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He left a job at Intel, built a device called COPAL-19, spent months at AIIMS and ran half marathons before returning to UPSC; now Tushar Chaudhary has secured All India Rank 4 in the Engineering Services exam and joined IRMS

A comfortable corporate salary, a technology project that helped connect Covid-19 patients with plasma donors, months of hospitalisation and a demanding return to competitive exams: Tushar Chaudhary’s journey has moved through several unexpected turns. After leaving a ₹25 lakh-per-annum job at Intel to pursue public service, he secured All India Rank 4 in the UPSC…

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Meet Disha Daga, the 26-year-old Pune woman who began drawing mandalas in her notebooks without studying art and went on to paint for the RBI, work with major brands and teach over 25,000 students

Image courtesy: Instagram/@dishadrawss At 26, Pune-based artist Disha Daga has taken her mandala designs from the margins of college notebooks to the walls of the Reserve Bank of India’s Pune office. She has worked with corporate clients, created murals outside India and taught thousands of people, despite never having formally studied art.Her journey began in…

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‘I died for six minutes in 2003. Heaven isn’t what we think it is’: Man shares near death experience and why he could never thank God thereafter

I died for six minutes (Canva) There’s an interesting story shared on Reddit that has attracted thousands of upvotes. Titled “I died for six minutes in 2003. Heaven isn’t what we think it is,” the post turns a familiar near-death experience narrative into a disturbing tale. The story follows a narrator who claims that his…

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Echoes of Muziris book launch celebrates young author Saanvi Shabeesh, highlighting her journey from a school story to a published novel

The launch of ‘Echoes of Muziris’, a novel by young author Saanvi Shabeesh, celebrated the power of imagination and the importance of creating opportunities for emerging writers. Published by JK Paper and Readomania, the book marks a significant milestone in Shabeesh’s literary journey, which began with a short story she wrote in Class 7.The book…

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‘Quick tasks’ before clock-out? Employee says the boss keeps extending workdays without overtime pay, sparking debates over burnout, boundaries and the pressure to always say yes

A workday is supposed to end at a scheduled time, allowing employees to switch off from their jobs and focus on their personal lives. But what happens when a manager repeatedly assigns new tasks just minutes before the shift ends, expecting everything to be completed without offering overtime pay? This question has sparked a discussion…

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‘Maa bulaye aur beta gaon na jaye, pardes mein itna dum nahin hai’: Bihar labourer spends his entire salary on a flight home for Chhath Puja, wins hearts online

Some feelings are difficult to put into words, but this one says it all. No matter how far someone travels for work or how long they stay away from home, the thought of returning to their mother and family can make everything else seem less important.That’s the feeling behind a viral video featuring Satyarohan Kumar,…

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