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Social media boon or bane? Unlike earlier, today it's possible to verify if very hot beverages cause cancer
The story quotes Julie Thompson of Guts UK, a charity devoted to raising awareness around digestive health, as saying that ...
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Policy Bazaar seems to think, not Right to Education but insurance ensures a kid's school admission
An Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A) study, "Labour-force Perception about AI: A Study on Indian White-collar ...
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Majority white collar workers fear job loss as AI grows at CAGR of 25-35% in India
An Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A) study, "Labour-force Perception about AI: A Study on Indian White-collar Workers", has revealed that as many as 60% of white collar workers fear job ...
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ICT services exports: Despite India's 8% growth rate, China with 19% giving 'stiff competition'
A World Bank report, while praising India, a “middle-income” country driving the surge in internet users across the globe, states that if in 2018, only one in five Indians used the internet, by 2022 ...
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Addressing caste discrimination in US higher education: Rutgers report sparks controversy
In a surprise move, an American university has published a "controversial" report titled "Caste-Based Discrimination in US Higher Education and at Rutgers". The report has sparked debate, as no sooner ...
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Is hiding promise of bribe in India a crime in US? That's what CNN reports on Adanis
A top ex-bureaucrat -- whom I know as one of the most reasonable analysts -- has forwarded me a CNN story titled "Billionaire Gautam Adani indicted in New York on bribery charges". The ex-official has ...
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To allow or not to speak on role of women in protecting Indian culture: that's the question
On 16th November morning, on opening Facebook, I came across a post in Gujarati which said, "The controversial speaker Kajal Hindustani, infamous for her provocative speeches, is scheduled to deliver ...
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November 14 luncheon for journalists and leaders wasn't meant to remember Nehru: Congress leader Gohil reacts
It was with a welcome surprise that I received a reaction from Gujarat Congress chief Shaktisinh Gohil objecting to my blog titled “When Congress leaders in Gujarat forgot to remember Jawaharlal Nehru ...