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Jain became the chairman of the Times Group in 1999.

Times Group chairperson Indu Jain died on Thursday due to Covid-related complications, company sources said. She was 84. Hailing her as a visionary, Times Now TV channel, part of the Times Group, described Jain as a lifelong spiritual seeker, pioneering philanthropist, distinguished patron of the arts, and passionate proponent of women's rights. She breathed her last in Delhi, the sources said. As tributes poured in for her from statesmen, captains of industry and spiritual masters, friends and admirers spoke fondly of her unquenched youthful spirit, zest for life, and determination to mak...

Jain had also set up the Times Foundation in 2000. 14 May, 2021 - 08:41 AM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     New Delhi: Times Group chairman Indu Jain passed away on Thursday night due to Covid-related complications. She was 84. The group owns the Times of India and other newspapers. Jain had also set up the Times Foundation in 2000 with sustainable development as its key goals. The non-profit organisation provides community services and runs the Times Relief Fund to offer assistance during extreme weather events and other crises. Times Group Chairperson Indu Jain pas...

Indu Jain, Times Group chairman, attains nirvana TNN / Updated: May 14, 2021, 07:24 IST Times Of India on May 14, 2021) Indu Jain, chairman of the Times Group, lifelong spiritual seeker, pioneering philanthropist, distinguished patron of the arts, and passionate proponent of women's rights, attained nirvana on Thursday at 9.35pm due to Covid-related complications. As tributes poured in for her from spiritual kings, statesmen and captains of industry, friends and admirers spoke fondly of her unquenched youthful spirit, zest for life, and determination to make the world a better place. Indu J...

Author of the article: Brigid Goulem Publishing date: May 12, 2021  •  9 hours ago  •  3 minute read Dr. Joseph Pater with his Canadian Cancer Society Award for Excellence in Cancer Research: Lifetime Contribution Prize. Photo by Queen's University /Supplied Photo Article content There were many variables that shaped Dr. Joseph Pater’s decision to research cancer treatments — his wife, who was a nurse, his father, who died of colon cancer when he was young, and his medical mentors. “Some of the people who trained me, the residents and the faculty me...