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Failed IIT Twice, Now Leading Operations At Microsoft, Techie's Inspirational Story Viral
Priyanka Vergadia, a senior director at Microsoft, shared her inspirational journey where she faced multiple setbacks and financial troubles.
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Woman Turns Exam Failure Into Global Tech Success Through Grit And Persistence
The year 2010 was the most difficult period of her life. While her friends were easily securing internships, Priyanka struggled constantly.
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GUJCET 2026 Registration Begins Tomorrow: Check Key Dates And Details
Candidates must have completed or be studying Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology to be eligible for GUJCET 2026, which is conducted for undergraduate engineering and pharmacy courses.
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Top STEM And New-Age Courses To Consider For Studying In UK
At the centre of this shift is STEM education, an umbrella covering Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, which has become essential for preparing students for a rapidly evolving world.
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How Would Renewed US Stance On H-1B Visas Reshape Global Tech Hiring
US lawmaker to introduce bill to abolish H-1B visa program disrupting immigrant tech workforce.
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Scholarships For Indian Students To Pursue Medicine, Engineering And More In Russia For 2026-27
Applications must be submitted via the official website; selection involves a two-stage process managed by Russian authorities, with no Indian government role in candidate selection.
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Macquarie University Scholarships 2025: What Indian Students Need To Know
The Early Acceptance Scholarship for Indian students offers AUD 10,000 (around Rs 5.7 lakh).
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Scientists Construct 5-Micron Engine Generating Effective Heat of 13 Million Degrees Celsius Without Burning
A team of scientists has created a microscopic engine made from a 5-micrometre glass bead suspended in an electric field. By applying oscillating voltages, the bead moves as if it’s in an environment of 13 million°C, even though it remains cool. The study reveals bizarre thermodynamic effects at tiny scales, offering clues to how natural molecul...
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How New Visa Rules By Trump Is Shattering American Dream For Many Indians
Indian aerospace engineering student Sudhanva Kashyap thought he had mapped out everything it would take to get to the United States, only to have his plans upended by Washington's sudden and expensive change to its skilled worker visas.
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"Study Hard, Marry Rich Girl, Use Multani Mitti": BTech Student's 10-Year Plan Goes Viral
A BTech student's humorous and ambitious 10-year plan, shared on Reddit, has gone viral, resonating with many for its blend of earnest goals and quirky objectives, shedding light on the pressures faced by engineering students in India.
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Russia Launches Bion-M No.2 with Mice, Flies, and Seeds to Study Space Biology
Russia’s latest resupply mission to low-Earth orbit has delivered a unique scientific cargo: 75 mice, 1,000 fruit flies, microbes, cell cultures, and plant seeds aboard the Bion-M No.2 biosatellite. Over the next month, these organisms will orbit Earth, helping scientists study how microgravity and cosmic radiation affect life. Some mice are gene...
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US States Rethink Practice Of Setting Speed Limits Based On How Fast Drivers Travel
Rose Hammond pushed authorities for years to lower the 55 mph speed limit on a two-lane road that passes her assisted living community, a church, two schools and a busy park that hosts numerous youth sports leagues.
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US Tariffs To Have Minimal Effect On India's GDP, Exports: Study
The 25 per cent tariffs on Indian goods announced by US President Donald Trump will have "negligible" impact on the country's GDP as only USD 8.1 billion of exports to America might get affected, according to a PHDCCI study released on Wednesday.
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NASA's TRACERS Satellites Begin Solar Wind Study Despite SV1 Glitch
NASA launched its twin TRACERS satellites on July 23, 2025, to study how solar wind causes magnetic reconnection in Earth's magnetosphere. However, a power issue on one spacecraft, SV1, has caused intermittent communication. Engineers believe the issue relates to sunlight availability on its solar panels and plan recovery efforts in August. Meanwhi...
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Top Public German Universities With Zero Tuition Fees For All Students
Study Abroad: Both domestic and international students can study Undergraduate (UG) programs for free while only covering a minimal semester fee.
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Failed IIT Twice, Now Leading Operations At Microsoft, Techie's Inspirational Story Viral
Priyanka Vergadia, a senior director at Microsoft, shared her inspirational journey where she faced multiple setbacks and financial troubles.
-
Woman Turns Exam Failure Into Global Tech Success Through Grit And Persistence
The year 2010 was the most difficult period of her life. While her friends were easily securing internships, Priyanka struggled constantly.
-
GUJCET 2026 Registration Begins Tomorrow: Check Key Dates And Details
Candidates must have completed or be studying Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology to be eligible for GUJCET 2026, which is conducted for undergraduate engineering and pharmacy courses.
-
Top STEM And New-Age Courses To Consider For Studying In UK
At the centre of this shift is STEM education, an umbrella covering Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, which has become essential for preparing students for a rapidly evolving world.
-
How Would Renewed US Stance On H-1B Visas Reshape Global Tech Hiring
US lawmaker to introduce bill to abolish H-1B visa program disrupting immigrant tech workforce.
-
Scholarships For Indian Students To Pursue Medicine, Engineering And More In Russia For 2026-27
Applications must be submitted via the official website; selection involves a two-stage process managed by Russian authorities, with no Indian government role in candidate selection.
-
Macquarie University Scholarships 2025: What Indian Students Need To Know
The Early Acceptance Scholarship for Indian students offers AUD 10,000 (around Rs 5.7 lakh).
-
Scientists Construct 5-Micron Engine Generating Effective Heat of 13 Million Degrees Celsius Without Burning
A team of scientists has created a microscopic engine made from a 5-micrometre glass bead suspended in an electric field. By applying oscillating voltages, the bead moves as if it’s in an environment of 13 million°C, even though it remains cool. The study reveals bizarre thermodynamic effects at tiny scales, offering clues to how natural molecul...
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How New Visa Rules By Trump Is Shattering American Dream For Many Indians
Indian aerospace engineering student Sudhanva Kashyap thought he had mapped out everything it would take to get to the United States, only to have his plans upended by Washington's sudden and expensive change to its skilled worker visas.
-
"Study Hard, Marry Rich Girl, Use Multani Mitti": BTech Student's 10-Year Plan Goes Viral
A BTech student's humorous and ambitious 10-year plan, shared on Reddit, has gone viral, resonating with many for its blend of earnest goals and quirky objectives, shedding light on the pressures faced by engineering students in India.
-
Russia Launches Bion-M No.2 with Mice, Flies, and Seeds to Study Space Biology
Russia’s latest resupply mission to low-Earth orbit has delivered a unique scientific cargo: 75 mice, 1,000 fruit flies, microbes, cell cultures, and plant seeds aboard the Bion-M No.2 biosatellite. Over the next month, these organisms will orbit Earth, helping scientists study how microgravity and cosmic radiation affect life. Some mice are gene...
-
US States Rethink Practice Of Setting Speed Limits Based On How Fast Drivers Travel
Rose Hammond pushed authorities for years to lower the 55 mph speed limit on a two-lane road that passes her assisted living community, a church, two schools and a busy park that hosts numerous youth sports leagues.
-
US Tariffs To Have Minimal Effect On India's GDP, Exports: Study
The 25 per cent tariffs on Indian goods announced by US President Donald Trump will have "negligible" impact on the country's GDP as only USD 8.1 billion of exports to America might get affected, according to a PHDCCI study released on Wednesday.
-
NASA's TRACERS Satellites Begin Solar Wind Study Despite SV1 Glitch
NASA launched its twin TRACERS satellites on July 23, 2025, to study how solar wind causes magnetic reconnection in Earth's magnetosphere. However, a power issue on one spacecraft, SV1, has caused intermittent communication. Engineers believe the issue relates to sunlight availability on its solar panels and plan recovery efforts in August. Meanwhi...
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Top Public German Universities With Zero Tuition Fees For All Students
Study Abroad: Both domestic and international students can study Undergraduate (UG) programs for free while only covering a minimal semester fee.
