Ratan Tata, the iconic Indian industrialist, passed away at the age of 86, leaving behind a legacy of spearheading the Tata Group with revenues exceeding US$100 billion and expanding its global presence. Known for his love of cars, aircraft, and dogs, Tata led the acquisition of Jaguar-Land Rover and ventured into defense manufacturing, showcasing his innovative and visionary leadership. Despite facing challenges and controversies, Tata’s philanthropic endeavors and professional management approach have solidified his lasting impact on Indian business and society.
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US writers at growing risk of crackdown on free speech, says PEN America
In its annual report, PEN America revealed that China remains the largest jailer of writers in 2024, followed by Iran, with Israel ranking fifth. The report highlights a growing risk to writers in the US amid an increasing global crackdown on free speech, which has started affecting nations previously known for their openness. The number of jailed writers worldwide has risen for the sixth consecutive year, reaching 375 in 2024, up from 339 in 2023,...
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