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How India can bring quality along with quantity in undergraduate science

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By Vijay Raghavan Verified
| MSN India Verified
K Vijay Raghavan Value of a good undergraduate science degree depends less on the BSc label and far more on how it shapes the student through its structure and skills it builds. Employers and PG programmes treat the degree as a baseline signal, focusing on what students can do: problem-solving, communication, digital capability and adaptability, rather than subject knowledge alone.
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Thumbtack Powering Safe, Smart Home Services on Databricks with GenAI

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By Vijay Raghavan Verified, Richard Demsyn-Jones
| Databricks
Building the Most Trusted Home Care Platform Thumbtack’s mission is simple but ambitious: empower people to manage their homes confidently and effortlessly by making every service, repair, and improvement reliable and safe. We support local economies by connecting millions of homeowners nationwide to over 300,000 skilled professionals, from plumbers and electricians to wellness providers and event organizers.
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Prisoner of data: The numbers don’t tell the story

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By Valay Singh, Vijay Raghavan Verified
| The Times of India Verified
For years, local and foreign fugitives have stalled extradition requests to India in courts of countries like UK, Netherlands and Australia. Overcrowding, lack of medical facilities and other deficits in Indian prisons are cited in foreign courts, leading to extradition requests being denied. Read full story on TOI+ Facebook Twitter Linkedin END OF ARTICLE
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