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How Playing A Serial Killer In Nithari-Inspired Sector 36 Affected Vikrant Massey
"There is no denying that there is some impact the character leaves you with," Vikrant Massey once said
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Government Employee Earning Rs 80,000 Considers Quitting For Private Sector, Internet Says: 'It's A Stupid Idea'
A government Group B officer earning Rs 80,000 monthly considers quitting her government job for private sector growth.
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Exclusive: After Survey Flags 2,800% Pharma Profit, Tukaram Mundhe Calls For Transparency
While pharma or any other industry will not work to incur losses, Tukaram Mundhe said there needs to be transparency. "A trade margin of 2800 per cent is not acceptable, either as a consumer or as a hospital or as a regulator," he told NDTV.
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WHO Chief Praises India's Healthcare Progress In Meeting With JP Nadda
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has praised India's significant progress in the healthcare sector, particularly its efforts to expand primary healthcare coverage.
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Karnataka To Discuss New Guidelines On Online Medicine Sales, Pricing
Karnataka Health and Family Welfare Minister U.T. Khader on Monday said the state government was adopting a two-pronged approach to strengthen inspections and enforcement in the food and pharmaceutical sectors, amid complaints regarding expired medicines, mislabelling, and exorbitant prices.
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Lab-Grown Diamonds: Cheaper Sparkle, Smarter Buy Or Just A New Trend?
Laboratory-grown diamonds can cost substantially less than comparable natural diamonds. In some cases, the price gap can be as high as 80-90 per cent.
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'ISRO Alone Can't Meet Nation's Needs': V Narayanan Defends Private Sector Role
ISRO Chairman Dr V Narayanan said the government's space sector reforms were aimed at enabling greater participation and expansion of the industry, with ISRO providing the necessary support.
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Private Banks Cut 13,000 Jobs Despite Opening New Branches. Here's Why
A bank has traditionally needed large teams to check documents, verify information, and process transactions. That equation is changing.
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Middle East War Disrupts India's Aviation Sector. This Airport Stands Out
Chennai and Hyderabad were the worst hit, with both airports recording declines of close to 20 per cent in flight operations during the two-month period.
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After Vikram-1's Orbital Success, Skyroot Secures Fresh Commercial Deal
The new contract underlines growing customer confidence in Vikram-1 and signals that Skyroot's successful debut has started translating into more business opportunities.
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Man Says Even Rs 50 Lakh Salary May Not Make You Rich In Bengaluru
Agarwal suggested finding a remote job or building a business while living in a Tier-3 city where the cost of living is relatively lower.
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'Rs 22,000 To Rs 1.6 Lakh': Government Employee Shares 'Inspiring' 6-Year Career Journey
A government employee shares his inspiring six-year career journey that started with a modest Rs 22,000 monthly salary.
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Visa Layoffs: Manager With Outstanding Reviews Still Lost Job, Says Ex-Employee
A former Visa employee has claimed that a manager with a record of outstanding performance reviews was laid off during the company's latest job cuts.
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Ministry Of Ayush Partners With IndiaAI To Boost AI-Driven Innovation In Traditional Medicine
The Ministry of Ayush has signed a memorandum of understanding with IndiaAI, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, to accelerate AIdriven innovation in the Ayush sector, strengthen research, digital health and capacity building, an official statement said on Friday.
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3-Lender Rule, Rs 2 Lakh Cap: How Microfinance Firms Curbed Bad Loans
After several quarters of decline, the sector's Gross Loan Portfolio (GLP) returned to growth in the quarter ended March 31, 2026.
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How Playing A Serial Killer In Nithari-Inspired Sector 36 Affected Vikrant Massey
"There is no denying that there is some impact the character leaves you with," Vikrant Massey once said
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Government Employee Earning Rs 80,000 Considers Quitting For Private Sector, Internet Says: 'It's A Stupid Idea'
A government Group B officer earning Rs 80,000 monthly considers quitting her government job for private sector growth.
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Exclusive: After Survey Flags 2,800% Pharma Profit, Tukaram Mundhe Calls For Transparency
While pharma or any other industry will not work to incur losses, Tukaram Mundhe said there needs to be transparency. "A trade margin of 2800 per cent is not acceptable, either as a consumer or as a hospital or as a regulator," he told NDTV.
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WHO Chief Praises India's Healthcare Progress In Meeting With JP Nadda
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has praised India's significant progress in the healthcare sector, particularly its efforts to expand primary healthcare coverage.
-
Karnataka To Discuss New Guidelines On Online Medicine Sales, Pricing
Karnataka Health and Family Welfare Minister U.T. Khader on Monday said the state government was adopting a two-pronged approach to strengthen inspections and enforcement in the food and pharmaceutical sectors, amid complaints regarding expired medicines, mislabelling, and exorbitant prices.
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Lab-Grown Diamonds: Cheaper Sparkle, Smarter Buy Or Just A New Trend?
Laboratory-grown diamonds can cost substantially less than comparable natural diamonds. In some cases, the price gap can be as high as 80-90 per cent.
-
'ISRO Alone Can't Meet Nation's Needs': V Narayanan Defends Private Sector Role
ISRO Chairman Dr V Narayanan said the government's space sector reforms were aimed at enabling greater participation and expansion of the industry, with ISRO providing the necessary support.
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Private Banks Cut 13,000 Jobs Despite Opening New Branches. Here's Why
A bank has traditionally needed large teams to check documents, verify information, and process transactions. That equation is changing.
-
Middle East War Disrupts India's Aviation Sector. This Airport Stands Out
Chennai and Hyderabad were the worst hit, with both airports recording declines of close to 20 per cent in flight operations during the two-month period.
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After Vikram-1's Orbital Success, Skyroot Secures Fresh Commercial Deal
The new contract underlines growing customer confidence in Vikram-1 and signals that Skyroot's successful debut has started translating into more business opportunities.
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Man Says Even Rs 50 Lakh Salary May Not Make You Rich In Bengaluru
Agarwal suggested finding a remote job or building a business while living in a Tier-3 city where the cost of living is relatively lower.
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'Rs 22,000 To Rs 1.6 Lakh': Government Employee Shares 'Inspiring' 6-Year Career Journey
A government employee shares his inspiring six-year career journey that started with a modest Rs 22,000 monthly salary.
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Visa Layoffs: Manager With Outstanding Reviews Still Lost Job, Says Ex-Employee
A former Visa employee has claimed that a manager with a record of outstanding performance reviews was laid off during the company's latest job cuts.
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Ministry Of Ayush Partners With IndiaAI To Boost AI-Driven Innovation In Traditional Medicine
The Ministry of Ayush has signed a memorandum of understanding with IndiaAI, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, to accelerate AIdriven innovation in the Ayush sector, strengthen research, digital health and capacity building, an official statement said on Friday.
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3-Lender Rule, Rs 2 Lakh Cap: How Microfinance Firms Curbed Bad Loans
After several quarters of decline, the sector's Gross Loan Portfolio (GLP) returned to growth in the quarter ended March 31, 2026.
