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AI jobs in India are hiding under familiar titles

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By Saumya Rastogi Verified
| The Established Verified
Artificial intelligence (AI) is advancing so quickly that traditional job titles no longer capture what people actually do. As a result, AI jobs in India are often not explicitly labelled as such in job descriptions. They sit inside software engineering, compliance, finance, marketing, education, customer experience, and content moderation roles that now depend on AI fluency. Software engineer Ankit Maurya begins work like thousands of developers across the country.
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The Belly Button Fix Everyone Is Talking About, and Why It’s Not What It Seems

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By Saumya Rastogi Verified
| thegourmetedit.com
By the time a wellness trend reaches your feed for the third or fourth time, a soft-lit video, a creator lying supine with a gauze square taped over their navel, it has already crossed the invisible threshold from fringe ritual to mainstream curiosity. The latest to make that leap is the ‘castor oil belly patch’, a homespun remedy repackaged for the algorithm age.
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Why Doctors Are Paying Closer Attention to Insulin Resistance

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By Saumya Rastogi Verified
| thegourmetedit.com
For many people, diabetes seems to arrive suddenly — a diagnosis that appears after years of seemingly normal health. But doctors say the story often begins much earlier, with a quieter and less visible condition: insulin resistance. “Insulin resistance is essentially the body’s reduced ability to respond to insulin, the hormone responsible for regulating blood sugar levels,” explains Dr Himika Chawla, Senior Consultant in Endocrinology and Diabetology at PSRI Hospital in Delhi.
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