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Japan Man Earns Rs 2 Crore A Year But Still Works As A Janitor. Here's Why
Tokyo resident Koichi Matsubara earns over 30 million yen a year from investments but continues working as a janitor to stay active and lead a simple, healthy life. Despite his wealth, he chooses to live modestly.
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Ex-Amazon, Microsoft Techie Reveals How He Retired At 39 With $3.5 Million Fortune
Jamal Robinson, a former techie who worked with Amazon and Microsoft, recently revealed that he retired at 39 and has successfully managed to amass a fortune of $3.5 million (about Rs 30 crore) after saving 90% of his salary for years.
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Cleaner, Annoyed Over Alarm, Switches Off US Lab Freezer, Causes Rs 8 Crore Worth Of Damage
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute said the research work focused on photosynthesis and may have furthered solar panel development.
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US Students Raise More Than $250,000 to Help School Janitor Retire
After learning that an 80-year-old janitor had to go back to work in order to support his basic needs, Texas high school students contributed more than $250,000 to assist him in retiring.
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Janitor Finds 7 Gold Bars In Dustbin, And He May Get To Keep Them
A janitor in South Korea is looking to inherit a fortune after finding seven gold bars in a dustbin.
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Sweeper gives patient stitches at UP hospital; Health Minister not surprised
A video clip of a sweeper in a green shirt giving a young boy stitches at a Bulandshahr government hospital has shocked many. But apparently, the Health Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Ahmad Hasan, is not among them. The minister merely says too many emergencies at the hospital resulted in attendants doing the job of doctors.
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Sweeper gives patient stitches, ward boy handles injections
In a hospital in one of Uttar Pradesh's most backward areas, a man in a green shirt gives a young child stitches on his leg. The "doctor" is a sweeper at this government hospital.
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Janitor graduates from Columbia University
For years, Gac Filipaj mopped floors, cleaned toilets and took out trash at Columbia University.
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This janitor satellite could help clean up space
Swiss scientists plan to launch a "janitor satellite" specially designed to get rid of orbiting debris known as space junk.
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Japan Man Earns Rs 2 Crore A Year But Still Works As A Janitor. Here's Why
Tokyo resident Koichi Matsubara earns over 30 million yen a year from investments but continues working as a janitor to stay active and lead a simple, healthy life. Despite his wealth, he chooses to live modestly.
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Ex-Amazon, Microsoft Techie Reveals How He Retired At 39 With $3.5 Million Fortune
Jamal Robinson, a former techie who worked with Amazon and Microsoft, recently revealed that he retired at 39 and has successfully managed to amass a fortune of $3.5 million (about Rs 30 crore) after saving 90% of his salary for years.
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Cleaner, Annoyed Over Alarm, Switches Off US Lab Freezer, Causes Rs 8 Crore Worth Of Damage
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute said the research work focused on photosynthesis and may have furthered solar panel development.
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US Students Raise More Than $250,000 to Help School Janitor Retire
After learning that an 80-year-old janitor had to go back to work in order to support his basic needs, Texas high school students contributed more than $250,000 to assist him in retiring.
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Janitor Finds 7 Gold Bars In Dustbin, And He May Get To Keep Them
A janitor in South Korea is looking to inherit a fortune after finding seven gold bars in a dustbin.
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Sweeper gives patient stitches at UP hospital; Health Minister not surprised
A video clip of a sweeper in a green shirt giving a young boy stitches at a Bulandshahr government hospital has shocked many. But apparently, the Health Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Ahmad Hasan, is not among them. The minister merely says too many emergencies at the hospital resulted in attendants doing the job of doctors.
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Sweeper gives patient stitches, ward boy handles injections
In a hospital in one of Uttar Pradesh's most backward areas, a man in a green shirt gives a young child stitches on his leg. The "doctor" is a sweeper at this government hospital.
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Janitor graduates from Columbia University
For years, Gac Filipaj mopped floors, cleaned toilets and took out trash at Columbia University.
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This janitor satellite could help clean up space
Swiss scientists plan to launch a "janitor satellite" specially designed to get rid of orbiting debris known as space junk.
