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Explained: What Is 'Googleyness', How It Led To Layoffs At The Tech Giant
Google has laid off 10 per cent of its managerial staff as part of an ongoing effort to improve efficiency and redefine its corporate culture, particularly the concept of 'Googleyness'.
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15-Hour Shift, No Training And Verbal Abuse: Indian Techie Exposes Startup's Toxic Work Culture
A Redditor recently shared his account of a toxic workplace culture at a startup company in India.
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Man Criticises Fresher For Skipping 'Sir,' Ignites Debate On Workplace Etiquette
A social media post by writer Saket on addressing seniors in professional settings has gone viral, garnering over 1 million views on X. The post sparked a heated debate on respecting traditional norms versus adapting to modern workplace culture.
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France, India Team Up For 'World's Largest Museum' Near Rashtrapati Bhavan
"Culture in many ways is the essence of soft power," S Jaishankar said as India and France signed what he called "a project of great national importance" - a museum, the world's largest, which will be located on Raisina Hill.
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Yuva Chandra Krishna, Ananya Nagalla Starrer Pottel Streaming Now on Prime Video
The Telugu thriller Pottel, starring Yuva Chandra Krishna and Ananya Nagalla, explores the societal and cultural dynamics of rural Telangana during the 1980s. Directed by Sahit Mothkuri, the film follows a shepherd’s determination to educate his daughter amidst caste-driven societal challenges. The disappearance of a sacrificial sheep adds a susp...
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South Korea's 'Hurry Hurry' Culture Helps Bring Down a President
President Yoon Suk Yeol's shock declaration of martial law revved up South Koreans from 0 to 100.
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10 Sneaker Styles That Will Be Seen Everywhere In 2025
Explore the top 10 sneaker styles that are set to dominate 2025, from bold red kicks to timeless canvas shoes. Stay ahead of the curve with this must-read guide.
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Tis' The Season For Plum Cake! How To Bake The Perfect Plum Cake This Christmas
There are accounts that suggest that the cake-mixing traditions have been part of British culture since the 17th century. This quintessential English tradition first began as plum porridge.
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Why Saudi Should Be On Every Foodie's Travel Bucket List
Saudi provides an unforgettable experience for travellers of all ages. Whether you're travelling with family and friends or embarking on a solo adventure, this captivating country provides a wide range of experiences.
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"Critical Period For Indigenous People...": Biren Singh At 'Manipur United by Diversity' Festival
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Friday said his government is working hard to ensure rights, respect and ownership of land for the indigenous people in the state.
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Like Drew Barrymore, Here's How To Enjoy "Beautiful Mix Of Culture And Nature" In Singapore
Drew Barrymore's trip to Singapore was filled with delicious street food and visiting stunning sights among other unforgettable moments
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Apple Announces App Store Awards 2024 Winners; Top Apps Include Kino and Lightroom
Apple App Store Awards 2024 winners have been announced and Lightroom and Kino have won the top Mac and iPhone app categories, while Apple has also recognised six winners and six finalists in the Cultural Impact category, alongside top Apple Arcade titles. Here are all the top apps and games selected by Apple this year.
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Mumbai Named 5th Best Food City In The World - See Which Other Indian Cities Were Ranked
As part of the Taste Atlas Awards 2024-25, the food guide has released rankings across different categories. India has made it among the top positions in several of them.
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How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies: When and Where to Watch it Online?
How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies, a Thai drama about a young man caring for his terminally ill grandmother while vying for her inheritance, is now streaming on Netflix. The film, directed by Pat Boonnitipat and starring Putthipong Assaratanakul and Usha Seamkhum, explores themes of family, self-discovery, and cultural values. Praised for it...
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2,500-Year-Old Rare Bronze Age Sword with Iron Rivets Unearthed in Danish Bog
A rare Bronze Age sword, bent into an S-shape, was recently discovered in a Danish bog near Veksø. Estimated to be 2,500 years old, the sword is believed to have been part of a ritual sacrifice. Alongside the sword, a bronze neck ring and other artefacts were uncovered. Archaeologists believe this sword marks an important shift between the Bronze ...
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Explained: What Is 'Googleyness', How It Led To Layoffs At The Tech Giant
Google has laid off 10 per cent of its managerial staff as part of an ongoing effort to improve efficiency and redefine its corporate culture, particularly the concept of 'Googleyness'.
-
15-Hour Shift, No Training And Verbal Abuse: Indian Techie Exposes Startup's Toxic Work Culture
A Redditor recently shared his account of a toxic workplace culture at a startup company in India.
-
Man Criticises Fresher For Skipping 'Sir,' Ignites Debate On Workplace Etiquette
A social media post by writer Saket on addressing seniors in professional settings has gone viral, garnering over 1 million views on X. The post sparked a heated debate on respecting traditional norms versus adapting to modern workplace culture.
-
France, India Team Up For 'World's Largest Museum' Near Rashtrapati Bhavan
"Culture in many ways is the essence of soft power," S Jaishankar said as India and France signed what he called "a project of great national importance" - a museum, the world's largest, which will be located on Raisina Hill.
-
Yuva Chandra Krishna, Ananya Nagalla Starrer Pottel Streaming Now on Prime Video
The Telugu thriller Pottel, starring Yuva Chandra Krishna and Ananya Nagalla, explores the societal and cultural dynamics of rural Telangana during the 1980s. Directed by Sahit Mothkuri, the film follows a shepherd’s determination to educate his daughter amidst caste-driven societal challenges. The disappearance of a sacrificial sheep adds a susp...
-
South Korea's 'Hurry Hurry' Culture Helps Bring Down a President
President Yoon Suk Yeol's shock declaration of martial law revved up South Koreans from 0 to 100.
-
10 Sneaker Styles That Will Be Seen Everywhere In 2025
Explore the top 10 sneaker styles that are set to dominate 2025, from bold red kicks to timeless canvas shoes. Stay ahead of the curve with this must-read guide.
-
Tis' The Season For Plum Cake! How To Bake The Perfect Plum Cake This Christmas
There are accounts that suggest that the cake-mixing traditions have been part of British culture since the 17th century. This quintessential English tradition first began as plum porridge.
-
Why Saudi Should Be On Every Foodie's Travel Bucket List
Saudi provides an unforgettable experience for travellers of all ages. Whether you're travelling with family and friends or embarking on a solo adventure, this captivating country provides a wide range of experiences.
-
"Critical Period For Indigenous People...": Biren Singh At 'Manipur United by Diversity' Festival
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Friday said his government is working hard to ensure rights, respect and ownership of land for the indigenous people in the state.
-
Like Drew Barrymore, Here's How To Enjoy "Beautiful Mix Of Culture And Nature" In Singapore
Drew Barrymore's trip to Singapore was filled with delicious street food and visiting stunning sights among other unforgettable moments
-
Apple Announces App Store Awards 2024 Winners; Top Apps Include Kino and Lightroom
Apple App Store Awards 2024 winners have been announced and Lightroom and Kino have won the top Mac and iPhone app categories, while Apple has also recognised six winners and six finalists in the Cultural Impact category, alongside top Apple Arcade titles. Here are all the top apps and games selected by Apple this year.
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Mumbai Named 5th Best Food City In The World - See Which Other Indian Cities Were Ranked
As part of the Taste Atlas Awards 2024-25, the food guide has released rankings across different categories. India has made it among the top positions in several of them.
-
How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies: When and Where to Watch it Online?
How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies, a Thai drama about a young man caring for his terminally ill grandmother while vying for her inheritance, is now streaming on Netflix. The film, directed by Pat Boonnitipat and starring Putthipong Assaratanakul and Usha Seamkhum, explores themes of family, self-discovery, and cultural values. Praised for it...
-
2,500-Year-Old Rare Bronze Age Sword with Iron Rivets Unearthed in Danish Bog
A rare Bronze Age sword, bent into an S-shape, was recently discovered in a Danish bog near Veksø. Estimated to be 2,500 years old, the sword is believed to have been part of a ritual sacrifice. Alongside the sword, a bronze neck ring and other artefacts were uncovered. Archaeologists believe this sword marks an important shift between the Bronze ...
