary Delights During her stay, Nita Ambani also savoured local culinary delights, visiting a popular chaat shop where…

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Indian Railways has revised its rules regarding the use of sleeper berths on long-distance trains, aiming to enhance passenger comfort and reduce disputes. The new regulations limit the sleeping hours, reflecting a slight change to better accommodate the needs of all travellers. Passengers can now occupy sleeper berths from 10 PM to 6 AM, reducing the previous 9-hour sleeping window by one hour. This change standardizes sleeping time across trains with sleeper arrangements, ensuring passengers vacate their berths by 6 AM. The previous rule allowed passengers to sleep from 9 PM to 6 AM. The adjustment to a 10 PM…

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A French woman has taken legal action against her employer, telecom giant Orange, for not assigning her any work for two decades while continuing to pay her full salary. Laurence Van Wassenhove, who has physical disabilities, alleges that the company engaged in harassment and discrimination due to her health conditions. Laurence Van Wassenhove began her career with France Telecom in 1993, a company that was later acquired by Orange. From the outset, her employers were aware of her health challenges, including epilepsy and partial paralysis. These conditions necessitated specific job accommodations. Initially, Wassenhove found suitable roles at France Telecom, working…

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