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Natisara Rai and Vidya Rajput Win First Kamla Bhasin Award for Work on Gender Equality

The award was instituted by the Azad Foundation, iPartner India and National Foundation for India. Each of the winners will receive Rs 1,00,000.

StayVista Raises INR 40 Cr To Fuel Growth, Strengthen Tech Infra

Luxury villa rental startup StayVista has raised more than INR 40 Cr in a strategic funding round led by DSG Consumer Partners.

Đối tác Ấn Độ có thể sẽ sản xuất và phân phối vắc xin Nanocovax là ai?

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Covid-19: Japan to Provide Oxygen Concentrators, Ventilators to 'Friend and Partner' India

Japan has decided to proceed with the procedure to provide 300 oxygen concentrators and 300 ventilators to India.

Leading women achievers of Indian origin in UK

Leading women achievers of Indian origin in UK reminisce mother's influence in their lives

Leading women achievers of Indian origin in UK reminisce mother s influence in their lives ANI | Updated: Apr 21, 2021 13:09 IST London [UK]/Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], April 21 (ANI/NewsVoir): In a lively virtual session of Tete-a-tea organized by Prabha Khaitan Foundation of Kolkata, UK-based author, journalist and social worker Lady Mohini Kent Noon, had an engaging conversation with Dr Alka Bagri and Bina Rani - two leading women achievers of Indian origin in the UK and cancer survivors - on the learning valuable lessons and the overarching influence of mothers in their lives. The Tete-a-tea session was flagged off by Swati Agarwal of Ehsaas Woman, Prabha Khaitan Foundation. Hundreds of visitors from India, UK and other countries joined the online session which focused on Lady Mohini Kent Noon s book Dear Mama which is a compilation of intimate letters to their mothers written by billionaires, spiritual gurus, members of the British

Leading women achievers of Indian origin in UK reminisce mother's influence in their lives