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Chetan Bhagat's Own Poll On PM Modi; Says 2019 No Slam Dunk For BJP
On April 1, best-selling author Chetan Bhagat put out this tweet, "Couldn't take it anymore. The country needs to be fixed. Joining Congress. Will be supporting their Karnataka campaign. With RG, let's make a better India," As many Twitter users fell for Mr Bhagat's April Fools' Day prank, the tweet received over 2,000 'likes' and 1,000 responses i...
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'Not Joining Congress, But Aim To Bring BJP Down,' Says Gujarat Dalit Leader Jignesh Mevani
Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani, being aggressively courted by the Congress, says he is clear he will join no political party. But he is also clear that he "will do what needs to be done to bring down the BJP" in Gujarat.
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Blog: My Tween Daughter Judges Everything I Wear. Usually, I Fail
Mum of two, Natasha Jog, shares what it's like keeping up with her fashionista 11-year-old daughter!
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No Slowdown, Says Tycoon Adi Godrej in Big Thumbs Up to Economy
Worries over economic growth based on the April-July quarter are exaggerated, prominent member of India Inc Adi Godrej has said, stressing that things have already changed since July and that he is "quite optimistic about the future."
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'What Is There To Celebrate': Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's Takedown Of GST Launch
In a sharp takedown of the NDA government for its celebratory midnight launch of the Goods and Services Tax, Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said there was no reason for people to celebrate the new indirect tax regime that would make many goods pricier, encourage tax evasion and bring back inspector raj. And these were problems, Mr Sis...
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Srinivas Kuchibhotla's Friend Who Survived Kansas Racial Attack Says 'Won't Live In Fear'
32-year-old Alok Madasani says he lives over the evening of February 22 time and again in his mind... the evening he was out with his closest friend Srinivas Kuchibhotla at one of their favourite local pubs, Austin's, having a drink while a basketball match played on a big screen.
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As Trump Flexes Nationalist Muscles, US Universities Feel Indian Concerns
Waves from the Trump administration's "America-first" moves to discourage immigration have sponsored a sense of unease, reaching even its most coveted harbours - the country's educational intuitions.
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12,000 Km Away In US, How Indian, Pakistan Students Cope With Border Tension
As tension spikes again between New Delhi and Islamabad, far away in Washington DC, a group of Indian student-entrepreneurs talk about how the tit-for-tat between the two neighbours hasn't impacted their relations with Pakistanis here. It is easier to be friends outside the subcontinent, they say.
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'US Safe For Indians': Damage Control Mode Sets In After Student's Death
America is a safe place for students - this is the message the US administration is out to convey as concern about safety is seeping into campuses. Last week, an Indian student from New York's Cornell university, Aalaap Narasipura, was found dead near Fall Creek in New York. Police say they don't suspect murder, but it has led to some unease among ...
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Tamil Nadu Techies Say They're Moving To Form India's First IT Union
A week after employees complained against IT major Cognizant for pink-slipping them, techies in Tamil Nadu are forming a union. More than 100 software professionals have signed up as members. The union, to be called "Forum for IT Employees, Tamil Nadu " will lobby for women's safety and protect members' rights by holding IT firms to labour laws, sa...
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So Will IT Layoffs Really Run Into Lakhs? What The Experts Say
Infosys denies it. Wipro denies it. IT industry body NASSCOM denies it. But reports of mass layoffs at IT firms have crowded headlines recently with claims like this is the worst hit for the $150 billion outsourcing sector since the economic downturn of 2008.
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Layoffs At Indian Tech Companies: What We Know In 10 Points
Industry body Nasscom has described as "incorrect and misleading," reports of mass layoffs in India's IT companies, saying they are still hiring 1.5 lakh people every year. Nasscom president R Chandrashekhar has explained that tech companies are moving away from scale and towards skill. As tech giants make headlines for handing out thousands of pin...
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Prison Matured Me As A Businessman, Says Stayzilla's Yogi Vasupal To NDTV
A week after leaving a prison in Chennai, Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal, known popularly as Yogi, told NDTV, "I matured as a businessman after going to prison."
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Stayzilla Founder Yogendra Vasupal, Arrested On March 14, Refused Bail In Chennai
Stayzilla founder Yogendra "Yogi" Vasupal was denied bail in Chennai on Thursday, allegedly because the police has evidence of him threatening the vendor whose complaint landed him in jail.
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Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal Join Hands Against Draft Model Goods And Services Tax (GST) Law
The founders and top officials of India's e-commerce companies like Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal have come together to seek changes in the draft model GST law. These companies are worried about rules related to TCS, or tax collection at source, a provision in the Goods and Services Tax.
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Chetan Bhagat's Own Poll On PM Modi; Says 2019 No Slam Dunk For BJP
On April 1, best-selling author Chetan Bhagat put out this tweet, "Couldn't take it anymore. The country needs to be fixed. Joining Congress. Will be supporting their Karnataka campaign. With RG, let's make a better India," As many Twitter users fell for Mr Bhagat's April Fools' Day prank, the tweet received over 2,000 'likes' and 1,000 responses i...
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'Not Joining Congress, But Aim To Bring BJP Down,' Says Gujarat Dalit Leader Jignesh Mevani
Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani, being aggressively courted by the Congress, says he is clear he will join no political party. But he is also clear that he "will do what needs to be done to bring down the BJP" in Gujarat.
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Blog: My Tween Daughter Judges Everything I Wear. Usually, I Fail
Mum of two, Natasha Jog, shares what it's like keeping up with her fashionista 11-year-old daughter!
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No Slowdown, Says Tycoon Adi Godrej in Big Thumbs Up to Economy
Worries over economic growth based on the April-July quarter are exaggerated, prominent member of India Inc Adi Godrej has said, stressing that things have already changed since July and that he is "quite optimistic about the future."
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'What Is There To Celebrate': Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's Takedown Of GST Launch
In a sharp takedown of the NDA government for its celebratory midnight launch of the Goods and Services Tax, Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said there was no reason for people to celebrate the new indirect tax regime that would make many goods pricier, encourage tax evasion and bring back inspector raj. And these were problems, Mr Sis...
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Srinivas Kuchibhotla's Friend Who Survived Kansas Racial Attack Says 'Won't Live In Fear'
32-year-old Alok Madasani says he lives over the evening of February 22 time and again in his mind... the evening he was out with his closest friend Srinivas Kuchibhotla at one of their favourite local pubs, Austin's, having a drink while a basketball match played on a big screen.
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As Trump Flexes Nationalist Muscles, US Universities Feel Indian Concerns
Waves from the Trump administration's "America-first" moves to discourage immigration have sponsored a sense of unease, reaching even its most coveted harbours - the country's educational intuitions.
-
12,000 Km Away In US, How Indian, Pakistan Students Cope With Border Tension
As tension spikes again between New Delhi and Islamabad, far away in Washington DC, a group of Indian student-entrepreneurs talk about how the tit-for-tat between the two neighbours hasn't impacted their relations with Pakistanis here. It is easier to be friends outside the subcontinent, they say.
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'US Safe For Indians': Damage Control Mode Sets In After Student's Death
America is a safe place for students - this is the message the US administration is out to convey as concern about safety is seeping into campuses. Last week, an Indian student from New York's Cornell university, Aalaap Narasipura, was found dead near Fall Creek in New York. Police say they don't suspect murder, but it has led to some unease among ...
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Tamil Nadu Techies Say They're Moving To Form India's First IT Union
A week after employees complained against IT major Cognizant for pink-slipping them, techies in Tamil Nadu are forming a union. More than 100 software professionals have signed up as members. The union, to be called "Forum for IT Employees, Tamil Nadu " will lobby for women's safety and protect members' rights by holding IT firms to labour laws, sa...
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So Will IT Layoffs Really Run Into Lakhs? What The Experts Say
Infosys denies it. Wipro denies it. IT industry body NASSCOM denies it. But reports of mass layoffs at IT firms have crowded headlines recently with claims like this is the worst hit for the $150 billion outsourcing sector since the economic downturn of 2008.
-
Layoffs At Indian Tech Companies: What We Know In 10 Points
Industry body Nasscom has described as "incorrect and misleading," reports of mass layoffs in India's IT companies, saying they are still hiring 1.5 lakh people every year. Nasscom president R Chandrashekhar has explained that tech companies are moving away from scale and towards skill. As tech giants make headlines for handing out thousands of pin...
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Prison Matured Me As A Businessman, Says Stayzilla's Yogi Vasupal To NDTV
A week after leaving a prison in Chennai, Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal, known popularly as Yogi, told NDTV, "I matured as a businessman after going to prison."
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Stayzilla Founder Yogendra Vasupal, Arrested On March 14, Refused Bail In Chennai
Stayzilla founder Yogendra "Yogi" Vasupal was denied bail in Chennai on Thursday, allegedly because the police has evidence of him threatening the vendor whose complaint landed him in jail.
-
Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal Join Hands Against Draft Model Goods And Services Tax (GST) Law
The founders and top officials of India's e-commerce companies like Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal have come together to seek changes in the draft model GST law. These companies are worried about rules related to TCS, or tax collection at source, a provision in the Goods and Services Tax.
