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Serum Institute was described by TIME as the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, producing billions of vaccines annually, including for measles, polio, and more recently, HPV

RIL, Tata Group, and Serum Institute make it to TIME magazine's 100 most influential companies' list

Serum Institute was described by TIME as the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, producing billions of vaccines annually, including for measles, polio, and more recently, HPV

Reliance Industries Limited, Tata Group, and the Serum Institute of India have been acknowledged as some of the world's most influential companies by TIME magazine for 2024. This is the second time RIL has appeared on the TIME 100 list. Placed in the 'Titans' category, RIL is now the only Indian company to have been included twice in the list.
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The comedian turned wartime leader was described as “the most clear-cut” winner of the award in memory after he “galvanized the world in a way we haven’t seen in decades.”

TIME names Volodymyr Zelenskyy as 2022 Person of Year 

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy named TIME's person of the year 2022
"The spirit of Ukraine" for the resistance the country has shown in face of Russia's invasion
44 year old President is former comedian and actor

The comedian turned wartime leader was described as &ldquo;the most clear-cut&rdquo; winner of the award in memory after he &ldquo;galvanized the world in a way we haven&rsquo;t seen in decades.&rdquo;

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and &ldquo;the spirit of Ukraine&rdquo; have been declared as TIME's 'Person of the Year' 2022 on Wednesday.
"Zelenskyy has been called a hero by many in Ukraine and abroad, and over the last year, established himself as a symbol of defiance and democracy while he continues to lead the nation through Russia&rsquo;s unprovoked attacks on his country,&rdquo; a tweet on the Today Show said as the winner of the annual honour was announced on the network.
"Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Spirit of Ukraine are @TIME's 2022 Person of the Year," it tweeted.
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TIME said 44-year-old Zelensky&rsquo;s success as a wartime leader has relied on the fact that &ldquo;courage is contagious. It spread through Ukraine&rsquo;s political leadership in the first days of the invasion, as everyone realised the President had stuck around. If that seems like a natural thing for a leader to do in a crisis, consider historical precedent.
&ldquo;Only six months earlier, the President of Afghanistan, Ashraf Ghani &mdash; a far more experienced leader than Zelenskyy &mdash; fled his capital as Taliban forces approached. In 2014, one of Zelenskyy&rsquo;s predecessors, Viktor Yanukovych, ran away from Kyiv as protesters closed in on his residence; he still lives in Russia today." Early in the Second World War, the leaders of Albania, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Greece, Poland, the Netherlands, Norway, and Yugoslavia, among others, fled the advance of the German Wehrmacht and lived out the war in exile, it underlined.
TIME said now it was Zelenskyy&rsquo;s generation&rsquo;s turn to face the blows of a foreign invader.
Instead of Stalin and Hitler, it was Russian President Vladimir Putin &ldquo;trying to break their will by depriving them of heat and light, destroying their ability to harvest food, or to think about much besides survival through this winter. Already the next generation of Ukrainians, like Zelenskyy&rsquo;s own son, were learning about the tools of war instead of planning for prosperity. That is the pattern the President aims to disrupt, and his plan relies on more than weapons".
It added that there wasn&rsquo;t much in Zelenskyy&rsquo;s biography to predict his willingness to stand and fight.
&ldquo;He had never served in the military or shown much interest in its affairs. He had only been President since April 2019. His professional instincts derived from a lifetime as an actor on the stage, a specialist in improv comedy, and a producer in the movie business.&rdquo; When it comes to battlefield decisions, Zelenskyy usually focuses on human lives &mdash; how many would be lost if we take this path? &ldquo;We could have pushed into Kherson earlier, with greater force. But we understood how many people would have fallen,&rdquo; he says in the TIME article. &ldquo;That&rsquo;s why a different tactic was chosen, and thank God it worked. I don&rsquo;t think it was some genius move on our part. It was reason winning out, wisdom winning out against speed and ambition.&rdquo; TIME said Zelenskyy&rsquo;s vision of victory now extends beyond the liberation of territory. He stressed that this year&rsquo;s invasion is just the latest Russian attempt over the past century to subjugate Ukraine. His intention is to make it the last, even if it takes a lot more time and sacrifice. It is far too early to gauge whether that goal can be reached.
&ldquo;Later we will be judged,&rdquo; he says. &ldquo;I have not finished this great, important action for our country. Not yet.&rdquo; Among the shortlisted candidates for this year&rsquo;s Time Person of the Year - the people who had the most influence on the world this year - were China&rsquo;s president Xi Jinping, the US Supreme Court, Twitter&rsquo;s new owner billionaire Elon Musk, who was Person of the Year last year, philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, protestors in Iran, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and gun safety advocates.
Every year since 1927, Time&rsquo;s Person of the Year has set activists, world leaders, celebrities and epidemic fighters on its front cover, spotlighting their impact.
&ldquo;Last year, Time bequeathed the title to the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, Elon Musk, calling attention to his rise as a figure in tech through his advancement in automotive and spacecraft engineering,&rdquo; it said.

A controversial Indian figure is part of the TIME magazine's 100 most influential people of 2022. Khurram Parvez, who is currently in jail on terror funding allegations, is part of the prestigious list.
Parvez, a Kashmiri activist, was arrested from Srinagar in November 2021 by the National Investigation Agency. In March this year, an NIA court extended his custody by 50 days.
Parvez is associated with the Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society, and is also the chairperson of the Asian Federation Against Involuntary Disappearances. In 2016, Parvez had been detained under the Public Safety Act, or PSA, and spent 76 days in prison.
Parvez's description in the TIME magazine was written by Rana Ayyub. The caption read, "He had to be silenced, for his was a voice that resounded around the globe for his fierce fight against human-rights violations and injustices in the Kashmir region. The attacks against him speak volumes of the truth he represents at a time when the world’s largest democracy is being called out for its persecution of the more than 200 million Indian Muslims."

TIME 100: jailed on 'Kashmir terror funding' charge, activist Khurram Parvez in Most Influential list

TIME 100 Most Influential list includes Khurram Parvez, a Kashmiri activist, who was arrested in November 2021 by the National Investigation Agency.

A controversial Indian figure is part of the TIME magazine's 100 most influential people of 2022. Khurram Parvez, who is currently in jail on terror funding allegations, is part of the prestigious list.
Parvez, a Kashmiri activist, was arrested from Srinagar in November 2021 by the National Investigation Agency. In March this year, an NIA court extended his custody by 50 days.
Parvez is associated with the Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society, and is also the chairperson of the Asian Federation Against Involuntary Disappearances. In 2016, Parvez had been detained under the Public Safety Act, or PSA, and spent 76 days in prison.
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Parvez's description in the TIME magazine was written by Rana Ayyub. The caption read, "He had to be silenced, for his was a voice that resounded around the globe for his fierce fight against human-rights violations and injustices in the Kashmir region. The attacks against him speak volumes of the truth he represents at a time when the world&rsquo;s largest democracy is being called out for its persecution of the more than 200 million Indian Muslims."

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