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Team Of 80 Indian Employees Laid Off In Brutal '5-Minute' Google Meet Call By US Firm
US firm terminates entire Indian customer support team in a brief virtual meeting, citing performance issues.
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Is Doomscrolling Harming Young Minds? Psychiatrist Explains The Risks
Doomscrolling is not simply about spending too much time on a phone. For young people, repeatedly consuming distressing content can keep the brain in a heightened state of alertness.
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Balaghat Outbreak: No New Measles Case In 7 days Says Centre Amid Recent Deaths
Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat sees no new measles cases in 7 days amid intensified vaccination, nutrition support, malaria control measures, and ongoing death investigations.
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Amid Toxic Workplace Stories, Reddit Finds A Boss Worth Praising
A Reddit post highlighting a supportive manager's response to employee leave and work-from-home requests has gone viral, offering a refreshing contrast to the platform's frequent discussions about toxic workplaces.
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Woman Praises Auto Driver For Calming Her After Breakdown, Calls Him "Cutest Anna"
Aayushi said the driver told her that God is there and also asked whether she had eaten breakfast.
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"They Are Afraid": Bengaluru-Based Parenting Expert Explains Why Teenagers Lie
Teenagers often lie out of fear rather than rebellion. A parenting expert shares three reasons behind the behaviour and ways to respond
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Delhi Doctors Offer Free Weekly Medical Consultations Under '2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam' Initiative
Delhi doctors launch free weekly medical consultations under '2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam', offering healthcare support to poor and underprivileged patients.
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'It's Painful': Divyanka Tripathi Shares Breastfeeding Struggles 2 Months After Giving Birth To Twins
Divyanka Tripathi said that breastfeeding is no joke and that it's still a taboo subject that people don't talk about much, leaving new mothers doubting themselves and struggling in silence
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Indian Navy Gets Nipun, Deep-Sea Rescue Vessel Built In Visakhapatnam
'Nipun' takes its name from Sanskrit, where it signifies someone adept, capable, and thoroughly versed in a particular discipline.
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"Not Happy With This": Foreigner Claims Zomato Support Agent Texted Privately On WhatsApp
One user, who previously worked for Blinkit, suggested reporting the issue as "these things are tracked".
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AI In Healthcare Is An Evolving Landscape Of New Technologies, Productivity Benefits And Legal Uncertainties
AI in healthcare is used to support clinical decisions, providing alerts and data analysis without replacing human judgment.
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Lumbar Disc Prolapse: When Does Back Pain Need Surgery?
A lumbar disc prolapse occurs when the soft inner portion of a disc pushes through its outer layer
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Delhi Approves Lakshmi Yojana Scheme, Women To Get Rs 2,500 Financial Aid
The Delhi Lakshmi Yojana has been approved by the cabinet, and the portal for this will be launched on August 1.
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PM Modi Meets Assam MPs To Discuss Flood Situation, Assures Support
The Assam government has been providing food, drinking water, medicines and other supplies to affected families, while working to restore damaged roads, power supply and communication networks in flood-affected areas.
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This Bin Laden Quote From 2001 Explains MAGA's Ukraine U-Turn
The idea behind the quote was that people tend to support those they see as powerful, while moving away from those they consider weak.
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Team Of 80 Indian Employees Laid Off In Brutal '5-Minute' Google Meet Call By US Firm
US firm terminates entire Indian customer support team in a brief virtual meeting, citing performance issues.
-
Is Doomscrolling Harming Young Minds? Psychiatrist Explains The Risks
Doomscrolling is not simply about spending too much time on a phone. For young people, repeatedly consuming distressing content can keep the brain in a heightened state of alertness.
-
Balaghat Outbreak: No New Measles Case In 7 days Says Centre Amid Recent Deaths
Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat sees no new measles cases in 7 days amid intensified vaccination, nutrition support, malaria control measures, and ongoing death investigations.
-
Amid Toxic Workplace Stories, Reddit Finds A Boss Worth Praising
A Reddit post highlighting a supportive manager's response to employee leave and work-from-home requests has gone viral, offering a refreshing contrast to the platform's frequent discussions about toxic workplaces.
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Woman Praises Auto Driver For Calming Her After Breakdown, Calls Him "Cutest Anna"
Aayushi said the driver told her that God is there and also asked whether she had eaten breakfast.
-
"They Are Afraid": Bengaluru-Based Parenting Expert Explains Why Teenagers Lie
Teenagers often lie out of fear rather than rebellion. A parenting expert shares three reasons behind the behaviour and ways to respond
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Delhi Doctors Offer Free Weekly Medical Consultations Under '2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam' Initiative
Delhi doctors launch free weekly medical consultations under '2 Ghante Desh Ke Naam', offering healthcare support to poor and underprivileged patients.
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'It's Painful': Divyanka Tripathi Shares Breastfeeding Struggles 2 Months After Giving Birth To Twins
Divyanka Tripathi said that breastfeeding is no joke and that it's still a taboo subject that people don't talk about much, leaving new mothers doubting themselves and struggling in silence
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Indian Navy Gets Nipun, Deep-Sea Rescue Vessel Built In Visakhapatnam
'Nipun' takes its name from Sanskrit, where it signifies someone adept, capable, and thoroughly versed in a particular discipline.
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"Not Happy With This": Foreigner Claims Zomato Support Agent Texted Privately On WhatsApp
One user, who previously worked for Blinkit, suggested reporting the issue as "these things are tracked".
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AI In Healthcare Is An Evolving Landscape Of New Technologies, Productivity Benefits And Legal Uncertainties
AI in healthcare is used to support clinical decisions, providing alerts and data analysis without replacing human judgment.
-
Lumbar Disc Prolapse: When Does Back Pain Need Surgery?
A lumbar disc prolapse occurs when the soft inner portion of a disc pushes through its outer layer
-
Delhi Approves Lakshmi Yojana Scheme, Women To Get Rs 2,500 Financial Aid
The Delhi Lakshmi Yojana has been approved by the cabinet, and the portal for this will be launched on August 1.
-
PM Modi Meets Assam MPs To Discuss Flood Situation, Assures Support
The Assam government has been providing food, drinking water, medicines and other supplies to affected families, while working to restore damaged roads, power supply and communication networks in flood-affected areas.
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This Bin Laden Quote From 2001 Explains MAGA's Ukraine U-Turn
The idea behind the quote was that people tend to support those they see as powerful, while moving away from those they consider weak.
