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Gen Z’s vanishing white-collar dream

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By Aunindyo Chakravarty
| Tribune (India) Verified
FOR more than 35 years now, middle-class parents — especially in India's bigger cities — have sent their children to college to get professional degrees that would fetch them decent white-collar jobs. That used to be their golden ticket to affluence. And it did pay dividends for most of this period. Young people with MBAs or degrees in finance or computer science sailed into corporate offices and began earning more than their parents ever did.
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For the First Time in 30 Years, India's IT Story Faces an Existential Threat

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By Aunindyo Chakravarty
| The Quint Verified
Each time an AI company releases a new enterprise model, it reduces the value of Indian IT firms. India’s IT giants have been the shining examples of the India growth story. They have not only emerged as the biggest companies in India, but they have also opened the doors for hundreds of thousands of people from the hinterland to enter the white-collar middle class. Now, for the first time in three decades, they are facing a deep existential crisis.
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How much does it take to win an election

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By Aunindyo Chakravarty
| Tribune (India) Verified
Let me begin with a provocative number — Rs 50,000 crore. That is how much Rahul Gandhi needs to be in the running to be Prime Minister in 2029. To understand why, we need to take a temporal detour back to October 2024, the day before the counting in Haryana. I had accompanied a friend to a property broker’s office in Gurugram. The man had been playing hooky for a couple of weeks, fixing and then cancelling appointments with my friend.
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