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Indian-American TIME's Kid Of The Year On Effective Covid Vaccine Distribution
Young Indian-American scientist Gitanjali Rao, TIME magazine's first-ever ''Kid of the Year'', has said she is brainstorming about solutions for the effective vaccine distribution to address a pressing challenge posed by the coronavirus, and has set her sights on preventing future pandemics.
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Indian-American Gitanjali Rao, 15, First-Ever TIME "Kid Of The Year"
15-year-old Indian-American Gitanjali Rao, a "brilliant" young scientist and inventor, has been named by TIME magazine as the first-ever 'Kid of the Year' for her "astonishing work" using technology to tackle issues ranging from contaminated drinking water to opioid addiction and cyberbullying.
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Isha And Akash Ambani On Fortune's Most Influential "40 Under 40" List
Fortune magazine has included Ambani scions and Jio board directors Akash and Isha in the "40 under 40" list of the most influential young leaders for the year under the technology section.
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India Post Releases Cover Of Mahatma Gandhi's 'Young India' Journal
India Post released a special cover on Mahatma Gandhi's ''Young India'' magazine to commemorate his 150th birth anniversary.
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Two Indian-Origin Persons On Fortune's Most Influential 'Under 40' List
Two Indian-origin have been named by American magazine Fortune in its annual list of 40 most influential and inspiring young people in business under the age of 40.
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Forbes India 30 Under 30 List Is Out. A Look At The Young Achievers Who Made It
Business magazine Forbes has released a 30 Under 30 list that features Indians in their 20s who are "shaping new India". The names have been selected depending upon three broad criteria - the extent of impact of their achievements, their ability to disrupt the status quo, scalability of the business or line of work and their potential to stay a lon...
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Young Indian Architect Named 'Leader of Tomorrow' by Time
A 28-year-old Indian architect has been named the "young leader of tomorrow" by Time magazine for his pioneering work in designing affordable flood-proof houses for slum dwellers.
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23 Indian-origin entrepreneurs in Forbes' 'brightest young stars'
Over 20 Indian-origin young entrepreneurs are among Forbes magazine's annual list of the world's "brightest young stars" under the age of 30 from diverse fields like finance, media, sports and education, described by the publication as "prodigies reinventing the world right now."
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Shoma Chaudhury quits Tehelka, but defense is rejected
Shoma Chaudhury, who has resigned as the Managing Editor of Tehelka magazine, today met the National Commission of Women (NCW) and apologised for what the panel has called lapses in her handling of allegations that the publication's founder Tarun Tejpal sexually assaulted a young reporter in Goa earlier this month.
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Ex-Tehelka editor Shoma Chaudhury meets National Commission for Women
Tehelka Managing Editor Shoma Chaudhury resigned early this morning amid unabated criticism for the way she handled a young journalist's complaint that the magazine's founder Tarun Tejpal had molested her at an event in Goa earlier this month.
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Indian-American TIME's Kid Of The Year On Effective Covid Vaccine Distribution
Young Indian-American scientist Gitanjali Rao, TIME magazine's first-ever ''Kid of the Year'', has said she is brainstorming about solutions for the effective vaccine distribution to address a pressing challenge posed by the coronavirus, and has set her sights on preventing future pandemics.
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Indian-American Gitanjali Rao, 15, First-Ever TIME "Kid Of The Year"
15-year-old Indian-American Gitanjali Rao, a "brilliant" young scientist and inventor, has been named by TIME magazine as the first-ever 'Kid of the Year' for her "astonishing work" using technology to tackle issues ranging from contaminated drinking water to opioid addiction and cyberbullying.
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Isha And Akash Ambani On Fortune's Most Influential "40 Under 40" List
Fortune magazine has included Ambani scions and Jio board directors Akash and Isha in the "40 under 40" list of the most influential young leaders for the year under the technology section.
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India Post Releases Cover Of Mahatma Gandhi's 'Young India' Journal
India Post released a special cover on Mahatma Gandhi's ''Young India'' magazine to commemorate his 150th birth anniversary.
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Two Indian-Origin Persons On Fortune's Most Influential 'Under 40' List
Two Indian-origin have been named by American magazine Fortune in its annual list of 40 most influential and inspiring young people in business under the age of 40.
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Forbes India 30 Under 30 List Is Out. A Look At The Young Achievers Who Made It
Business magazine Forbes has released a 30 Under 30 list that features Indians in their 20s who are "shaping new India". The names have been selected depending upon three broad criteria - the extent of impact of their achievements, their ability to disrupt the status quo, scalability of the business or line of work and their potential to stay a lon...
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Young Indian Architect Named 'Leader of Tomorrow' by Time
A 28-year-old Indian architect has been named the "young leader of tomorrow" by Time magazine for his pioneering work in designing affordable flood-proof houses for slum dwellers.
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23 Indian-origin entrepreneurs in Forbes' 'brightest young stars'
Over 20 Indian-origin young entrepreneurs are among Forbes magazine's annual list of the world's "brightest young stars" under the age of 30 from diverse fields like finance, media, sports and education, described by the publication as "prodigies reinventing the world right now."
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Shoma Chaudhury quits Tehelka, but defense is rejected
Shoma Chaudhury, who has resigned as the Managing Editor of Tehelka magazine, today met the National Commission of Women (NCW) and apologised for what the panel has called lapses in her handling of allegations that the publication's founder Tarun Tejpal sexually assaulted a young reporter in Goa earlier this month.
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Ex-Tehelka editor Shoma Chaudhury meets National Commission for Women
Tehelka Managing Editor Shoma Chaudhury resigned early this morning amid unabated criticism for the way she handled a young journalist's complaint that the magazine's founder Tarun Tejpal had molested her at an event in Goa earlier this month.
