Karanbir Singh Chohan (27) has once again proved that if you have the grit and determination, sky is the limit. Chohan had secured 643rd rank in his second successful attempt at the UPSC and will now be undergoing training to be inducted into the Indian Foreign Services. He had previously cleared the UPSC Civil Services …
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Younger generations are more interested in vegan foods, and marketing professionals have taken notice. On a recent Wednesday morning, I was at the Falmouth Walmart searching the frozen meat cases. The retro music, latest throw-back fashions and ancient shopping carts kicked up memories of childhood trips to Kmart and Zayre stores, circa 1986. Fitting, since …
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It is observed that while women are the ones who are known to shape the future of tomorrow, ever since the initial stage of civilization has seemed to suffer a lot. Right from having no right to education to not being entitled for their parents property, women have fased all kinds of discrimination, and while …
As per the Union Road Transport and Highways Ministry, 61 state transport undertakings (STUs) operate 1,45,747 buses, among which only 51,043 are equipped with boarding and deboarding facilities for persons with disabilities (PwDs). At least 12 state transport agencies do not have a single bus for specially-abled persons, and around 65 per cent of public …
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the transcontinental relocation of cheetahs from Africa to India was signed on Tuesday by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and Indian Oil Corporation. According to the MoU, the IOC would fund Rs 50.22 crore over four years for the project. The project now costs Rs 75 crore in …
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