Nikhil Pandey
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Woman Shares What Working In India Is Really Like For NRIs Who Move Back
NRI counsellor Nupur Dave details the challenges, commutes and surprising warmth professionals experience when returning to work in India there.
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How A 'Lost' College Student Landed A Google Job: "I Had Doubts, But I Didn't Stop"
A VIT graduate's journey from uncertainty to securing a role at Google highlights how experimentation and persistence can help young professionals find their career path.
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Brain Injuries From E-bikes And Scooters Have Surged Fivefold In Five Years, Study Warns
A five-year study from NYU Langone Health has found a sharp rise in serious brain and spinal injuries linked to e-bikes and electric scooters, with pedestrians struck by these vehicles suffering brain injuries at nearly twice the rate of riders themselves.
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Scientists Reverse Brain Ageing With Nasal Spray In Landmark Study
Scientists at Texas A&M University have developed a nasal spray that reduces chronic brain inflammation, restores memory and reverses signs of brain ageing in animal models, raising hopes for future treatments for dementia and other neurodegenerative conditions.
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Simple Eating Timings May Help Maintain A Healthy Weight, Study Finds
A new study suggests that eating earlier in the day and extending overnight fasting may help maintain a lower body weight over time.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel Attends Coachella Days Before Announcing 1,000 Job Cuts
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel drew backlash after viral Coachella posts days before announcing plans to lay off about 1,000 employees.
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Indian Student Says 60% Of Stipend Goes To Rent, Exposing UK Cost-Of-Living Strain
Indian PhD student Anushka Diwakar says 60% of her 1,800 Pounds Manchester scholarship goes on rent, sparking debate on UK costs.
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Tribal Communities In Navsari Launch Protest Over Housing Rights And Demolition Fears
Navsari's tribal communities protest for housing ownership, demanding resettlement assurances before road widening and consultations with community leaders within municipal limits.
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She Left An Abusive Home With Two Sons and A Dream. Now She Runs A City
An Adivasi woman from rural Madhya Pradesh, Savita Pradhan overcame poverty, child marriage and abuse to become Singrauli's municipal commissioner.
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"Shaitan" And "Sheru" No More: Rajasthan's Bold Plan To Rename Thousands Of Schoolchildren
The initiative seeks to address concerns that students with awkward or inappropriate names often face ridicule and loss of self-esteem, particularly as they grow older.
