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 | How Indian Youth Cafe could be the co-working space every start-up is looking for!Started by Sehaj Sahni, the project is a huge hit among youngsters who need space to eat, chill and make their ideas come to life — with free wi-fi | |
 | Why Telangana's part-time teachers may have to wait longer to get better pay, despite Govt orderThe decision to jack up the pay of 1,500 contract professors and almost 600 part-time teachers in the State had come following the recommendation of Prof Tirupathi Rao committee | |
 | Tired of Google's long list of results? This start-up can help narrow down your optionsExpert advice is only one call away with Teja Gudluru’s app UDo. He tells us about the plans he has in store for the app and how it can get you expert answers ASAP | |
 | Chennai start-up PeriFerry helps transgenders find jobs in inclusive companiesNeelam Jain’s social start-up PeriFerry is helping transgenders get normal, everyday jobs through training and counselling | |
 | Now you can also step into the shoes of a CEO for a month, here's howThe initiative has a record number of over 2,00,000 future leaders who have applied to this year’s edition of CEO for One Month internship across Adecco offices globally | |
 | Here's how Robolab Technologies is taking robotics to India's young massesIncubated at COEP, Robolab Technologies designs robotics kits and experimental manuals that can take a generation of high-schoolers to the future | |
 | D4E Network in Chennai launches an app for industries and students to interactColleges, students, faculty, government bodies, industries, experts and trade bodies can use this app to network professionally | |
 | Chennai's theatre fraternity sets up committee to deal with harassmentThe theatre fraternity in Chennai has set up a committee to facilitate the artists to open up about their complaints on sexual harassment at the workplace | |
 | This Sikh charity's work on rural education inspires a case study by scholarsThe educational framework, adopted by the Kalgidhar Trust, gives equal importance to both character development as well as academic attainment of underprivileged children in rural areas | |
 | Dear statue removers at AMU, Jinnah is alive and kicking!Jinnah’s reincarnated spirit is exposing the divisiveness of radicals, creating a new wave of unrest in university and college campuses, ready to carve polarised experiments in young minds | |
 | TISS to offer a range of new paramedical courses, here is all that you need to knowThe institute will provide Bachelor's degree in Vocational Education (BVoc), Diploma Programmes in Patient Care Management, Medical Lab Technology, X-ray and Ultra Sound Assistance | |
 | Start-up policy: Goa aims to feature in top 25 start-up hotspots in AsiaThe state government intends to develop a minimum 200,000 lakh square feet area for technology innovation and incubation centres in the next five years | |
 | PM Modi asks students to take up his govt's summer internship for clean IndiaIn his monthly Mann ki Baat' broadcast, Modi touched on a number of topics, including Indian athletes', especially women's, achievement in the Commonwealth Games | |
 | Fake universities alert: UGC releases a list of 24 self-styled varsitiesAccording to UGC, the detailed list is also available at UGC website www.ugc.ac.in. The commission warned the public to not to take admission in these fake universities | |
 | Bad news for techies: H1B approvals for Indian IT companies drop by 43% since 2015A US-Based study indicated that said even the top-slot IT company Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) received 2,312 H-1B visas in 2017 as against 4,674 in 2015, registering a drop of 51 percent |
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