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Indian-Australian Nilesh Makhwana pens entrepreneur journey

‘Terminal 4: An Entrepreneur’s Journey from Bicycle to Business Class’ is a collection of stories by Nilesh Makhwana learned during

This new type of aerial combat was largely dominated by upper class Europeans. Working class and coloured men almost never

Qatar is working to avoid an accommodation shortage during the tournament and has hired Accor, Europe’s largest hotel operator, to

Sufiya Ahmed, who hails from Surat, released the second in the four-book series commissioned by publishers behind Enid Blyton series

Bookbyrooms aims to make travel more comfortable for passengers. The main objective of the company is to provide a great

The seven year old’s dream run began as a mere four year old when he accompanied his mother, Anuradha Udaiwal,

The judges have described Mann’s novel as a “poignant story of shared humanity, with the stories of two teenagers –

Bond, who has spent 84 years of his life in the country, says he feels justified in celebrating 75 years

As a young woman, Sophia was introduced to the Women’s Social and Political Union and threw herself into efforts to

“There is so much to write on India-Oman relations, right from 5000 years old historical linkages, to vibrant people-to-people ties,