The Great Indians – Ratan Tata: Leadership with Heart
Bilkul Online | Sunday Special By Rafat Quadri (Editor) Ratan Tata: The Man Who Built with Vision and Led with
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The Great Indians
Stories celebrating remarkable Indians who have made significant contributions to society, culture, science, business, sports and public life.
The Great Indians: Ela Bhatt
Ela Bhatt: The Gujarati Woman Who Empowered Working Women Bilkul Online | Sunday Special By Rafat Quadri (Editor) How
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The Great Indians – Arunima Sinha: The Woman Who Refused to Stop
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The Great Indians – Vithalbhai Patel: The Patel Who Helped Shape India’s Parliament
Bilkul Online | Sunday Special By Rafat Quadri (Editor) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (1873–1933) Before Parliament found its voice, Vithalbhai Patel
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The Great Indians – Kamala Sohonie : The Woman Who Would Not Accept a Closed Door
Bilkul Online | Sunday Special By Rafat Quadri (Editor) Kamala Sohonie (1911–1998) Kamala Sohonie: The Woman Who Refused to Accept
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The Great Indians – Eknath Vasant Chitnis
Bilkul Online | Sunday Special By Rafat Quadri (Editor) Before India became a space power, a small group of
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The Great Indians – Bhupen Hazarika: The Man Who Made a River Sing
Bhupen Hazarika (1926–2011) Bilkul Online | Sunday Special By Rafat Quadri (Editor) The most interesting way to tell his story
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The Great Indians – SHAILENDRA — The Poet Who Put the Heart of India Into Its Songs
Shailendra (1923–1966)Lyricist | Poet | Screenwriter | Producer Bilkul Online | Sunday Special By Rafat Quadri (Editor) The
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The Great Indians – Dhirubhai Ambani — The Journey That Made Him
Dhirubhai Ambani (1932–2002) Entrepreneur | Industrialist | Founder of Reliance Bilkul Online | Sunday Special By Rafat Quadri (Editor)
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The Great Indians – Gulzar : A Lifetime Written in Words
Some people write songs. Some write poems. Some make films. Gulzar has spent a lifetime doing all three—and turning ordinary
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