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Manuj Jindal, an IAS officer from the 2017 batch of Maharashtra cadre, achieved an impressive 53rd rank in the UPSC 2016 examination. His journey to success was marked by numerous challenges and perseverance.

From Ambanis to Birlas, here are the top 7 most valuable business families in India as per the 2024 Barclays Private Clients Hurun India Most Valuable Family Businesses. 

A man's tattoo of Chandrika Dixit, the 'Vada Pav Girl', sparks debate online, revealing his deep admiration and support for her journey.

Here is the list of the seven richest women in the world in 2024, as per Forbes. 

Hardeep Gill, a resident of Alipura village in Jind district, Haryana, has become an army officer after clearing the CDS exam. During his journey, he received immense support from his mother and sisters.  

The list features successful daughters of renowned Indian billionaires who are making waves in the world of business.

Vaibhav Jindal cleared UPSC 2020 exams with 253^rd rank. Presently, he is serving as Assistant Commissioner in CGST Surat. Let’s read some questions that were asked from him in the interview stage.

Cyber Index recently released a list of countries with the most number of female billionaires for International Women's Day. India ranks 5th with a total of 15 billionaires. Savitri Jindal tops the list with a net worth of $29.1 billion. 

Muskan Jindal, hailing from Solan, Himachal Pradesh, managed to clear the UPSC 2019 exams and achieved an impressive All India Rank of 87, securing the position of IFS officer. With her remarkable success, she brought immense pride to her hometown.

According to the list released by Forbes, these women industrialists are the wealthiest in the country.

Indian industrialists Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani are counted among the country’s richest billionaires. However, recently a female industrialist surpassed their wealth. In 2023, Savitri Jindal emerged as the wealthiest woman in the country with significant surge in her assets.

The reach and impact of Typewriters Voice can be understood from the fact that within three years of its launch, the page has gained more than 12 million followers. 

The private chopper, in which Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy travelled back to Bengaluru from New Delhi, allegedly belongs to Jindal Steel. It is said the company Monnet which owns the aircraft is allegedly owned by Jindal Steel. The Kumaraswamy government, a few months ago, gave land for Jindal Steel at throwaway prices. So is there an aspect of quid pro quo?

Anand Singh, the Congress MLA from Vijayanagara has tendered his resignation because he felt that Jindal company had received preferential treatment by the Karnataka government. The MLA met Governor Vajubhai Vala and gave a copy of his resignation.

Kamesh, who has taken up sheep-rearing as a profession, has written a letter to the Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy, questioning him over the Jindal land deal. He also asked him to grant him 50 acres of land, for which he would pay a decent amount.