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New Company Promises Half-Price Mortgage Rates

In an environment of historic high mortgage rates, Roam says it can help buyers secure less expensive homes with cheaper monthly payments.

Why All Is Not Well In Bharat Gears Family

The sons learned that they had been completely disinherited and that Surinder Kanwar's new wife would inherit everything.

MDH's Dharampal Gulati To Apollo Tyres Founder Raunaq Singh: These Industrialists Came From Pakistan During Partition

The late Dharampal Gulati, was born in Sialkot, now in Pakistan.

independence day: Independence Day: Gritty rags-to-riches stories of Partition refugees

Rags-to-riches stories are found mostly in fiction, but the partition of India in August 1947 was the reality that created a large number of such real-life stories. Mahashay Dharampal Gulati, founder of MDH, India's leading spice brand, started with a shop in Karol Bagh, Delhi, before gradually opening 15 factories which now supply 1,000 dealers in India and over 100 countries. Apollo Tyres founder Raunaq Singh sold his wifes jewellery for a few thousand rupees to start a spices business in Kolkata before becoming one of India's most famous first-generation entrepreneurs.

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3 Canadian drivers claim dismissal for following Uber's COVID guidelines

Three British Columbia Uber drivers allegedly were fired after refusing to serve unmasked passengers who threatened violence and bad reviews.