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Bengaluru Woman's Rs 18,000 Survival Guide Goes Viral, Internet Stunned
Her detailed budget has resonated with many young professionals and shows that expenses can be controlled in Bengaluru with proper planning.
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"Am I Managing My Money Badly?" Man Shares How Rs 80,000 Monthly Income Still Feels Insufficient Amid Rising Expenses
The individual shared his predicament, asking whether it is common to feel financially strained despite having a relatively good income.
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Intern Shares Detailed Monthly Budget To Survive In "Expensive" Bengaluru
While there are affordable options, Bengaluru's lifestyle is quite expensive.
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Bengaluru Woman's Video On Nanny Expense Sparks Online Debate: "Grateful For Privilege"
On social media, some users praised the woman for her transparency and respectful approach to domestic help, while others called her "privileged" and "a bad parent".
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Noida-Based Techie Becomes Rapido Rider To Pay EMIs After Losing His Job
The Instagram user explained that the monthly EMI burden remains the same, and without a job, it's becoming increasingly difficult to survive.
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Nvidia CEO Reviews Salaries Of All 42,000 Employees Every Month. Here's Why It Works
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he reviews the salaries of all 42,000 employees every month, a practice he calls central to his management style.
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Cloudflare Manages to Block Massive DDoS Attack on Unnamed Crypto Platform
Cloudflare this month halted a massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on a cryptocurrency platform that not only was unusual in its size, but also, because it was launched over HTTPS.
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Google to Waive Ad Serving Fees for News Publishers Amid Virus Crisis
Google said on Friday it will waive for the next five months the small fee it charges news publishers to decide which ads to show on their online properties.
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Bihar Buying Better Food, Expensive Clothes After Liquor Ban, Say Studies
The liquor ban in Bihar has resulted in a dip in criminal cases, women feeling their opinion was valued more and in people spending their money in clothes and food items instead of alcohol, according to two studies.
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Bengaluru Woman's Rs 18,000 Survival Guide Goes Viral, Internet Stunned
Her detailed budget has resonated with many young professionals and shows that expenses can be controlled in Bengaluru with proper planning.
-
"Am I Managing My Money Badly?" Man Shares How Rs 80,000 Monthly Income Still Feels Insufficient Amid Rising Expenses
The individual shared his predicament, asking whether it is common to feel financially strained despite having a relatively good income.
-
Intern Shares Detailed Monthly Budget To Survive In "Expensive" Bengaluru
While there are affordable options, Bengaluru's lifestyle is quite expensive.
-
Bengaluru Woman's Video On Nanny Expense Sparks Online Debate: "Grateful For Privilege"
On social media, some users praised the woman for her transparency and respectful approach to domestic help, while others called her "privileged" and "a bad parent".
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Noida-Based Techie Becomes Rapido Rider To Pay EMIs After Losing His Job
The Instagram user explained that the monthly EMI burden remains the same, and without a job, it's becoming increasingly difficult to survive.
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Nvidia CEO Reviews Salaries Of All 42,000 Employees Every Month. Here's Why It Works
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he reviews the salaries of all 42,000 employees every month, a practice he calls central to his management style.
-
Cloudflare Manages to Block Massive DDoS Attack on Unnamed Crypto Platform
Cloudflare this month halted a massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on a cryptocurrency platform that not only was unusual in its size, but also, because it was launched over HTTPS.
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Google to Waive Ad Serving Fees for News Publishers Amid Virus Crisis
Google said on Friday it will waive for the next five months the small fee it charges news publishers to decide which ads to show on their online properties.
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Bihar Buying Better Food, Expensive Clothes After Liquor Ban, Say Studies
The liquor ban in Bihar has resulted in a dip in criminal cases, women feeling their opinion was valued more and in people spending their money in clothes and food items instead of alcohol, according to two studies.
