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India must seize its Yozma moment

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By Rishikesha T Krishnan, N Dayasindhu
| Deccan Herald Verified
The government invested in venture capital funds along with private investors in a novel risk-sharing arrangement.
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India AI applications stack – What the country can bring to the table | Flipboard

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By Rishikesha T Krishnan, N Dayasindhu
| Flipboard
Now "My name is Mohammad Deepak." With these five simple words, a Hindu man who stood up for a Muslim shopkeeper has been catapulted to fame and become an unlikely hero in India. Deepak Kumar has been praised as an "icon for secular India" and a "posterboy for India's pluralism". At the same time, he has …
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Navigating GCCs: A primer for the class of 2026

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By N Dayasindhu
| The Times of India Verified
One of the iconic filmbased memes is “Why is no one ready?” from The Devil Wears Prada. This line from Miranda Priestly (played by Meryl Streep), editor-in-chief of a popular fashion magazine, highlights the high-stakes, fast-paced nature of the fashion industry, and her demand for absolute preparedness. This sentiment best describes the managers in GCCs every spring/summer when freshers join them.Freshers selected to GCCs are exceptionally talented and among India’s best and brightest.
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