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Salman Khan appeals his fans to stand with Sushant Singh Rajput's fans and 'not go by the curses used but to go with emotions behind it' - Times of India ►

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By Geeta Rabari, Kavita yadav
| The Times of India Verified
Sushant Singh Rajput's demise has created quite a stir in Bollywood. Several B'town celebs took to their respective social media handles to mourn his demise, however, a few have come out and shared that Bollywood didn't help the late actor when needed. Reports of him losing his films, being pressurised and more have also surfaced. Netizens started slamming star kids, Karan Johar, Salman Khan and blamed them for Sushant's death.
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Be open, be impatient, be hopeful: Google CEO Sundar Pichai tells graduates of 2020 - Times of India

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By Geeta Rabari
| The Times of India Verified
NEW DELHI: Google CEO Sundar Pichai had a special message for the graduating class of 2020, urging them to be open, hopeful and "impatient", and exuded confidence that they have a "chance to change everything". Amid the coronavirus pandemic, on-ground graduation ceremonies are giving way to virtual ones. Google's video platform YouTube organised a virtual event to give a farewell to these students.
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Online classes throw bigger challenges as students confronted with glaring digital divide: Experts

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By Geeta Rabari, Jagveer Gill
| The Times of India Verified
These could be isolated cases of struggle by students to attend online classes but they reflect the larger challenge of "digital divide" across the country which could have a devastating impact on students as well as the enrolment numbers as those without digital access are at the risk of dropping out altogether, experts have warned.
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