Shantanu Naidu, Ratan Tata’s trusted assistant, mourned the death of the visionary leader, who passed away at 86 after a brief illness. Their bond began in 2014 over a shared love for animals. In a post on LinkedIn, Shantanu shared his grief, sharing a photo with Ratan Tata, his ‘dear lighthouse’ expressing the deep... Read More
The BBC apologizes for a technical error in its weather app that incorrectly forecasted extreme weather conditions, including hurricane-force winds and temperatures of 404°C. The Met Office provides accurate updates, noting the UK’s expected weather and ruling out the current possibility of hurricane impacts. Read More
Former cricketer Jatin Paranjpe backs India to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy for the third consecutive series in Australia. With Rohit Sharma leading, Paranjpe predicts a 3-2 or 4-1 victory. He discusses key players, including Shami, Siraj, and potential third openers like Gill and Shaw, as well as the handling of rising star Mayank Yadav. Read More
Ratan Tata, a known animal lover, prioritized his ailing dog over receiving a prestigious award from Prince Charles in 2018. At Tata Group’s Bombay House headquarters, stray dogs are welcomed and even have a dedicated kennel. Read More
Union minister Piyush Goyal reminisces about Late Ratan Tata, highlighting his thoughtfulness, philanthropy, and humble nature. Tata’s contributions during the Covid-19 pandemic and support for public health initiatives like the Dr Hedgewar Hospital are acknowledged, emphasizing the legacy he leaves behind. The veteran industrialist was remembered fondly by many as his body was taken... Read More
Over two years after the farmers’ protest at the Singhu border, local businesses and residents still face challenges. Persistent concrete barriers have turned a once busy three-lane road into a single-lane, causing severe traffic congestion and accidents. Business owners report significant drops in sales, altering their daily operations and impacting the local economy. Read More
Delhi High Court has mandated that vote counting for the DUSU elections will proceed only after the campus and its surroundings are cleaned up. The court emphasized the impact of defacement during the elections and stressed that candidates must take responsibility for restoring the areas. Read More
