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Dr Ali Asgar Fakhruddin is played a transformative role in turning a UAE-born company into one of the region’s most successful global beauty and fragrance powerhouses.
Born in Delhi, Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed was the fifth President of Independent India. While he had a rich legacy, Ahmed is most remembered as the President who signed the order declaring an Emergency ...
President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed’s approval of the 1975 Emergency proclamation, without Cabinet consultation, has been widely criticised for undermining constitutional norms and raising questions ...
In this special feature, Gulf Business recognises the 30 most influential CEOs across the MENA region. These business leaders are driving innovation, accelerating growth, and reshaping industries ...
The former bureaucrat was appointed as chief election commissioner on Feb 5, 2007, during the military-backed caretaker government led by Fakhruddin Ahmed. He served in that role until 2012.
ATM Shamsul Huda, the former chief election commissioner (CEC) who oversaw Bangladesh’s ninth parliamentary election, has died at the age of 82. He passed away at his residence in Dhaka's ...
The port call ceremony was attended by key Malaysian officials, including the Deputy Director of the MMEA, First Admiral Datuk Che Engku Suhaimi Che Engku Daik, and the Chairman of the Maritime ...
The military-backed state of emergency led to the formation of a caretaker government headed by Fakhruddin Ahmed.
The Emergency of 1975 was not merely a temporary suspension of law and order; it was a full-scale attack on the soul of the Indian Constitution. It showed how easily democracy can be manipulated ...
Former chief election commissioner ATM Shamsul Huda, who oversaw the 2008 national elections, passed away yesterday at his residence in Dhaka’s Gulshan.
A cartoon as a miracle: Dodging censors one pen stroke at a time Abu's iconic cartoon in The Indian Express, of President Fakhruddin Ahmed signing away ordinances from the presidential bathtub, left ...
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