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Legacy of the Tata Sierra — and Why Its Return Matters

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 Tata Sierra first entered the Indian market in 1991   At the time, it was one of India's first lifestyle SUVs: built on the mechanically strong chassis of the Tata Telecoline (a pick-up truck), the Sierra brought a unique 3-door SUV design to Indian roads.  Tata sierra launch tata sierra mileage  With its boxy but distinctive shape – and that signature "alpine glass-roof/large rear glass canopy" styling – the Sierra carved a niche for itself among buyers looking for something sturdy but individual.  After more than a decade in production, the original Sierra was discontinued in 2003.  Over the years, as the SUV segment evolved in India, the absence of the Sierra name remained noticeable – for many, it represented nostalgia, the pioneering SUV-spirit and a piece of the automotive culture of the early 1990s. Now, with a launch in 2025, the Sierra returns not just as a revived nameplate but as a reimagined SUV for the new generation.  autocar india ...

My Journey with Mental Health: A Personal Reflection

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 Mental fitness is a topic that many turn away from discussing, frequently because of societal stigma or personal soreness. For me, it's been a huge a part of my journey—a complex, sometimes painful, but ultimately enlightening revel in. Writing about it feels like peeling returned layers of vulnerability, however it’s a tale I believe is worth sharing. How therapy transformed my mental health experience The Beginning: The Unseen Struggle Growing up, I turned into constantly the "satisfied" one. Friends described me as pleased and outgoing, a beacon of positivity in social circles. Yet, under the surface, there have been struggles that even I didn’t absolutely recognise. As a youngster, I started out to experience waves of inexplicable unhappiness. There had been days whilst getting away from bed felt like a Herculean challenge, and the sector appeared painted in muted shades of grey. At the time, I chalked it up to hormonal changes and the everyday angst of youth. Howeve...