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In a noteworthy ruling, a Delhi consumer commission mandated that a transport company compensate a family with Rs 64,000 after a critical bus breakdown interrupted their wedding procession. The vehicle, destined for a journey from Delhi to Bulandshahr, faltered far from the wedding venue, leading to substantial disruption and emotional strain.

Noted author rashmi bansal has advised students not to get into management courses just for the sake of acquiring job, and instead to think beyond it.

"Women entrepreneurs need to learn to strike a fine balance between family and business.If a woman entrepreneur makes excuses for her family, she will get sidelined," said rashmi bansal, noted author and entrepreneur.

“The success of any idea lies in the untiring efforts and time which you put in developing it. You must have the desperation and hunger to materialize your plans efficiently,” said widely followed motivational speaker and writer rashmi bansal.

…says author, entrepreneur and youth expert rashmi bansal during her recent visit to the city.

India's brush with MeToo seems to be going beyond hashtags and spreadsheets.

Two persons were killed and at least 25 shanties were gutted after a major fire broke out in a slum cluster in Nawada in Sector 62.

The Supreme Court on Monday sought a status report from the Centre on the measures taken in view of the large-scale migration of labourers from cities to their native villages amid the Covid-19 lockdown. The top court observed that the migration of labourers out of panic and fear is becoming a bigger problem than Covid-19. The report is to be submitted by Tuesday.

To take their patrons through a journey of Mumbai’s rich cuisine, Suresh Bhandary (owner, Bombay Vintage) and Vinod G Nair hosted an informal dinner at the retro bar and diner.

While on this day the men were busy playing cricket, women enjoyed themselves playing volleyball.

Congratulating graduating students and their parents during the 16th pre-convocation ceremony held at IIM-I, guest of honour Sachin Nandgaonkar, member management board, RPG Group and author-columnist rashmi bansal left them with a message to stay hungry, stay foolish and fly far, fly high.

Literature festivals are passé; welcome to the literary carnival, where writing is not the exclusive domain of "serious books" -- or even books.

The Women's Studies Research Center of M S University's Faculty of Family and Community Sciences along with the Federation of Gujarat Industries is jointly organising a symposium on ‘Women and Leadership' on March 23.

The Alumni Association of the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM-A) will host an event called 'India Ink - Empowering IIM Authors' on March 31 in Mumbai.

Rourkela police on Friday arrested a businessman on charges of giving death threats to another trader from the city over a land dispute.

rashmi bansal, a student of Activity High School scored 80% in her ICSE examinations in 2007. What differentiated Rashmi’s performance from others was that she achieved it without the aid of tuitions.

The North Region Cyber police arrested a 40-year-old cyber conman who duped an HR manager working with a multi-national company of Rs 25 lakh. The accused, who hailed from Rajasthan, lured the woman into buying gold at a much cheaper price. The victim transferred the money to account numbers given by the accused.

Earlier, it wasn't possible for a candidate to know his/her marks, as results typically declared candidates pass or fail.

Entrepreneurship, and that too with society at its epicentre, is a mantra these days, which has increasingly been luring the students of premier institutes in the country to take up some venture instead of vying for a job.

Noted Padma Shri poet Ashok Chakradhar was awarded with prestigious 'Kailash Gautam Kavyakumbh Samman-2014' at a literary function organised by cultural organisation, Kailash Gautam Srijan Sansthan' at North Central Zone Cultural Centre (NCZCC). Last year, the award was given to veteran lyricist and poet Padma Bhushan Gopal Das Neeraj.

A recent article in The New York Times linking traditional Indian dress, sari, to Hindu nationalism, has drawn the ire of Indians of all political hues on social media.

Menopause is a natural stage of life.It is not a disease or a disorder, and therefore it does not automatically require any kind of medical treatment.