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Young, Qualified, Unemployed: What Data Says On Gen Z's Job Prospects
The latest Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) indicates that unemployment among people aged 15-29 has been rising, with young women and urban job seekers facing the highest joblessness rates.
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Native by Urban Company M3 Series Water Purifiers Launched in India With Long-Life Filters, Smart Monitoring
Native, a sub-brand of the homegrown home services platform Urban Company, launched the Native M3 and M3 Pro water purifiers in India on Wednesday. The company claims its new premium RO water purifiers are designed to reduce maintenance costs with filters that last up to three years without requiring routine servicing or replacement. With the nativ...
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Macquarie University Opens Applications For Bachelor Of Urban And Regional Planning 2027
The three-year course offers on-campus and online study modes, with scholarships up to AUD 15000 annually available.
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Getting Outside Despite Your 9-to-5 Job Can Improve Your Mental Health - Here's How To Spend Time In Nature During And Around Working Hours
A growing body of research suggests that nature's benefits don't require an exotic vacation getaway or weekend adventure. Even brief, routine interactions with green space can reduce stress, improve mood and promote overall well-being.
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Indian Man In Germany Explains Why European Cities Feel More Livable
An Indian man in Germany highlights Europe's people-focused urban planning as key to its quality of life beyond salaries and healthcare.
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"Gurgaon Is Like Ginger": Woman's Hilarious Take On City's Roads Goes Viral
The woman, identified as Sakshi, shared her observations while speaking about the problems residents regularly face.
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Denied Washroom Access, Then Hit With A 1-Star Rating, Claims Gig Worker
A Delhi customer's refusal to let a gig worker use the washroom, followed by a one-star rating, cost her five days of income, sparking online debate over gig worker dignity and platform rating systems.
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What's Holding Delhi Back? Housing, Water Among Key Challenges Identified
The issues came under the spotlight at a high-level meeting chaired by Lieutenant Governor TS Sandhu, where officials discussed a long-term development blueprint aimed at shaping the Capital's future growth.
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Cities Are Turning Into Heat Traps. Climate Change Isn't The Only Reason
The "Urban Heat Island" effect -- an invisible phenomenon that is quietly making India's cities several degrees hotter than their surroundings.
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China's 'Outdoor AC' Goes Viral As Heatwave Scorches Cities: Here's How It Works
Commonly installed in cafes, restaurants, gardens, terraces, warehouses and event venues, these systems are especially useful during hot summers.
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'It Is A Vibe': Woman Reflects On How Bengaluru Won Her Heart Over Time
Her words struck a chord with many social media users who have moved away from familiar surroundings for work, studies, or personal reasons.
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Man Captures Planted Urban Forest At IISc Bengaluru Campus, Calls It "Absolutely Beautiful"
He explains that while many people may think they are looking at a jungle, it is actually an urban forest that has been carefully planted by IISc.
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Mumbai Man's Rs 350 App Haircut Vs Rs 60 Local Salon Visit Sparks Debate On Cost Of Convenience
Reflecting on the experience, Kejriwal pointed out that the Rs 300 difference represented the price of convenience rather than a difference in service quality.
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Your Office, School And Mall In One Radius: Inside India's 15-Minute Cities
Welcome to the world of the 15-minute city where everything you need for daily life is accessible within 15 minutes of your home.
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'Can't Call It My City': Bengaluru Resident Exposes Filth Outside Tech Parks
Bengaluru resident shares pic exposing the state of a road in Munnekolala near the tech parks housing Fortune 500 companies.
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Young, Qualified, Unemployed: What Data Says On Gen Z's Job Prospects
The latest Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) indicates that unemployment among people aged 15-29 has been rising, with young women and urban job seekers facing the highest joblessness rates.
-
Native by Urban Company M3 Series Water Purifiers Launched in India With Long-Life Filters, Smart Monitoring
Native, a sub-brand of the homegrown home services platform Urban Company, launched the Native M3 and M3 Pro water purifiers in India on Wednesday. The company claims its new premium RO water purifiers are designed to reduce maintenance costs with filters that last up to three years without requiring routine servicing or replacement. With the nativ...
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Macquarie University Opens Applications For Bachelor Of Urban And Regional Planning 2027
The three-year course offers on-campus and online study modes, with scholarships up to AUD 15000 annually available.
-
Getting Outside Despite Your 9-to-5 Job Can Improve Your Mental Health - Here's How To Spend Time In Nature During And Around Working Hours
A growing body of research suggests that nature's benefits don't require an exotic vacation getaway or weekend adventure. Even brief, routine interactions with green space can reduce stress, improve mood and promote overall well-being.
-
Indian Man In Germany Explains Why European Cities Feel More Livable
An Indian man in Germany highlights Europe's people-focused urban planning as key to its quality of life beyond salaries and healthcare.
-
"Gurgaon Is Like Ginger": Woman's Hilarious Take On City's Roads Goes Viral
The woman, identified as Sakshi, shared her observations while speaking about the problems residents regularly face.
-
Denied Washroom Access, Then Hit With A 1-Star Rating, Claims Gig Worker
A Delhi customer's refusal to let a gig worker use the washroom, followed by a one-star rating, cost her five days of income, sparking online debate over gig worker dignity and platform rating systems.
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What's Holding Delhi Back? Housing, Water Among Key Challenges Identified
The issues came under the spotlight at a high-level meeting chaired by Lieutenant Governor TS Sandhu, where officials discussed a long-term development blueprint aimed at shaping the Capital's future growth.
-
Cities Are Turning Into Heat Traps. Climate Change Isn't The Only Reason
The "Urban Heat Island" effect -- an invisible phenomenon that is quietly making India's cities several degrees hotter than their surroundings.
-
China's 'Outdoor AC' Goes Viral As Heatwave Scorches Cities: Here's How It Works
Commonly installed in cafes, restaurants, gardens, terraces, warehouses and event venues, these systems are especially useful during hot summers.
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'It Is A Vibe': Woman Reflects On How Bengaluru Won Her Heart Over Time
Her words struck a chord with many social media users who have moved away from familiar surroundings for work, studies, or personal reasons.
-
Man Captures Planted Urban Forest At IISc Bengaluru Campus, Calls It "Absolutely Beautiful"
He explains that while many people may think they are looking at a jungle, it is actually an urban forest that has been carefully planted by IISc.
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Mumbai Man's Rs 350 App Haircut Vs Rs 60 Local Salon Visit Sparks Debate On Cost Of Convenience
Reflecting on the experience, Kejriwal pointed out that the Rs 300 difference represented the price of convenience rather than a difference in service quality.
-
Your Office, School And Mall In One Radius: Inside India's 15-Minute Cities
Welcome to the world of the 15-minute city where everything you need for daily life is accessible within 15 minutes of your home.
-
'Can't Call It My City': Bengaluru Resident Exposes Filth Outside Tech Parks
Bengaluru resident shares pic exposing the state of a road in Munnekolala near the tech parks housing Fortune 500 companies.
