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Niira Radia Recounts When Ratan Tata's Dog Went Missing On Marine Drive
Industrialist, philanthropist and dog lover, Ratan Tata, died at the age of 86 in Mumbai on October 9. Ratan Tata had a deep compassion for dogs and advocated for the welfare of stray animals.
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Ratan Tata: A Champion Of Dogs And Advocate For Stray Animal Care
Ratan Tata, the chairman emeritus of Tata Sons, died on October 9 at the age of 86.
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"Wearing Seat Belt Best And Unmatched Safeguard": Sachin Tendulkar
Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar on Sunday recalled his interview advocating the wearing of seat belts as the best measure of protection, days before former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry was killed in a car crash near Mumbai.
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"Not Said By Me": Ratan Tata On Post Linking Liquor Sale To Aadhaar Card
Industrialist Ratan Tata took to Instagram once again this afternoon to flag a quote wrongly attributed to him. The widely-shared quote seems to suggest that Mr Tata had advocated for "liquor sales through Aadhaar cards."
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Tata-Mistry Case: Chief Justice Discloses His Son Represents One Of Shapoorji Pallonji's Firms
Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde, who headed the bench hearing the high-stake Tata-Mistry case on Monday disclosed that his advocate son Shrinivas Bobde, has been representing a subsidiary company of Shapoorji Pallonji Group in a slum redevelopment matter for about two years.
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Global NCAP Head Urges Maruti Suzuki To Manufacture 5-Star Safety Rated Cars
The Global New Car Assessment Programme (NCAP), as also we at carandbike, have been strongly advocating safer cars for the Indian market, and more and more manufacturers are getting into the habit of improving the safety standards of their models. However, despite global brands operating in India, it's home-grown automakers like Tata Motors and Mah...
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Singur row: Tatas want status quo
The battle for Singur is far from over; it is now being fought in the courtroom, with the Tatas unwilling to give up their claim on the land.The Calcutta High Court's room 32 was packed as Tata advocate Samaraditya Pal concluded his argument, primarily slamming the Singur Act as unconstitutional. "We have been dispossessed without due process...
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Niira Radia Recounts When Ratan Tata's Dog Went Missing On Marine Drive
Industrialist, philanthropist and dog lover, Ratan Tata, died at the age of 86 in Mumbai on October 9. Ratan Tata had a deep compassion for dogs and advocated for the welfare of stray animals.
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Ratan Tata: A Champion Of Dogs And Advocate For Stray Animal Care
Ratan Tata, the chairman emeritus of Tata Sons, died on October 9 at the age of 86.
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"Wearing Seat Belt Best And Unmatched Safeguard": Sachin Tendulkar
Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar on Sunday recalled his interview advocating the wearing of seat belts as the best measure of protection, days before former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry was killed in a car crash near Mumbai.
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"Not Said By Me": Ratan Tata On Post Linking Liquor Sale To Aadhaar Card
Industrialist Ratan Tata took to Instagram once again this afternoon to flag a quote wrongly attributed to him. The widely-shared quote seems to suggest that Mr Tata had advocated for "liquor sales through Aadhaar cards."
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Tata-Mistry Case: Chief Justice Discloses His Son Represents One Of Shapoorji Pallonji's Firms
Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde, who headed the bench hearing the high-stake Tata-Mistry case on Monday disclosed that his advocate son Shrinivas Bobde, has been representing a subsidiary company of Shapoorji Pallonji Group in a slum redevelopment matter for about two years.
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Global NCAP Head Urges Maruti Suzuki To Manufacture 5-Star Safety Rated Cars
The Global New Car Assessment Programme (NCAP), as also we at carandbike, have been strongly advocating safer cars for the Indian market, and more and more manufacturers are getting into the habit of improving the safety standards of their models. However, despite global brands operating in India, it's home-grown automakers like Tata Motors and Mah...
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Singur row: Tatas want status quo
The battle for Singur is far from over; it is now being fought in the courtroom, with the Tatas unwilling to give up their claim on the land.The Calcutta High Court's room 32 was packed as Tata advocate Samaraditya Pal concluded his argument, primarily slamming the Singur Act as unconstitutional. "We have been dispossessed without due process...
