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Tussles between promoters and business partners, family splits and boardroom fights leading to court room drama aren't unusual in the Indian corporate sector. However, instances of successful fightbacks by widows to protect their deceased husbands' ...

Aruna Roy's exit from the National Advisory Council came four days after a Maoist attack on Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh on May 25. She said the government must listen to what the people in Chhattisgarh and other parts of the country were trying ...

Sitting many miles away, across continents and oceans, we still get the skinny on Mumbai! And the big news is the closed door, hush- hush very exclusive Philanthropy Meet last week with Bill Gates which saw 15 or so of India's biggest business ...

Bad Sons-In Law From Bharat 1. The first Muslim invader of the Deccan, Alauddin , the nephew and son-in-law of Jalaluddin Khilji, undertook an expedition against Bhilsa, where he captured a rich booty, a part of which he sent on to Delhi.

The participants included over 40 philanthropists and their family members and a few social sector leaders interested in the possibilities of philanthropy contributing to building a better society. Azim Premji and Ajay Piramal hosted a private ...

Mula sa pagiging konsehal, isa nang congressman ang actor na si Alfred Vargas sa 5th District ng Quezon City. Kahit paano, nasubaybayan ng PEP.ph (Philippine Entertainment Portal) ang naging political career ni Alfred.Kahit nasa pulitika na siya, ...

Handicraft is a long-time major cottage industry here. Skillful people, like in Barangay (village) Gubat creates several products like bags, flip-flops, home adornments such as flowers and wall decorations, wallets and almost everything that could ...

Actress-turned-MP Rekha, who was nominated to Rajya Sabha a year ago, today attended the second half of the Budget Session for the first time and exchanged pleasantries with fellow members. She had come to Parliament to cast her vote for elections ...

It is possible to argue that the Congress is guilty of hypocrisy every time it bemoans the Opposition's strategy of stalling Parliament and aborting the legislative process. Had India's grand old party been genuinely concerned about the exalted ...