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Watch: Auto Driver In Jaipur Speaks Fluent French With Foreign Tourist, Impresses Internet
The tuk-tuk driver in Jaipur apparently learned the language through conversations with tourists from France, Switzerland, and Canada. Many people praised his skills.
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Indian Techie "Earning 10 Million Yen" Talks About Work Culture, Jobs And Salary In Japan
Sumit also highlighted the differences between the working environments in India and Japan.
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Akhilesh Yadav Asks "Why Spend On Lamps" During Diwali, BJP Responds
The Samajwadi Party chief's comment came as Ayodhya is eyeing to create history by lighting over 26 lakh diyas to celebrate Diwali.
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"Create Foreign University Campuses Within Indian University Campuses": Deakin University's CEO At NDTV World Summit
Ravneet Pawha, CEO of Deakin University's South Asia operations, advocates for a new law allowing foreign universities to establish "campuses within campuses" in India.
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23-Year-Old Star Included As Irfan Pathan Picks India Playing XI For 1st Australia ODI
Irfan Pathan feels that the series against Australia will be a great learning curve for new captain Shubman Gill, due to the presence of stalwarts Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli.
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Safe Diwali: Safety Tips For Cuts, Burns And Firecracker Use
Learn crucial safety tips, from firecracker use to quick first aid for cuts and burns, for a safe festival celebration
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Will AI Take Our Jobs? Deloitte AI Leader Nitin Mittal Says Worry About This Instead
Instead of worrying about Artificial Intelligence (AI) taking our jobs, workers must worry about their colleagues who are adapting to AI and showing the curiosity to learn new AI models, said Deloitte's Global AI Leader Nitin Mittal.
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Dengue Prevention: How Citronella Oil Can Help Protect Your Family
Learn how natural citronella oil acts as a powerful mosquito repellent to safeguard your family.
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"Schools Are Useless": Pune Man's Post Criticising Homework Pressure On Students Divides Internet
A social media user said that "project work is a powerful method of learning".
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Dengue Cases Continue To Rise In Parts Of Delhi NCR Despite Monsoon End
Learn about how Dengue cases are rising in the capital and its surrounding regions and learn how to safeguard yourself
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Opinion | Stampede Nation: Karur To Bengaluru, How Many More Must Die Before We Learn?
India's inability to manage its mass gatherings - be they religious, political, or social - is a social and governance failure, exposing a national disregard for the value of a single human life when measured against the spectacle of a crowd.
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"Many Nut Cases": India's Asia Cup Hero Spares No One, Defends Viral "Rude Kid" On KBC 17
Social media can be a cruel place. Ishit Bhatt, a fifth-standard student from Gandhinagar, Gujarat, may have learned this by now
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How To Clean, Decorate And Enjoy Without Back Strain During Diwali Celebrations
Learn how to clean and decorate your home for Diwali without back strain using these tips and ergonomic techniques.
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IIT Roorkee Launches Advanced Certificate Course In Quantum Computing, Algorithms
IIT Roorkee: Participants will code, simulate, and benchmark advanced quantum algorithms while applying Quantum Machine Learning (QML) to practical, real-world scenarios.
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The Rise of 'Sonic Boom' Quakes: What Scientists Learned from Myanmar
The warning came while studying past earthquakes that struck California. These are called supershear, a rare phenomenon, that move faster than seismic waves.
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Watch: Auto Driver In Jaipur Speaks Fluent French With Foreign Tourist, Impresses Internet
The tuk-tuk driver in Jaipur apparently learned the language through conversations with tourists from France, Switzerland, and Canada. Many people praised his skills.
-
Indian Techie "Earning 10 Million Yen" Talks About Work Culture, Jobs And Salary In Japan
Sumit also highlighted the differences between the working environments in India and Japan.
-
Akhilesh Yadav Asks "Why Spend On Lamps" During Diwali, BJP Responds
The Samajwadi Party chief's comment came as Ayodhya is eyeing to create history by lighting over 26 lakh diyas to celebrate Diwali.
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"Create Foreign University Campuses Within Indian University Campuses": Deakin University's CEO At NDTV World Summit
Ravneet Pawha, CEO of Deakin University's South Asia operations, advocates for a new law allowing foreign universities to establish "campuses within campuses" in India.
-
23-Year-Old Star Included As Irfan Pathan Picks India Playing XI For 1st Australia ODI
Irfan Pathan feels that the series against Australia will be a great learning curve for new captain Shubman Gill, due to the presence of stalwarts Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli.
-
Safe Diwali: Safety Tips For Cuts, Burns And Firecracker Use
Learn crucial safety tips, from firecracker use to quick first aid for cuts and burns, for a safe festival celebration
-
Will AI Take Our Jobs? Deloitte AI Leader Nitin Mittal Says Worry About This Instead
Instead of worrying about Artificial Intelligence (AI) taking our jobs, workers must worry about their colleagues who are adapting to AI and showing the curiosity to learn new AI models, said Deloitte's Global AI Leader Nitin Mittal.
-
Dengue Prevention: How Citronella Oil Can Help Protect Your Family
Learn how natural citronella oil acts as a powerful mosquito repellent to safeguard your family.
-
"Schools Are Useless": Pune Man's Post Criticising Homework Pressure On Students Divides Internet
A social media user said that "project work is a powerful method of learning".
-
Dengue Cases Continue To Rise In Parts Of Delhi NCR Despite Monsoon End
Learn about how Dengue cases are rising in the capital and its surrounding regions and learn how to safeguard yourself
-
Opinion | Stampede Nation: Karur To Bengaluru, How Many More Must Die Before We Learn?
India's inability to manage its mass gatherings - be they religious, political, or social - is a social and governance failure, exposing a national disregard for the value of a single human life when measured against the spectacle of a crowd.
-
"Many Nut Cases": India's Asia Cup Hero Spares No One, Defends Viral "Rude Kid" On KBC 17
Social media can be a cruel place. Ishit Bhatt, a fifth-standard student from Gandhinagar, Gujarat, may have learned this by now
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How To Clean, Decorate And Enjoy Without Back Strain During Diwali Celebrations
Learn how to clean and decorate your home for Diwali without back strain using these tips and ergonomic techniques.
-
IIT Roorkee Launches Advanced Certificate Course In Quantum Computing, Algorithms
IIT Roorkee: Participants will code, simulate, and benchmark advanced quantum algorithms while applying Quantum Machine Learning (QML) to practical, real-world scenarios.
-
The Rise of 'Sonic Boom' Quakes: What Scientists Learned from Myanmar
The warning came while studying past earthquakes that struck California. These are called supershear, a rare phenomenon, that move faster than seismic waves.
