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She Started By Configuring Routers In India, Now Plans Google's Network Growth
Twinkle Singh said her work requires "moonshot thinking". Rather than simply improving existing systems, her role involves anticipating future requirements and expanding infrastructure before demand outstrips capacity.
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Retired Coal India General Manager Returns To College At 68 To Study Psychology
Dr Kumar attends classes regularly, like any other student, and actively interacts with faculty members. His eagerness to learn is evident from the questions he frequently asks teachers in the department.
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China's College Graduates Are Trading Corporate Jobs For Farming. Here's Why
According to a report, around 15 million (1.5 crore) people have moved to the countryside in recent years to take up farming or start small businesses.
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9-Year-Old US Boy Suffers Burns To 70% Of Body In Viral 'Fire Challenge': "He's In Unbearable Pain"
The fire challenge involves a person using a flammable substance, such as rubbing alcohol or acetone, to set themselves on fire before attempting to extinguish the flames.
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India's Story Is About Oversold Sectors, Not the Market: Ajay Srivastava
Srivastava highlighted the need for investors to reassess growth expectations and valuation premiums in select sectors, including contract development and manufacturing organisations (CDMOs).
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Entry-Level Tech Hiring Is Slowing At Anthropic. Its Report Explains Why
A recent Anthropic report shows the share of junior technical staff it hires has fallen sharply as AI agents take on more work. The company says it could be an early signal for other employers.
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Simons Foundation, Anthropic, OpenAI Commit Rs 142 Crore To Help Mathematicians Navigate AI
OpenAI committed $5 million (Rs 47.39) to the Simons Foundation's initiative to help mathematicians examine, understand, and build on results produced by AI, including results recently published by OpenAI.
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From Mechanical To Software Engineering: How This Techie Landed A 670% Salary Hike
Ajay Tanaji Patil faced these challenges while moving from mechanical engineering to software engineering, eventually securing a 670 per cent salary increase.
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Would You Travel Just To Buy A Tote Bag? Meet The Rise Of 'Pilgra-Merch'
From Trader Joe's tote bags to Ritz Paris teddy bears, travellers are making journeys not just for landmarks and local food, but for exclusive merchandise they can't buy online.
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Poverty Went Down In India Over A Decade. How Earnings Are Keeping Up
India's worker-population ratio, which measures the share of people who are employed, increased from 46.8 per cent in 2017-18 to 58.2 per cent in 2023-24
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106 Recruiters, Average Stipend Rs 1.75 Lakh Per Month: Inside Xavier's Summer Internship 2026
XLRI Summer Internship 2026: The most number of roles were offered in the field of Consulting, fast-moving consumer goods, retail and consumer goods, e-commerce, technology, and media.
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Is Your Home Ruining Your Love Life? Survey Finds How Living Space Might Affect Dating
The survey revealed that half of single Americans over 40 have lost interest in a date the moment they saw their home.
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Ahmedabad Gen Z Spends Up To Rs 15,000 On IV Drips Before Navratri
IV drips containing vitamin C, B vitamins, zinc and glutathione are attracting Ahmedabad professionals seeking energy and glowing skin ahead of Navratri celebrations.
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Techie Quits IT Job To Follow His Passion; Now Earns 5X More With Tourism Business
On leaving his stable job and returning to his hometown in Shyambazaar, Soham Chakrabarty said that his family initially struggled to understand his reasons.
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Dosa Has Emerged As USA's New Favourite Food In Seattle, Says Google Maps
According to Google Maps' first Fan-Favourite Dining List, mentions of 'dosa' in reviews have surged 136% over the past year, making it one of the city's fastest-rising food trends.
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She Started By Configuring Routers In India, Now Plans Google's Network Growth
Twinkle Singh said her work requires "moonshot thinking". Rather than simply improving existing systems, her role involves anticipating future requirements and expanding infrastructure before demand outstrips capacity.
-
Retired Coal India General Manager Returns To College At 68 To Study Psychology
Dr Kumar attends classes regularly, like any other student, and actively interacts with faculty members. His eagerness to learn is evident from the questions he frequently asks teachers in the department.
-
China's College Graduates Are Trading Corporate Jobs For Farming. Here's Why
According to a report, around 15 million (1.5 crore) people have moved to the countryside in recent years to take up farming or start small businesses.
-
9-Year-Old US Boy Suffers Burns To 70% Of Body In Viral 'Fire Challenge': "He's In Unbearable Pain"
The fire challenge involves a person using a flammable substance, such as rubbing alcohol or acetone, to set themselves on fire before attempting to extinguish the flames.
-
India's Story Is About Oversold Sectors, Not the Market: Ajay Srivastava
Srivastava highlighted the need for investors to reassess growth expectations and valuation premiums in select sectors, including contract development and manufacturing organisations (CDMOs).
-
Entry-Level Tech Hiring Is Slowing At Anthropic. Its Report Explains Why
A recent Anthropic report shows the share of junior technical staff it hires has fallen sharply as AI agents take on more work. The company says it could be an early signal for other employers.
-
Simons Foundation, Anthropic, OpenAI Commit Rs 142 Crore To Help Mathematicians Navigate AI
OpenAI committed $5 million (Rs 47.39) to the Simons Foundation's initiative to help mathematicians examine, understand, and build on results produced by AI, including results recently published by OpenAI.
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From Mechanical To Software Engineering: How This Techie Landed A 670% Salary Hike
Ajay Tanaji Patil faced these challenges while moving from mechanical engineering to software engineering, eventually securing a 670 per cent salary increase.
-
Would You Travel Just To Buy A Tote Bag? Meet The Rise Of 'Pilgra-Merch'
From Trader Joe's tote bags to Ritz Paris teddy bears, travellers are making journeys not just for landmarks and local food, but for exclusive merchandise they can't buy online.
-
Poverty Went Down In India Over A Decade. How Earnings Are Keeping Up
India's worker-population ratio, which measures the share of people who are employed, increased from 46.8 per cent in 2017-18 to 58.2 per cent in 2023-24
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106 Recruiters, Average Stipend Rs 1.75 Lakh Per Month: Inside Xavier's Summer Internship 2026
XLRI Summer Internship 2026: The most number of roles were offered in the field of Consulting, fast-moving consumer goods, retail and consumer goods, e-commerce, technology, and media.
-
Is Your Home Ruining Your Love Life? Survey Finds How Living Space Might Affect Dating
The survey revealed that half of single Americans over 40 have lost interest in a date the moment they saw their home.
-
Ahmedabad Gen Z Spends Up To Rs 15,000 On IV Drips Before Navratri
IV drips containing vitamin C, B vitamins, zinc and glutathione are attracting Ahmedabad professionals seeking energy and glowing skin ahead of Navratri celebrations.
-
Techie Quits IT Job To Follow His Passion; Now Earns 5X More With Tourism Business
On leaving his stable job and returning to his hometown in Shyambazaar, Soham Chakrabarty said that his family initially struggled to understand his reasons.
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Dosa Has Emerged As USA's New Favourite Food In Seattle, Says Google Maps
According to Google Maps' first Fan-Favourite Dining List, mentions of 'dosa' in reviews have surged 136% over the past year, making it one of the city's fastest-rising food trends.
