When Cyrus Mistry was abruptly ousted as Tata Sons chairman in 2016, it revealed tensions over control, legacy, and internal dissent at India’s storied conglomerate.
Radhanath Sikdar, an Indian mathematician working under colonial survey, first calculated the height of Mount Everest in 1852 yet his name was eclipsed in history.
A Kerala High Court revelation that temple gold might have been sold with some donated gold allegedly slated for a wedding has reignited scrutiny over Sabarimala’s administration and sacred trust.
India’s history is marked by resistance to external economic control from colonial drain theories to modern protectionism reshaping policy with resilience and self-reliance.
