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British-Indian Academic Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya Dies At 78
British Indian academic and manufacturing expert Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, who founded the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) died after a brief illness on Friday. He was 78.
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Tata Steel To Make 'Major Announcements' On UK Growth Plans: Report
Lord Bhattacharyya is also a member of the panel that will choose Mr Tata's successor as group chairman, the Guardian reported.
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Indian-Origin Professor In UK Awarded By Queen
Eminent Indian-origin professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya has been awarded the prestigious Regius Professorship in Manufacturing by Queen Elizabeth II for his outstanding contribution in manufacturing.
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Assam Students Protest Land Swap Deal With Bangladesh
A major students' organisation in Assam on Tuesday launched a state-wide protest opposing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement to go ahead with the land swap deal with Bangladesh.
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Did not expect to be posted outright now: Tamil Nadu bureaucrat on his transfer over crackdown on illegal sand mining
Ashish Kumar, who was the District Collector of Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu till two days ago, was handed his transfer order on Tuesday evening. Earlier that day, he had conducted raids on mineral quarries owned by local mining barons in two villages in the district.
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Now, water at Bihar schools puts nearly 70 children in hospital
12 students from Chhapra district in Bihar are in hospital in Patna, a day after they drank what appears to be contaminated water from a tube well at their government school.
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In Shatrughan Sinha's controversy over Nitish Kumar, more "elder brothers" emerge
After a public reprimand from senior colleague, BJP leader Shatrugan Sinha today seemed contrite about his praise for Nitish Kumar, on whom he recently endowed PM potential.
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No change in 'charitable' culture after Ratan Tata retires: Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya
Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, the Warwick-based engineer and academic who was a member of the panel that chose Cyrus Mistry as the next chairman of the Tata group of companies, says that the "same charitable culture" will continue in the company.
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British-Indian Academic Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya Dies At 78
British Indian academic and manufacturing expert Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, who founded the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) died after a brief illness on Friday. He was 78.
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Tata Steel To Make 'Major Announcements' On UK Growth Plans: Report
Lord Bhattacharyya is also a member of the panel that will choose Mr Tata's successor as group chairman, the Guardian reported.
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Indian-Origin Professor In UK Awarded By Queen
Eminent Indian-origin professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya has been awarded the prestigious Regius Professorship in Manufacturing by Queen Elizabeth II for his outstanding contribution in manufacturing.
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Assam Students Protest Land Swap Deal With Bangladesh
A major students' organisation in Assam on Tuesday launched a state-wide protest opposing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement to go ahead with the land swap deal with Bangladesh.
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Did not expect to be posted outright now: Tamil Nadu bureaucrat on his transfer over crackdown on illegal sand mining
Ashish Kumar, who was the District Collector of Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu till two days ago, was handed his transfer order on Tuesday evening. Earlier that day, he had conducted raids on mineral quarries owned by local mining barons in two villages in the district.
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Now, water at Bihar schools puts nearly 70 children in hospital
12 students from Chhapra district in Bihar are in hospital in Patna, a day after they drank what appears to be contaminated water from a tube well at their government school.
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In Shatrughan Sinha's controversy over Nitish Kumar, more "elder brothers" emerge
After a public reprimand from senior colleague, BJP leader Shatrugan Sinha today seemed contrite about his praise for Nitish Kumar, on whom he recently endowed PM potential.
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No change in 'charitable' culture after Ratan Tata retires: Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya
Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, the Warwick-based engineer and academic who was a member of the panel that chose Cyrus Mistry as the next chairman of the Tata group of companies, says that the "same charitable culture" will continue in the company.
