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The BJP primarily targeted non-Jat and OBC voters and appeared successful in this strategy

The CSDS-Lokniti survey reveals a clear divergence in voting behaviour between rural and urban voters.

The BJP’s failure to adequately address the demands of farmers over the past five years has resulted in a loss of trust within the farming community in the State, with 44% of farmers voting for the Congress compared with 35% for the BJP

The central leadership of the BJP appeared to have a greater impact in swaying the party’s voters as compared to the central leadership of the Congress

Voters were satisfied with the performance of the incumbent government and rated it better than the previous Congress government

The Tata Nano, conceptualized by Ratan Tata to offer an affordable car for middle-class Indians, faced numerous challenges. Despite initial popularity, issues from factory location controversies, safety concerns, and its branding as a 'poor man's car' led to its decline and eventual discontinuation by 2019.

Ratan Tata, post-retirement, invested in over 50 startups including Snapdeal, Ola, and Paytm, using personal investment vehicle RNT Associates and UC-RNT, aiding their growth with his significant insights. Many startups benefitted from his mentorship, with some going public and delivering multi-bagger returns.

Ratan Tata strategically used retirement policies to consolidate power and modernize Tata Group starting in 1992. He mandated directors retire at 75, forcing several senior leaders out. The policy evolved over the years, reflecting his evolving strategy and maintaining his influence.

Ratan Tata's leadership transformed the Tata Group from a $4 billion entity in 1991 to a $100 billion conglomerate by 2012, seizing opportunities from India’s economic liberalisation. Key moves included selling non-core assets, international acquisitions like Jaguar Land Rover, and enhanced corporate governance. Despite challenges, Tata's innovations and resilience left a lasting impact on the Indian economy.

Ratan Tata's leadership during India's economic liberalisation transformed Tata Group through strategic divestments, global partnerships, and key acquisitions like Jaguar-Land Rover. He improved corporate governance, solidified control, and took TCS public, raising $1.2 billion. Despite crises, including a financial scandal and terrorist attack, Tata’s legacy endures, leaving a monumental impact on Indian business.

The BJP enjoyed limited anti-incumbency and had an advantage among women and non-Jat voters. The Congress lost mainly because of overconfidence and infighting

Ratan Naval Tata passed away at 86. He led the Tata Group's transformation into a global giant, significantly boosting revenue and diversifying its portfolio. Known for innovation and philanthropy, his tenure saw projects like Nano and acquisitions expanding Tata's reach. Post-retirement, he remained active in startups and charity.

The action came on the complaint filed by one Himanshu Bishnoi who provided police a video, which was made by him during his visit to Mussorie Library Chowk last week

In a makeshift auditorium constructed next to the pandal, organisers have been staging plays every evening, resurrecting yesteryear Bengali theatre stars like Noti Binodini

Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of Tata Sons, has passed away at Mumbai's Breach Candy Hospital. Noel Tata, his half-brother, is a likely successor. Noel Tata has a strong background within the Tata Group, holding various significant positions, including chairmanships and trusteeships.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai and other leaders mourn the passing of Ratan Tata, the 86-year-old former chairman of Tata Sons whose business and philanthropic contributions shaped India's economy. Tata's legacy of ethical leadership is deeply honored by peers like Mukesh Ambani, Anand Mahindra, and Harsh Goenka.

Hectic political activity begins; BJP likely to form government in Haryana after October 12; three Independents back BJP; NC and Congress likely to declare J&K’s next Chief Minister in two days

In 1991, Ratan Tata took over as the chairman of the Tata Group from his uncle, JRD, who had been in charge for more than half a century. Ratan Naval Tata, a titan of industry, passed away at the age of 86.

Ratan Tata, former chairman of Tata Group who led its global expansion and numerous landmark acquisitions, passed away at 86. Under his leadership, the group acquired international firms like Tetley, Corus, and Jaguar-Land Rover. His legacy includes major contributions to the automotive industry with the Indica and Nano models.