Women's Day is just not about saluting women and their courage. It is also about the men who stood up for them, when everything else went wrong.
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An ever increasing number of ladies in urban areas are applying for eccentric occupations like cab driver, security guard and delivery executives, because of appealing pay. Some jobs are considered odd for women; though women are breaking the glass ceiling and marching ahead. (With inputs from Bhragu Haritas)
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Shraddha Kapoor's linking with Farhan Akhtar, Gurmehar Kaur's social media campaign against ABVP and more
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We know Bollywood artists have been making heaps of cash from the begin of the film business yet shouldn't something be said about our on-screen characters? It's at long last time for the women to request what's coming to them. Thankfully, the new wave of actresses in Indian film industry are finding the bravery to battle for their compensations. Beneath, we give you the new-age dream group on the big screen. (With inputs from Bhragu Haritas)
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Female participation in politics has moved up and we have the most powerful women in their respective region (With inputs from Bhragu Haritas)
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The government's various welfare schemes play a vital role in empowering women (With inputs from Bhragu Haritas)
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These women have been inspiring us for decades and we expect more women CEOs to come up and showcase their leadership skils.
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Jehangir Ratanji Dadabhoy Tata (J.R.D) was a French born Indian aeronaut, entrepreneur and a chairman of Tata group and as well the shareholders of Tata Sons. He was born in the nobility class Parsi Tata Family in India. He was the son of the momentous Ratanji Dadabhoy Tata.Some of the major facts about J.R.D Tata:- (With inputs from Kshitiz Mohan and Vidhi)
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Top Innovations From The World’S Best Technology Companies At Ces 2017 By Tushar Kanwar
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Some budget speeches have acquired a larger than life image because of unusual circumstances. But as you go through a selection of quotes from budget speeches ranging from Jawaharlal Nehru to Arun Jaitley, you cannot mistake the "commitment" to the Indian farmer and to the agriculture sector. One wonders why Indian agriculture continues to face an existential crisis even after seven decades of "unwavering commitment". Some other budget speeches have been delivered by prime minister's after political upheavals. In 1958-58, the Congress finance minister T. T. Krishnamachari had to resign based on corruption charges and Nehru had to perforce present the budget. In 1969, the Congress split and finance minister Morarji Desai parted ways with Indira Gandhi who had to present the budget. And in 1987, Rajiv Gandhi presented the budget as former loyalist and finance minister V. P. Singh declared a revolt in the aftermath of Bofors. Of course, who can forget Dr. Manmohan Singh quoting Victor Hugo in his 1991 budget speech.
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