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Noel Tata is playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of the Tata Group following the passing of Ratan Tata. His prominent role in Tata Trusts and influence within Tata Sons make him a powerful figure within the conglomerate.

India is currently mourning the loss of beloved Indian businessman Ratan Tata, former Chairman of the Tata Group. He was 86 years old and passed away in Mumbai on October 9. 

Arundhati Roy is a renowned Indian writer. Through her work, she not only highlights the struggles of the marginalized but also champions the importance of storytelling as a means of resistance and empowerment.

Indrawati made history as Delhi's first female postman, beginning her career in the postal service during the 1980s.
 

Ratan Naval Tata, born on December 28, 1937, is one of the most celebrated and respected industrialists in India. He is the former chairman of Tata Sons and Tata Group, one of India's largest and most influential business conglomerates. With his leadership, Ratan Tata has transformed the Tata Group into a global enterprise, contributing significantly to India’s economic growth while maintaining a focus on ethical business practices. Ratan Naval Tata, visionary leader of Tata Group, passed away at 86.
 

Every year on October 9, we observe IFS Day to honour and celebrate the Indian Foreign Service, which plays a crucial role in representing India's interests abroad and shaping its foreign policy. Established in 1946, the IFS remains one of the most elite branches of the Indian Civil Services, charged with maintaining diplomatic relations, protecting Indian citizens overseas, and promoting India's economic, political, and cultural interests globally. On this day, the country recognizes the contributions of its foreign service officers, who serve as India's diplomats, ambassadors, and representatives in international organizations.
 

Celebrating National Post Day by visiting the National Philatelic Museum in Delhi is an excellent way to appreciate the rich history of postal services and philately.

This is the inspiring UPSC success story of Aditya Pandey, who, much like the protagonist in the Bollywood movie 'Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana,' decided to become an IAS officer after experiencing heartbreak. Despite failing twice, he persevered and achieved his dream in his third attempt.

According to Ghosh, students at the school are the only reason he still works there even without pay. “The glimmer of hope for a better future in the eyes of the children is all the salary I need to keep teaching,” he said.

Kannav Thukral, an engineer from Delhi, left his job to join his father's spare parts business. This led him to the world of mobile phones. He started by selling phones from established brands and then set up his factory. 

Discover the bravery, training, and unique skills of the world's deadliest commando forces, such as the Indian MARCOS, US Navy SEALs, and other special units, known as the harbingers of doom for their enemies.

Chonira Belliappa Muthamma was the first Indian woman to clear the UPSC Civil Services Examination and become an IFS officer.

Traditional Bengali dishes: West Bengal is renowned for its delectable cuisine, featuring iconic dishes like Macher Jhol, Aloo Posto, Shukto, and Mishti Doi. Discover the unique characteristics of these traditional Bengali foods and add them to your culinary bucket list.

India is home to many luxury car owners, with vehicles worth crores. Let's delve into the world of five Indians who possess some of the most expensive cars.

Skyroot Aerospace, a Hyderabad-based space technology startup, is at the forefront of India’s burgeoning private space industry. Founded in 2018 by Pawan Kumar Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka, former scientists at ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization), Skyroot aims to revolutionize space travel by making it more affordable, efficient, and accessible to both governmental and commercial clients.