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How an ex-Buddhist monk & Meta engineer founded a startup that now rivals Accenture
Lilly Chen, a former Buddhist monk and Meta software engineer, founded Contenda after a hackathon. She and three friends turned a pandemic-era project into a successful startup. The company focuses on helping businesses repurpose technical content effectively. Contenda secured one million dollars in pre-seed funding in March 2021. Chen now leads the company as its chief executive officer.
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NEET protests: SC sets up 5-member panel to probe excessive use of force by cops
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How an 18-year-old turned $10 abandoned storage units into a $135,000 business
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No bachelors, no biryani, no dogs: What your RWA can legally ban, and what it can’t
Resident welfare associations possess limited powers governed by law and their own documents. RWAs can manage common areas and enforce valid bye-laws for community well-being. However, associations cannot override individual legal or proprietary rights of residents. Rules must have a proper basis and be applied fairly to all members. Disputes often arise from unclear rules and the need for greater transparency.
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ICC makes U-turn on Gaddafi Stadium pitch demerit point
The ICC has withdrawn the demerit point given to Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium pitch after reviewing an appeal by the PCB. The Appeals Panel examined match footage, referee reports and captains’ comments before finding the pitch satisfactory. It said the surface did not show excessive unevenness, seam movement or spin. Pakistan had won the ODI series 2-1.
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Setback for Jharkhand students: HC stays Soren govt's order to cancel JPSC exams
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'She cheated on me': SBI banker kills wife, sister; posts chilling WhatsApp status
A State Bank of India employee allegedly shot his estranged wife outside her workplace. He then reportedly returned home and shot his younger sister. The employee then turned the gun on himself, ending the tragic sequence. A WhatsApp status accusing his wife of cheating was found. Police are investigating the marital dispute and the events.
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‘Don’t go chasing the IPL’: Pujara’s plea for Manav Suthar after Galle heroics
Cheteshwar Pujara has encouraged young spinner Manav Suthar to prioritize his development in Test cricket, emphasizing the importance of maintaining his natural bowling style for the longer format instead of adapting to white-ball games. Having performed admirably in his first two Tests, Pujara sees the flighted deliveries of Suthar as essential for success. Recently, India celebrated a notable World Test Championship triumph.
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6.8 CGPA student lands Rs 32 lakh Microsoft job: What his journey says
The debate over whether marks determine success has resurfaced after a post highlighted the contrasting journeys of two engineering graduates. Aditya Jamwal, reportedly a 6.8 CGPA student, is now a software engineer at Microsoft. His story underscores how practical skills, projects, problem-solving ability and industry-ready knowledge can sometimes matter more than academic scores.
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Granite, grass and a helipad: Trump shows off his White House construction projects
During a recent briefing, President Trump showcased key updates on White House renovations. He emphasized the stunning white granite driveway's completion and tackled technical aspects of the helipad's slope. Proudly, he mentioned enhancements to the exterior and landscaping. Additionally, he touched upon the ongoing ballroom construction and its significance for national security, aiming to reassure the public about progress in the iconic residence.
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SC to hear NBCC plea for RERA relief in 16 stalled Supertech projects: Case explained
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Taiwan gets new F-16 amid China threat: Why 50-yr-old jet remains popular
Taiwan is on the brink of a significant upgrade as it prepares to take delivery of its first batch of new F-16 fighter jets from the United States. This addition of 66 advanced F-16V Block 70 models is a strategic move to enhance Taiwan's aerial defense amid escalating military tensions with China. With its cutting-edge technology and ongoing upgrades, the F-16 remains a crucial asset for Taiwan's defense forces.
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AIIMS Rishikesh held for wrong HIV positive diagnosis, told to pay Rs 60K compensation
AIIMS Rishikesh was found guilty of medical negligence by a consumer commission. The hospital incorrectly recorded a patient as HIV positive in its medical records. Subsequent tests at other hospitals found the patient to be HIV negative. The commission upheld a compensation of fifty thousand rupees and ten thousand rupees for costs. AIIMS Rishikesh failed to provide an adequate explanation for the erroneous diagnosis.
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Kolkata hotel fire: Leaseholder of Hotel Shikha Inn Abu Zafar arrested
Kolkata Police arrested Abu Zafar, the leaseholder of Hotel Shikha Inn. He was apprehended from Entally Main Market on Wednesday. Two hotel staff members were also detained for questioning regarding the incident. Investigators are examining the circumstances and safety protocols at the hotel. Further details concerning the fire investigation are currently awaited.
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Delhi’s invisible opponent: How drift is becoming a factor at the Worlds
Indoor air currents are presenting a significant tactical challenge for players at the BWF World Championships. Shuttlers must constantly recalibrate their strokes and shot selection due to unpredictable air movement. Different courts and even ends of the same court demand distinct adjustments from competitors. This atmospheric variable has influenced match outcomes and player performance throughout the tournament. Mastering these unseen air currents is proving as crucial as traditional badminton skills.
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CEO Sundar Pichai has a quiz for students about Google Search
Google CEO Sundar Pichai unveiled new educational features tailored for students. These enhancements are designed to facilitate topic comprehension and exam preparation. Gemini now includes a specialized student hub, complete with study notebooks and various learning tools. Furthermore, eligible college students can access free subscriptions to Google AI Pro or Plus, alongside bundled discounts for AI Pro and YouTube Premium.
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Karnataka: Father 'pushes' 2 children into canal for favouring mother, both die
Two children's bodies were recovered from an irrigation canal after their father allegedly pushed them. The nine-year-old girl and her two-and-a-half-year-old brother were found during a search operation. Police received an emergency call from the father, Shantappa, who was with his six-year-old daughter. He reportedly stated the deceased children were closer to their mother and did not get along with him.
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South Korea rejects Trump's claim; estimates Kim Jong Un has 80-120 nuclear weapons
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